The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1906, Page 1

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NBALLOON OVER MANHATTAN — 1 SANTS ARISE HERS, GIANTS TACKLE | Siew scr nate Fong : ap ATEN TWICE THE CUBS AGAIN ("ite then Dare Back ee —— Toward Start BY CLEVELANDS rs. MRS THOM AS, WH Q Sails “BALLOON, Another Deadly Struggle ALL OVER RUSS! A a eee On in Chicago for | WILL STAY UP ALL_NIGHT 4 "oid 7 IF CONDITIONS PERMIT. siete Game and Outplayed SEE-SAW FROM START ——————————— Thousands on Wild Atarede Defy the git Noo ! ———— Her Husband and Knabenshue Companions in Government and Raid Estates, pects SENT FROM BOX. 1 warmer to-nteht ana Pridny. a ' WRATHER—Fa ALIEN Qv "4 cvENING? EDITION wrt Ne aru <5) Wate ee ido MO ca ane ri : — oan | [~ Circulation Books Open to All | [« “ Circulation Books Open to All.’”” | RESULTS EDITION perme ps. eneeye es to j MeGraw’s Men Get Lead Only Lose Jt Soon in Daring Trip of the Nirvana, on Which While Troops are Powerless (Clarkson Replaces Pitcher th 2-Tie She Embarked Feariessly, Clad as to Halt Them. Seventh Inning, but = if for a Lawn Party. BATTING ORDER. pase | All Too Late. For more than three hours this afternoon Mra. Julian P. Thomas, the MOSCOW, July 19—A lan ing from Bobrov (in the Province toclety woman-balloonist, suw more of Manhattan than any other woman of Voroneth uprising has taken place), who has arrived FIRST GAME. ever saw. In the big gas-driven “Nirvana,” with her husband, Dr. Thomas, hete, gives s e of the devastation. He describes the losses 7 and Roy Knabenshue for traveiling companions, she cruised back and HIGHLA tp the provi ——— forth, up and down over the town, tacking with each change co the wind. The troops are pe with the pea s, who are marching + wer At times the balloon, being iike a fat, legieas spider, was almost mo- @ bands, de cally everything e than one-tenth a3 6 McGlnnity, p. Ruelbach, ©. tionleas, bigh up in the blue. Again, with a good stiff broeze behind it, estates ure Upon approaching « village advance detach- , # 24 (praia) to The Bremtag Works.) | the balloon would scoot along, 1,000 feet up, like a thing posseaned. At § he pea ANNOUNCE Tt ie BANE pursue -by-6.000-troops | > “ ‘ — BALL GROUNDS, CHICAGO, July! ovClOck it headed straight for the Battery, In ita second trip ~— — ‘ ne guns end asks for support. é 2 : oes eo4 ‘Ae the gong sounded for l-CAY!> eHty #Ihkiag lower und tower as it come. = wt | Wo ef ° $° 0 1 kame the Giants and Oude allke showed | there was fear that the seronauts | it aalied nny old way. ‘The stort had — @e and the proce 5 | MoGuire. ¢ o 4 3 eo the affects of the terribie -atratn-of th bwere Titarally Hel peleeiers Ih a VARt Deen aw tewutirul ona 3 novernd won 8 | Thesbro. Peis, sesee ; Bae Gio! ee eae | | a7 before. ther club dim 4 h*fairprism by the shifting, countering) Chey wen up strdeht as @ homing ele » “ ni re f= ! finger usual in practice, but atlwind currents, and that, confined to) angel for 1.000 feet and then, armed on ¢ “ « sed | oem WT 6 | thr yugh the motions in @ methodical lenjckly settled New York, they would | by heasterly wind, wtwetwd dine * of wages ' wotnen. | SLEVELANT way find no multable Janding place * Manhattan, bownd spare | By day's game the Gtante! At the outset the ballon drifted slow- ly tun-baked New Jersey. ater } occasionally veering to hanged tr Temamtbered— sote- Sireame of moisture from The gaa 4 forgotten and started! grinped down fto the cer, ruining 0 the Bronx after tt. After thet! Mra. Th « bie ploture hat aud her the team bad oe | Moeta: 6 6 3 5.e-persone Ware in town of : nt Simm Away from Field SCORE BY INNINGS. frm the ainda i a ers : ; : ; : . ; ee 4 Sart Easily in Stretch. - 16 o4 sett oak metal “Tbe ial << ; — 2 BRIGHTON RESULTS. (Continued from Sixth Column.) Eighth Inning—-MoGinn'ty rolled to Chance. Sheckard took | Still Nctiaon “wae doubled) Bresnahan’s tong fly. Shannon fanned. No runs. 4 Dahlen to MoGann Chance fanned. Seynfour's great catch retired Steinteldt. “Sooring “Ahsckant-on | Shannon got Tinker's hard smash. No runs. ng Sheokard FIRST RACE—Chasoaway (20 to 1) 1, Athens (2 to 1 for place) 2, Eldorado 3 é : ; SECOND RACE—Bound Brook (7| apy = ent on the orig Uae eee Re al re tilinddealieg oat GAME. = Ninth Inning Sesmnoue erga ae beat a = = “qtr places 2 8) Carne 3 CraveTMAT ote t eviin fanned. Dahlen sing scoring Seymour. Evers STUERSSEL TO DIE Hipoima ders See booted Strang’s groundr, McGann scoring. Bowerman sin- / J FOR SURBPNDER,| THIRR RACK—Ryat(even_and-# BATTING ORDER. ets gled. McGinnity forced Dahlen, but Strang scored on Kling’s/ iahkeal i mone Hi a. (8408 for place)| ngtiandera pean tet piace, Xciine| Wild return. Steinfeldt retired Bresnahan. Three runs. A 4 2, Robin Hood 3. [Ramet GUM waited *tuysing fo, tie Strang threw out Evers. Kling rolled to Devlin, Moran, for). ‘ FOURTH RACE—Brookdale font te 9 [Mar Sheckard formed Mame et -seoomd | Reithach, died, McGinnity to fi first. No, runs . | Nymph (1 to $ and 1 to 6) 4, sare. MMe. ee ~ ot Pequest (3 to 2 for piace) E f Brewnahan lined to Schulte San : Ballotta 3. Tegorn: * foldt threw out Shannon, Evers, sanity BROOKLYN A AT ST. LOUIS. } Dupre ar. OLoumbitn Schulte Mned to @eymour. Chance re FIFTH RACE—Bobble Kean (3 to! came he tulesl yO a ho’ le into Chan L by te Logiatitia (out fort Spatial © Tua Rirentra Works) | Sole aerond: “Stempalac fanned. Tioket| BROOKLYN ......--- oo200000000 | tvinion 7 * : 8 sew ‘ong fly to Be; a = Pie toa sen sarees ssarat ane Mee 2) heals [AMBRICAM LRAGUB PARK. NEP see gourth Inning. ST, LOUIS ......--- 00010010000 pce lator 1, Heiss, chief of . € wh it bs i mam of Ge el, be dieminsed and ae thuatestic fene saw “Lajote’s Cleveland T A QUE. MeGann whinped a dtve Gown et ; | banished Admiral Alexie!” BiXTH RACE—Rosemount (10 to/Dsl! toners take the second gale from | LATONIA RESULTS. AMERICAN LEA | i sachs throw tail to ot Me (Continued from Tenth Page.) ey page ee ee Vand 4 to 1) 1, Marathon (7 te 10,'h* Hiss , “ LATONTA, July 1%—The races here | serge RI ke Mh | ; Gen. Sm ander of 40 and 4 to 1) aratben 6 wake (Ot tives Hos twe Se Weer eae we nie a CH eee NT TNO ON. eee To eka haldicg ae | Seventh Inning—Alperman and McCarthy singled. Les bo Arthur { en, Vernander be for place) 2, Montgomery | ‘The feature of the second victory was Aye First: Game. (Ae od ire : " + merannre fn | ssa whe romnrheble ploy of Turner, the. ( 1% to 8) 1, | Chtoago 10004010 Tinker No Ruse | facrificed. Alperman out at the plate on Ritter’s hit. | a / The formal trial of these officers will BY FRANK W, THORP. visitors’ gkeat mbofteop, who made en | Was , 0008 1 fly to Seymour. rh \ take place shortly RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH,|™*ny marvellous oatch 4 atape, |S Tin ciew-—Walnhy and Bulliva i ft. Reulbaoh forced, Carthy was caught asleep. No runs. cata eee duly Brookdale Nymph which were greatly responsible forthe | | STCOS 4 CHICAGO AT WASHINGTON. | Danten “ponped aweak Ay to Smoot popped out- Grady walked. Hostetter singled, CIVIL WAR NEAR, __ |wrighion Oaks a Br Rates? SET I ee me Hast BS ale bee beal et. oN foninas scoring Grady. Hostetter out stealing. Noonan out, One run CZAR HESITATES. hse lamn, hed bla right wrist broken in @re| mile ibttor frown thy it 09 —3 on Legend to the me on the bit, beating “ s8t and Ballotta easily | Hoxe’s inwhc Liven; Sim Mo(iinntty died on & roller © Rwere, bai anit it's quiok throw got Bresnahan. bh tossed out “hannon. NO Eighth Inning--Pastorius out. Noonan wiok Meloney’s fly third inning by being hit by one of Thin aoctdent wilt and Wok § f PHILADELPHIA AT PITTSBURG, Rf ST. PETERSBURG, July 19.—The b aa not} probably Keep bim out of the «amie fc , ? ai peag ain Tas edie Mint eeierarone mores | OF TOA “|i , f Tuya of Mecinaers wrt! Jasey bunted to Hostetter. to run nan Loaner iy! Harry Payne W sitet ss eR i #1 KH nd D tee RO mn MoBride flied. Karger and {. No runs Prociawation 10 tt way, & W to Lchanoe, won ine], Flick made Mroe, am tion. hay vee | er Gthoon, fir Innleige Ninth Inning—-Lumley rol ed to i Bennett. Jordan walked rian aueation dash, There were weventeen |jirted a Ay that Delehanty gre , * ‘DE ROIT AT BOSTON Bee en Sern i hedge niga 1 date teh the whole bunch started |Turner sant one up Into the mir for) Time—t.1s Devt OE ee bieslan 1 second ‘on Mecann's voc | Alperman and Jordan were on - : rt ive warceed PA Paragon were the chotoes, |OGRO% (NO UNE reg tn the frat | iso mn ; J ie Sica tae ee cfg: b. re fa eg Ovlng eavihy played. because | qn a nora re end his EASTERN LEAGUE. | Waterion Mullen and Warners Young | Beyn at Butfalo (Ly eres eee oreparin ‘ u hy age ode, Both ran bad races, Ath towel, ———— esi F : Sie Xie somal sre aero 0 th ne BALTIMORE AY Tonawro. wo fae Panien At Cincinnati (N. L)—End seventh: Boston, 3; Cinain.., 1 with # rush and won tree, ‘henes. , Bradley, First Game. or DROWNED FROM YACHT Seymour. Danien oot, Pinker, meas ‘ mails came oat “and Mebane nie Sn, bo 8859353 — a LATE WINNERS AT LATONIA Yara nger eligible foi a em cf sro a Mg mun “ows on —MoNe \ Hyers) MoGin-|CWHd IMaying on Deek Of; Benson. Seventh Inning SixtheDocile 4-1, The Mate 5-1 place, M srahel Noy 4 a Queer Steeplechase Ride, a at by Bradley wold" | | Ae Bs batter os uD Aled AT FORT ERIE. ion , Na. Baltimore 0 ven wel wa Lol n fold 2 ry na his ‘Baul deoision | In the manplochase the crowd was Beoond Inning. Ton oo [playing o » ok ent FO RR cnaer 4. Sixth—Fair Calypse 3. a Demon 6.1 6-1 wane Miss Gaiety, © deste o ¢ . o| treated to & Wonderful rida by one eee die es Ba tte oon Ante 4 “i rolled grounder Is" was tenutted ther tmederats | tarenet, ttn had the mount an dai] paaeee CoN plennhty snails eaptroe, (ane W hie | oS doneckard snd Blagle (ook TER ‘AT PROVIDENCE | teeth or Bet