The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1906, Page 2

ee RESULTS EDITION © PRICE ONK CENT, |, MINERS tne SUBWAY CAR ALL ABLAZE, CROWDED WITH PASSENGERS Flames in Long Train Subdued at Fourteenth Street Burst Out Again at Astor Place, Causing Panic and Almost Stampede A souchbound train, dashing through the Sutway with one of ts carg @fire, came near causing a panic among the passengers thie after om, | near the Fourteenth street station, and held up traffic for nearly no pour. The train had eight cars and was crowded with Passengers § When ft approached Fourteenth street a blaze shot through the floor A fuse had blown ot in the sixth car and ignited the we dwor; Fortunately the train was just pull- semed to hate joer *hetp tng Into the station and everybody euc- coeded in getting out of the cars unin- jured, Flames Quenched at Station. % The fire having been extinguished, a dozen of those who had at first Gai to the platform returned to the train men. heads A. L. Pach, of Pach Brett te. photog. | Tagfrere, attached ‘the flama wit: a hand fire extinguisee? Em odened by hie emmple, Joho H. Keise a divinity ‘ etudent, end HC. Bowss ~ of ‘wy > too, 7 Neseau street. also wei at the j Among them was but one woman. Mrs fames with extinguishers ; D. Wagner, of No. 112 Washington The motorman had br thie time street, Hoboken Moppet the train and jet of the fre Just as the train approached Astor tie. place another fuse blew out and again used bg sas te | with such (vohemence that the. (ime were ignited the woodwork of the flor a ea witt a foe : ot As the flames shot up into the car Hé they Jed tho peereng: » out of the most of the men became frightened emake-fdied cay ini + apotrer wr aad, % : . assuring eVerybud) ( mt the 4 almost to the point of panic. Mrs oar Gal ai out, Gared Gow Wagner, however, remained cool and anow on its . @elt-pomsessed and reassured the other at reached Bapity 2 “ ae passengers te a nee . Threatened by Smoke. trafBe on t or¢awy schedule Thick smoke added to the peril of Terouamcn al the enciement those pent up in the car and the wate- one was hy TO-MORROW’'S FUTURITY {if BRINGS OUT FIELD OF 16, Keene Entry Will Go to Post Public Favorite x for Richest Turf Prize of the Racing Season. « ve BY FRANK THORP. Parney fichreiber. Thoms Hiicheosk. b2 ‘ Sixteen two-year-olds are named toi Jr. -i# represented by Convile and if . @o im the race for the richest prize of Ball. August Belmont has caly Don the racing season, the Futurity, at! Enrique to represent him, and che colot Sheepshead Bay, to-morrow. Some of} of Sydney Paget, whose two sreat twee those might as well remain in their, year-olds, Water Pearl and Chariee Bd. Pa stalls for all the chance they have on! ward. are on the sick tiet, will not ’ paper, but as the big stake will be | seen at all Warry Payne Whiney hae worth something like $50.00 and the! no entry, mor has H. B. Duryen —— of eaeh horse gets something Only One Unknown. Uke £00. te 1 for his méney, they will take a chance and hope that accident! The only usinown in cee rene will return them a winnor ‘ Keene's Strong Entry. Tt costs most of the a ners $350 to *tart. In addition to the othér entrance | First f>em. and if they. do not no there is a | horses. forfeit of $100 to pay. Bo with the odds | of $0,000 against 9250 they will plank down the money. ani the chances are y there will be few withdrawals. {tone svete ee 7 ., gitesty . 4 Accidents have been known to happen | ve ne 3. in races. Despised outsiders ave been | Seomicions remain F mg & onl, ae ‘ known to win bie stakes, hence the | chetes. , Owners of the olaters.in the bie race | chances are that Oran, ridden wil take that extreme chance. lwemt “faverca ‘ae seaimez. pale wil The Keene stable nominates Peter outed ponactiouns trial of inves Pan, Pope Joun and Zambest, the latter | nag cvediian by racing be ea . ormances ul @ maiden that has never been to th ira Sashes wager = post, ‘fhe Ratwys nowilikia We Mend] The fact that Miller is a bite the $45,000 colt purchased trom Newton { wiil sive Oran strong backing Bennington, and Horace E., colt, which formerly ran in the colors ot j if ed in the East Colonial Girl and other \e of May Rows ‘oe Keane entry will yrobac.) be a the $2,000 | “hy Beau wit be tacked and se (Continued on Eighth Page.d Wo en FUTURITY STARTERS, BETTING AND JOCKEYS WHO WILL RIDE, Wtheys. st. PLE W. Pimege iss. oe. | 7-5 = ar up, COE Sea 7-6 =) EE Koerner ........ j | a Se ene ‘—_ --d. 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