The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1907, Page 1

BEST SPORTING FEATURE OF THE DAY anne Full Details Relating to the Form of ALL t the Horses Running at’ % Bennings To-Morrow on Page 16. eR EeKEKceesEgEegeeecceeeEceeeee WEATHER—Showers, warmer, Friday tir, eoolem rid. [RINAL “ Circulation Books Open | toAl.” | RESULTS EDITIO ld YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 4. Piercy F PRICE ‘ONE (CENTS = = —= BENATOR REVEALS PLOT 10 BEAT JEROME RAGES AS | ~———ADOGEVELT, MILLIONG RAISED THAW IS DECLARED even wonwa macecuat “MENTALLY SOUND a Be weeeeeeccecceecese ? (pin corm rete t tatr, = Be By fi ie _RESULTS EDITION | | “ Circulation a Books Open t to All.’’ __PRICE ONE CENT. ‘Harriman To-Day Replies, Declaring that He Did Not Contribute ‘ $50,000 to Get Depew’s Place in U. S. Senate. "ROOSEVELT NOW THOUGHT TO BE PLANNING THIRD TERM Conditions Have Changed Since He Made Pledge on Night of Election That He Would Not Run Again —Some Recent Straw Votes. |? WASHILNGTON, April 4—Close on the heels of the hot contro- versy between President Roosevelt and E. H. Harriman comes the Teport , to-day that information was carried diféctly to the White House -fecently bout the conspiracy of millionaires against the President and his policies. ; According to this report, the so-called conspiracy accounts for the Admin- istration’s sudden activity against some of the big corporate interests. It is said that the plot was accidentally disclosed at a private dinner ae ! recently at which a certain United States Senator drank a great deal esas wine than was good for him, and while he was at the height of bhis irrigated enthusiasm he let the cat out of the bag. Before his friends | could gel a stop order on his tongue he had blurted out the astonishing statement that the Rockefellers, Harriman, Hearst and others had raised | 5 a fund of $5,000,000 for the purposs of defeating any man chosen by| ; Roosevelt to succeed him in the Presidency. According to the inebriated Senator the plot was already thickening in Ohio and he pointed to the Taft-Foraker fight there as evidence of the truth of what he said. He asserted also that it was at work in Penn- \ sylvania and several other States and thai the plotters fully expected { to be in control of the next Republican National Convention, | ALL THE FACTS REPORTED TO ROOSEVELT. a» 1 j deed, Secretary Loeb is said to have been one of the members of the Ginner party. If the President has any other information as to the plot! ,. of the corporations to down his man in the next campaign he has not made it known to his close friends and advisers, | Those who can hark back to the Republican Convention of 1904 | will-recall current.reports to the effect that Harriman was one of a clique | engaged in a little scheme to nominate Senator Hanna and pitch Roose- welt out of the race. It is said that Harriman at that time made the | declaration at a little meeting of this kind that he could deliver the dele- | gates of six States for Hanna, Whether this be true or not, it is certain | that Roosevelt believes it. Roosevelt is doubtless no less inclined now to accept as gospel the revelations of the alleged plot of the millionaires as revealed by the drunken Senator. Harriman Returns to the Attack With New Denial Harriman to-day reflects upon President Roosevelt's. version of the White House conference in the national campaign of 1904, and boldly repudiates the authoritative announcement from the White House yesterday that Harriman contributed because he had political ambition; wanted to sidetrack Depew so that he might be elected to the Senate. Mr, Harriman to-day issued the following statement reiative to the recent exchange of correspondence be tween himself and President Roose- welt: “1 do not intend to continue this controversy. You, gentlemen (meaning the reporters), must try to help me and not ask me to answer questions the answers of which, are self-evident, “Everybody knows that the contest for the Senatorship in 1904 was between Messrs, Black and Depew, and there could not possibly have | been any other candidate, There was no bargain whereby money was | to be raised in consideration of having Depew appointed as Ambassador to Fmnce or made United States Senator, and my. letter to Mr, Webster | does not se sii That part of the agreement was for the purpose of harmonizing (ne Black and Depew forces if it became necessary.’* “Ar, Harriman liad his stenographer reac the statement aloud, being All of these facts were carried directly to President Roosevelt. In-| i ke BETORS AT THE.» TRACTION LS nso Freya He Can BENNINGS RACES. OF THE PUBLIC Daring Trial mo | ——_ BUT DR. PUTZEL HELD Only Two Favorites Go!suogestions, Many Made’ OUT FOR ITE ; Seay eRe A WHILE. Through in Card that | by Evening World Read- QU | | Lo : 0 : Lee ked Easy. ers, Are Adopted. —_District- Attorney Protests that He Should Have | BY FRANK W. THORP, — | tmeodore p. snonts, the new preaitent| Been Present at the Physical Examination Time—1 4 aee ih ‘ Index, “Biarters { Varp . ve — “Br Keith len t time—ads. Off. be Ur iets nant agit Owner Tek t Index _ bd On oe it | Bono. Off 6.8, Beratched—Hetry Binford, HANSON LEADS TWO MORE RAIDS ON POOLROOMS rip Arouses Ann Street Patrons, Who Rush Out | to Escape Arrest. Dputy Police Commissioner Hanson | with Sergt. Ayres and Policeman Eng land, raided an alleged p the top floor of No, 1 Ann {this afternoon. Evidently they were coming had preced tor ¢ rridor outside the place was \¢ f men figh a chance t to the elevators, Ayres and Eng and arrested Frederick J 1, of N = Sc. Mark's avenue, Hrooklyn i Gregor ¢ No. M2 Monroe im as proprietors of the place Hac arts and other pool-room paraphernalia werd selsed, ‘The pris oners were in Centre Street Police Court men visited a room entered by « #eoret | door on the top Moor of No. 167 Coda j etreet where, 08 @father Moor, a om [telephone pool-room ° exchange wes found yeaterdey. ‘The secret room wea empty. but holes in the wall snowed where twenty-one telephones had bee tnetalled The skylights to the ro werd al secured, by ¥. noke and Lae} and windows were wired so that Mt wee Unpossivle to break througe them with axee | eae dnt in ne "ouhtaaammens tha, r rot ys Oe High Cie | cera Srmoade’s Richt was doing his bee at the end. Ccmpainer mally held the | OMces of the syndicate at Ne. 187 | Cedar street Keith and sou eld by -Magivtrate Wahid me Prior to this raid Mr. Hanson and nie | PHI NATIONALS WIN AGAIN, — sianaa | (Special to The Evening World. of the Interborough-Metropolitan Com- CRE TRAC . : The ree ei NINGS, April t | pany, has publicly accepted a number of Thaw, and: Hartridge Said He Bennings to-day, but as is umually the | % the sumestions offered by Evening : "| bh by G. Wy Johnton— | onge with saft-looking programmes, the | World readers for thé silution of they Was Invited to Be There. i unexpected happened In the opening ) intolerable transit conditions, He ims Anna Smith, who was thought a yt himself on record as ready to work The three commissioner in lunacy appointed to examine the mental real good aioe, ‘etd withdewtrn, leer |for a gant for every paasehacr. } Sas nic f a. alight. favorite, while| Speed, he admits, ts not whee st was | aha tebe in the days of the “Aten minutes | condition of Harry K. Thaw made a unanimous report this afternoon Slichawny receded to § to-1 at theo. ierien’” slogan, but epeed he con- close of the hetting because MCIMtYP®| tangy should be secondary to safety | | that he is sane and therefore capable of advising with and consulting his es ed gg, gui up ond of ‘hin| 282. thet, comfort “should ‘be tree: | | McIntyre, oquetly with-speed. The official prox lawyers. | span oe cis Lo rte ete erocs mation of the traction chief is em clever winner ic | |leeicameireas cwhaitsene aman icenbs manent a signed article in Ilarper’s bing the purse, Cousin Kate, baad SUD") Hin views are the result of his mudy | ported by some of the smart ers, . f wes a : ir third ital of the material placed at nia dixpowal ry | Penny two copies, and Penny in turn passed one over to Jerome and yt ~ 7 fo inch in the| Bvenins World ders in response to} ady Powell was voted a cinch in the! Mr. Shonte's invitation to help him.| one to Hartridge. Winner, b&b f£ by Fankee—Cornelta. second race, while t run second Mer- After prefacing — Tookeya Archibatd Slaughter McInerney As soon as he mounted the bench Justice Fitzgerald said he had | been handed the report. Without stating fhe contents he handed Clerk ids and upward, $900 added: one mile remarks with data a re rimac seemed A — fali-down-to-lose} atout New York's great and increasing Thaw was not in court, nor was the jury. Evelyn Thaw was chance. Lady Powel wae outside the TaWon bha Staaitting there ta fusst ate ; money, and Merrimac was lucky to be| Situs tar dsnietaetian Gate Ck pres.) calm but desperately pale. third. Otwell, a 3) to 1 chance, showed! gn conditons, he says he wishes {f Un- | & wet of improvement and scrambied Gerstood he hb. no sympathy with a! home a couple of lengths in front of | »pubiic-be-damned” attitude. He says é A Aweless, who was played for a killing ‘I place safety first, because it is and upward, $000 added; one mile |JOhnson unfortunately was ay last) better to take a littie more time In eet-! wome odded. The wife's face lit up with a smile of reli with Aweless and so the i ting to one's home or place of business men sat and nodded. ideal 4 mile of relief, delayed. than to run the risk of not getting there! Not a muscle moved in the set face ot Mrs. William Thaw, One could Jack McKeon was easily best in the | at all third race, defeating Euripides, the fa-| “Preliminary study of the situation| not tell that the mews gave her pleasure. Nor did the young Countess vorite, without any trouble, Bill Daly| jeads me to the opinion that the quick-| “ , gathered in the short end of the purse | em means of relieving the congestion ot | Of Yarmouth let ‘ier face tell what her feelings might be. A sigh,went with Umbrella traMc Hes in the reasonable restriction | (. ee While the horees were at the post in| of street traMc #0 as to give more iee-| UP from the packed room the first race jingle of bells was| way to the surface o: two additional oe ? nIG ~ {racks on the Beond avenue Le to re SEROME STILL FIGHTING, eve the Bronx congestion, and side: | District-Attorney Jerome in addressing Justice Fitzgerald before doors in the Bubway cars, if some of | ANS the atattons now built on curves can be| reading the report said: Hartridge pulled open the folded sheets and glanced at their con- tents with a sweep of his eye. Then he turned to where the three Winner, ch. fg. by Ormondes—Right Jockeys McDaniel Smith campaign against the Bob Davis pool- room syndicate t Assistant Dis- tore until they learned t-Attorney Vin and his aides ‘ines Were on the > v dd themeelves sorting out thoa-| purning bern below the #0 adjusted that there wil) be no danger | “While | do \ h he dec mav el Hi] do not know what the decision of t ion ma | sands of checks, stacks of books and Varner Never ht. in unloading.” | mn may be, piles of various documents seized Of the wurface lines ‘he writes }1 want (o state to Your Honor what my personal been in this Varner went to the front in the chese and made the running, followed by Dr ny. Pioneer fell yesterday in a raid upon one of the "There ts overc ic on many liner | matter,—t-stated and-stit- adhere to the contentior Ss defendant is because they are overtaxed as the ult of the rapid growth of the popu-finsane. But if. the commisson’s decison is fatal to the tion I made lation, and there will be endless dif ‘ fs All have'to proceed with thé trial and press for a en culty in meeting. thie condition Tnere | Upomthe record, | will have to procee I nd press for a cons Thue far,” sald Mr, Vandtver, ‘wa | er: Varner was never caught, win have gone over akout half of the 2\00/8Me easily by three lengthe from Dr cancelled checks we (ound at this place por sna, haat : SARTIERT twenty | are bound to be troublesome delays, |viction with all the power at my comman Before |-am_conffonted They show payments to men whoee|'* too, and thie is feature of surface-car | sire t Yo il hames wold arouse an amasing lot of Old Colony Takes Fifth travel that can fever be sradicctea| with that condition, however, | desire that Your H will hear me as disvuasion should they be made pubiic.| Jn the fifth Pins and Needles rushed/ without the co-operation ofthe etty|to the confirmation of this report.” it ie thewe mon that we have tol to the front and opening « gap of four! authorities, If, however, the police cam) "Before | can argue the point of law I have in mind,” said the Diststet- wet o nation, We are not Urying | lengths showed the way to the| manage to give the linea where conges-| to expe them, and they will be pro-| stretch, where Old Colony moved up,| tion te the greatest a reasonable use of | Attorney, “I desire that I be allowed access to all the * tes of the com. tected if Uhey consent to tel what they|and taking the lead won by half «| the tracks, we can effect « big change| mission, especially the secret session, The law specificaN® says, ‘The com- knew jength. Pina and Needies was two! in the surface lines and give the public| mission must be attended by the District-Attorney.’ I was not allowed to 1 have located the head ; ch better a. And i wehdabe aaa pis, Dendawiortorn nt | fenktan in thrent fe Wa ne mane betta ane by | attend the session of the commission wherein Thaw was finally examined, be . able uss mply the ex ; os ucke by thie com | |That session continued for more than two hours. Rogardless of the hard- pelved a ye se of the With the proper reg Bena 1 it whenever 1 gsi NEW ORLEANS RACES. use, ae. 78 trafic io’ the eti{ ship {t may have worked upon the Court, I must demand to sée the com- ; ‘ a , many lays may be| mission's minutes and have time to read them before proceeding with my Taltic ‘conges Five furlongs. —Enfin A MINIATURE MEGAPHONE » 1 Mattie ball GQ to eo it extremely | ~ bs ies wo land 3t 4) 1, Lights Out) ¢ YN V AT f oe es wasn't worked to “fullest” A 4 J FOURTH RACE Aven 2 by soaring piace) Be Ware y and Jordan FIPTH RACK Threo-f . , math A one on Back» miie~-drabin “0nd pay a” Og yigt they miaht and ought to do. Express} § : score in seoond fram 2) Time, Lanes 2" on acon] e second and § Paskert's safety, iThird avenue ‘L’ and relieving. the ‘ 4 + Ritter’s single. Cures New York Man of Dewinoas, | / NEW YORK, April 4 i617. nd Mead } YRLPHIA, April 4 mein the annual oe daoat heen rack Att, ‘ibonte ad et ae a cae he wil LATE NEW ORLEANS WINNERS ( hues t antastic 13-5, Polly Prim 7-2 place, Gutter ~Lemen Girl 13-5, Gd nimeral St pg ie es eae