The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1907, Page 1

CP MTERT Leo rR GET THE CUBS! ie , The Evening World will give Pictures of the Chicago Cubs with The Picture given To-Morrow will Postscript and Noon Editions. be that of Pitcher Mordecai Brown. o-night) Saturday showers, oe oe WRATHER Fa iret Be NERA SOR a Ra FRIDAY, JUNE MAS, GOULD BRINGS AGTESSES. INTO HER OUIT FOR OEPARATIC { “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ >| NEW YORK, 1907. 7, __PRICE ONE CENT. ORCHARD SAYS HE HAS NO LOVE FOR MILLER BEATEN IN RACES BY NO JOCKE is Contribute Heavily to py eee Developed Hatred for Idaho Opera- tors After They Got Troops to Guard TI Their Property. ” HIGHLANDERS LOSE WullNAN, AS ANOTHER TO NAPS ™ meh “Bookies. BARBARY (TBTME WINS Notasulga Shows Class by Easily Hl Winning Second Event. BOISE, Idaho, leading witness against William D. Haywood, has been carried down to the dynamiting of the Vindicator mine at Cripple Creek, Col., in September, 1903, and its progress indicates that it will consume m more time than the direct examination. ‘The most significant feature of Orchard’s cross-examination to-day was his admission that he had no love for the men operating mines in Idaho. June 7.—The cross-examination of Harry Orchard, n «| Joss Had indian Sigah oe ee “=! on Griffithites—Vet- 0 c ah ee iN | eran McGuire Is Re- 9 '9010400— HIGHLANDERS. —Miller McClellan Leaves That He May Do the Legally. Geteat tn two races were heavily backed 6 Jookeys showing M ‘This testimony came out in the answer to one of Richardson's rapid-fire »| leased. to Become 9 920.00002— 4 questions. He asked whether Orchard was opposed to mine-owners— | Manager of Boston - | Acting Mayor McGowan vetoed the i | z Recount bill late this afte whether he didn’t hold an enmity toward them. Orchard replied that he /¢ri! ish | CLEVELAND. “| Maladie wane cea tei tiles, on Robin Hood, | Americans. yo gd 1 0] Special legtalation in the interest of (Continued on Second Page.) fells race with Miller riding | Pee We Pee eS fresco eal od tape groetoe nxtg Mrwsady - Bumter, on Tileing, gave Mi! aca so 11 2 0 | eames the Honesty: of about ten ‘sous. ond dose of defeat in this ra: (Specie ¢ Byening World.) — b Ab.» : ct eae meaning canvassers, poll VENING WORLD RACE CHART wtceteetcccres | ste (SS ihe De moe He is eighteen years olf and was r-|x ew YORK, June T—With two vie-| Clark, Vt 9310 OL) OE oe bee aver ROAD SECOND DAY AT GRAVESEND. ees or lar of te reece oc "UT FORE: 20m TORN Sil mresngham, cis © 0°20 1 | Atta Mapwr ouge -penoes 4 dns . tia trnclenge o Serine ees nei “Cae ee High-, Hinchman, If, 0 0 1 0 0} intair yecauee if any other candies, JUNE 7. CLEAR TRACK SLOW, erred 4 afternoon, deter- Turner, "ss b 2 2 4} whomid petition to open 5) boxes Ma 390 RACE—Selling: three-year-olds and upward; 81,000 added: about six tur. Joss, p P Yas uc Hees Beet oe ee would be required tee aranaier as nee © open the rest of the boxes ‘ Bete by , i tre the recount of all the tallow As iter TOM et sniniais uh WOT al: Ae counted officially on the : 7 7, 15; amd only 4 Little Walsh Fools Miller ; ae ANDRES lie noth tanmsated iron Hood to s Behn cy 8 on be paid by the taxpayers 4 1 © Oth order to give President McGowan 0 9 © © Of the Hoard of Aldermen, the lemni Shae aire ng Mayor, to veto the He- lellan got out 9f Ocak 2 Pic ak He left the City (Veer pe Ter”) and his deatint. | Pa hae} ully kept secre he automobile waa | i eee ae and that it would pot 0 eo Oso iis wide of Yonkers, if it did ther Winner, b. £, by The Commoner—Toueh Eira Tso ye * Mayor managed to get away unj --- rved. He left the City Hall about 6-27 30) 2] PR eeleek cece 4; of, Orth, | LOUISVILLE RESULTS. ee | " * a and, 3;| LOULSVIL {he races herp | Not sige Wor Fleet Haan, |1O-OtY Pemultec waskaan 1 herself th and « ph fal di va rm 3.00: oft. Kos ino ‘ aya FIRST RA a ee Seng suze “ 1 for place) 2, Rexall Chuse and Joss to 1h Time-—1.48. Winner, b by Hastings Futile Owner Lajole and 8t Blaze of Laght 8 ha yw i o turiongs 10 to 6) 1, Voting @ Flick Usury 3 Time— uree.—Pinete = Dri wae easy for Pails) a Tme-8-26 + NATIONAL (AL LEAGUE, Seventh Inning Heratched—Running Water, Bull’e-Eye ot up. Masar Had News was we nisides could not o outa 4 May Blakes, #1.b0 Time—1.10 3.5 added, three-year-ol Winner, bik. f. reteh ture re Race Reiling Time- two-year treal 1.08 8.6. five and a half M by Dr, Hasbrouck B 4 | belle and Stanage Beloast was he fourt second at t the rider, W HE. EVENING WORLD Tow BOSTON AT PITTSBURG. os—Newton and Kittredge “ Circulation Books Open to All.” YOR, VETOES Nes RECOUNT BILL SNUB BEFORE RIVAL IN n So Act »\ the yacht Niagara w EVENING WORLD’S é | ning a f part dha Lae “tien “hed speed et t Teh = rare. K ‘ RONG STL HAR Menthe ae aa Gira“ AT DO aed “ Titekiine Was Good ( fl oes Double Page of Sports on an i Vinner, eh. ©, by Ma ler for the ime Lo-day fall Fifth innin a nt : Ron deatiy. Time-t.47 Winner, eh by M . coh ry ai re to wh te it laning . I py TO-MORROW 1 ie as Fa Yn NO BROOKLYN GAME af i dive alined and Bright y ae a of nted lire inna bal : q f Ambush third place Hel, * _ = Ay The ftleen-inning £ {the fret try, out of i” Fan » Munday, an | part of « double Sixth Inning. Hinohman was called ou another ‘def ” on atrikes Turner fitted one to port left, Which U R oat i. sae er aie ‘Follow the crowd” into The World's F E A 7 “Want” columns, Great Fight E i |lonaire’s attention to the exelus Lilite | pub! to | Theatre | the PRICE ONE CENT. nebe ‘One Well- agwn Stage Beauty Figiaae as Chief Recipient of Millionaire’s= Alleged Attentions RESTAURANT ONE CHA b More Than One Hundred Witnesses to a | on Stand at Trial, Including Waiters, Elevae tor Men, Chambermaids and Others Humble in Fashionable Life, More than twenty actresses will be dragged into the now famous separation suit that Mrs. Howard Gould is bringing against her miltion- « aire husband, by the time the case comes to trial, it was declared pees 44.3 intimate friend of Mrs. Gould’s to-day, The Evening World's informant |s a person who has stood at Mire Gould’s right hand since the day when she found herself barred from Onde tle Gould, her husband's palatial country” place, and, according to “thie. authority, more than one hundred witnesses, the majority of them elevater: | attendants, waiters, chembermaids and all the undercrust that accompadiies « & swift career backed by plenty of money will be called to testify to Mrs: Gould's extreme provocation for leaving (he man Clarence Shearn, her at torney, has described as “impossible for any woman to live with and maim | tain her self-respect.” Howard Gould was a constant attend- be brought to the attention of the court Jant at the recent Actors Fair |b whreh the case is heard ¢tme and hig gifts of broug! c « tasnvenle of dogearta to the hat Howard Geuld hom te attentions t the tme of. the - 1 Fair were supping tn ge (a snus corner table whem with @ party of friende, At @ mote to th join her crei pi cry me long ovcu aan actreas all his other women frie: } Rialto gommip has 1 the who ls not an well ion as d wife, almost ¢ c WMawald Gould during r t of rhe nxious to shy comment whom she had me | r missive returned empty) z “ao waiter lec, wit pelled to face Mer whose expression uot in the tailing f the angry mililonaire’s wife aa te whal was the subject of her animated & brief cance Unis clty decided an w ted | ¢ in ritlos n _was neeperermbeatech AMERICAN LEAGUE, DETROIT AT BOSTON, 142 04 COLLINS NOW A QUAKER, he T-The announcememe + day that James Colima, an and former captain Americans, hat beep of the Phil toot of Twenty-third » rudely interrupted just as thing ett interesting TORONTO AT JERSEY Y TY 400 = AT WORCESTEI UMBIA 0 C » 0 ose HOLY CROS§... { 00° 0 == CHICAGO AT PHILADELPHIA (AL CHICAGO : Q ¢ ‘ O Om @ PHILADELPHIA | 1 Of ( 0 tn Bf At Washineton (AL)-—St. W m 2 iy At St. Louie (NL)-—-@N8 second: Phila. 2 Caled | At Baltimore (EL)—Buffalo, 7! 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