The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1908, Page 1

| Tipe =e oo. Will Tell “INS BEGIN TCD SLOAN. WEATHH Pate to-night and [NAL LTS ERITON CNE CENT. Pridnuy, “ Circulation Books Open tc All. | NEW YORK, BANKER JENKIES | RIGHLANDERS DIES SUDDENLY | WN EXHIBITION AT SON'S HOME ATLANTA G!ME Indicted Head of Brooklyn} Chesbro, Neuer and Doyle Financier Family Stricken Take Turns, Each Pitching | by Paralysis. Three Innings. PRICE fi RACING BILLS U PASS BUTH :UUSES, ALBANY LEADERS SAY a= et FOUNDER OF A BANK. Hart Measure Reported Unamended |p:,n0or 0 and Agnew Act's Restoration in Senate Predicted—Looks Like Full Victory for Hughes. ELBERFELD IN FORM.! ae | Little Shoristop Jumps Three! Feet in the Air and Pulls Dowr. Liner. f \Villiamsburg Busi- ness Interests Cut off While ( i Under a Ban. head of the y of finar irciuding bh on indictments dtea | of his gon, Joh John G. Jenkins, s Brooklyn Jenkins famii. members of whict THE BATTING ORDER. | New York. m= (Spectal to'The ALBANY, N f, were awaiting trial and perjury, York, and i, the Court of PAKOLA WIL BE. = arging conspiracy vem! tou the home day at Jenkins, 2 the t Penal tor (Special to The Event: BALL GROUNDS, > High World.) ATLANTA, Ga detied the | pill, Axing track ga. s0 plans for resum and a soggy field to-day would n 1 Sept. 1 the early practice The committee voted down the propos! August. Elber- tion, Cuviilier and Keller being the only members to vote for it, This amend- ted by th a- At 1.80 o'clock this morning he Dr. Gr: ally three The little Senate Codes tment was ador Committee yesterday, and its rejection by the A n{ Training Colony Thinks Fizer| Jenkins siiffered a se ih i «| fight »b om his} Colt Has Good Chance to Beat Chapultepec Leades is still smiling however, bat, enveloped arded it known men 1! » time of the pa aes in the shape i pretend weeny ne Firat Nationa! ea wasllOnenen: maauneeralieyeal| fee ete Renee NAW ORLEANS, La. Mar ec eng, Renae yee meet of pi nnies. The Wille form s¢ he gossip of the track uckstop's shoots landed into wv. tion of what may be exy bie mit wit se that tory sla 7 . Ci cree tasers | Senator Agnew, Introducer Sfter MMe aptendid porto; antler a d va Us Tay an entteampl eablis cant es the eelt is to have © millions Suet ec uMiee cee Seat < livided support of the Afternoon annou Pport 0} Founded First ional Bank pn Tueeday®to move | ©ol en he goes to the post | ean! HE ena Bek: pH pee AA TER ad festoration of the bill r ‘ City Derby Saturday Uraides being 2 W the warm weather sent a bie flay to its original form by that the trainers and ae ae 2 the amendmeat made ive such decided expressions of of pron cene She the atonal (Bi CUSED | he, eee Re SED Oo eH frooklyn which ne founded three | |years a he was a director ir ny and many cor BR, T, He member, The Was identi Senator Raines, majority leads Benate, sald this att E be no dead i branches of x personally Vote to restore the s egard to Mzer's colt rdayv wes so vod that the two jority of th retof opinion |Jenking ‘Tr | porations a veading chu 1eld steadfast utiongs with which | First Inning. TOD SLOAN, THE GREATEST OF JOCKEYS, Readers of This Newspaper the “EB STORIES OF THE RACE TRACK” THEM IN SATURDAY’S EVENING WORLD. THURSDAY, “ Circulation Books Open to All.’? ] MARCH 1908. PRICE ONE CENT. GIRL ACCUSER OF ACTOR HITCHCOCK TELLS STORY OF ALLEGED WRONGS a ——- ae oy ee 12, Worth $60,000, He Announces | V H Testifies A Retirement From Baseball Helen Van agen) Testities “Alou Auto Rides and Visits to Great Neck Home and Other Places With Comedian. CROWD RI [OTS AD COURT. TO HEAR THE TESTIMONY. Great Mob of Merpialn Curious Men Who Overwhelm the Attendants Effors to Storm Door oi Room, subdued by Pole in Their | | | A new Evelyn Thaw—a little ar | Thaw ot the teneiments—sat this aftern Evelyn nin r famous ia month ago, and ic effect. It ne story—with some prototype less drami was H ind with far vio is the chiei tser of Rayne | sixteen-year-old girl | actor, how on trial bete | The youth of the witness and her ign Je a better impres- sion than did her mi of telling the 1, e will protabiy be en the siand all da The Thaw more disorder door nv. HANS WAGNER. = | 1h Moton 1 Te eae ia not anot P : PIAAT AR DE pill to its original form.” nvatneanhina * k ied had brane, red all over les) out, Jordan! to Fox; Keeler ‘i 4 ina ff Aj x br ti Ce ii} t 1 a a forced admit tha 0k. nd 5 j out, Wilkes to Stahl out, Fox to HH fy i i t att K ir site Majority Leader Merritt, of the A8-|comething like a ie cee | oklyn and ed & Isla i ilk > Stahl out, “i \ i a Fy LA be \ ny ‘ ’ ° pembly, said: ‘The action of the As: aie itv of Pinkola | were ge ly, coneldered as beyond | fk 7 i iy i | the sen sembly Committee to-day means that! “Buriew hae ten é suspicion. } 3 but was caught | + | r che wienwithe She the Assembly will tase the race track | pile”, nas been all of this, and) Some iwo years ago he cut loose trom | napplt to Chase, Collins | , z r ae! Al ined. Sh bills in their original form, and: stand) Pinkola ie protre Lune {© admit that | active banking, resigning from the| hit w s and was out at | i Ah | i || y 4 r nd pat, unless the Governor should destre| ne isn't worried Me rye gt Tacenorse, | presidency o: the Williamsburg ‘Trust| tirfist, Sanherr singled to cen r | | i ane \ 1 Garven without change or compromise, The Assembly | pining eed YY the fast time of |Company. He turned the management | dan out, Niles to Chase. NO RU i Mt i pearanceror ae 4s honestly trying to do what the Gov ize wave tae ed nued work-out. | of his affairs in Williamsburg over to Second Inning. 8 a ene Mente i ernor wants in this mmtter.”’ surprised te fey Mould not be at all | his sons, John G., Jr.; Predd| ; ‘ : 1 (ilk fl ‘ Becevess waaeworin@eala’) cemmeret ip ale a find Pinkola beaten in | put retained lis stock in ious in- | rfeld out, Jolins to Fox, Chese { (© ans ) 1 no doubt but that tho bills will now | 72 Re Howecatiing than th ed-|atitutions and corporat cluding at out an infield hy » short. Hemp- U WH vi " H So $ ald pase in the shape in which thoy were) (Wd ( Mim at the end of his tal yea | the brokerage firm of Jo! pang] 2) out, MeMurray 1x. Conroy wirt Tike | ‘ reported. ‘The incident 1s now closed so| ("0 es Pe ne ee ot class ca tank Jenkins. Being a vigoro nd to Moran. NO RU fe : far as the Assembly ts concerned.” ates few, and that smart | resourceful man, he engaged his Fox filed to Hemphill, Moran singled | Steet se kas Oueens-! t 1 Assemblyman Cuvilller gave out the| ‘"#iner ves Chapultepec has a pre-!time in the promotion of real est ) left, Wilkes struck out and Moran vires Sea Cunard Liner Makes Queens-j 77") ; ute ponderance of it | rile rye of Lobb Ann eo ( following statement in sitpport of his 5 2 leals In suburban property. as doubled un at Kieinow to] Backs Up Charge of Lobbyit nn F Bee parent \ “un ei) Abo SM irAtiontoraay \ town Over Long Course in attitude on the race track bills: TmOGAicLrn Gal ea RO EE ere Was! In the panic of last fall elght Brook se, NO RUNS ‘ ails fy i AoA ti 5 per. ‘ on “Aa a member of the Codes Commit: [oe steele tem ene Of the fiyn banks failed, Among them ‘ Third Inning. Made by Lilley Betore Fad 5 Days and 5 Minutes in Bast von thats In tha tee I am unalterably opposed to te] 0h Mee! OC AULBELS *\ the three Jenkins concerns, Klelnaw ana toan a aes in <3 | (ifhaanva } 9 Days aie hercriztets 0 I Ked In a hos Hart-Agnew bills ameadin: the Pona Rano arn ve ') National Bank, the W ied" too Man Niles walk Congress Committee. feavy Jolt. | —— 1G N a — Code and all other bills effecting the lL mpany and the ne Care RE eaMIre MES OTT i fore w Naw ¥ go-called racing laws on the ground thar any. The First 3 7 QUEER Anes 1 e see Mr. H at {mn my opinion, as a lawyer, UM Peros since been reopened under new a WASHINGTON, Mar I2—At t | 5 1 tenmer .M 1 ay esti! ate Neck es not violate the iti 2. . ‘ | PLPTSB : Mi tan it wteomeatin Grayilem cosine’ violate: the: Conatitty Under Two Indictments. tanta by Grit ' ; we ACA Eenr = = Wine He was forced a ‘ ‘ , 1 rid end je first rate Immediately after the | : ov a J came th posure of CHAN V not wearl ay a tetas elleped Away Cab a Ach APro ° ent Western [the management of the Rape lee Spe eet | ss it in front min » Ida May Brooklyn Banks, the “ ” . sae ‘i ‘ no trouble betweer of Mrs. a H A ° kind to give the | William = Gow, Howard Maxwei!, | THIS Is: “BLIZZARD DAY, the Fleetric Boat Company, had Bes ; ‘ ne Dano's baby in a “baby earrin wal e t argument. president of © the . Borough Bank, him that his. ed TT y Jin te ‘ ninut W Journalist Has Said: ig fae [ant tboe ang "e ae ot | BUT IT’S DIFFERENT NOW, |\i shut nis compans Heal ne ut Is See Cae en y aw if s he wants rut ne ¢ Ls “1 believe that 40% of a morn- e}l on Nov. 26, a few hours after i Sule A : = ae Seated ea i Ing newspaper's circulation—one {|e had been released from Raymond | Robins and Other Spring Signs UUs A) ‘ l fe anit 4 Sag | anialies i i| stre uring period facts Aftairs if be stood right + omarines, | sa neras soit pet carrying a great number of |paipeserval! 8 alles, Bune Ue ner Abundant on Big Storm's Beret id ie it has aevauns| neet him smail ‘Want’ advertisements—is ee wee Ro on Anniversa Sea Tae | cooaing ieee bought by persons who get it County Grand Jury was busily en nive j a Hea eet tet colt especially toltead the rete gaged In an investigation of the Jen ‘o-day's Oy nglike balm ts in strong GOV. GUILD SICK WITH ee Le ea ee ieee dL went back and home, investment, wanted-to. kins concern. 1 re thick In the park—a | ie } AS ne|| He said he'd give urchase, for sale, &c., offers On Dec. 1 John G. Jenkins, sr., an to this same day | Bi ees ASANTE pportunity to go. riding TPeontains.” pst SECOND) RACE—Pur uiree of his sons were indicted, ‘There | twenty years ago. | lees ' Heassold| woliing il -} Were two indictments against the eid Uoon that snow piled the} Wlweetee wi ‘ Iv lown to Elste More such offers are printed in The in Bl Preniined Fi ten f all transit: faci. | eterna : ; and told and the Mord seaihelay Bear and Pea 2, mi One dA him with conspiracy w at nly two theatres See Rep niae & te | 5 ni autge than in any er er in New and to 1 J G., jr, Fran 1 i ) and the business of the city," 3 nee Teaie. mt He Walsh), 8 t as sor nn » Frank and Fy itgot, suffering considerably. 7 MISSOURI] BE York City or elsewhere. alls: eee a Oe U ata Tama eae (neuen eet ages, autbaetac eprnisera ates Te | MISSOL RI DELEGATES " sinter. _ — se " i nsburg True ony The bi ard of Maren 2, g| tors ougn " outside th The Morning World has a Bren inWRTeen pany and the Jenkins Trust Company.| the worst in the history of the city. Ge enero pineal e Cay is to. is att ateaut : sre obi throug ee Sea aa OTN at Gi k and gave us dine circulation in New also ran, These loans were obtained through LOUL Resoliitone: D 2 Sey tthan ANY TWO” pete THIRD RAOK--Purse $100; four-year-| “dummies,” who worked in the vauks | TIME GIVEN WESTINGHOUSE, ACQUITTED OF KIDNAPPING: ( N tt cusros OFGICER “ACCUSE Bens ve ne vhoheock's i" : s an STAB oy ited aude G. Clarke, who had i tug ew K sthe ne was Mr. itcheock' morning newspapers combined tie Bilgn Canora cs Hes clare : PITTSBURG, March 12—Bankers of] Mrs, Maude G. Clarke, who had goon /{0CUT TNS tt nventio OF KIDNAPPING FARMERS. i athe other BROCE or more than DOUBLE that of oaBawonsihy tgneth\s and? yale | |e Muten tea cia as eee oe ee [Note ere: Pauadetnbie, | Howton) endi|on triel varare 1y , Garreciin Congres : We stoppe:t /artienn any other one New York morn- 105 (Powers). 9 to Land | Denes ANG S, BON Aled Bae John | oer punta -BAve. Agree 1p a) thes oi a # Atle arday phe WINNIPEG, Manitoba, March 1% |7i eClub and then. we Went mcrom ing newspaper. » Rose of Ping 103 «Min- jr, with perjury, The specitication |years' extension of time, dating back to | kid PF . je Grand Jury has returned a true | Famon tN wih street ferry to Great Vand 3 to 1 bird, that they had falsified the books |Jan. 15, for George Westinghouse on eit waltt were| bill against’ United States Customs oe 4 ies n You Question That World sar ailan Black of record of the Jenkina ‘Trust Company | 818 personal liabilities, amounting to © for Hughes for the| omicen.Foutks on a charge of kidnap- | Neck s nobody at the house exe vertisements Are Best Read? in a, Murine Braden t aN ee od) TB Oe RAHUL mination, Eleventh dis) ping farmers, His trial will begin cat WE Tine eoaniine Hennan. We Moaliat eo Tem ‘ Centinued on Geuvnd Page) collateral. were uninstructed. next % Mina! I ee ” eerie Se ee