The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1908, Page 1

OG i dol ji + + «_——_____ QUESSH HER, ~ Bennines Rookmakers Win Thou- ee sands on Fourth Rac: @veriane 1 a + > | Thing Finishes Secon 2 | lum Mares Two ee eS : 7 Wort . Mar 1 Viren TR’ ANOR, ie U a Row t r : the day failed to , eted the w i z ‘ They wa 1 opie 4 to 1 to evens i Aire } favor In tt . ae a peors: in Washir ROM tho wise wn RENNINGS RESULTS. en fol however for He] PIRST RACE-Oxferd (42to 1 and ls : 4 to 1) 1. Simple Honours (2 to 8 * } mt ww for place) 2, Oraculum 3 La Sele : SECOND RACE—Obdurate (5 fo Scream Brought telp eth A 1 and even) Spencer Wells (1 to handker furlongs, | ya tinis | 3 place). 2, Taboo 3. : wi I Wows caied into hey | x stand after | THIRD RACE—Right and Truc [* Cieentarion a touks Bpen to Alt 7 ic {apartments in | younced to the MPION ie ance of Cup-Racing slery and Love TAG ie BO en Ce wai Sa gl ce in tt in To-Morrow’s Even.ne Tee: By JOHN COLIN DAN pe ee Se { “ Cirenint* 3 ‘ to # MARC ONE CENT. _ PRICE XX | n i I. AEGIS gee Suffering From Bronchitis and Nervousness in the Marses’ Apartment. UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE. te Trou gana Partial Cause Her Iilness. hendet ny Idx final con. dite thin arternoe home of Miss Helen Vib avenue, in regard to of Prince de sagan. i Mrs Drier M era she we ge following a her brothers posed allasee Mme. Gould 1 was taken sextously yalock a guest of my niyself, She was put to Andertua, the Gould was called, He Gould was suffer- ¢. bron- 33, and wou 1 bed at thirty-six and provably Jay's, If sue did not mend rap- is und extreme nervor Says She am Is Nervous. fled to speak penings in 1 Gould at not woried Miss on the w qu h Hel of oT) Fifte avenue, and do not kr re t yestemtay br our aps was any con- re Mme, Gould nent to pay a hen sue arrived at the St vd very nervous and quite 4d tition is not quires that s st and know ntention of move ne and take up ey nothing to ein the St as T know she may id's home when np this attack.” Gould was taken {ll she shown through several the St. Regis, and an- manager that she would uke up her mind fn the morning whether or not she would ask that one of the apartments be reserved for her. Affected by Ordeal ‘This 1s taken as a certain Indication that there had been a serous contro- versy conference in Helen Gould's ne situation with the Prince to M recovered f Mme. 3 G in, Mme Gould's subsequent lapse prove! that her nerves had been severely strained by the ordeal, It js not expected that there will be another family conference, as vit ts sald to have passionate- her ndence of family vtint_at the meeting yesterday tn Edwin and Miss Helen by every argument and induce her to give up the wideh George. uld sought sion to ner father's will, Mme, Gould nnot marry without her kinspoople’s naent and retain any sort of control of the millions apportioned as her share of the great Jay ld estate, Her unfortunate alliance with Count Bont ta sald to have cost her $5,000,000, and the remaining. $10,000,000 1s held {mn the con- and his fellow ex- jecree Gould v limited Mme Gould's In- a vear, it ts satd. family proposes to establish further strictures on Mme, Gould's income if she perstats In her to marry the Prince, Rather sent to any such rigorous meas- Mme. Gould made ft clear at her Iatest con' ce with her brothers and sister that she would go to law and seeks to establish absolute control of the miliflons remaining after Count Boni's devastations, Quits Sister’s Home. Such 1s the situation that has order of set : : 1181 (13 to 10 and 3 to 5) 1, Wilton " Lackaye (8 to 1 for place) 2, Wood. a Oxford Back to Life line 3. A | ' Oxford proved a blz upset is es aia Ming event x u | FOURTH RACE — Poquessing ' 4 off Ueved he would ek to (even and 1 to 4) 1, Park Row (3 pioutanree fy He, ho era to 5 for place) 2, Coraculum 3. t ray , mue? in ming to| rar Rae 1 the front 1 ree aul . atticdinee firebr FIFTH RACE.-Aiken (11 to 10 aves won with som and 2? to 5), 1; Pete Dailey (2 to 1 eaiiarel| good thing Shunple foriniacey 2" ; Racine See eae Oraoalanit place), 2; Bessie Kiser 3. taney Cappers went to One nit | = ; fority, played the light-we sated sim SIXTH RACE-Al H. Woods (7 to ; | pio Hotv-rs Bs a ( Obdurate a Winner |2 and 7 to 5) 1, Azure Maid (8 to 5 wturated \ for place) 2, Overt 3. 1 pred ere John E Maule siaited n a BS . sin iif ANTE |forenead w | | | 1 M HL i : nit 1 inj) woman pit to ty " Left Much Behind. oinnt ary 4 Nae ; wiht we ab n, | ona i Wasn't Umbrella's Day | ; ' Richt and Tr ‘ | scorned 4) | @ runaway Yr bi ! hy} 2 | t| | fecond tn front Wey { SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.—Radle af mony was Smith, the Oakland re will offtetite Clean Up on Aiken jae at the Collsoum to-r | Penarris wos nie | house ii rd contest. Smith | gy who|y anisi ed, { 14 hat he would bel vd » task because GIRL WHO FREED ACTOR eae auavouralinenit HITCHCOCK IS INDICTED. piven Attell gave out an official —_—-——__.. " naniiis that that ne will enter the rinz| Flora Whiston Charged With Giv- ever. ands pela oe ting is brisk at’ even money, ing Perjurec y in LEANS nt 1 money wagered, it ts » Comedian’s Case NEW ORLEANS RES su TS. said, exeveds any fight since that be- tote: Ftweoa Horns and Squires and bids fair| AR imitotment urging perjury to equal that. against Flora a witness In ae — | the case of Rayne nid Hitenenck, the | . Sl aonies rnded down tout ny ‘ 2 and 4 to &, thint. ‘Tlme—108 ¥-8,Donna | COM rE as ts Hird. of Parddiee, black Mantilia, | the a 1 yt yinfandel, Olea), and Very Royal, Mid Ue atetOaRrOMET ‘ inks adeo ran. ath PUCKTH ACK. Shx furlongs: testimony was ne yeateolas ey hanaienp, Jtablatn the case of the pS HOA a! |Hitcheotk, When she went javitne 48 stand tn the course of the tr t she repudiated imony she had pre 2 My PON a eae cio ceneeenn et ae | ly given, and 1A tad been BIFTH RACK.-One mile and + od fram her a by an Fd ccittn ar-olds and up ont of the Chik script. ot Pleert, Ranride Won bef te Vite Hitchcock was dischart rranpsriny Nn ficsenen ii stlis i rad of the Whiston girl's cha in pa Witt, tz (Sehles- | evidence. } rimnp RA F rei 8 i i} is to to 1 and rite 1, . ry byt a honk tid, ‘Time, Roxane. Lotus ‘ Breve) Kiameaha ae Rater, Tokaion, waa Gonde Elan: Pe oes aarcaeaniewrrere th ap hoome, picke tol and taganet MI Pinch, low rocee kes greasy Bppearance, At all toller ay mi, tf Gprewennss # (Sito), 7 tony 8 uiso ram, emer makes apse lal neithibin tthe, brought about a complete family (Continued on Becond Pasa) Over Prince} in bed at me | | Helen | even ia t EIGHTH Day A: Weatner sioudy or | etin ae Rock, Is Sadly Beat- | enone Then Arrested lor Having 3 Fistol. Mebaugh! RRYING MURDE ROU, WEAPON > INTENT tour: Where, He ys, Pelm, Grabbec Head Wits it—- ‘ His tis Cane Sa Peud Jeff hers au toulay politic: j iw in trée: figh Helins, charg Tying a pis.vi f s, who is a brawny Kent sy of the Little the State. VEN MeL At Lox era In tho Intdd © of > Hein lad g The vart relating t Bombs Hints at City Anonymous More (3 ter ke the fron? ond, He INTERICE TRACK | BUS INGLY T) [ise SS Unless Work to Td —_———— POLICE CAPTAIN KNIPE’S ine | SON AGAIN IN CELL, Opposing Forces Lining Up for Big Battle in the Senate Pp. KY ‘ To-Morrow. pels DA i ° e Jerome's ste ry thie i f i Sate: on ‘ (Special to ‘The Evening W oh - R ; t t t fee ALBANY, March 31.—Reports con- . ; ieee cerning the probable result of the fight 18 in the Senate to-morrow on the Anti- w x, Gambling Race-Track bills were var- ) 4, pi is Y sees fous to-day, Tne first rumor had it | \ Wortile that Senator White, of Syracuse who | May two men made a was counted, on by the opponents of Ma ‘ Jing murderers and the measures to furnish backbon& to (4), on = the opposition, intended to break away tunity lanana neat ee and vote for the Bills, Senator White, le Divsislnna/aewed UB scaly however, when asked to express an of sor! i t ! rtm and dressed a very opinion, sald that he did not care to WT f » ron, in iu ; Ha te talk on the subject at this time |coutpn'T GET work, Diep ay FORAKER NEGRO TROOPS stock EXCHANGE SEAT Senators Wemple and Emerson, who | AS BILL Is voTED DOWN. | were said to have declared In favor of odor of v SELLS UP TO $65,000, the bill, dented this report and stated 4 Barr WEUSHINGS Maren at st ao that they were unalterably opposed to | | BAN ¥ ‘ no Military them. Senator Grattan, of Albany, 1s ‘ i ; wn the War expected to Ine up with oppos i LAU Tete boob tion. PonwonaLtoret irs 9 wer geal on aovount . The belief prevails now that the Bs { LONKESOM WEATHER FORECAST. New York City Rain to-night and Senate will pass the bills In an amende re form, 30 as to make them take ¢ Sept. 1, Instead of immediat change will permit the r: Forecast for and vicinity: and do business through thi summer Ate ri (ibys OO. tow ’ a e be | montha. SATE “ fore t Senate, Rop ule J probably Wednesday. Fresh Renator Raines, Republican jeader of oR eltee expee’ [southeast to south winds: the Benate, announced to-day that there