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“ Circulation Books Open to All.” NEW YORK, MONDAY. MAY 4, 1908. PRICE ‘ONE CENT. RESULTS OF TO-DA Y'S GAMES z a oo— esc eeee i} | SCORE BY INNINGS: SCORE a INNINGS: | Bete BY INNINGS: < | " | . : Highlanders 3 0 0 0 2 0 3 mC - 11 [Brooklyn 0000001 0 I-- 2 pisisde ies 000000 00 2-2 | 4 a | FIFTH DAY AT JAMAICA. |Washington 2 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 (© = ~-5 /Boston Pt tt 2 0 0 0 = 6/Giants 50022 014 2 =12 Weather Clear. Track Fast. | F Re | REE 218 FIRST RACE—For throe- yelling: $700 added; six fur- WASHINGTO: D. Cc. Meg 4.-A BATTING ORDER. | (Special to The Evening World.) BROOKLYN. | (Special to The Evening World.) ! GIANTS. ba Winner, b. f, by Henry of Ne | cola rain last night lett the weather | 04 yoy PEI SOU END GROUNDS amen cnet: yi R. H. PO. A? B,| POLO GROUNDS, May 4.—The beau-! ; R. H. PO. A. B a = SI cold and damp to-day. The circus 1% | Nijeg, 2b, Milan. ef. Mayet ormen adits Dodgers = a lee ee, bo... .... 0 0 1 4 0) tiful spring weather brought a crowd Shannon, If.... ..2 .1 3 1 0 ) Quven Marae rite ae lin town, and in conjunction with the | Keeler. rf (aehitiey Ie |merey in this afternoon's game, Boston Sheehan, %b.... .. 1 0 2 3 0/ of 7,000 out to see the Giants and phita-/ Tenney, 1b.. .....0 2 10 2 0 By raion ‘ | weather kept down the attendance at | Hemphit cf Pickering, rf. j¥inning six to two. In all put three Tarmley, rf... ....1 2 1 0 1/detphias tn the xecond game to-day, Dentin, rf.... ost ah sk) @ on i the game between the Highlanders and gnats Pe Sina ib. innings the Dodgers were rated n ones Jordan, tb... 0 1 18 © 1) and the preliminartes gave indications Seymour, cf.. ....1 1 1 0 0 2 mators. Joe Doyle, always a stum- ah ee ee Sears ets oe oe ae aes Hummell, if......0 1 1 0 oe eorungior (el moneys sparks waslDreainlianys Cons. leueh eee ele O) : ‘ ni sith ska bling block for Washington, has been inet eee eee Le ee et ane fee ON Oe ayer) ated Ce woneicor Habel iit . bit Me-| Needham, ¢ {06 i OeO Queen 1 5 Dugan sent © front early ard, | sent in to do the twirling for the visi- 3h TASS RSC STS the right | Maloney, cf (let) enhaat) alleeyiay Fee EON O ees rete nevi Ee ate $2 (0) Pye CS Hs sao aati ln tls Dea) all the wy oth jn inant ant tors. Smith and Stree: are the Ws Mpke. 3b. tally was a home run o HS es ae tee | minute when he decided to use Mat- Mit Satis cael 2 apat_im ‘ik to wet t ace oH was given fagy ride: coull have been | Ington’s battery. | Etin A pee Ww ». fed rence ips Tam oy ieee eat ay tter, ¢ seeee 0 0 4 0 | thewson Doyleic2bi.. veces 2 oes eae pales me eandala he unaeatiy Titknows ; nplre—Connolly d Sheehan's base on balls, a stei 0 ( ! idwell cable 1) 3 219 Eicet inning second and single by Lumley in the |, 8° Dod 0p30 First. Inning ___ | Bridwelt, 1 170 gD carter les eafe on Freema error of Alt!- AIntEabESUa enna heaecondlcin astorius, p.......0 0 1 4 Of --nobe flied out to Sha Grant Mathewson, p......1 1 1 1 0 Post, 2 fi zere aseitt. Keeler eneled to contre. | §& 4” “Burch (Sees was thrown out at first by Dosle. TiHus jreochor, Pekin ste ni-() Bisie, Ownes Hemnnin gacciticnd. Smith to Frean na First Inning i hike ces Ue i erty CRT Ty IPT TAT LECUREL el andy MoBride ane’ grounder go trou h | io! #* Bure ; : ; ah 9 Wine Niled. iid oi abla aae orl Patter sal'ed one out for Bates will UreH se. 6... 0 0 0 0 Ol to was caught stenting second, Brosna-| Nicklin, If... ...0 0 0 0, 0 (we ea ats PAG Sheehan popped. to. Dahlen, Luinle SS aie al a eens ae ES a id Ge taird’ and made a fine run hon went cout, Riteney to” MeGann. NO SEG Peder oot NO A ete Paeh rena intense) holster cue Ne Se nel Altiz hy Stahl's sa By Sa Pattee t “Titan | osorne in Amashed a single Into peraoueanies eageond. Conroy’ fanned eel ydfannadin was an cass out. Patter, to BOSTON Osorne. Donitn smashed a singie into PHILADELPHIA. Sher tard iy peeps tions f i Jordan eaumont filed to Lumley ean a Eels (ta) I 42 Brame 0. Milan scratched a_ hit toward Ball. | Bares singled to centre. McGann. stg : Rec Hea RO mA deny rpe kes: conarene tHeatiira See ey iC MEAN R. H. PO. A. EB V2 Higan ' cr (ease acrificed, bay je te chase | nalized his return to the gam with a, Hannifan, If......1 0 0 0) {0 Rnab Be aheiaD eat th {hint Knabe, OL ROm Ou nae 3 : 0 Stahl dropped ckering's hard fly single to left and went ond on a, sds ul ou apy alive = BE F Three stralght strikes roiired Altize tb y Yl ltHaiciee ws touth i rotiniukties toreel Bates, | Svaumont) (cts... (0). 10) 110) [0)|| Dentin Tacoreal: oni two- |Grant Exod OLEROE RS SATA - ickering stole second. Freeman trip- Ritohey walked, which filled the Bates, 1 alee RN te) rit 7 sich, wh Parra Him, up on pled past Hemphill, scoring Milan and |Fere Danten singled to lett, coring |;rece Teceeeeeee L J 1 0 Oj third. Devtin’ singled : Titus, rf... 1 6 Hing. Sister Phyitie ran a Rood race, Sapho | Pickering. Street whipped the wi On the throw to Ritter. >| MeGann, i 8 @ Monit touiseat Mag bo i) es : TWO RUNS ann was ont at the plate. ONE Tt iid, Gh on ARG whWnTaGal HR CORTIODIN Ostor 0 ‘i ir; filles ani geldingw: Second Inning Second Inning Dinieae sees RoR Rridwell's’ two-hasger sor a5 ae st good, Won caaliy, Winner. oh. @. by Ball reached second, Plekoring drop | Jordan singled to right. Humr e tos se Wal etna Whe EAawell Branefield, 1b..... 0 9 3 id s. On \itempted sacrifies | @ st sate |igrounded out to MeGn is went | SWeeney, 3b... Te GeO Ser O | NUTS ET ESAB ROL aRCoLS ool ) 8 a i Fin —Jockeva: Op Wi now. Ball got Steet to, 81,200,000 Buchan ia Danien ‘to MeGann. - Medone® | Nowerman : Olney. FIVE RUNS Doolin, ( 5 0 Brother Jonathan athe Doyle fanned. Kleinow out i popped a fowl to Bowerman. NO batt 1 6 0 0 Cooa) tout, Dooin. c 0 2 0 Roaarls Bt Nove Street to McBride. NO tion Put Into Hands RUNS @ Dorne-, » 0 Ol saan fata a ies, piece 0 a) Piya! eh, i Dugan | Sweeney walked. B pwerman sin ‘ ied | op taaee, ied te Dee 2 Trinh Lace i epee MeBride w: PD RRAIET sled to centre. Dorner adva them | eater heut Qi ee a = Rage Compare i? Vial Chass ran of Receiver. [both # pew wher he went ont. Pastor: ee De eee trewNcMe SHannon se enney [Locus : 2 1 4 Sha Rarueatn —— the plate on Tinnnati‘a, bump. Lewis Was out the same way. Doniin flied) pase nits—Of Mathewson, 3 In sey yoeer ass bunt to Niles. the rowned “Cotton| $0) Tuten. Bea ot Eels OMF Paots RUNS. ase on ball«—Ofe Mathewson..1; Wee rag away mau carat AOSHI eres a 5 : | Third Inning 1 ks : ibe se phat Ge e is eek peor niall aria MONTEREY tage Brooklyn! pootin popped. out to _Bremahan oh butes—"Phiindetnnia, — 6; ae ue 2 aS a etter Third Inning ; XE (alates, throw "outs Boot | eearke vas | uck out—By Mathewson, 1 : pany fesse te ig Bia aR Stedecuye to Hannes ; Oe nin | Seymour rolled out to Bransfleld, un-| q Daren base hits Mathewson, P Vhitney ner Hr 1 i da fatie for a second time. his|ius ¢ u y- Lae At annifan. sted Qn gied pu ho © atus, Bes Writes! “Ow Third Inning. wo Ue eee ee erie ty a Hases— Re Ont, 2 See eee eee eee a arat. Dooin to | ,TWO-hase hits, Rromahan, | Br replaces Dovle in the box. | company i 1 right. dora! \ ah ritshey te ¥. ; Irst,— Dooin 5, . B 1 . 1 h company going into b: uptey upon t. Joraa See Play vahten to Ritchey to | Be Id. Devin Med t | Doot echer, Tenney, Dooitn woout N Shipke threw ign omen Beekman &{and Ritohey Da : RUNS | Solen | tases—Rrtdwed, Breen Hemphill scratched a hit oes ah elfired them along. going on: to Pastor- Kiem JNS \peviin (2). Dost og. Sark mer and male aecond Chase counsel f ihe lig THe) Shins, to Jordan Bweoney flied to W — Fourth Inning. | empires -lugler and Emslie is “110 Milan. NO RUNS. Bank. Leonard Bronner, lav-! mel, and Jann svor HM i a Knabe rolled out to Tenney, unas-!— gH tir o) caugant MeBride's Jong fly. No. 3 Broaiway. was ap-| Was thrown out, Lowis to Jordan 4 1) fated, Grant fed out te Shannon sAdied, stax i z: <Hnewe gray a fowl from Ship yf iRUN. . j Titus popped to Bridwell. NO RUNS. qoubin winnit ‘berry Maid. tn. clone, quare Brien teemokelasls. 7 Contras; /polntenl rece! verpoty heen pany tn St Oe Fourth Innina. Doste singled. Bridwel! Ifted a fly } Aub ES ee close. au i ith, NO RUNS indemanth was |, let eN a teaser we oo tae ie wy to Mages. posle scored on Matty's * ate in ‘the Fourth Inning. made at the Tho oa com= 1) ANCeNED Tle te tay dass, atopning Ving thtec-hagwer to left centre,” Knabe Stahl outt, Altixer to Freeman. Con- pany, Ne i tyentr Mr. low line drives with his ankle. After asa pean hae Matte ag ai ‘oy. singled’ over Ball singled sony lad gone downtown em- ng this with Lumley's sma he tovced cut Tenney, Doolin to Knabe. n Ito centre, Conroy reaciing second. Is . Jordan S RUNS. v 1 wile ones NORUNS as lost about care of Fifth Inning. Us Milan out, Rail to Chase, Ganley out ing ought te Buchan Soaps Corpora rele rat ian Magee fouled to Tenny rn | SW Yienpain SA RUNS. itlon and i 1 its capital rat Palle Ns i popped to Dovle. Bransfield 10 ed to Hemphi » RUNS Beas ean ee Fi) Gata er Patan eee Patten hy right for three bases, Doolin to } i Fifth Inning. [feast eae Ota bosca ye satay pe RT arcs i | Tenny. NO RUNS Wy * Bride's fine plek-up redbed Nites of | Georke H. Thompson, who has been | she . L | Sparks threw out Seymour. Bresnahan i] eBride's fine yen ype mbed Niles of connected with the concern thirty-five Y Jheat our a bunt. and Devitn did the lf ) Was reac Keeler on Nace | Year! rank Tilford brought one- tl ——_>—__ same thing. On a double steal Bresna- ha ee ete third of the company's common. stock han took third and Deviln second. Doyle | U ts felt rate iy Ta ies does not losé anything by the a the DPE \\ toa \ Redeninal sinwled to left, scoring Bresnahan, An- ee ee tines Hemp hii ; e ald not Tas. for his ieee Whalen Attacked Animal tojothen aonnte Was pile off, acon i ‘ in added == | Altiz man, score ayes vi a ‘0 base: c G ATIACK EY 4 ing Devlin and sending Doyle to second, + . =the 5 | Sr ecced song mule and it Gonrowst and wa ey eae anned ONE RUN [estan mh : Horie wis ceteht at s-cond, Spare to! Application Gives First Public cu by Etkhorn—tinte. way ofS: bduiworthicaarotache | Fifth Inning. | Save Children and Was Bootle” ie ealke’. Doolfn threw Inf ‘ f Marital on the de Hummel singled to centre. Lewis . ie SAAD De | nformation of Marita fleld. TA H ed into a double play Y , S ‘ Sd. Street Assets Beyond Debts. [Patted into a double play. Pabten and Badly Hurt. Sixthy inning: | euceey K pit Hummel down and then 3 Doplamn eaten nanieeenalerancelltor| Troubl Hemp “Altogether we have liabilities of| Ritehey to McGann, sent Lewis bac! pe nee ouble. aos {two bases. Sparks struck out. Knabe f j $9.00), wit = of $909 to the bench. Maloney was out on fie tccmenivarette — — Sixth Inning. fo mec + claims of vrs. The | strikes. NO RUN Tmieuarestotachilirenkwwhonwerannlinel a iroeauloroune grounds for faibire {¢ due to the application by Mr.) Ritchey singled to centre and Ma- u 1 It develo to-day, throush the ap- f aved Sul ft silar methods te boem| loney the bal! quickly made vine ene pt Nemimanerelada| minty to. Magee. — Tenney | paintme: AAC En aii aro ° » our sony rapid-iire Ww othat came hetwes 3 LS F. Piititreavaunuennon Pee abate ipomements at ¢ r Justt : sive spa ‘We spent more than $1. las: year and pinte.. ‘The ball kept in Hancock street late is afternoon, | out Donlin. NO RUNS. ing in the Supre: Court, that Tal- Rall lon « riisiis I Ort unt t got i the dleach- Int i it i" = ental Rank. the . me ere it remained. while Ritel cted the attention of Pollreman Seventh Inning. I snadge S$. Mand, president of the Hand ome Ar v were {he | made the circuit. Dahlen popped up a nF. Whalen, of No. 11 Morton! Beecher and Needham went in as bat-| ‘nox Advertising Company. of No. 225 § OUST, nd the} foul for Ritze: Sween deat out his jtery for New York Magee fouled jant in a di- Fifth avenue, is the defe second. Rowern was, ttreet, who ran to in front of No. 4 | Rrassor Joam Osvorne Med to Shannon ont of the cotten j RE EE MS en See : moe H to Jordan. Dorner sin-j wire a number of ones wore fry- | Branstield flied to Doyle. NO RUS |voree action brought against him by grounded to Cha POG ALO) NOATERARR: Leuk AAAK | sled trun Ing Sweeney, Han-! © An ne Seymour singled. Needham forced | jis wife, Katherine W., through her al- De BU calin ato caaaKan au) ‘in fied t NS. | ing to escape from the animal. jout Seymour, “Doolin to Knabe, but lromoys, W Parks & Dawes, of No. fa Wamu potleee a inmnred his Sixth Whalen drow his ely ana oeax abont|Eemeue, made. welld Enron fo AEH an | cio ving for the rest of hig days. | Ritter went out, Jann. | > the the imal! Titus. Doyle singled. sc Need- Hand's lawyers appeared before His oredite Potten ew pulal wil aatoriuasy Patter | enna h fore Whalen | ham, and took. second on the iirow Dowling this afterncon, and i poration: reach | Ispaumont was put raaeeies to gor: | cout vent, the dog had sunk its] Brldwell for t Doyle, Doolin to pon their apptication for a_ referee . 1 When Baleaiicct Se ta in his nose and. mouth, and in his | OC" and the ass De Forrest Jetmore, t han ty Jordan Eighth Inning so Walt st Arorinse (oe hew's te No ReNS mpi to throw the animal from him, | : |}. Doolin singied te left, but pa A eet | J au at thi the brute again bi: Whalen‘: lo@ 3 Mr. Hand, who said he has a good de- nelaw Ins i 2 i brute ag trying to stretch ft, Shannon Ne has as eS aS | i im WiTk nvenive Offices eaanks Seventh Inning. The policeman, badly bitten, could not Devlin throw Dooin fense and Intends to de! BY VINCENT TREANOR. | undigwen ial ter atAge: NS Deon nat ae reo in time to make a second at- | ed. Knabe was safe on the Justice 1 ——___- ie ball over the rig } ( 7 1 j Grant) was. ont ae ’ ome min. Jordan t und the doz ¢ er, Who covered final. NO ner ed up for Ritchey. ONE | 1 ¢ the children attracted | Bepener. who covered | iicae ere aniihns in Gs ey men who summoned an|ieft. Shannon singled: Dowling to indicate Just ned a fly to Sheehan Whaley, He was re-| on a bad throw an action was about to pecial to The Evening World.) JAMAICA RACE TRACK, N. Y., May 4.—Jockey Musgrave, her- pis CL He H F| NUS PIMLICO RESULTS. alded as the coming star of the jockey world, nearly had his promising WRIRST RACE for two-year-olds i was thrown) out, Lewia. to harnesrandeshant i new-slg, 109 (Harty), HW tos a | Rewerman popped a” foul to Vincent's: Hespital pornene andy Span by Mrs. Hand, but sub ry re Laie FS ey A AD Hye a4 , Ge wen: ald D., 165 tLetbert), No RUNS i {non. Donlin fled ThSMEOTCOMEGE att career abruptly ended during the running of the third race here to-day Nand out. second: Blick Mate. 15 +e | Eighth Inning. | was out stealing th ener ree a4 ‘ ding 1 cari eee . 1 Favacrys y #9 to 1 and 8 to 2. third, me-1.014-8. 1) ue Sevniour ned 0 ) ae f He was riding the favorite Alansadine, and in the backstretch, when he) Chifdren Did Not Know the {is tanJchateutter and Plat Creek. | | Lewis poppe| out to Rweeney, Mal oney | 1) 4) | RUNS an pealut ‘ was lying third and runn se mount fell from under him and Weapon Was Loaded When | Bee ee Caner | ited fn place. ile popped | sf ' fi q | Ninth Innes. ir rained : K as Loade. He en is and up ‘ ind a hal 1p 2 > Wu t no oplayed left. fleld for ou PES OTF ACOETALN Musgrave fell among the { icht horses behind him. He was ; i 3 Pla gas -Aphrodite, | 116 are 201 Berman 100K Blacoemonien| Nae Mths tripled lor ma@ht oa Inq t the offles of t Hand- ‘ Pant . \ 12 au dt 5 ARENDS AL aS dy was out, Pattee t Ar scored on Mi 5 to ce! Knox Company Mr, Hand elicited kicked around like a ball : ast the rail. TE VERE RAT UaN VT amd even, soomds Te out the same he ft gle PraMIRRGE aia lserenAttn Gt ego aak és x es (MeCahey), 4 to nd § to 1 to re st it into n tditwou, the | ation that he a departed When the field had zone be betting that, «cared many Time—1.08 Maid Carroll, | fates walked.) Gasen u | cy tesetee an n doubied on an early afternoon tra @rave sat up stunned Desolnite ead thee ‘ved Twelve-year-old Stephen Fido and his ation, Helen BR. Edith Glen. | Lews to Pattee, NO RUNS. | i Doein p Ate Devlin, TWO oly for Chicagy, where. to his feet but couldn't, and not until MOReRWEReRe ani hern ten-year-old brother Joha found a rusty | Pyritl, Grenesuie, Artis Matel ane | Ninth Inning. | Sate i Wood said, he would remain for an some willing sta: ands from. the nea ervthing else. oiq revolver belonging to thelr father in| alae attaa Past cert] Sacra aerial Sean i Mow Momine. from) old revel THIRD RACH-Now Howard Hanat- | i astorlus’s place. aye. 1.2 “ | extended) perio: Back atreteh reachod is ai ih 1 yen, ing Crom ou Lend saat eprtheln aE NeW eua wei at | out gto Rienor, Patten ied | Miss Bridget Nolan Fell Un- NATIONAL L LEAGUE. | Great surprise was essed by Get to his) tee he wie! Nine it ant wi Pinkney avenue, Ma Ex furloy Martin Devis, 136 (Harty), | USA Bate nal: Sheshan | < : , | those at the office when told of th soon on the seene and the little fellow | Tho latter ted all the was and. invited In thelr (riends to wateli 2 to 3 amd ous. won: ttlon, 98 | Tete nan eat ei eeoaen| conscious When a Police. | At Cincinnati. suit, as. they, professed had no was lifted Into it. He recovered won- ured Ny A} hem: do Wild West stunts, urphy), to and second: | Head Aan tanned CONE neq | knowle ¢ n.| them ¢ ‘ la ac i haller), 1 and 4} ‘ a: NE se Cincinnatl-Vittsburg game postponed 2 derfully on the rae aarea Uist ld out The boys did not know that the old tq}. third LA" Simple Honors | ik ae peat | man Beat Out Flames. on account of wet grounds j See Tal and was able to walk out of the’ con- | ant Desolate never weapon was loaded with one shell.) and’ Kempton also ran Ser | At Chicace i EAGUE Yeyance unassisted when it reacted the Stpno tan a, end adv snapped the tPleger sovrai| POUTETM | HACE Linstead ateapte (COTTON PRICES SOAR IN | oe | a Peeled eey elec EASTERN LEA . paddock. He had a most miraculous | stres © Mel umes without any turcher result than| chase; for fourcysci-olds and up . | Mra. Pridget Nolan set fire to herself t of wet grounds i ‘ miles—George Lelper, 18 (Baffel): nt_of wet grout | At Jersey Cit poids [Pi aed a Ate Lagat ants ake sounge| Sea eer Ra et ot AN EXCITED MARKET. | 21°". hart tie secant Moar oe'Ne |" aut IF We Atsresyicity 95 Say Brother Jonathan, a good thing, ) ¥ lyoy pressed the muzzle to bis brother's; (Hayes).9 to 1 and even, second; Bol- lisstimeatinartec court hevae Grea ERICAN LEAGUE (MONUEGA sttee Oe eaten ROR R RR flayed by the wise set, won the race) | ave was right side. When he pulled the trigge: | demo, 1, (Savage eG (a y and 1 in| Following of Ge-|ran through Fort stre AM ‘ WSiaia testeeewviallsneanane ) with Rosario second and ‘Twigs third cee nnekers of Berry Mald in tiers was u. dull report and Stephen} ‘hird, Also ran, My Grace and Pin} sion was a sharp advance in| Second avente with wer clothing atlamo. | ! adergritt. UmpiresMoF an The opening race proved an awtu) the third race Salling was tumbled over unconscious, with a bUNeH) min i RACH —For two-yearolds; half | the price of cotton futures on th | She was attempting to light a gas s' | At Philadelphia : k ! low pitok then bookies.” Ally thes ¥,8e) tubs ir, Musgrave. who had | imbedded deep beneata the right lung. )a mile.Our Maggie, 110 (McCahey). 9 to! York Cotton hange to-day. J wien it exploded and her clotliing took | poston 10090000 1-8 At Newark. AU, mounte thousands, | beer red to rlde Berry Maid, and! +s trighte: Rymateainot ia jie andesn(oiiamontlspanishWnninceveliol|icnteeccetnee enum Sate sel ane eo ohitadelon! 29009004 oa 00100000 Ighyys and’ it7ame auerite,. Sho | she change In all probability lost her| ‘fhe hoy's frightened playmates nott- | (they 10 io and 4 tod, second; Poca- (trading was active and excited, spocu-| fre, Sethi a cil Botterles Young and Corrivan, Vickors | Newark oo01L0001x went in on Queen Marguerite, the Shilling xo: her into al fied Mrs. Fidok x carried theltigic, 113 UF. Welsh), 2to Land’ to 6, |lators for an advance buying heavily | First she ran screaming Into the hall | Ko uumplres—Mosers, Hure _ Ae ERwin eke ment from 2 to 1 to 6 to 3, while the | poo wt after the sine: and she never | wounded boy to the St. John's ‘Hos- | tiird. Time—0.49 1-2 j Alt ran—Hiarold | because of the arr prof the Lavers| and down the stirs, none of her nolgh- Sta L THe RE TERA CU EEE eA RT et ite » Hyper 1. | could get through until too Inte. The Voyt {hoe at he t . Frank, Hurry Girl, Great Jubilee, | poo rket, a heavy demand for spot | ee yy, ey eee nd idea r Ve eontengen on) nublie form. Fyn seen Tl vinng King Cobalt, who led all the | De! Is said tnat he nas jue al ee Zeb Hammon. Lass, Gay King, jeotton In Liverpool and New. York and | 0r# having € mind cnough At St. Louis H At Baltimore. wert back from 8 to 5 to 5 to hel way after running the heod off James, fighting chance to live. King, Princess Marion and |teports of unfavorable weather Indica-|to aid her. Her hatr was ablaze when) yaoi ee 1 OO 000 Iroronto ........ 0 0 00 0000 race wigirtin as the betting indicstod, | te fest olghth of mile, See Et s nm Brldl jtione. vee toreeg | S22 reached the sidewatkc and ran ¢ eal eLesas 900000 PIRES »1002001 Queen Marguerite ts tf uN nee | Renn SCG Ar u ato ba Ly thank ned /BOSTON WILL HAVE A |, {UE : Rene XeRts fae Ka pow are fer, a deol Nes wor es ward toward Second avenue, She ran atteriosSummer and Thomas: Wa Batteries—Kilroy and Brown; Dessan alled Gh Age (isyrce er AG EL ove Bing Cobtt ‘won easiiv and tn fast] la mm), § to nd 3 to 5, won; Miss | Hv and caring the morning rately aa if trying, to: get Tn and snencer., Wms Pre OFCOM Rye iad ey Umpire—Kelly. Pe theg, shag gone. a quarter. at uy | ime athe chart will ghow NEW FIRST BASEMAN. | Vion) © (Mocahey 7 19.1 2 the May option advanced to $89 and] zrom her burning ¢ tothing and no one | oie | At Providence. ded and. wo nforta bly. Zethus Finally Wins, ss se to 1 xe “Delphte, ‘100 « July to S88 whien Is ° points | raised a hand to assist her until Poli ’ : 0001 40 Ot | Siyperion he hanin ain do iB taeorae thus y made rain in the Artn| ROSTON May t--The rumor thar the, hand Zn burden ne a Tats Land’ a Avent points a We (he tows level | man Ie age Relay | LAUDS ORPHAN BOYS’ DRILL. |; Bute nce se 0 0.0 0°0 2 0 0 Gad it all the way fr the eh turn | rac tM vious faltures. It] poston-Amorteans will have a new first! CQv. auch also ran REPL arele He stripped off hia coat and wrapped | = Hatteries—McCc and . Arches; and Bik Ben proved the roof the |looked like the > wasn't suitable in] scemnan ae 4 player as good, TH RACE ree-voar= | Hefore the advance was che tuly |p around the woman, beating out the| Col, Appleton. of the Seventh Rexi- ne and. Peterson. Umpire—Stafford, two. W. he other races, To-day nt 4 to 1, with | ee! Unga be seared) Wan upward em }aold at 899 and Oc toly se and RAMIunte withahie| mente NAsOnIB! comp’ ntad Lionel ae Second for St. K, Dug ho won easily from Chiet} 08 fies eg ro is no. flunda- hy), 3 to 1 and oven, rev | 47 points net high ng an{ fre In her halr a 5. Bimm Assistant Superintende @ EDWARD BACK eremanipus was scratched t io | Etaaea at a falsely long price | er ever, for the report that the} “ Spades, 02 (Bergen), 12 to Land 6 to i, | advance of about $L8 t 3 a bale j hands. When had succeeded In ex-) Cr the Hebrew Orpian Asylum, for the KIN 5 Was 8e¢ in front of Chantilly, There management ts nexotiating with George} second; Thomas Flyer, (MoCaney). 4) from the closing price of Saturday. !tinguishing the flames the woman fell] ‘oie manner in which he prepared 40) |onNDON. May 4—K Edward ané maiden twe-yeur-olds ¢ tds Oe ea paper;| Was a big play.on Poqueasing, but thn Hi the Cleveland Club. If M to Land § to 5, third. ‘Time—1.43. Aleo| Later there was a reactio 1S WkidoNd however hag no attraciion| horse. being ‘bungleu had not a particic |< anor stage Gar get a substitute te! ran—Melange, Jockwood, ‘Tuckernuck, | reallaing, but the market clo ; ia: went|of apend..and never could get anywnere lace” he’ may put La Lord Badge, Kingsessing, Desideratum | net advance of 20@31 points, Sal t0'6 to Roe h the front. Se Base. and Javotte. 4 rae 3 \ of the institution so as to be able] Queen Alexandra returned to London ra Lunconscloys to the pavement. She was} »oys HE ee aaa ee anlarern | ai to Lon were taken to Flower Hospital in a dying 10 compet TIN on took piace Im the| thie afternoon from their Scandinaviaa condition. Seventy Regiment armory. ‘tour. A estimated at 400, SN SSS soe eee 4 ite oe ee