The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1908, Page 1

DIOHDOOOOOPHOOHBGOSHBOOHEPHGOHOHHDHOGHHHGHOSGOSHIHODHOSSO If You Liked “The Mystery of a Hansom Cab” This Detective Story Will Delight You! It Is by the Same Entertaining Author, Fergus Hume, and Its Title Is The Mystery of t Devil’s Ace Read the Or euiae, Chapters on the Bad Page oF eae s Evening World LOOMS DOO DODO rl _RES U LTS EDITI 0 4 ! | ie ‘Circulation Books Open to All.” | see et { “Circulation Books Open to All.”’ COMPLETE RACE RESULTS. _ PRICE Ly CENT. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, — MAY 21, 1908. PRICE ONE CENTS | INOCULATED PLATT WINS, “EVENING WORLD RACE CHART ON WEES cae rt good., Won 1s f SCORE BY INNINGS: ighing he ea { 3 | 3 Giants O 1 0 3— 8 Chicago WS) ©.) 2) © @ ch ™ Virus Feared in Serateh| Ee of Forgery and Per-| 3 - 8 oO © 9 . t. Louis [e) _ Highlanders Oo 1 fe) — } Sustained by Dr. Van jury Filed Against Woman oo 4) is { 0 O= 2 . acy . Se oor aS aaa Giesen. | by Order “of Justice. : 5 | ighecla Colne wreninen world.) BATTING ORDER. (Special to The Evening World.) HIGHLANDERS. i | ST. LOUIS, Mo, May Boss Me #7 AMBRICAN 3 ATK t H. PO. A. B. DEATH CAUSE PROVEN.| FAILS TO SECURE BAIL. Graw made a switch in New Yo anh Teva alte Niles 2b.. Boy 1 ’ | ection at the last mom: nea Rarvy, rf 5.000 fans took the Keeler, rf... Lao , ‘ , | le nominated Ames at the start, but | tontin er a ner aa and. ago the W Hemphill, cf.. ...0 0 0 0 0 Expert Definitely Determines Arrest Made in Court After} = REIT Leon was wild in his warm-up work ct Hae lnnders, Ma CHK, Ws sco) © st) 9 0 , ners “ : tie Johnny sent Lather Taylor | fresnal ie : early that he w cid; Hes o 1 Hydrophobia Killed Sensational Evidence for ont tt Roe aneurentahanmieticiventeeet san ub plea fae aan : A rs . ‘ ‘ elving Siekiin, rate thinking. Aft $ . : Inventor. the Defense. pei continuas atoufimire UinelstaGen dice Bie Suilebine cnencuee Moriarty, 3b. oot 1esed ‘ sin the raw, though they are | Taylor, p. Wires a finally decided o Hall, ss.. Oly 1s rah 4a) in the second division, He is confider Ui lrunee Mesure, : - e eleinowa proved that H. Marsh, the| against Senator Thomas ©. Platt came | if [davs. Karger and Ludwig were the} y 9g Nilesitiogten Dp UR Darts en eeasr oe EAS Donodasoondad 0 (042 Brooklyn manufacturer, died yesterday | to a sensational end thie afternoon, 8 |battery for the Cardinels 3 palate ever Ha OA 2 Baits < ydrophobia, Dr. Ira Van Gte- | when J ce O'Gorman, after Charles 0 | y ibovietwanooraworkeiatelshas'|| treed outs quarts sige ene 2 27 £1 trae hyarophébia, Dr. Ira Van Gte: | Ei ANT we [ewused hie retirement, -MeGraw send | lt A) onal CHICAGO. Ben, the rabies expert of the New York | 114 1 up, threw the case out of A jing Sammy Nicklin to. second sa AEE CRE R. H. PO. A. B Board of Health, scratehe} his a court and committed the woman to the tocremitas Raterecers . H. PO. A. E. gears that he 4 himself Tombs under arrest on a charge of 2.000 added First Inning. r Sra eenetonninell isomers Mig go) a 2 fy Breaded virus, He hurried away perjury. He fixed bail at $5 which Winker cee __Shannon easy, Gilbert to Konetchy i, neta caiivanslivelbAR NG! Tones) feta 238. 3 1 6 tthe autopsy to begin a twenty-three-day | ties Wood confessed she would not be | i a a eet er ete ey Doniin fouled d aes «safe at first, Jones{Davis, 2b.... ...1 0 1 4 0 Pasteur treatment | able to commanc | asus eho ga i Davis aiso t re, but | Anders | Dr. Van Gicson said that while the| In dismfssing the suit Justice O'Gor- | J. Lee | Barry led to centre and advanced ani acorifigy sDavis also trledita)ecorey it Aniieraon ort 7 3 dee a0 Knite-blade undoubtedly carried the| man said that the evidence had rae Soret ei to second on Seymour's tumble. Nick: i Lai ah Sas Donohue, 1b nit ve} h. lto establish - 2 hetwees ss fu Charles's roller, Barry tak- i E \suliv: Qitection, he did not think that he| to establish a marriage between Mi: zy ing tae MtUrcavurorced Ghatiecs rene j drove a clean single to left and |Sullvan, c ........1 0 4 1 0 ould have a severe attack of rables,| Wood and Senator Platt. He charged | ¢o i lor to Nicklin, Barry sticking on’ tuled iN 5 cand as Davis threw out Keeler.|'Tannchil, 3b 20 0 8.80 feohe hnd been taking the Pasteur| that both forgery and perjury had been Wide a: n Delehanty fouled deep to Doniin, Barry anres ut Hemphill, and | p, ae rE ap aaty® 51 as AvaritTOnventeiasialpres n behalf of the plaintiff. : : me ss Konet tripled to right, Mur- Le ee TAL CORE DHORUBTEN Oil ss y 9 The autopsy was performed at the] ons of a before the G sa g.. by 8 Yea tates dt eath hy Grasp Second tnalng: ; Sn o. cean avenue. “ 2 a eG Pate ' \ wa anc dyvane: 7 87 4 Marsh home, No. 4 Ocean avens Fession of | Konetchy. to He Took on High Perch : : ‘oner Brewer was ordered by od past O'Rourke. I 1se on balls—Off Lae, 3, trict-Attorney to determine wheth gaeatnis caped Kargers han Over Boile On’ bases » 8: Highland- a bush had died of 2 vs phere back of se ver Bore ae or salutaeei na nadhiean 1) So: acevo) Git It was one of the fun- pOutsBy Take 1: by Walsh, & or his death had | O'Gorme P er made, Gilbert's toss a BS! ra by fess Kepiates eae faa ied ney douvled up Bresnahan. NO| faward Muller, eightaan ve Pvc Bes Clark Bell, President of the 3 s Ye scene ane STEN Hit by Pi Bega! Society Gilbert out. Tavlor to Tenney. Karger) Thin| avenue, Ravenswood, was antes ‘Coroner Brewer called upon Dr. Van 1 etok? Roomanan. Barry fied t0/ stantiy killed this oon w : — Glesen to assist his physician, Emil F. | eRe Ce ATT RENCE es * Hartung, at the autopsy. No other an eee Third Inning. Bose eet yas Wea nine NATIONAL LEAGUE. physicians were present. Arriving at 5 can cklin fouled to Charles, Bridwelt |T0om of the Standard Oll plant cere z fan house, the two, physicians got 8 the def. which tended to ¢ TES HaTITUTe CORE SPTS Hae ee rie cus pangs an r Inning. At Cincinnati. gacord of the case from the menibers lish that t iticate offered Henke au) RI seas cana 6 Gin fA sae) (0 2h SLO wf the family who had watched con-|by Miss W Kinsley, the or Beate Beaten Mirray Reis aie thrd t ‘900004 — Btantly at the dying man’s. bedside. | handwriting that Miss H pie pi force. 6 “Moren and Dooln; Weimer When they performed the autopsy Wood wrote the minister's signa Ls r " Ure tae, ta ae is Bake Reporters who were waiting outside to the document, and > wits ee IRIE pat, Hirid Pees utee eas iii at haibetone for news of the autopsy saw Dr. Van swor the corti blank was | Sp Fourth Inning Pwleds po08 Giesen coms hurriedly down the st not prin until a year af he date! a . Aruancanrenraanay tt H UL s—Flaherty and Bowermans and dash out into the street. He was upon which Miss Wood claimed the i Sit f " maban bart I t and Kling. Umpire—Rudder wery pale and carried a small hand! marriage had taken pla i i i a AR RSHE NDOT rine : “T haven't time to talk, boys,” he Officers Calied by Judge. | i r \3 was Q a sy MOUT nal 1 i _ rolled cee @ald. “I scratched my arm while per-| That Jn O'Gornan ha P| k Ligies hs tela oo Ait nassisted, ONE RUN: | NM FESS EEE ET cea Meee TA EON Us. feet ae tt ohh bs tn AMERICAN LEAGUE. Inoculated. adjourned for the hinchcon recess was | HEAR HENG! a neh et a els Prasusies Hanon uythelarrivaliinithe eour | Bren bride ree At Boston, Had True Hydrophobia. AE oe anwwopathanatter I Boles) tome MOUIBEL 00090 “Mr. Marsh died of true hydrophobla.| sion of Capt, Lynch, who fs ean Reintane mitted 1000 sald Muller had been instantly 1 ae Walsh threw out at the end of the fourth © Blo MONEY IN FIVE USS Where's no doubt of that xe eof court officers atts UN See e eeanrente dune at the ond now, for I must hurry over to the las) Criminal Branch of the Sui kes Seymour's place Ratteries — Haewell and Spencer; oratory in New York and begin the, Capt, Lyneh, wearing an « RLIRE ST OIRCER RT ATiiele Inning. nt Andee Carrigan eaeUreltoee treatment.” aled his uniform, took a seat di —_—_————e+- y who mad. ghlin and Connelly, With that the physician started off at) rectly behind Mae Wood, ter Ande lmost a sprint for the nearest line of! Then aper reporters, knowing BY VINCENT TREANOR, At Philadelphia. nd -0900000 00-9 , And Dosle foes to secon’ ut a to ne Fromme catch was ts y fifed to Shannon. NO} me, Ds roid : i | isannch mphill rits—Rhoades and Clark; Vick- a peror forced Hemphill: | arg and eck. Umpires—Messrs. | MILES HO AP SSMS cratic eal ‘t} Sheridan and Hurst. Oe see Nau aytaiice a | At Washington. | ‘ | trolley cars. Capt. Lynch and figuring his appear- Serre Fifth c Iphia 500000010 —4 Later Coroner Brewer and Dr. Har- ance as tnusual, rather anticipated The Pocantico Stakes, the feature of the card here this afternoon, ‘Tenney bunted mang described the maner In which Dr. what came after. Neither the plaintift| ‘ ‘i meaner ee| . Ludwist ‘Van Glesen fears he accidentally in- por her attorncy noticed the police; WaS a three-horse race, or rather a two-horse race, for Wild Refrain, the | Do G Mected himself with rabies. The Board officer so close to their elbows. { Siegen ee meu? 7 Bays , Of Health expert, with his sleeves rolled When the defense closed with evi-| third starter, never was in it after the first furlong. It was Golden Pearl ‘up, was making an examination of the dence tending to show that forgery and/ and Robert Cooper all the way. Owner Joyner scratched his overn Detroit Washington is to > nehill, NO RU 90:0 0. 0.01.9.) 0=@ sg ° arles out, Crand Sixth Inning. TOM OMORO ROM OR Oot B afe on Bridwell’s gn ty ol o Tenney, rlarity t Sullflyan. Tanne-| Ratteries—Siever and Payne; urns brain of the dead man, when his arm perjury had been committed with ref-| 4 : apy ‘iat Csaettiy fetta: Ne Et taller Ab r. Umpire—Evans. slipped against a splinter of the skull erence to the marriage certificate, Miss) entry Hessian and added Golden Pearl, and he showed his wisdom by Sixth renters Wals Mor —_——— and the skin was abraded. Though it Wood went on the stand for a short Fes ~ > F 4 Sesaiearartt “| Bresnahan fanned. DeWin_ flied to ye twas the merest scratch and bled less examination in rebuttal. As she was} doing so, for Golden Pearl won handily with Musgrave riding a ver) Micitintrpundedl toriconeratiee iteat plate. EASTERN LEAGUE. than a drop, there was an abrasion leaving Justice 0" Srinian|Fatnbped her! confident race throughout. sufMctently large to accept the germ of and asked her Nan Serer the Western jockey recently | ness in the air that was enjoyable. Al- the dreadful disease, Judge Asks Que! F, A. Forsythe, didn’t elec- # :rough the fields were smnil there was The scratch was Immediately washed | “you say you were married soitnie(aes the regulars with his skill on] a lot of class to them. The track, of ‘ with an antiseptic solution and bound | fendant Nov. 9 1901."" sald the Justice, | povere Cooper,sbut it Is doubtful if any | course, was muddy, but many of the Seventh Inning. up. Then the physician finished <he | and that you refrained from making it] oo nos. could have won with the} water pools had dred on » eo going |. Bridwell fanned. Dovle doubled to work, and, taking specimens from the | public at his request.” rarselal Goldendibennincrasith obi better llrcaltemtrnes S|ieft, taking thint_on Gilbert's miss of 5 se. Ge a er| was f m belng sloppy’ ept fol WA Shannon ¢ a brain and spine for laboratory analysis, hat is true," sald Miss Wood. Ing sloppy, except for Murray’ s return. Shannon flied to Mu SIANTS THREE |: O'Rourke fanned. Gilbert singled to nme out, Crandall to Tenney.| the easi At Rochester, rhe Roane ster-Providence game post- Rain, At Toronto. 00900000008 t [90000002 3 ries—Neuer and Stanage; Ru- the score beir put not go de es were 6-4, 6-1, a yearce. Umplre—Mr. Con- horse, running a far different race than | a short patch in the stretch, Doyle scoring. ‘Tenney sate on and Peare ae. arses PM ort yourself after Eub "s fumb Yonlin sin, 0 hurried away ne Honea oe SU BDOE he did in his last start. Although Rob- Scratches Spoil Opener. Peon Titel ancl lela ony naan ada Sn RINGRTeA Death Not Due to Opiates. 1 mat it) ert Cooper was the favorite at 4 to The opening event scratched down to| Barry out, Bridwell to Tenney. | EX-GOV. MURPHY TO THE newspaper wi dant. made no provision 00000400 18 10900043 -8 Datterles—Hardy and), Byers: Jone: npire—Kelly. the real money was on Golden Peasl, ose price went down from 13 to 10 to 11 to 10. Even at these figures there nut, Doyle’ to Tenne Crandali to Tenney Eighth Inning. After Dr. Hartung came down from) the autopsy he sa! ‘Che sutonsy proved conclusively that | hree starters, Red River, Lawrence P. and Masquerade. Daly was made te at 7 to 10. Red River 17 to 10 ‘Tannehi RESCUE OF MINISTER WU, $0 guint ou de: | for you? was his secretary for a while.” Eighth Inning 1 ydropho ’ y and Mase Seta Bresnahan walked. Dev ead (Nias , irs lek Mr. Marsh died from | hydrophobta, ld you ask him to provide for | Was ® lot of money bet. and Masquerade was at ang price, as} wpereme io Korey Nlewlin ¢ | NEWARK, N. J., May 2.—Wu Ting oayitsn the . eta ein There was not the siitist tndication ‘ Easy for Golden Pearl, rood on 15 to 1 belng obtainable, with 2/13” Ronetehs. weitwell tied Paces Minister, passed | out P8 900003 00 O-$ ras nubasyinvelifceseatethen tion pines Gia not." sald Miss Wood. “I| Of couras Robert Cooney had backers. | ctassea the tela ere eeete Daly iG (Dente UNG aie through th about noon with)" Chase ged out to, Deu crocs AAU UE Cad i ages of rables, there | : ae eee es eae cae emery; classed the field. He was away badly nants ane friends in an automobile, While going Jo Moria es | ivan, Umplre—Statford. was marked congestion and oedema of Cette wasnitionougbaotie eats | UuALed Welsnea on: thisumonovavaanitay ue atcoanielidianitigethlmmatiantrie UU CORRES CoE \ short, Ba‘) struck and Ryan. Umpin NO RL in to do ft I wouldn't bother. al nk Bellev avenue something we sufficient to offset the steady price of ee the spinal cord ang brain, br what ‘ Cl \to 5. Golden Pearl Bry {trailed along behind Red River and fe i Bayete ea tay HN ge PERL ere Ninth Inning. Rvanlencneaifrommhaltamilychera concluded the t of evidence, a\Vo& Go Jen Pearl 4 last Siasnienmaere Mictencisaat 3 UNION LEAGUE winnie wit ou ul nd the party many a | RAILROAD HELPS TO no symptom of the true disease jonchfleld, fer Senator Platt, |from the _ pe ie re « ihe heat and head to the stretch turn. M qo 1S d Hsey went t ORNER. ue ‘co let the issue goj eighth he ‘ld Refrain showed yas % ( 2 soe } - to make repairs ex-Gov. , ak "4 Rantiilitibaitun fortunate mantwar ; intent t let the issue B0 ch hi hen elt nna da Dani uggedlthalrallWnermtenate: XG ein trying ¢ ke repairs ex-Goy 1 I BREAK CORN (¢} scious until the last moment. aE a Argun ent ss ALT ans Bere ogee ET) the favor to win wi e throu out even t way Ing let down. Red | i River tired in the stretch and Mas 1 up and and when he found what bad happ ed he was RL, th.1110002005 91 mo01000028 —613 1 summed up ina talk lasting | Musgrave ser I five minutes. betore the str ot \ sensation was ko Board of Trade “Dr, Van Giesen took away portlons of the brain and spinal cord, wh be analyze a yromptly offercd his own maohine for Then Judge O' FOUR RUNS man, glaneing over) in fron: t to happen. effort to “A Wicked Gesign,” Says Judge. | {han for: 1 “1 cannot credit ld the Court, | Strokes of ‘The autopsy on Mr. Marsh's body! slowly, “the plaintitts story of © mar rabies. | thing was abc and thelr report of 1 teak 5 ‘ querade, the outsider, came on be an] Paterles—Boice and y; Levy and Ministe ORO ves it. Kleine s atts vei analysis will estublish, as as ge} some bapers on his desk, hesitated a} In the run through the stretch Lee | easy second, | Molina, Mmpive—Mr. Latham. Wet es ley une ake. Niles day Ame Know, nee certainty, that death was du to) Moment ybody knew that some-| tried whipping 1 hand riding in an Selectman Wins Easily. | NO RUN s ns to its t up, but couldn't do more i ny uldnit do mor James R. Keene's Selectm Musgrave to apply twolated e bat, after which he sat | the down and rode the Joyner colt out to| for tw lectman off w n gradu- i Keane's Selectman «a4- | GONSOLIDATED BROKER 10,000 MAY STRIKE na event ave furlong igs J, M, SMITH SUSPENDED, | ON CANADIAN PACIFIC. eur volts. Notter got Pst six- 6 that the subjected to no Controversy Led to Autopsy. RAIN STOPS BROOKLYN. be an effort to and in the would not have been performed hadj riage. 1 believe there was a wicked) ® handy victory, This race and the|(enth got clear Of the field, after | ‘The suspension of J. M. smith, SSS | to ¥ Reel: th an possltle a not Clark Bell, of the Medico-Legal) design to support a fal fictitious | food thing Font, put over by Jimmy) that it was just a question of Keeping | 1 r of the sConsolidated Exchange,| W 1 MAPA Adal HirenotiGasl Bat tOUNDS, I we manipulated by Society, started a controversy and | claim by forgery and perjury McCormick in the third, were the only | liim going. [falf-way down the chute] yas announced on the floor of that ex- nadian ttle mechanics nay fol fowl Pittsburg was De Tam ea CAS B ‘written to District-Attorney Clarke, of| “1 cannot belleve there was a mar-| features of the day up to the fifth race, | Garmin wont, to the bat on the heav- | Change to-day. 3 nith was a floor trad- | to-day's failure of the Hoard of Conc 1i-| day from other defeat at the | | BatahbeAeeh Misra { Brocklyn, saying that, from in-| riage, or that the plaintitt hersci¢ ever | ‘The weather cleared off nicely by | se. He nad ne chance ut Rotting (Ro | er and had an office with W. Jenks|ation to deal with grievances of the| of Donovan's Dodgers a heavy | es 4 » He ‘had nc C iz the No. d 4 0. ald ent ° sto! c! th alling of ie formation brought to his attention, he] Delleved there was a Marriage, Belng|the time the races Desan, and. the|Keene younsaiar, who won handily by er RE Nove ae Rp eee lene ane om East and West He ative, sya; | rALnaLoRia Gate Ae aoe ine nied SUNDAY WORLD WANTS an) _ ig, crwd prepa or a jay’ —— r Exchange only since April 14] ‘The company to-day withdrew its rep-} inning, with the score 2 to 0 in favor s Qontinuea on Second Page - Continued on Second Page apéct. There was an exhilarating crisp- Continued on Second Page .4 vesentatives from the conference, of the Brooklyns WwoRK MONDAY WONDER® Y