The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1908, Page 2

White Mountain Express After It Was | 0, Mit DROWN WHE RIAN | 4 GRLDEAD, MANY f WN WRECK OF While MOUNTAIN EAP Pe Train for New York Travelling Fifty Miles an Hour Derailed and Upset Near Greenwich, | BACKING NERD WAY SUFER CUT LAONCHAT MANILA BROWSE bai Photographed for Evening World iN Tal ( LINES I mn SINKS | | a 25 Railroad Magnates Discuss Three Americans, One a0 | Contradicts Bishop Walters | | Reduced Wages or Army Surgeon, Among | and Declares He Never Discussed the Case. Freight Raise. Those Who Lost Lives, pe | | encore |AFFECT TAFT CHANCES, | asia, | bound f | carrying about seventy-five passengers, | Baltimore to-day asking if It was true, FAIRVI Neb., July 16, 1 Manila to Corregidor Island, | —In response toa telegraphic query from ly 18.-A pleasure launch Strike of Several Millions Would Follow 10 Per Cent. Slice of Pay. Was caught in a typhoon to-day and|Aas asserted by Bishop Walters, of the foundered, It is believed twenty-five @ Hethodist ‘hureh, that the passengers, Including three Ameri-/ Mv. Bryan had assured a negro delega- drowned, t others, numbering about fro Episcopal cans, W The were picked up by the British steamer \u mn arded President Roose. fitty, | velt's action in the Brownsville case ag T Serle caine Wan Daal close to the |unjust and that he would recognise Conn., by a Rotten Tie, rieentyatve heute or Nhe leading SuCehes which wan paving close to te [unlust and that he would reco craft when {t went down, negro appointments to office, Mr. Bryan — | American railroads met to-day in the pie guyeric lowered boats immediate: | | wired as follows ly, and those, together with boats trom| “ied as f f | I have refused te other craft that came to the resoue,) “Report not true picked up the fifty survivors with much | discuss Brownsville case, and I have difficulty. not discussed appointments of negroes.” or to cut the wages of 1,690,000 em-| It 1g reported an army RSH UTED (ann TUNG eC SRGe rooms of the Trunk Line Association, No. 143 Liberty street, to decide whether | to raise the freight rates 10 per cent., (Special to The Evening World.) | GREENWICH, Conn., July 16—The White Mountain Express, 2 | ten-car train drawn by two electric locomotives, was derailed on the bridge surgeon Is = ‘ . , 4 | plovees i0 per cent. Either decision |among those lost, Details of the disas-| E. ion, People's party candidate “Lh ovér the steamboat road, above the Greenwich station of the New York, | promises to have widespread effect on | ter have not yet reached Manila, r President, in an interview here i3 r ‘ Al ; (X AeSp yh te + Y | i ma, Corregidor Island {s at the rance|\o-day said New Hoven and Hartford Railroad, at 9.25 o'clock this morning and the coming Presidential election. Some) ete ee eee aistent| “Bryan made a mistake in dealing estimate that & wiaha Cred ewith the polit situation !n the South, and I will take advantage of this fact. He nas gi ? t in assuming n the politi p of the South. uthern States are expected to him 135. elect votes, almost two-thirds of t ary majority he | OVERTURNED CARS political 3 wage cut would result in the defeat of _—_— | William H. Taft. Mrs. Sa sibers N d i stree Rs nnn Athos! those who attended the| another woman, Mrs. Samuel Giberson, of No. 390 Adelphi street, Brook rarer Almnouth those who | at vie KINGDOM COULD 9 lyn, was severely hurt, a dozen others were attended by surgeons at th Uncle Sam bY Boys Make A ats oe Ger nf y surgeons atthe | IN OLYMPIC GAMES, | rine t d that the decision would be to scene of the wreck. All of the 180 passengers on the train were badly | ITY romored Thetis seat cy ‘ | raise tte freight rates Some time ago, shaken up. | lean n | m C Gam |] In the point system first place up. l | es counts for five points, second three when the first hint of this step was The express was running at fifty miles an hour when the accident Dinca Sha TRO ona wrecked in the stone cut, from the clty, One. woman, Miss Margaret Armstrong, of Wayne, Pa., was killed; | second place \) { made, the Department of Justice at Weshington was stirred into act! ‘ . ‘i 1¢-Pound Hammer Throw—Ameri- | ‘he shippers and consumers, who de- aoe ener YOUNG BATHER DROWNS, oceurred, Sweeping across the narrow bridge over the Steamboat road t (Continued from First Page.) rertrin Jared a 10 per cent. raise would eu 5 |; a i" Department ol chem $125,000 ‘The Young Millionaire Back From |rabaustea, Calin to Friend tor Metre Run—America, 6; Eng- 100 yards above the Greenwich station, the length of the train was sud- American A. C, (New York), second, Thin defeat pats Cameron out Justice began a Vv ‘ E feRead vit Ald, but Sink i i i | 7 oF against the threatened act urope an eady for + but Sinks, denty shaken wi violent wrench. Rotten ties o + ; of the Anals, | fetre Walk—England, 8; Aus- see het aaa arr ' "0. 1 y n with a violent wrench. Rotten ties on the bridge allowed |" pinat teat-Dectared votd, riders not Anishing inside of time | ved ib on ' , Hye WA ela pee vent wn the rails to spread. limit. As the men finished Sehilles, France, was first and B, Jones, | le Team Race—England, Raise May Avert Strike. Hard Work. ee meatige Two Cars Overturned. dea ty iio tae veo cet a edit) th ay SES Ch THERE TG AL < Fea wat 4 h ‘ come, YOaTS Old. and was travelling with ner ig Throwing the Javelin—Sweden, 5: | o¢ Taft. It was said to-day that i eer Te son hired a boat ‘They spread under the second coach, thother, Mra. William Armatroag, | PUTTING 16-POUND SHOT. Greece, 3; Norway, | cently the Department of J z ae When near the Pullman chair car, and caused it Geel ‘pasty ot friends from Flatoush,| Firat and second sections—W. W. Coe, jr, Boston A. A. won with Throwing Discus, Free Style— | peen notably silent on the matt i Ace ‘decorated svith a brand to jump the metals. Then, as the mo- | New’ Hamapshide aummmaee recut. whens | 42 feet 10 1-2 Inches; Sale, Finland, second, 41 feet 3 Inches: Lee J. ts MW iuine chtwersleht rateamecen TELS _got home towlay on the méntum of the train carried it across they Intended to remain until fall, Miss | N@lbott, Irish-American A. C, (New York), third, U8 feet 2 1 WePound Shot—America, 1 nag been said the@ the admin! eee aTG a (ne AEA pUree AD ea, rong’s r was the late Dr, Sections Three and Four—J. C. Garrells, Chicngo A. A, won, with || England, 3. aE. holes DiLwean twO uoll line. ¥e Mr. Gould said he was & FUSCRG the bridge, the entire train was deral'ed Jam, mstrong, and she wag 48 feet 3 inches. M. F. Horr, Irish-American A. C., New York, sec The official point score n t e th igh tes soar Ing to jately Prof, 4 Detora Pian in the stone cut, the second and fifth 4. only Hs ; ferred to have the freight ra soar . tu he sank before Pier. The passengers tn the day coaches | Od, 42 feet 1 Inch, mua) eo rather than gee a reduction in wager Kemp. of Co rhe, Be cars breaking loose and ove: that made up the tail of the train suf-| Fifth and aixth sections—Horgan, United Kingdom, won with 43 3reece, 3, France, 1 ana probably a strike involving reveral me tine to the ¢ in the ditch, fered least ut all. N of ithe day feet 8-4 Anchens Barrett, United Kingdom, second, 42 feet 81-2 tn. | Canada, 1) Australia, 3 HITGAR eRe! WORE ROR: Then he wii take up the | > — = The stcne cut ts Just beyond the them Was hurt, ‘The conductor of the | Seventh and Eighth Sectlons-Raiph Rose, Olymple Cinb, San | =.| The railroad offic! side CURED F train and hs crew disappeared imme- | Francisco, won, with 46 feet 2 1-2 inches, forced to take immed! bridge and has deep, sheer walls of diately afer tie accident, and almost! pinaleRalph Rose, Olympic Club, San Francisco, won with 46 Jagged rock. The track reaching into the cut curves gently from the bridge. The electric engines and baggage cars had just cleared the bridge when the rails spread under the chair car. There was a tremendous jar that an hour passed befor n | arivet - efore a wrecking train | 61 > 4.4 inches; Horgan, United Kingdom, aecond, 44 fect 8 1-4 Train Going Fifty Miles an Hour. inches; J. C, Garrels, Chicaog A. A., third, 43 feet inches, This Joseph Riail, a passenger in one o: @oes not equal the Olymple record of 48 feet 7 inches, made by ! the Pullmans, said in describing tha Rose at St. Louls in 1904, lent that he first noticéd a ter- 400-METRE SWIMMING RACE, rifle bumping on the bridge, then an _ HIGHLANDERS Morl- | perous day | regular al | way or the other, |been a hue and cry | holders, and some have stock on the market, ¢ clation In values. In the good old pr they were able to meet the ends on the Inflated capi TUBERCULOSIS. WAS SICK SIX YEARS. : ve Pull. | alarming ‘ewaying from side to sid ra doled the passengers of the five Pull) een iy was thrown Ave Final—Taylor, United Kingdom, won; Benupatre, Australia, sec- ell|talization, but hard times A WELL MAN TO-DAY. Mans and three day coaches from thelr from his chair as the car toppled over. | ong, Scheff, Austrin, third. Time— Sm. 36 1-5n, dropped ned to dig down Into ponies) seats and stunned them. “T sttould say,.that tue, ttaln was B0- asurE {|allay the hungry Miss Armstrong was sitting by an open "& More than fitty miles an hour, a FANCY DIVING. Moriar Ubtrg a Ae ys ees 2UDe “Dear Sir 4 tried many doo- We swung round the curve east of the 4 3 Harriman Do tors, who { » me of tuberculoste Window, and at the first shock stuck station and thundered across the fth Heat-Walz, Germany, won with 81.3 points; H. C, Grote, Chase, dut was out tr Ke kues |, Hartiman, who of any OF th and after using every patent out her head and shoulders, Before she bridge,” he said, "The great speed and) +i A. C. (St. Louis), second, 79.5, ‘ ond, Hartsell to Wallace. SEVEN f Yeon iins vy Mathers wericive T ad without any beneft, the weight of the two electric engines peoerr st RUNS | Southe Union Pac aaa Tbe 3 and dlscourkess could draw them in again the chair cary was flung into the ditch In such a man- was what carried us across the bridg» and into the cut. Possibly if we had LONDON, July 16—The American athletes walked away from Fifth Inning: acked a dmibdle into right and the dominati Rallroads, that 1 gave uy at the meeting to-day He AWE H ant yand show film afew 1 ever. i breath, night sweats, chilis His roads hold ! hort a Be cnet see estpeaim seine rstoustioa Ros { h took t torsed out Fert. | stock In the New York Central voting 4 I lost flesh and streugth; my | sn 0 Stea oa fj Hey ay a ith 7" *, FE « ” : | aft their opponents in the discus throwing competition, free style, at the Spencer nlt for Gra: |'paitimore and Ohlo also) Among ot or Hue aan Lie Her back was broken, but she was| Autos Pressed Into Service. all their opponents in the ¢ B combeluon, Ire style, at the any ity to Chase ae eae vitae Gunter Tanned conscious throughout a twenty minutes’) ‘The volunteer firemen of Greenwich, | Stadium this morning. Martin J. Sheridan, Irish-American Athletic Club, No BROOKLYN sher for St. Louis! president of the Delaware, Lackawanna struggle to free her. She died in an am-/as well as all the surgeons On the staffs r ; a be en forte Laue.) Be ag THN i ren ; he Millbank and General hospitals, | taj ec’ onship without great effort. His throw that gave him and : Ball was sale on) and Western; Ix F. Loree, president of 1 to trv a change of climate, bulance on the way to the Greenwich Of the Mt eMtummions for aasist- retained the championship without §' throw that gave him Ferris's wild thre I} took second) tne Delaware and Hu F. : rs gly spent more than a. year Hopital. Pi 0 | ; ¥ f enemies |G i (Continue! from First Page) but { returned to New York Buvockivnl woman injured | Ndiomobiles belonging to miltionaire| first place in the final—134 feet 2 inches—was more than two feet be. a4 Willems thtew ON tie tall Niles wood, president of the Er Sep NGAUS) ut {returned to New York : ssidents of Green wi ere wail: ‘ i she ; oie , Conroy was| Rae, vice-president of the Ory) ievaree’ orale All of the windows of the Prtlmans fhe lation Greenwich were waiting at) 14 his own record. M. H. Giffin, of the Chicago Athietic Association, {f° the bases. | vanta; George F. Baer, president of the Ritter ¢ fiat eh imty What tas pane were smashed as the derailed express) wreck occurred. var nit eet 614 inches 3 - . “hesbro was) | . snaded to con Dr. 3 K They were immediately pressed into| was a good second, with 133 feet 6% inches, and M, F. Horr, Irish-Amer- Reading; W. C. Br Ine Srectailst in Chest Dincases. as dashed into the cut, but according to} J. H. McKenzie, of New Haven, the Pullman conductor, none of the pas-! service sicl and sent away to bring phy- the scene of the wreck nd carriages were also used| an Athletic Association, was third with 129 feet 5 inches. man to serlousiy challenge ut Meredith remounted and an. The only to Blue Sixth Innin fouled out ew York C t Presiden w Haven a resort recelving any ber trestmints as fat when Dy of the T looked upon al! 90. thoroughly fumbled n s. Jordan singled to ¢ . KOUF Mallen ¢ d Hartfo sengers were cut. Several elderly wom- Io carrying ae Hae ae heaniiels| % 1a ca n first. y of traffic managers. Kane to Ox 1D doth ph y and we nis’ * ‘ 4 and neighboring hotels. Many of these nerica for third place W rv i oe of ie ice eit a, ia i X-Livnt. instandy located my én tn the third Pullman were knocked i}! "\'4 Ny huKeedtevanion thal aera ! Haein The eighth heat of the 1,00 metre Central reduced its itl by aa xolaived iny ase planer than senseless, among them Mrs. Glergon, of jo: of friends without giving their! of Finland, who in his section cycling race was won by G. Ud. Cam. er cent 2 N 4 have done myself. 1 felt suffolently Brooklyn, who was travelling with her anat fs 19 feet 4% Inches. John J, Flanaga eron, Irish-American Club, not been Fourth Inning 1 to rr bia Germicidal Iubalattoa son, Harry. hate cheat doe he OLS IrlaheAmerican Athletic Club, could Cameron's time was Im. % 2-38., the pitched We anu | Doescher now pitching for t yee eet bile Twas 80 improved that Her son carried her out and she was hot wet above 1% fect. Lee J, Talbott, best timo made go far. He quallnea bh passed Ohio Raiiread paid UR AE Ad returned work. After several eared for by one of the dozen physicians Irish-Amertear Club, how! for the second round De aes 3 nh mon stock by taking $1.00, wed Does hee Pade of treatment pnd’ cacerully) fonloy lag that came to the scene of the wreck aver. did slightly better than + _L, J. Welntz, New York Athletic Club, bi HAE surpus, ‘The Pennsylvania cut its di walked’ Dossciies We Ardereon acai ving. and. exerelse, f Cy ine toga! iat hing a fraction below 125 feet. in the thirteenth heat of the ji dend {rom 7 to 6 ver The nr NF ft. Paskert leg Tegained my flesh. aud my strength fully @ ambulances available In the J. C. Garrels, of the Chicago re cycle race by Texier, of Railroad passed two dividends o habhany MItGhel a nae ed returned 1 ) i \ » Shee! Mitchell dled. ‘yr aiatrle mer summoned, and, aithoug! Association, nor §. T. Gillls,| France ferred stock ,and the Reading Jordan. Hulewitt tripled { Moat Uae BREAD Halas iene afterward the railroad officinis de- ae York Club, could i ' zel scorng, Doesoher rolled, Hutmell yeare before 1 aaw Dr. Anderson, that ba clared only one was killed and one ‘1 cada a NO tts eet cet into their swing, and they fell far Eng lehman Wine Swi sre was no cut by the Delaware,|'? Jordan, ONE RUN Mited me ot Tubereviosls and cured ms fured, the surgeons said that they min- tthe eee ee The fnal of the 409 metre: ahd Wantarhy, he Dales Fifth Inning: hremanentiy, for T have never had a alot istored to at least a dozen persons who awrran (cheer fore, went up Tace Was won by Tay Hudson pald 9 per cent., but fouled to Lobert 11 Wipe thie may come to the notte ef were burt, i SoA ehe Aan P dom. Had it not been Ade RAR I aH the Naw YOu ahd Ganael. H many ol that they may know where to e381 as anno! rio: i y or (4 bay ey O RUNS. eke bared upon correct diag The List of Injured. : Wa btie PNAC Ea Houle a ConrOY New Haven paid 8 but dld not aim tt railed to Sheehan, Kane arttcorrect treatment trom (be start, and The following gy attended by svar Kingdom NO RUNS. a Lobert filed to Hume tot be sick as long ay T was before T found? physicians at the se the wreck pea number of points, Eighth Inning x Dissension Among Magnates. the proper help: if faraleel teh. ieee Bird, Miss, of W N. J., bruises va ; In the gymnastic. rompet Blair took Chase's place at Ast, MO Ae one o'clock, the door opened and Sixth Inning, TaUyains ane ceasteee an on hip and shock to the Kent f tart In the centre of | sreenn A vraele Tal ! i H \ fied to B, H, Harroman stepped out, “We reveyel ernie cats ariel ir. Anderson tyes consultation and eg } ; | Tysall, United Kingdom, was WC Willacis 4 st declared a dividend and we Ma hata amination without charge at his office, House, ed, however, in ala a. i nave just declared a nd and we Lobert threw out ; st. (hotween Bt étb aves.), Giberson No. 305 Adelphi diffiew ve Yo thom nig, and le 8. Guerra, France, w a | are going to collect !t," he sald, smil- Rt West faa. ate (heey een h and 6th » r “ Sea _— Outs Mor led to Ritter, Gangel singled * rs: Dally. 10 to 4; Monday, Wednes- street, E jured. Hospital nad ght ‘ + Rint Ing. 5 sing! Hou Na Mon re ‘ ad heer id sough 7 ns threw Ol : erty asker! > , ’ Y 1 & o'olook; Vernon, : that she had 3 made the : Ninth Inning Mr. Harrimin's ismile vanished and. oe ta third. MI Aid hock upon Chest and Lung Diseases House, ‘Their | ee TO WED WHITE WOMAN. | c. sones fied to Deiehanty throwine up hs hands, he d'sappeared fiviewitt lined to Lewis Sent free to_any addr Aulford, Geor: ey York, foot Sheers fd Kingdon AF igre eee smashed n drive to deep ov {0,2 into the lunch room en pees inst Senile Snjured, ‘on su 5h 4 home tun. Bel a Niles. ONE RUN. | President Underwood, of the Erle, | ; Gunther, C. Cites! First Couple of Mixed Colors to Ferss lined ou raid. We have had a busy sassion.| FIFTH AVENUE COLLISION. | fa taken to the Br Anant for Permnic ini New K | phere are diversified opinions. We will psa =! wick. A PPly for renmitsin New GIRL FALLS OVER BANK, | meet again this afternoon, It prom- Paggangers on a north-hound ¥i¢th fnow, Mrs. Stilln f Philadei- y H 4 » young woman Bureau. S0 DOES A POLICEMAN. {ges to be a long session, Nothing has bile bus) were badly H he n é t Pes s M'S* been don t fternoc W Pubs thoek 2 aken to| Ties Badly Decayed Ror the free {ime since) r se Sh: SESaint ates Macrae. and Brealey CoN TCL UnaiTd arya Met rf He badges . ties ne Wechance lenses have been required in this city qa) 4 ryachad Reck! {o the dent Oscar G. Murray, of the Balt- | \q Mi A@anila MT? Dg on. ducks complete, poles and pina Aki i, Mrs ft ge ey negvo and a white woman appeared Woman Dashed becsiessly os nore and Ohlo, Joined the others, [) eigith street. Although, the ngers JT ft. x { tt Upekee tet ie] bands : © bleke Hall to-day to get ti Aid of Emma Phillips, Who | 0%gia the Pennsyivania was lukewarm Were onved about by the accident, no a ound CA Crandall, Mrs, M. ( N 3 Ne ; r an. After much questioning the Broke Her Left Leg. nae en nace 8 n filled the bus, and they | ‘rente, any iyie, maite to order, Ninevy-nith ‘ y Was made out and ple oe. | ae blac the association decides on an screamed and trled to get out, but w MPS « BTELY FITTED, whosk and aruises ng that th d ma Phillire, ten years old, Uv-] | OO Bee (oti tes, it will have to give asvured by the conductor that the pee —___— ma) Howe Ris tre t ee days Ing at No, 702 Amsterdam avenue, W25) ie shippers thirty eal nelieapeerar YACHT SUPPLIES | BOATS, DORTES, Athistron War n t Cary, a negro, forty- a 0s PHP Ehenmatce bar Bea OU Aware the AY Misg A rong, Who was k al a ritol ap dundre ing could easily be urn out until tt A to Tent House, unconscious the New m 1 Seve Neholas tha election CANMRE OS ST and a widows is Lena § o is emp lirty-Ave Shean house, She G Newp Ny Bites ss i { she loved ; Greenwich Hus, ex) “ le came a BMG, Vawacivii, Pullman porter, a f \ NOT “BLACK HANDERS,” [the otner ena of, t reacied the spt y ‘ . Neng. go. feat when Pacned the rH arene 8 aun a Embankment that he t right on Among * W i Dose Who Pleked Up “Planted He sitfered no hurt except to his} ‘ ( ignity, a Mondy | Nro Ditebareed) |] SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY, THE 16th, SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW, THE 17th. + i ir was % atore Lepento, eighteen years old, LT ene CHOCOLATE Jee : aie | Athlet ( OT irteenth street; Fran- SCREAM WAFERS rorxn 10¢ “Warsir Fence rounn 10¢ iain go Athletie® Resa han allan eleht t No, 428 DECLAL ASSORTED CHOCO. SUECIAL ASSORTED CHO MAY HAVE HURRIED METZ i h jl sraey Mansutta, elgnteen, of No 4s | You can get res Goings) rounp 48¢ “Lares (20 kinds)... vousn 19¢ tilt 8. aud TAYE AU + | Americans 1 mn pe iid no Thirteenth street, and Je SSICAL HIGH GRADE BONBONS AND y i aid i meant ets NOt € Die STRENGTH MERCAN KISSES. vounp 2Be | cnoconates ..........tounn 26e ( ee batere jue ng re , who were : pies Park Row store open every evening until 11 o'clock, Mi : 5 hrour fernoon, and every aq at midnight Tuesday after one to stand Hot Weather, from harcley street and Cortlandt street states oper Saturday eveningy until 11 o'etock, ik ‘ y ea acre Rela te WE DELIVER FREE | at Nis { cor. Bnee roete. ernard Po! Sl. rl RCNASEA OF ONE DOLLAR ayn 54 BARCLAY ST, DOONHY.—On July 15, 1908, PATRION. e ( Mr Wag thie A erica ¢ . were e EX BETWEEN BATTE x or, Wes. NEY, bel . Paint SMe ; Naxlara r American) Cyeliss) (ured Court tod st oNaity STREET; also ali Brooklyn 29 CORTLANDT ST. bin Meoimattw al ud be: peta] Mrs. ot Crow ; tha i eee lee # 100 kilometre | | FER: Weotte'ts atathettar spare 5. CorChurchse, Drumard, County Sligo, . Now k i ik : 4 8 Weintz New York r had been sent 1 Porge: «There’s a Reason” truth St. Hoboken aid Jersey City, or PARK ROW. Funeral Saturday, July 18, 10 P. Hernerick. ) H * A fell w had elg g him to place No goods sont C. O. D. Candies for 35 {rom the residence of his brother * mellar and Mis Knowled, He ‘ t ; $1,000 baside an our. ut-of-town customers carefully At City Hall Park, ‘ ; 8 brother , Yors, and Mrs. J. KR. Tow EC AERE TY had. ange ue aid My bel pd J fed with Mere. v0 East 7! Trial is proo. packed and shipped from our epectal Thomas, S11 West 90th st, at 16 Noipirotles aleta’s: deter tion.to b . ¥ Engiand. Noon was Tuesda 1 order department | o'clock. Mass al Halp Trinity Chasemy Marguerite Armstrong, woo WAS in town by Monday next, everely shaken and Weintg bad to re “dDiown up.” thense to Calvary Comotonp, ’ ’ ‘