The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1908, Page 1

a’ BETTORS FAVOR CUB INPOST SEASON GAMES FINAL RESULTS EDITION [“Cirewiation Books Open to an” | ___ = PRICE ONE CENT. 7 _ Sn YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT. NERS REST MWe ANE HI ARE FAVORITES, 10108, WOMEN UNHAPEST, aac exo VERTHE DETROIT AMERICANS With Neither : : sake Some Religious Prin |Sends Gunboats for Action] Exerciser, With Aspirations to | | Battle for the Worid’s ciples Nor Domestic Virtue to | Neer Belgrade, White, Her Be Jockey, Sues for { | Championship Restrain Them Devote Wealth | Troops Guard Frontier. Damages. | : =e Se to Gratify Passions. VALETTA, Istana of Matta, Oot. 9—| August Belmont on tho stand to-day LEFT-HANDER KILLIAN Several of the British warships here|testifled that he had not abused an ap- BY NIXOLA GREELE Y-SMITH. sealed orders. Their destination 1s be-| alleged t the millionaire owner of | 2 RE American women idle and unhappy? Meved to be the Turkish island of Lem-| ace horses had blighted his p ospective |nos. The fleet, career as a jockey. Mr. Belmont also : ‘N A __,| ut the question to-day to Cardinal ee eons ae tur crareere ort fare cai |asnied that he hed blacklisted the boy | Manager Jennings Makes Arrangements to Care Prince of the Roman Catholic ‘ i ay . EGianon! chanercsy ie ant because the latter had failed to “tip his . “as ch in America, after telling him that Dr. Andrew the warships are vader fhollecenang|ihat!! when the horveowner passed for 25,000 Fans To-Morrow—Even Money McPhail, in an article in the London Spectator, had of Vice-Aamiral Prince Louts of Bat-| trough the stable Jacob Messing, Out of Work and Is Being Wagered on the Open- brought both these accusations against us. ane Bice eanon, a beteen iy cars old re | ‘ American) womentof, avcertain|class ‘andjlimitedilenisenesiorseanareinesiers Aitelec toca Cee eee an occasion Hopeless, Ends Life After Propos- ing Contest. vhen he failed to tp his cap to Mr, | numtber are perhaps the idlest and most unhappy in| the crusers Diana and Lancaster. M | ‘ * ‘5 Le iwmanil otathellG Belmont. He wrote a letter of apology, T W. on i the world,” came His Eminence’s candid reply. a SM RONCIRTS IE eee in return addressed | ing hat oman Kill Herself DETROIT, Oct. 9.—Around the hotels of Detroit the betting on us a “I | archipelago about fifty miles west of | @Md got one co refer,” he continued, “to the possessors of exorbitant the entrance to the Dardanelles. It pe-| "Dear Jonni The Cubs rule favorite at odds of 10 to 8. One local sporting man bet a member of the Chicago Board of Trade $1,000 and praising him for ; nae the result is bri: ae, wealth, some of whom have neither Teligions, princi- |10°S* t° Turkey. The population main- | apologizing. He testifled that Mr. Bel- and Little One. to $800 that the Cubs would win the series. The betting on the open- } “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | eal ‘ i s ly is Greek. ples, nor domestic virtues to restrain them, These persons employ “LONDON, Oct. &.—The Foreign omce their vast fortunes merely in the gratification of théir passions. ana the “Aemiralty have) confirmed the | been unable to Keep) him/longer had! he)l Pedestrians in Central Pa ‘ rss St eat piess cablegram from Multa saying that | not apologized. “But there is a portion of our y wealthy class that lives Quietly | sritisn warsntps have been ordered to| William Rand jr. with Henry B./ East Meadow between One Hundred and First and One Hundred an jand virtuously. Against them and against our middle and poorer Classes | te Aegean Sea, It 1s explained that | Short jr, appeared for Davies, Stone & hae oe aie | Manager Je ‘the charge aitieeest is unfair.” | these vessels are sent out simply to Auerbach, attorneys for Belmont, Isaac Second streets, this afternoon saw an unkempt man, sitting on a bench | that Chi mont told him that he would have = k, passing through the walk bordering the fing game is at even money is of t All of his opinion for several days and have life and gin r of confide aken on There is a dise about them }over that they had last fa Fi z watch events, but it Js understood from | V. Schavrlen champloning the boy, who, ject r 7 r 7 Reyes at [he ania 1 saw Cardinal Gibbons at No, 213 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, | otner sources th intimated | based his claim for $100,0% on the pleat. beside a young woman who was holding a baby in her arms, pull out | $s are in excellent shape, and he ” Jennings and the players appearance of ing of his ambition to become a jockey, | revolver and shoot himself in the head. He fell over lifeless against the es that Chicago will be somewhat 1ged in thelr iaal practice for where he is the guest of Joseph T _Kieley, And never outside of a Vibert canvas have I seen such a pos! rely jaunty Cc Cardinal before. It was not the first time 1 had seen at game to-day, The players re- t the park immediately after usfist and were kept at work at thelr stren out aft ious game Giants and a day of traveil: e Tigers have had a chance to ress the British fleet as likely to calm the | “posting” in the Racing Calendar be: population and put an end to the apojla-,!ng a bar to his employment by any woman, and w tion of the emp’ other racing establishment. @ she sat there, frozen with horror, the baby played| | Bab NARA BUE OBUe Dey inUs OO CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct, 9. —The | Frelt testified that Mfr. Belmont “came | With its dimpled fingers in the man’s hair. ROSA OREN oeeay REG We oa Rieter eraves pate BEG Porte has instructed the Imperial Otto- 20? the ne," and everybody In the By the act of the man on the bench beside her, the young woman|~ ~~ 5 = = i verning the vi rld's series, Shortstop fatigue. This morning, bronzed by the man Commissioner resident in Sofia to | Stable tipped his cap to him, was made a widow and the baby in her arms was deprived of a father ignlllccammiiny (heb scrieatarn eee galt breezes of his returning ocean trip continue his functions, as neither Tu Belmont Didn't See Him, = a apis er =a a, ' r ries and this will key nor the Powers have recognized The suicide was Jacob Messing, of No. 63 East One Hundred and Elev- ; force O'Leary into the game, despite _ @ fact he has a badiy b good health, amb. on the Caronta, wll his ch were “I upped mine, but Mr. Belmont didn't . ie ‘ nearly the color of the Cardinal's cop PERievaebee ean see me, and | me back and shook enth street. He was twenty-seven years old, strong and and the necktie of vivid scarlet that ne protest of the Porte concerning d called me a ‘de a jac! tag . ay) A 7 eft his b t . , - cleft the sombreness of his black sou- the annexation by Austria-Hungary of mere called me's) (damned jackass ui (Mhreesvears akOnemmannied in Rus and i ) years ago be i brid ey NOT PI AY Bi | Jillian to Pitch. : ates to make a home for both, and was Manager Jenn tane, the venerable prelate looked the | the occupied provinces of Bosnia and | “wtrow aid you come to think of that, there while he came to the United ay to have Pitcher Kill it's strong | nder, face the C SURenbaltht Herzegovina was despatched to the gy. Ai sesgy picture of vigorous nes th. ene ene ane ieee ene oak this morning?” asked Mr ‘Rand. Why for the baby whose arrival was a matter of a short time. Simplicity His Characteristic. Jeat with the protest against the Bul. | “n't vou tell that yesterday?” atraia, UPOn Teaching this ocuntry he ne = ee go Theme pnt rs vi pefore je little ho! arian dec lelnd AS i! ald . den a, | rate 5 ory ? Benth Ua ae ea et th FTUDAP EST, Oot a reeenaenee, |, |to speak that cuss word before the t Kansas City, where he obtained ent: - F GiAN cat expe bbons was spe sn th servists have been ordered to join the mcdest home of a Catholle layman. Ax | Runs Away, Falls Into River, jcolors Oct. 1. It ts reported also tha: we sat and chatted In its back parior | Servian bands are being formed, and Be ‘A ee oo T could not help wondering i 1 ever| Is Rescued and Goes | directions consequently have been giv elon SeAn er A7BNO, Boas the og, and they reached New York a was going to encounter the pomp wit to guard the roads and bridges on |Motice in the Racing Calendar warn- | month ago, a tew days after Mossing, 1, where Cardinal € fing his vacation, Now it w Mr. Rand drew out that Johnny Frelt pecame an expert buttonhole-maker had been employed for short periods bY ang saved money, He sent for ‘his wife trainers for three or four stables since 214 her baby. now eighteen months ian says fractured. rs had double fore the park to-day p MEDAL CONTEST TO = END NEX1 MONDAY.|) Naps’ Management Refuses, aiaesieasied | After President Brush Accepts ‘which imagination and tradition clothes Home in Ambulance, the Boenlan frontier. ing other members of the Jockey Club qj) ofeconfidence and with a little | neceasar ig prince of the Catholfe Chure | A A that he had left Belmont’s employ money left, had arrived from Kansas | phe polls close at noon next Mon-| | 2 a ies | Rene AEG HEGEIUE) Pee ae eee tae ea cty| ustria Guards Frontler. without permission, and under the rules city and established a home in a flat-) aay in The Evening World's cont | Challenge for Games. Ree] eae Christian simplicity and humility, per- | In throo hours this afternoon three-|_VIBNNA, Oct. 9.—OMictal advices re-|they must not harbor or employ him. ‘house in One Hundred and Eleventh} to determine which m v of the} | il 20,000) to A END v1 4 clare - The aspirant for jockey honors admit- street. Giants did most to win t 7 t : . haps best indicatedyby his first remark | year-old Mc wn ceived here to-day declare that the sit- | T c stre : ants most to win the pennan tact ats wien I arrived ten minutes late cor 0/4 Morris Snyder ran away trom! uation at Belgrade, Servia, 1s Improv-|ted that he was in the employ of Train- Messing expected that he would have ey aeritins CHL oA) crear Gee || w York fans were given quite a his ho: at No. 4 st One Hundred) ing. The general excitement among the er McCormick, of Loula V. Bell's sta-/no difficulty in getting work in this Bast Twenty-first street, got ‘lost.| Servians ts calming down, In Vienna ble, when Mr. Belmont called on him city at his trade. Ho found all the | the fears of a war with Servia are no-|to return to him, and was getting shops full of buttormbole-makers, Day ticeably less, The morning papers, /a month, an increase of §5 over the after day he made the rounds, only to however, warn Seryia not o play with wages Belmont pald him, and that he| meet with rebuffs ty-second street, was rescued by a po-;rfe, as Austro-Hungary will not stand | had, in 19%6 and 197, earned $% a Wanted All to Die. y nonsense, month as extra hoy from H, B, Dur- oficial statement that | yea'a and other stables, but that he the despatch of rivar cunboats from | had been {dle much of the time since In the event of a tle for the] | stir to-day when !t was reported that | ch person so tled will re- ea prize similar to that offered, Z esnahan, Mathewson, McGinnity, and the Cleveland Clud, of Donlin, McGraw and Seymour are} |ican League, would be played among the lead | there is no will bring forth, for my appointinent, “I was waiting for you, my child, I and have postponed an engagem: ed" in Harlem, fell into the East River ‘Then {t was I asked the Cardinal to “ senlyieo the moat recent attacks on the | tt ee sore ee One Hundred and dens American woman, “phe forelgn critic of America,” His lceman, resuscitated by three police-| #8Y nonsens Eminence resumed, “sees only the men and an ambulance surgeon and got a st-season series between the Giants | at present, but | | week what the last hour]| Just as all arrangements had f completed the Cleveland nable to get its players The young wife, In a strange coun- try, unable to speak the English was lonesome and heart- superficial side of our social life, He ,., IF Mth ccaaa gland dinorasslinitie’ | eee home” nth ambulanee, Hila) Budapest in the direction of Belwrade | uo, + Anne » did her best to comfort her 1 the affair was called off. f y 2 Ci nother knew nothing about it until al !s a manoeuvre, this action is be- " qi barianild 7 | paper ma n y newspapers. You know," the Cardinal ™0t z a| . akan: ens: ai8 eee SR ae 4. policeman carried him upstairs and| lieved here to be a measure of precau- How Johnny Was “Posted, husband, but he & D HAMILTON RESULTS. per man |p |; guarding of the| Mr. Relmont was not in court when iia iva. savings Fan omen ane ApEare | that they Kill themselves and take ‘he baby with them Into another world, Her undisguised horror at the !de ar {t out of Messing’ mind for t moment But he ponde added, softening the accusation with a aimile, “You never print a line about | Passed him over, a little damp but|tlon similer to the our millions of happy homes. otherwise as good as new. brik near the frontier by regiments | Mrs. Frett, the widowed mother of “The really good women of America | But for the bravery and resourceful | of !nfantry. The hope ts expressed that Johnny » Was called to the stand wiio lead happy domestic hives, devotea |MeS® Of Policeman Harvick, of the | this will make an tmpres She told how, in 1500, Johnny entered the to their husbands and children and who | TPaffic Squad, Mrs. Snyder would never] 9nd prevent that k pre-|employ of Mr. Belmont on a tive year ere actuated vy sound principles, Have seen Httle boy alive after he| “Mitatine lostilittes contract, ough which he uspired to ecldom get into the newspapers, The | Wandered away from her this afternoon, Servians Cooling Down, j Work up to she ergien of Jockey for a New York ressed his willingn nent also d ler promptiy ex ene TWO ACODENTS 0H VANDEXOIT COURSE o—$400 FIRST RAC added; for maid url Pin ed upon killing himeelt great majority of them never get inty | When Morris fell o BELGRADE, Oct, %—The war fever Did is fod | nd to-day he reached the determina r Goclety as the foreigner sees tt. He YY Some by among the people of Servia ts distinctly | Lawyer naeenartyy Hane i + thon, He asked his wife to put a w Graws his unfavorable conclusions from | Harvick happened to be close vy, Hel on the decline to-d The saner Mio ADR AARAH APR, BAR WEL Ne Long. | AN Te oO and take ® wale. 20 ttl as follows rance at 4 Fifth @ few extraordinarily wealthy women ®4W the little fellow floating away with the population gradually wt A ho, having no sound religious princj- | the tde and jumped in after him, It an ascendancy ever the more ide them, are both idle ang Wa quite a swim to little Morris, ang| excited politictans and patriots, who,| "Mrs, Thora Freit “Oct, 7, 10, | park, They walke One Hundred and Tenth street HY the tigger, His body was leaning Lea ¥ aeainst his wife when @ police- Pig eer eres Ne wie Many top coats and yi wane” “tite e e and dow long the lake to the Loan the policeman had to dive finally, be- | during the past few days, persistently | “I am giving up my entire racing &Y nue and 4 wn al ng lake 10. “phen Your Bminence thinks the pos- , ©4¥se the boy was full of water and had| Mave demanded the Immediate advance , stable and will therefore have no fur Bast “ Bt itaitowae onitla kneel: to — ‘ ‘ession of great wealth entads uniap- | sunk of the Servian army. Many of the fire- | ther use for the services of your sc Messing, seth le elbows on hs knees, — ae 5: 1 street Harvick, carrying Norrie} M2 Mat an attempt to measure swords | deavor to secure for him profitable em- 20 ourio Aine. grees, bulidlngs i : sa! a Idle Never Happy. lover iy shoulder, ran all the wor ra | Mith Austria-Hungary would be equivals | ployment in some other stable, sowertag to Abe ie anes UFR Ranere dey alia ra ‘ f ani Pai a “Not necossarily, but frequently,"was| the sub police station at One Hundret| &Rt auleide | "Yours truly, ihe. all: dneaned RiMMASaLy. | BAG DOBIE | died threatiencatie nn net tite i, ane ea Cardinal Gibbons's answer. "A woman! and Twentieth street and Pleasant uye-| VAIS Oct %—The fate of the tn-| AUGUST BELMONT. | ieee eee clanking of the harne ind urter iileas Bann Mf i without some worthy occupation ts un- | rue ciild was apparently dead atonal conference ax a solution of] Mr. Belmont sold his stadle of twenty | Dern and the CM A ne a 1 to W and ©. Hu Allen-k BR a eric pi neat Cer | but Harvick and two other cone went Halkon erlils depends upon the an-| horses at the Ume of the death of Aire, oe eee ieee ee a ae wip eva MI (Pen i a the A tain wealthy women who ure guided by |(g work on him, end when Dr, Bonnert, | ®**!, #Y8h BY Great Arituin to 31, Ise | Belmont. 1 00d w year laters ang /ApiNnINE Alone the roadway, Sin even, nee } the Nelwlon end o sense of responsibility |of Harlem Howpital, reached the scong| *¢M>>: te Kursian Misister of Poretsn |it was tien tha ho seat for Johnny | SHnae 1% to “ ef Arnesune Friutyiee ae ee ae ut be hapoy. Others who | ihey had him out of danger, Anais, Whe ts yu-cuiut WM Landon | prelt, who reivied 10 come und was| Could Stand It No Longer. Fraro, Clean Swerb also ony |} Hd, be agreraile to Be} | of wie ear, whlch koa 0 100k ; RETURN France i» confident that It a pro-| “posted.” je ti le waa iu ah . ’ FE i an re re xle nd their lives an wus A the <a ar a e cur rea toa itph Feyy fi aK i at al ne he was in BeW's| apne baby laughed and crowed and OURTH RACE—$40 amt ie {s w Hd sage tt t . if e. frou The. aetaM ~ | ‘mune can be a plomatic| stable, Johnny testifies . eee a aet for the Davy had | tiraectantioldn’ tnd ueward ees efor | anines WO a HOKED BY ay can be found by which Aus ‘He (1 " : the mother wa H rolds i seven fur. | Ba! ropa ie st tao 18, be | 90. Td Mochanlan ware (SESH D A (Continued on Second Page.) cl ; LIMA BEAN, way can be fou ich Austria He ( e Me ick) started tol been pining for ‘a few days. Messing, Sitoysl Oars Wo iNT Ya UE: | plaved. in, Cleveland and the ext two | thoir | Theresa Vigro. two years old, swat- | Hunsary will participate, and that after — ay SIR Poem rprrenn vas and out, won by two ‘lengtha; | 1 Now York, Af & Atth be naceaens | brulee : : | i) Lal are oy . ; — ‘ nthe sania, is . a to ato {| the me and plesd men, roy ekd A Chalmers Detroit car, driven by n lowed 4 lina bean Me e, N | is no ss vaults ue 1 be expe 1. Ger | (Continued on Second Page.) looked upon the ground, strewn with | and gevens ae onainen’ ing (g, | Mater. JOHN T, BRUSH re eee a Srtvan $I8 AND $20 MEN’S SUITS& * Ong Hundred a 4 atroet,| [MRP Or ncyottacons wit Conetattnne | ~ ——— dead leaves. Suddenly he sat up and urphy), 12 t 5 to 1 and 5 to i | oat as struck @ cow Whi ny oe | OVERCOATS, SPECIAL, $9.8 80, afternoon, 1 ean became) ple and Vienna. The recognition of the | SALE OF MEN'S $16 SUITS turned to his wife, She #unk from the! Hlack Sheep, Gavrss pear fh th road near the sone of th ed in the child's windstpe and she} anuvaation of Bosnia and Herayovina| ANO FAL- OVERCOATS AT $8.75 flare in his eyes. $ s tise ran. Moonraker | t olds and upwards olx fur ie rus Souls sa Was dead of asply when Dr} ¥0Uld, temove Avorie-Hunsory’y only | at KING'S, the great clothter ‘Zebda.” he said, “1 can't stand it any |” ¢ urney broke down Maid, 10% (T. Rice), 7 to the car @ collision took plu a 5 " cn “ | objection Delis represented at the | Broadway, Opposite City Hall 4 longer, 1 am golug.” PIPTH RACE ad Pall Han-! 2. won by one the radiator and « of the car were ‘f : ana da : “peepared a tans [Exitus, regulur $16 values As she looked him b n Pi Gl ages, wi Sa 18), 6 to 4 even and oven, Burns and bis mechantelag aye’ special for to-day an re jand ‘Third str ed prepared to], Me lewolaky sll return to Parts after | paturday, regular $16 values at 8 she looked at him he pulled « big volatile, 100 (G. Burna), 4 to 1 and 4 to $,| 1 to 2, aecund, Duke of Bridgewater, 10 ; Feeney nr Sa A AE perform an opera:icn his London Visit, Ten days, therefore, | pine importee Worsteds and cassimares, | revolver from his pocket, placed the! #on py a length and a half; Park How,, (Burton), 19 tol, 6 tol and $ to J, third, Were thrown out, 4m hades of brow must clipe before the tivitations rown shades, blue plalds, and by muzale against his forehead and pressed | ed) We “sttirphy), 8 tod and t to Time—i.l4 Hasty, Maud Sigsbeve, In-| prulses. Kk, blue. pla! be formally jwsuol. In the ineantine ieSaed sik-lined sult 1 Cy, Grande Dame, Pracil¥-\ Bots care will be repaired in time fag Prance elu 6 pOwerd are Using Ht i a alas, veevens Au eayle and 1 to 2, hind. Time-1.18 #5. Burada| ity, ‘Robert Cooper, ‘Throckmorton, alao ran. Bragged lthe race to-morrew morning, and the LAT AHO added vollings for! dalefplvc ran, (eet King Coball, 116 (Nicol, 7 to 4! fanta, Al Black Hawk end Green~ 's wild Dandie them,