The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1911, Page 1

AFTER by ie rd Frese Fublshing World), Ne HORE HORE Cit foc Circulation Books Open to All.’ VICTORY CLAIMED ~FINALLY PASSES SENATE > HOT SKIRMISH; VOTE 26 TO 22 | . NEW yorK, "WEDNESDAY, JULY “19, lk Types of Battleships Reported “Sunk” in Big Naval War Game Off Block Island ST " ‘Circulation E Books Open to All,” a At PAGES: Geady to-night) showers probable Thursday, Se ONE (OENT SAME ASE BL TO BY BOTH FLEETS IN BIG WAR GAME Defenders Say They “Sunk”! Nine Battleships in Hot Bat- tle Off Block Island. | FOR SUBWAY, TROUGH INTERBORO ACCEPTS Only Mitchel and Steers at Board of Estimate Meeting That Was to Line and Hold Advantage— | Hasten Delayed Matter to Connecticut Damaged. | Actual Digging. ae | BLOCK ISLAND, R. 1, July 19.—New York and Boston are safe for at lea: twelve hours from all danger of inva- sion by the theoretical enemy, In al terrific “battle off Block Island at 4 o'clock this morning th» defending fleet, commanded by ¢ cdward W. Eberle, theoretically annihilated, ac- ¥, DISPUTED BY INVADERS. Declare They Pierced Fighting | To-morrow!!! es, palpilating citizens, to-morrow is the day when the Board of Estimate will go on record on the proposition of allowing the Inter- borough to operate 44.9 antee of the city of a 9 perc CARON NS es of new subways with the practical guar- ent. dividend on the Interborough capitaliza- cording to the defending officers, nine battleships belonging to’ the invading tion, Unless unforeseen complications intervene there will be a vote to-|*vadron under command of Rear-Ad- | morrow, because the Intezborough submitted its acceptance of the city’s sy y isc es es, __ | defending terms to the Board of ate and the Public Service Commission this | disputea The ne afternoon. . here fron -= The-proposition should have come to a vote before the Board of Es-|to-aay, when the torpedo-boats and ti timate this atternoon. A special meeting had been called, but only John |2edo-boat destroyers comprising seventh, eighth and ninth t signs, steamed into Newpo : ed phat the Invaders had been repulsed. According to Rear-Admiral Osterhaus the fight between the two fleets began, at 7.30 A. M. and at 10.30 A. M. the battleships were given ton i Burrow Mitchel, President of the Board of Aldeermen, and Borough Presi- lent Steers of wrooklyn appeared. After waiting half an hour, Mr. } Mitel adjor armed the meeting until to-morrow. of the ads <a, eee! MRS, BELMONT'S $15,000 PIN SEIZED, BUTS RETURNED Question of Duty Holds Up Diamond Bowknot for ie city’s terms t tet ered after the move for dele had been made that Comptroller Prondergas:, who has been vinted upon to support the Interbor- ough proposition and who voted for « pho) of it the other day, {8 beginning ty experience Mtn the pedal ex- tremities. At any rate the Interborough | were ure of Mr. Prendergast | Jate this afternoon. CITY OFFICIALS SUDDENLY FOR. GET MEETING, The meeting this afternoon war :o o'clock, At that ered the room of was Admiral said. ‘The flagship Connecticut cracked her crankshaft during the fight and went jout of action. She will suit for New |Work to-morrow, and Rear-Admiral will transfer his flag to an- Tt is e refuse to c as the dec war games Department made publi D will 8 sea fight ’ Forced Pirie Volunti . MY tion by Juggling of Finances | = AUDUBON BANK GIVING RACING GAME NEW LEASE OF LIFE Hot Skirmish on Floor When Grady Calls Up Gittins Measure for Reconsideration in the Upper House. SUPPORTERS CONFIDENT IT WILL PA'S ASSEMBLY \Opponents Admit They Have Done No Missionary Work There and | Racing Men Are Jubilant. | (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, N. Y., July 19.—By a vote of 26 to 22 the Senate this afternoon passed the Gittins bill exempting directors of race tracks from | personal liability for violations of the gambling laws. The bill was Passed after a motion to reconsider hat beeen adopted by a vote of 26 to 20. SCORES TO TO-DAY’: by which the bill was passed ows Senators Allen, Argetsingey Liquida- ASKS DEPOSITORS FRE CO. TENDER 2000 MILERACE TOCLOSE ACCOUNTS. ees sung INTO STREET CAR WON FROM THE ISTHMUS. t, Emerson, Ormro and Black, Sage, Re Cullen, Grad nd, Me r, Sanne Sullivan, C.D. NATIONAL LEA LEAGUE. Jn AT NF VORK,. CINCINNATI told b: ling fen a Short Time. stimate and took the) or was his office with Health Commis) von Nat san at On se! BROOKLYN— arle, discussing @ frp they] str, Auguat Belmont, who was ile ae | Into Roof as Fireman Driver Just Beats Cristobal to | 602000000 had just inade to the Quarantine statlo anak ene (ich ; : , Ratterioa--Bteele and Bresnahan; Bar-| enough votes are assured to pass | «nd Hoffman Island to look 4 bow yi COORIni me Tugs at Lines, | (Quarantine, jwer and Erwl cng ee SUCCESS DUE TO WORK DONE stoms Inspectors Mrectors Ral eons pa Fe roURe: One: Gan BY RACING INTERESTS. Pee ts Hal Pt ee | The big high pressure tender o} After at § 2000-mile race from | “00 3 § | was passed of the White star | § the doo! | sulle A a 1 Pp t teamienl baie ge f : win mpany No. 15, with quarte eas! §) BROOKLYN ¢ Queens was dow |INVADERS TRIED TO SPLIT THE)... + hd Jturned a Delancey street V Sandy H Battorioe—Geyer ant Hiles, Schard . the Mayor's office In an DEFENDING FLEET. on ated by D. Jnoon to-day while fy Aa 18\-| and) Berwer. irhed state of mind. Bor. ! | her de the fahtine ware| 1 i 1 und took =f neline Hot r ew away from eects ou lent MeAneny was in his r e| diate eps A 2 secur e bank's KS oot ‘ uara e 8 Pi BOSTON. At 2 lock Mr, Mitchel, who was Mad Le paid duty t a Silk t tT was 0000000 ts aires aun Mis. Belmont thought L 01 8 Jon t BOSTON Ronee v1lo01000 wt an 1 ‘7 y — x 8 tad AT PHILADELPHIA, Cos Bur ed wa 2 PEPTSBURG. 4 nk 4 fA a 02.2000 o- a} wi ister ton a hailing of PHILADELPHIA lee dee ha during Kr ot| vvod o) 0 i ce ‘0 CHILD FALLS “SIX STORIES, aes in nee ant ety ' Mt ay BUT ISN'T BADLY HURT. arked to M a i i " wi ‘ee ners ‘ alt ania t 1 a“ nethy As quomam of pine ae nM t ide andticeed’t Della Monte Breaks Five ( gainet race track es "ive ‘called t tata a NO POLICEMAN AT THE CORNER WASHINGTON CA CALLS MEXICO Lines in Her Plunge to sD San YORLAre es: Cee . TO GIVE A WARNING ON THREATS TO RANCHERS, fhe Ground “ te a lok t go em I : mat \ “Libera ower California Dis-| ,, a Tenernont | ceete ot eee ee But they t 1 | Aika i a a i aN ing Joward 8. distal " . Ave Menacing Ameri- whose 6 an k eed the room and handed the cleri sae unar ; awe Aine can Settlers. kambiin ( take pla 1 ne beard @ tynewritten slip read: | JACK Q! 'BRIEN Ch CHALLENGES ern on 4 ; a: ; : ‘ trot and HON ; By oi ther ne knew y reason of the fact that the In-| ALL TITLE CONTENDERS, Ae Cemmed ti vanieeat Uh New hs ‘ i Pe Ponah ne | WAINWRIGHT OFFERED To sup- vorough letter has not been received —— a ‘ \ . wee PLY AN AMENDMENT. ere will be no meeting of the board! APLANTES CITY, No 0. Joly 1979 Hi 4 i cae ator Walnwrig asked Senator til the regular stated meeting at tle the qi f dilewelgnt 3 " . es elle ‘an afmoiall sauid 10,80 o'viock to-morrow morning.” tp, . tee “ : * he had know Mr. Mitchel most exploded, He ond \ n ard irady said that wanted to knew whose name was ‘ ¥ d ! \ } head up the notes, and was told It Wi Ranveak @ te a 5 ; 4 ' 1 Ma 4, amma gly’ was pigne 4 » week DEFENDING FLEET WATCHES 1 4 ; at or Wels Ww where did it come from? py O'Brien AT MONTAUK POINT. \ a 4 acin ~ ‘Brom President MvAneny's office, Th 1 ; Per reeety ey tt plied the messenge ! \ , y ews im was mada $44 ansaid “since when did McAneny become the © will - these. ait Tey eat har hail’ ih 4 broke § she ator Gittins when the bill was (Continued on Second Page.) fant he alles j (ons [ee bedsres Geaad aay 4 (Continued on Second Hage, jew over recone ayaaneinia Im Meaico, , clotnealines, _\eateme cae Codes Committes, but the by Former President. Steel Pointed Shaft Catches |In Sight All the Way, Advance oul - van and White GIANTS— Against—Bayne, F 003 - |toomie, Mutaush, 5 BY 5 MINUTES Ratterian—Humphreys and McLean; | Wagner, Democrats, and Russey, Burd, A and Wilaon, ” Hewitt, Hin AT BROOKLYN. an * Thomas FInST GAME. “ ST. LOUIS- vting—Grimi, Man 100300000 eS |