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points, goods that graded badly. containing ah
excess Of small and dirties, weak, with evidences
q heat. No business 10 doing in storage. par
ticularly in the absence OF speculative interest
Dirties and checks dull and lower. Duck evxs
In light demand. Quotations QoD on: Dirties-
Fair to good 9110Nc: checks. fair 70 rood. -
s1Sc. duck eggs. Western 13c: Southern fl01:o.
Other quotations unchanged. "a
Chicago Poultry 0uotatioas.
Chicaeo. ILL.,, May ls-Iced poultry seeAAyS
chickens ShG9hc: turkeys $3.50. u
Turpentine and Resin.
New York, May 1e-Turpentins steady e III
@Ssc. Rohn dull. - +.
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MAMMOTH OIL, MINERAL AND LAND CO.,
North Texas Building, Dallas, Texas.

Do. 4 psr cents COX
United States Cast Iron Pipe conn.,. ~ .,
United States OF Mexico 5 par cents. So sSa
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke....... IN
DO. S per cents ....... ...-........ 81 b
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rev YORK stoct o,.t.,,.,.

Tho following shows the opening. hixhsst. iiov-
est and closing quotationso on the New York Stock
Excbange to-day. Corrected daily for The Pa
] public by D. R. Francis. Bro. q Co. bonds and
stocku, 34 North Fourth street:
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Eggs.

REPUBLIC SPEC1AL
New York. May 1s.-Esg receipts to-day 1b,ls3
Of the arrivals were Of ordinary grade from
Southern Illinois, Missouri and 6outhw estern
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We have enough money
in the treasury to thor
oughly develop the
property, but have of
fered $3.50, 900 of the
treasury stock for sale,
and until June 9th it
can be secured at par,
which is 10 cents per
share. Not less than
100 shares to one person.
No over capitalization.
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Properiies Of the Trenton Rock Oil
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

W. A. Ponder. President; vice president OF
the Exchange National Bank. Denton.
W.. A. Murphy. First Vice President: cashier
First National Bank. Me1ia, Tex.
n. Burleson. Second vics President; banker.
emithyille, Tex.
John schumacher. Treasurer: banker. La
honorable 8. ". Parish. Secretary: Repr.-
vert. Tex.
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Received daily by D. r. Francis. Bro. . Co..
No. ia North Fourth street:
Pftsburg Plate Glass. nothing doing; last mem
ton l62 bid. 1891 asked.
Westinghouse Air Brake sold at 1&
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New York Mininx Shares.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Call loans. .; time

Boston. Masa, May 16.-The following are thu
quotations on money. stocks and bonds:
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6saamost. 1s1.. -. 1901.
Received of BaffsIo OH
Co. the sum of 81, 600,
in payment of first zoo
feet of we'll am drill.
ing for that company.
w. B. SHARP

W. B. Sharp has brought in
five Of the gushers In the
Beaumont field, and is under
bond to drill night and day
until our we'll IL finished.
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merc,sl do. checks $50 de5 sis; 8. q. ~ l1-1e0
e3E; n. d. "a 7-fS: bankers Dutch guilderA
checks. 20 lisa 4o1i: S. d. o commercial DO.
checks. <oA: s. D. 40H.
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8. !. Munger. president Munger Gin Company.
Dallas. Tex. and director National Ex-
change Bank. Dallas. Tex
Honorable JET MeLemore Secretary state
Democratic Executive Committee.
r. B. Cooley. Cooley Lumber Company, Dali
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II. G. NOEL & CO.,

1O2s Holland Building. st. Louis, Mo.
Office open Saturday night until 10 o'clock.
Remittance by draft. postal or express
money order.
THE LUCKY DINE OIL CO..
Has land enough for ninety-two wells. The
output of the Lucas Well is estimated to be
worth $35.090.0 per day, or over Twelve
Million per year. The money you spend for
LUCKY DIME OIL CO. STOCK
You will always consider the best expendi-
ture you ever made.
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The st. Louis business
men who were in Beau
mont May 9th, bought
5000 shares of this
stock after looking
over the field carefully.
We have since. re-
ceived wires for sever
al Thousand more.
well now being drilled.
simple-1 acres in i've
Iultiply in value when We
poets or order stock from
0r hank eYchan~
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No over capitalization.
Cautious and progressive
tracts. No royalties. A &
get oil, which will be in q
d. O. E Sec, Bea,
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J. Baldridse. Baldr,dse Banking Co. Emma
9 W. Bowman. president Plano Nssscsel
l. l. Foster. president A. = N. coiisss. cos-
General II. 3. stoddsrd. cotton nsseha.e
Bryan, Tex. :
Vt: Campbell: gno,ss.ls grain. Houss@
r. Berberseron. vice president 0alvssesa.
National Bank. Galveston. Tex.
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on. "A sure SuOC ZOE OH IN Tue wen now DC
i've management. Lands in fee simpleSS a
good investment. Stock will multiply in walt
n five to six weeks. Secure prospects or order
beaumont, Texas. Send money order or bank
The evening world., 1901-07-27
FRIEND OF
HANNA HELD
FOR THEFT.
Myers, of Defunct Man.
haitian Fire Company,
to Stand Trial.

Daniel Myers, Of Cleveland. q member
Of the wealthy Wholesale drug arm OF
Benton. Myers 4 Co. and former Prest-
dent OF the defunct Manhattan Fire In.
F., suranoe Company. OF New York. was ar
rested at he home yesterday on an In
dictment charging him with grand lar.
ceny In the misappropriat!on OF \ check
for S77.bs..o.
Mr.. Myers lives next door to Senator
Hanna and "a warm friend Of tho
Republican leader. Detec.ive-Serg'.
Mc:auGht. OF Capt. Ti,us's star. went
to Cleveland and made the arrest. He
arrived here with his prisoner this
! morning and Myers was taken imme.
diately before Recorder Gon. In tho
Court OF General Sections. and wpS
held in 5000 bail. which was furnished.
HOLD Hin, Responsible.
The story dates back to the failure Of
the Manhattan Fire Insurance Com
pany, which went ufder early In May
with liabilities OF 100000. II is the
claim OF Dis,rict-Attorncy Philbin and
Assistant D!str!ct-Attorney Garvan that
Myers and two officers OF the company
were responsible for Its condition. II
was the State Insurance Department
tina. drew the Distric,-Attorney's at
tsntion to the condition OF the company.
Otto Kelsey. OF No. ~ Pine street.
was made receiver OF the company.
and when Mr.. Philb!n began his inves-
tiEation no was aE~isted ny Mr.. Kelsey
and HaabroIck & Johnson. the attor-
reys interested.
On Jan. tho company. through Pres
den, Myers and the officers. filed a
Ma,cmcnt with the State Insurance
Company that the company had an un-
impaired capital OF $4,000 and a sur.
plus OF $4,000.
When the receiver took charSe OF
tho eompAny's affairs he fnuad none Of
the capital and only few hundred dol.
lars CT the surplus.
Drawn from Compsny's Funds.
The D!strict-Attorncy's once discov-
cred that on Jan. (: President Myers and
the two officers Of the company. william,
II. Hahn and William 4. Miles. were in.
debted. Il - said. to the Hanover Ma
tionai Bank to tho extent OF 81. .562. So.
which Is further said to have been $.
personal obligation and entirely foreign,
to the btisiaeas OF the company. \
check vas drawn on the funds OF the
company for tho amount.
Dstr!ct-Attorney Phiibin said this
morning that other prosecutions will fol
low.
Attorney Barlow s. Weeks. for Pres,-
dent Myers. said to-day that HIS cl!ent
was entirely innocent OF the charge.
lie says Myers. by order OF the Board
OF Directors, gave the check to sake up
a nots OF sz'.5s:.sa to secure the stock
holderS subscriptions.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
.BATHER FOUGHT
TO DROWN.
Life Saver Levy Had
Hard Tussle Bring.
ing Manto Shore.

Jossph Levy. . consy Island life.
saver. Who patrols the. .bsach near Hen
derson's Walk. had to nsht . man thii
afternoon to prevsn, him drowning
himself.
Tho man. who subsequently told tn
police no was James Ryan. th!r,y. one
years old. "ot New York." hired 4
bathing suit ., ono Of the places aloni
tho beach and for an hour interested q
thronE OF ba,hers with RVS antics.
Levy watched him closely and wher
tho man swan out beyond the iife-linea
and began to shout the itfs.saver has.
tened to him.
As Levy reached Ryan he tried TO put
q life preserver around him. Ryan
ordered him away ana struck him be.
tween tho cyeA and b,,Iowed this BY q
blow on the neck. 1T
Tho man made no attempt to keep
himself Rtioat. and when Levy caugh,
hin, by Tho pack 0. the head and forced
him toward sHore he .oush, viciousiy
all the way.
y policeman was waiting as Levy
dragged Ryan up on the beach and AZ
rested aim on charge Of assault. Lev:
,nukins she complaint. Ryan denied
wanting TO xiii himself. bu, will tppob-
ably ah4o havo IN answer . charge OF
attempted suicide.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
TAe Batti.s OrAer.

The rooters had no fault to nnd With
tho weather mans work to-day. and so
there Wa no excuse to stay AWAY. The
carly Indications we're for a crowd of
nearly the usual saturday proportions.
A great mAnv came expecting to see
Mathewson patsh. but Capt. Davis has
adopted tho rule Of making all Of his
working pitchers" talss their regular
turn. II was TayIors turn to-day. al
though he tviried one In between when
phylc was taken out Of the boz Wednes.
day over In Gowanus.
DouSIe-H~eAer NsaAay.
Tho fans Will b treated 70 double
bill for one admission on, Monday. both
Eames with Boston. The hrst game will
begin at P. n. and the second close
on the heels OF the hrst.
Tenney. Boston's great hrst baseman.
who has been threatened with typhoid
fever. telcxraphed his manager that he
would be In the game Monday. He 10
fully recovered.
The ladies showed their appreciation
OF the glorious weather by turning out
In full force In their prettiest summer
inery. 'fns downtown brokers. TOO.
came UP In droves. and It soon became
evident that the gate receipts would
run up TO old-t!mc figures.
Tho grand-stand was. q 80 OF straw
hats and many-colored. hower-trtmmed
honns,s. From little distance Il
Continued on Fourth Pase.)
The evening world., 1901-07-27

evening. having been away from her al
n!Eht She asked me where I had been
and didn't wish to tell her that wa
soinK to give her the shake. so cut
her on short with the remark that had
been away. done job. fred \ shot and
hid some property under rock.
II am not positive a. TO thA exact
words Of tho statement l made to her.
but l believe what I am saying now to
be true.
There II absolutely no truth IN tn.
statement that | made to her
Gray signed and s.ore TO this state
ment He WAS then locked up. Capt
Titus At once sent word OF tho susrende,
OF Gray to the Prosecuting Attorney al
Ptttsneld. Gray will be arraigned ir
Centre Street Court tomorrow morning.
Hasea Talks.
The Evening World called UP the Wen
dell House at Pi,,sneld. Mass. over th'
lonE distance telephone at , o'clock ,h!i
afternoon and Informed ex-Chief Hazen
OF the urited States Secret Service. who
is working on the FosburE mystery. OF
the surrender OF Gray.
''ls he the man you are af,er?" wa.
aeked.
NO" answered he. Gray Is ou, o!
The evening world., 1901-07-27
WILL NOT SUE
JOHN NICHOLSON

PITTSFIELD. Mass. July 2-Lawyc.
Iilbbard. counsel for the defense. to-day
denied that suits for damages >ad beea
entered BY the Fnsburx family aSains,
Chief o. Police Nicholson and Berksht.e d
County for false imprisonment and
malicious prosecution. The Fosburs
family Is preparing 10 leave Ptt,sn4Id.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. FosburE will leave
next week for Wisconsin to visit the lat
ter's father. who is spending the sum.
ncr there. Mr, and Mrs. n. 8. Eos.
burw WIZ leave Ihis afternoon for
Maynard. Mass. where Mr.. Fosburg .
Nrm 10 building woollen mill. Lawyer
Seneca NJ Taylor has returned to St.
Louis. James Stewart. brother OF Mrs.
FossurS. .r.. leaves Tomorrow for St.
Louis.
!, has no, been decided whether Es.
th-r and Beatrice vii! accompany their
p.rrnts or visi, Mr. and Mrs. William y,
Plurk,,, at Adams James Fosours is
undecided AS 10 ma plans .or .e4ving
here. Il Is not -xpectr! that any of the
family Will te here after nsxt week.
CHEF Nicholson has not Yet returned
from South birmingham.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
CHILDREN SEE
TUG IN FLAMES
Blaze Near St. Johns
Guild Floating Hos.
pitaI in the Bay.

The tug Wendell Goodwin. which wal
used In towing one OF the hospital
barge. OF the ST. Johns Guild. caugh,
Ore and burned to the waters edge a,
New Dorp. 8. l.. this afternoon. The
sick children on the barges we're treat.
ed to an exciting exhibition before the
tug was finally benched.
The barges had been made secure al
the anchorage OF Seaside Hospita! and
the Goodwin waa anchored some di.
lance away. All At once smoke wa
aeen issuing from the door OF the boiler.
!. room. and the fireman. and engineer
sushed on deck.
The crew fought the fye 70. a time
ou: It gained rapidly and soon Grove
chem To tAc forward end. The captain
went to the pilot-housc and. at the risk
OF his lie. the engineer started the en-.
sincs. Then the t,,E ans headed Tor the
bach.
4 launch from one o: tho hOsp!ial
barHes went To the rescue OF The nleH
OH tho ,us and :ook :hcm on. The
Goodwin buried her nose In ihe mud
a:,ou, Iso feet OF shore a:L burned
Aerreiy. All Of the upper wo:i:s were
cousvm~t before the Grc was ex.
tlngu!sEsd.
I, Was Il great sight for tho .an lI:it
invnll.ls on the 3arges. The nurses
'Seared n panic n, Hrst. bu, the blazing
.u4 was At no time In close proximity
TO the barges. and there WIS no, tn.
sllR4,text danger 10 the children. a fact
The evening world., 1901-07-27
Tells Of Movements.
SPITTeRs ARRESTED.
vounE Men Held for Viointio" Of
the Sanitary LAW.

Magistrate HOGAN. In ,ae West SIDE
Court, held two more men FOR trial to-
day for expcctora,!nG on the elevated
trains. The prisoners aerc FRANK J.
Rudael!. tHcniy.siN years Old. o! NO -
West One Hundred and Fourteenth
street. a lawyer. vita AN office IN Cedar
street, and William lt!aubc-E, aged nine
,-cn. iivins al No. 81 West forty.n'nth
s.r.c; and employed IN box factory at
40 ~ sullivan street
RuddeIl VA. arrested BY Po!ictinnii
ManSan. o! the SANITARY. squad on a
train near West E.sht!'
,ix,h street. and Blaabo-g was Arrest
ed oy the same policeman Tor ehpec'o.
rating on the pla form ;. the station AZ
SIuth ayeiiu. and F'lti"th street.
both prisoners pleaded "fo.gc;ful
ness" acknowledging that they vcr"
coxntxant OF The law.
Naxistrate Hogan placrL both men
under $50 bail for their appearance Al
Special Sessions.
They were parolcd until Sunday IN or
der TO get ball.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
j. P. Morgan and
President Shaf-
fer in Confer.
ence Agree to
Gall Strike Of:
] erms Of Settlement to
Be Arranged-Secret
Meeting Of Head OF
Billion. Dollar Trust
and Leader Of the
Strikers.

President r. shat5er and Seem.
tary Williams. Of the Amaleama4sd
Association. are In conference tAjs
afternoon with J. Pierpont Morsaa
and his associates Of the United
States Steel Corporation. A ssttls-
ment Of the steel strike will probably
be effected by night.
This conference IL In absolute q.
cecy.
The conference to discuss peace 10
the result Of several days negotia-
tions.
When President sehwab. Of t.
United States Steel corporation, len
the once Of Mr.. Moryan At s o'cIoek
he refused to give any details q tie
meeting.
Il have nothing ct all to say" vas
his answer to all queries.
An agent Of President 6ha6sr
reached here yesterday morning and
wss given a hearing By omoials a
some Of the subsidiary compaailn
OF the general corporation. I;
The visit Of the leader Of tho Anal
samated Association to-day resulted
from that preliminary mestiue!
Messrs. ShafIer and Williams lefs
Pittsburg quietly and were In New
York several hours before their pfeo.
ence was known.
President Schwab had q Lengthy
conference with Mr.. Morgan, at the
close OF which 1t was omcially an
nounced that Mr.. Morgan would
meet President Shaffer.
There has been no hint from %.
thoritative sources Of the prospective
terms OF peace. but It is believed that
the strike will be declared OF and
negotiations for general adjust
ment OF all labor troubles resumed
where they were broken OF at Pits
burg.
Rumors OF the reported negoeia-
tions reached Wall street before t1e
close The effect was Immediately
noticeable In the Steel shares. Tho
total transactions amounted to about
o43. 900 shares, fully one-half OF the
days business.
Steel preferred made net gain Il
o5-S points. and both closed at the
best prices OF the day.
Nearly 100000 skIlles workers In
the plants Of the American Sheet
Steel Company. the American Steel
Hoop Company and the American
Tin-Pla;e Company are awaiting
news 0. the settlement.
They have been idle since the clash
between the colossal trust and the
Amaigamated Association over ths
unions demand for a Uniform wage
scale nj both union and noI-uniOn
mills.
PlTTSBURG. July 2,.-The infor-
nation that President Shatfer and
Secretary Williams were In New
York came Us bis surprise to all si
excep. those within the inner circles,
Amalgamated headquarters aro /
tightly Closed aud all the olicials
are either out OF the city or attsnd% 3
ing meetings. and nothing car nessl
learned OF the strike status - Est 8
present. % r e
The evening world., 1901-07-27
F0SBURG SUSPE ECT
HAS SURREN NDE RED
Gray Gives Himself Up and De.
nies Killing GirI-Not Wanted,
Says HaZen.

william Gray. suspected by Capt.
Titus OF Implication in the murder OF
Nay Fosburs. In Pittsheii. :dass., a
year ago. walked into Police Head
quarters to-day and surrendered him
self. He said he had Just heard that he
was wanted. He was held pending
the action OF the Pittsheld author
tiles.
Gray admitted that he had told
substantially the story set forth in
tho anidavit Of Olive Handyside,
otherwise known as Ollie Gray. but
he denied that the story was true.
He said Olive worshipped man who
appeared to be desperate. and he lied
to her In order that she might think
hin. a terribly bad man.
!, Gray is tall. good looking ana has
prematurcly gray hair lie rang the
bell at the door OF Capt. Ti,us's ONCE.
Capt. Titus answered the ring.
Gray made the following statement:
0ray's story.
MY name Ia William Rice Gray. I
was born In Maine on Feb. 10. ISL. am
q ss1!lor employed on the steamboat Tai
iahassee. wh.c. Is now lyinG at Hobo.
ken. reached New York on this steam
or last Monday and have been around
town ever since.
II met Olive lIandys.dc In springf,eh
when I worked there on n steamboat.
and became friendly with her. have
read her afldnv!, AMI the truth o. II
all IL this:
The abatement shc made Is pretty
nearly true. but was sirinEins her.
did tell her 1 had committed a robbery
and had TO get away.
. "she had loaned me her wstct, To wear
and In getting on freight train I
smashed the case. No; wnnttnS to let
hor see It In q damaged state | told her
I had htddea Il undo: . rock on the
hank OF The river thn runs through
Warren. Mas.
Tells of Mo~sments.
Later on l lost tie watch.
"!Aoou, Aug. ec-.he month and year
NJ the Fosbu,g murder-l left Spring.
nc!d for New York by way Of Albany.
hut when q little xay ou, OF Spring
held we heard tha; there had been a
murder at Pit,rsicid and that farmers
were occurring the country for Two men.
We turned back. intending 20 90 10
Boston. but II rainci and ~e stopped
AZ Sor.ngneid.
II me, Olive In the early part OF the
The evening world., 1901-07-27

So don't let's be downhearted and
aulky about the Giants little slide down
hill. They're not beaten by lonE shot
yet. There's a good deal OF the old
Bitten blood In. Dav!s's youngsters.
You al! remember PA" Bradley'H
Bli;zen. the Guttenburg iron.horse? He
wasn't much TO look at In a race; Just
raw boncd. scrawny. dull.rsd brute.
with every rib showing through his
tough old hide. and tail with crook
IN IL that ;crkcd this way and that as
h. ran. But say. When that same old
I'liizan so; interested and turned into
the stretch with his mind made up TO
w,r. the plugs" In front OF him usually
began looking for holes In tho fence.
and past the post there was nothing 10
II bu, jerky tail tied to a streak OF
bed stats
Like Old Dlitaen.
Manager Davis's lads had just abou,
.cachsd old Bii:zen's do-or-d!c state VI
mind to-day. and II determination
caun:s FOR anything something Will be
hear: to drop from now on. The other
fellows. say the Giants. will know they
have been 10 ball game every time.
and II aiil be team OF hustlcrs that
win keep up tho pace set BY Dnvis's
youngsters when It comes 10 the home
stretch.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
nuQnt mere.
NEW TOWN FOR W0RKMEN.
Fnrm Land VIII Ne Converted Into
Ui.to-Dnte ResiAeace District.
special ~ Tss E-en,ns y

SPECIAL ~ Tbs EreninG werAo
CAMDEN. y. j.. July :7.--TAe New
York Ship. Building Company. which re.
Gently purchased the wistar and riee
farms. extending from the West Jersey
and Scashore Railroad 10 Noun. Eph.
RAIN. has mAdo arrangements for laying
out !. town u: much ore,en..on. Streets
Will b. cut. severed and asphal.cd and
so dwelling -housca erected w!tais \
year.
Landscape gardeners have been EN-
pioyed TO perfect an expensive scIrme
FOR Identifying The :oHr and private
trolley lins. VIII run u" me ship ouiid.
i''r n ip' i1- 'Sr t, 'N''ii'' 3r''7f - 3"
" ,-kmen. 1t IS stated accommodations
W.. y, 1T, -, 80!
three AIousnrj '.c.snor
The evening world., 1901-07-27
SENT WIRELESS MESSAGE.

Tests % the wireless :s.cg.aphy were
T:nGc between ,hc Lucani7 as she vs.
leaving port to-day and the North Ger
man Lloyd s'sanshiD Ka;.c- Wilhelm
der Crosse. dockcd on the North Riv.,
Mcssages were exchanged successfully
Until the Lucania got past Quara:s.
tine. After. that they we're not received
cll Rrly and soon could not be made OUT.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
reTHf[6fe aT6rbgA1And
Pretty Jennie Tam rlanx~d Head
long from, I:Dve-Story window.

Jcnric Tam. a pretty child i've years
old. !c!l TO her death this morning from
the hhn story window o. her parents
home. q, No. oliver street Her In.
ju:ies we're internal ard sne never be-
came conscious after the fall.
Jennie was standing ~ a chair by the
open window. ?-A;tl!ns S!ih childish
interest at the Wonders o. the outside
world Suddenly an unusually loud
noise below made ne. lean closer 10
look.
The chair tipped and Jennie los, her
balance. plungrH mead nrst 10 N.
pavement.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
RUNAWAY ON BRIDGE.
Mach Excitement ~ the New York
TerasinsI-Stopv~d by Gate.

Much excitement was created among
the crowd c. ;he Manhattan terminal Of
the Brooklyn Bridge shortly after noon
day By runaway horse. TIL. horse
~as driven BY John IIc-son. a driver IN
the employ OF Simon LESS. an exprcsx-
mar. OF No. 6:S West Twcnty-sixth
street.
When opposite tho New York an.
choraEe OF the bridge the horse got
scared and started on wild dash Tor
tho Now York side.
AZ the New York terminal u police.
man closed tho gate. barring further
progress. The horse and wagon dashed
into the gate. The shafts OF the wagon
were broken and the gate was smashed.
The horse escaped without serious In.
fury.
The evening world., 1901-07-27
Giants and Bean-Eaters Play Close
Game-Both Sides Goose-Egged
in First Five Innings.
tsp.eiai to rne Evening worA.)
POLO GROUNDS. July q

VIXEN . oasp u on the Aide.
Do no, twit him.
II he's on the do~nwa:i ride.
Do not quit him.
Hep him up~ard u you can.
With . chance 10 b 4 man.
To get back where hs e~Gan-
DO not. hit him.
80 .st's cheer tire 6iants W.
Not depsss EN-.
wi,a ZEN drink . loving cup.
Ind carpss EN-.
Rcttsr cheer EN- .o With e:as
1hsa to worry en- ana nag.
And p.-hsps they'll win the rat
Heaven b.sss 'em!
The evening world., 1901-07-27
WALTER SAITH BEATS scHoFl3LD.

MANHATTAN BEACH, July 27--ln the ten.mIe motor
paced race between Walter Smith . and George Sohoed
both Of the Kings County Wheemen the former won by
and one.quarter laps. lime Is minutes 55 IS second
Smith covered the first mile in minute 49 25 seconds.
breaking the amateur worlds record by seconds.