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I 4 I BASEBAL ta I I oN al rUO RACING EDIT ION ACI Circulation Books Open to All Circulation Rooks Open to AILl I PRICE ONK CENT MOW YORK WEDNESDAY JULY 18 lMM PRICE ONE CENT RESULTS OF I 1 THE RACES Mu CHINA MOBILIZES A MILLION MEN FORt I 1 I 4 Vf OOIN6 RAIN FROM I I iS 000 The Evening Worlds Scientific Experiment to Relieve Suffering in the HeatStricken City i Huge Bombs Fired at the Skies from the Dome of the Pulitzer Building The Experiment Conducted by Prof Re Bishop 4 1 Prof Bishop of Tucson Ariz this afternoon on behalf of The Evening World endeavored to relieve New York from the oppressive heat which has hung over the city for the past week Prof Bishop is one of the best known rainmakers in the West and has operated successfully in Arizona Colorado New Mexico Kansas Nebraska and other States where droughts are frequent He reached New York Tuesday morning and today was sought by The Evening World and asked if it would be possible to bring about a rain to cool the atmosphere Prof Bishop said he would do his best and immediately set about making his preparations scientific experlmtn In tho Interests of the heat tuflirerii of the rltr war attempted this afternoon from the dome of tho Pulttur Ilulld flag Prof 0 niihop of TiiMon Arizona one of the most noted rainmaker I of the United 8tati at the Instance of The Evening World exploded I two dozen rain bombs In an endeavor to bring about a downpour i which would cool off the parched I earth and bring relief to the unfortunates whole strength has been lowly sapped away by the heat and awful humidity which han continued IB New York for the past week Prof Dlihop arrived unexpectedly In New York yesterday and his Mr vices were Immediately engaged In the hope that bit successes of the West might be repealed here The mot elaborate preparation I were made by him and at 321 the al lint bomb was exploited nearly thotitand feet above the great gilt I dome of the Pulitzer Building I Then the profrw axalited by several men experienced In auch matter exploded five more bomb at In tervnls of fortyfive second The effect feet of there explosions was at oocc I noticeable In the skies When the first bomb roared upward there teas not a cloud to be seen In I I the heaven I Ily the time the last of the alx hid been flro there was a dlatlnct changu I In tho appearance of the sky White flewy cludi began gathering and at I the end of ten minutes there ap eared In the zenith a dark Irregular cloud larger than the others which hovered above the city to the Mtlifacllon of Prof Bishop I cant say that It means rain Immediately said the Profenor stud lag the horizon and zenith carefully but tboM six bombs have certainly cuiffd an atmospheric dliturbance which Is likely to bring about the de 000 sired remit I hope to he added feelingly for the sake of the mif frrlng Infants and the used In this great tIt thn explosion of the six bombs the Profejsnr decided tu mae longer Interval between flits and for the next hour discharged them ore every five minutes i The nolle of the upbilons of thwe dynamite bombi the arc the Urged made by the Pain Klrewirks Company could be heard for miles around and created Intense Interest and even excitement From the dome of the Pulitzer Building the view ot the Immediate neighborhood was Interesting City Hall Park was thronged with persons all looking ikysard The roofs of all the office building and the wlndowi were filled with curious persona while tho Brooklyn Drldfte I was lined with thousand all eyes I formed on the scene of the experiments I I 94AT5 PM 0 HEAT IS KILLING MEN I I I Westkradllloala rftlall are deaerlked a fare 80 1 1 A 1 A 4 1 a BASEBALL SCORE BY INNINGS CINCNIA1i 2 I 0 I 030 1 9 NEW YORK I 4000020 BROOKLYN BOSTONI I BOSTON 0 4 0 1 a ft aiN I IdniM iN I 1 I 0 4 10 3r tfttGHTW BEACH WINNERS I 11 uCYWryMINr I I rhlnne iT zit 3 GEN CKAFFEE TO COMMAND CHINA 1 AItI CTnN July 10It hu hss MMi tn apnlpt Ua ciw he wbo will CON the IntrUan brick In China Ie tie rail Mi ar uetlttah The MftUer Iwi Oft tinder hi a X11 day DEATH OF WOMAN PASSENGER raw VICTIM I Autopsy Indicates that Quarantined I Patient Died of I Dread Disease I A HjrrUn omen a irrnndCliu pu ifttftr on lie steamer Havana who was detained a nlloftm liland dM I suddenly catty this marnlnx and the ljr was rrmovrd to Burlnburne Island for in autopsy 7Ao autopsy shows inipldauf Indira Host that the wnmin died of yellow fnr Ur ty says the woman came from the steamer apparently well amt om pUlnetl of no Until while al Hoffman Mind until late list nUhl It wit lmron lb to loam from her I any fcltory of the Illnm oa the ear from Havana beeauso the woman was unbl to steak Knfllih Her lbwj ftnfrtttt could not mmtxr any talad cucU1IJAa bet as ia WM ua I able la tommunlcan her ante and bPI I oo iTt Heillh Offlf at a prrcjiillon AfT aiuri uhj ctrl all he effects of thorn who Cain In rontet with lb patient 10 a thor uth 1t1rfrftluD I and the steamer war also llIlnrrflrd I BRHJIlfAnsiGNA110HJ I KtatlrU Julv It Kupt car kway i MlrrUInn wit uM ti have hen In I the harult of the fornnrrr llo rl lOt Unarn at lo 4OYm UKUlh wrbn I hloItn turps Jrtl thai ton had ben taken 1011 llrrxkwar I re moos He wouU nil ilixtm 1M roetH letxl of a re nallon IP onnll ipiiomiH Aunt tXjptrlnteixlvnt ajtuntnl hit dune to 1 Mir 1 a1 JlrltJnr look full chJige without coa ooc PRINCE TUAN MASSES VAST ARMY FOR THE CONFLICT China has at last shown her hand and is making war on the whole world Prince Tuan has mobilized an army of 950000 men and has planned a great campaign against the allies I Four army corps will operate against various bases of supply held by the great powers in China The Chinese fleet has been prepared to give battle to the fore gn squadrcns in China seas 4 All the Empire is aflame and Corea is also disturbed while the Viceroy of the huge province of Honan says he cannot coo trol the rebellion Shanghai is threatened and the Chinese forts are makinf ready Seventeen foreign warships have assembled to protect the settlements i Russia is reported to be sending a great army through Manchuria to Peking 1 Earl Li Hung Changs memorial to the Empress says envoys must be rescued Germany must get an apology and compensation made for losses Our losses at Tientsin July 13 were J8 killed and 79 wounded The casualties for July 14 are not yet reported A despatch from Consul Fowler at Chefoo says the Legations I were safe July 9e A last message from the Japanese envoy I June 29 said massacre was imminent Fifteen thousand Japanese troops are landing at Taku British warships are threatening ShanHaiKwan at the end of the I great wall oO ARMY OP 950000 MEN 1 TO jHT THE WORLD 1I UT I iTIIH Ill IMI July IIt deitulij hun Lhefoo Mt that Irlme ruin has mvblllied SJOO 01 men divide Into different corp fr I Ia great npalsn I Trr Chinese tired maientntlc In the China Sen and hrmtllltlM are iI UpHtPfI I The Northern Corp hu ben or I derrt to expel forlcner from Amur The Poking Army Is divided Into four I corps the Aral of which Is to operate llllUt irtikdia and occupy the rods I aia be e3 IVkinic and 5liAnllalKnan re le to concentrate at Ti nm allot th third alp Peking I wkearf a coin ma numbering 10000 I will tr HIt tu VelllalWel and I BT whllo fourth pi will i rimriDtrate Nanking A dtf strh from Nankin an It jnrei that Prlr Tuan his or tiered a great mllllnry movement owing tn he appearance of the pan In China The Viceroy In Nanking has Informed ho foreign I consuls there that It caaao be aa Lt weMble for events In CluoM NlntIo and ChuChau The fonljl 1 en are fleeing to Shantf Tto sltlon alarming aixtcen foreigners have arrtrat at I Nanking from NlajfPo whir 1M houies of foreigners have bass burned and missionaries JaerrlWr mJtreated The rebellion bu i hold of Southern China foreigners at ChuChM InCnati hire been attacked a4 era fleeing panlcitrickea rS SHANGHAI July 1LU Tli4 Continued oa aeeeN 14 I.