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3 TiRjgpssjtyy Tif7r JVlk Jt if i ifr I SUBWAY SOUVENIR IN COL ORSawr JX iE WITH fQ A FgBt NING WORLD 1i I joi WCTIUntalr 0nlulit and Krlitaj VCATIIUn Falr tIDIIIM and atlas 20 PAGES I FINAL i TODAY EVEN1NGMEDITION FOURPAGE INCLUDING SPECIAL SGUVENIR Circulation Books Open to AW 2 rtJ I II Circulation Books 0 pen to A11tt RESULTS EDITION i PllICE ONE CENT NEW YORK 1 THURSDAY OCTOBEU Wild PRICE ONE CENT I 1 CROWD AT CITY HALL MAYOR STARTING FIRST SUBWAY TRAIN I rc ylatee CROWD AT CITY HALL PARK 4 1 I I iiY STAKE RACE WO I I 21 HI 1 SHOT I 3I Scotch Plume After Getting Off BahjrjdrComes Fast In Last Sixteenth and Wins Ravens wood Feature by a Head THE WINNERS FIRST RACEDlamsnd 2 to 1 1 Crown Prince 18 to 5 2 TeacressS SECOND RACE Tho Southerner 8 to 8 1 Midshipman 6 to 1 2 Qravlna 3 THIRD RACE White Ghost 5 to 4 1 1 Tom Lawson 14 to 5 2 Sir Ii Shep 3 FOURTH RACE Scotch Plume 20 tal 1 Hamburg Belle 4 to 1 2 Collector Jtnup FIrTH RACEKitty Platt 8 to 1 1 Danuuie 7 to 1 2 Niblick 3 SIXTH RACE Dolly Spanker 2 to 6 11 Ormondei Right 12 to 5 2 I I I I Spjoclll to The Erralnt World 3ACH TIUCK JAMAICA Oct 2T izimbu llsll was beaten In her last race She way In trouble Alhe end of six furlonct which were run Inlhl stow lImo of 115 At Jamaica this pftfrnoon Hamburg Ddl picked up six more pounds and wa beaten a note In trk tsar time of 111 15 QueryWhat happened to Hamburg Belle last time lltu lltuthltf I thltf That was the question racegoers askfd kfter the runnlnj of the Have fyod lUndJeap at Jamaica thin afternoon Jfrhrf yilrtnkr Scotch Plume was entitled to par dorlhejr last race tlhe had allot ofwJsIUiQff but was ojerlooifd and was at 30to ln the Utllnr l4 gNiteshA4 rather an easy time up to the rlctorjr Of Scotch ClUrae Dla sjond the favorite id the opening event won YOTt easily at the generous price tlf 2to defMtlnt Crown Prince The I llt Bautlitrner npn the second race at the Jwoa crict oral to In Ibis race Mid lbIB Was he surpriie of tae race He all Very badly last time out but had ill his speed todajr I The third race for maidens was won by nflle Ghoit trained by Cot nil foully fTblte Ghost had not raced tn two yttrr but Col Bcully had hm tnj WlruiUi shape and he rot home ty a I lead I a The kttrndance was slim today The io atlifrwa a bi cold nil blustryrne I eriary OJaa 1 JliamunU Ol Gallipot Jbutnd was the favorite In the 1 oppcnI pant nnN4hha put on thee opening SYenWntM put the talent on taiy wmt by going to the front at the alert mUclaf itll Ihls running end wm I nW feullr by LtD tengUis Crown CM iTtnjtt took itconJ plans oft the sirs but mM not make DiiraonJ gallop wji an easy ecoao howewr get tins a place four lengths In front of Teacres I The Sonlhertter In a tlrlve Oravlna mtfde the running In the etc end race followed by The Southerner i who in favortte and Cloverland the sKoa choice On the turn Clarcrland 1IIt Vt4 uo ta The Bnuthtrner the I Mr oied on Onrlna all three turn Jht KetQh eat afltl Uff tldn CI i It TM ot 19 I til3eig 1 E1ENINGORLDRACE HART TENTH DAY AT JAMAICA The Creulnir Worlds churl are Indraed from nut race at Aqueduct a F1IWT UVCCISOO adlet i riiep for ivll ins Us Jur onr stut rood Won IQgII rally VianirL ch itj liy lluilnn UoMtn Urttm Owner Thomu lmf012 a4 O9d U1I3 4 oi a 3 1 i30 1211 ottf 01 IDdi Nan Jockeys WI Ft 4 Fin Op Clot PI an wi Ulamond Tnn lue TtI Il4 1 is JS 2 Ht a I rowwllrlahJI lhllllpa im 3H jV i1 73 1M Ia Ml Ttcrm Crlmmlu IU 5 4 4t 54 at 3 0 IM ilml Worth tJlldHran1 IW 3 4 4 4 3 JJ tf NR ll 111 0 lay IloyWorth 1IVu ell Jt 2U MTJ Clix 11 ruwtll It 4 8 6 ra 3 2U l5 tiii Inn lhl II Cochrsn I irt a 5 Bt ai rj II 2 ITU Jim HMtllBptrllnK DO 7 7 13 2J I arj ralehtd iioriil rOvtrwH ht Crown Irlivt 3 Tescree li Jim Deettle1Dti nonj xas ntfr rxttndxl 111 nu off well wxi Traun hail him In hand til the ws rnurn lHiv nn tn hit form Ten ee mitrun HI the war Unmlt Worth had no Iped 11117 SECOND HACE 1TK aJd illlnj fcr thrnr Old and up onl mil and I1JI a quarter Hurt KX Won drum Winntr br by Tnt Commoner vi Oivnerll Cortlt time02d 03S 43 031 29 101 43 119 29 129 Lit 2 us 33 0113 off231 Irdtl hones Jockeys Wt B4 1t 11 HI Hn Open Clot PI Bh Ulf TAe BoutVim rlllJtlrjnriJ 1 SVj 21 3U 1 7B i5 1 ii UH MUihlpnun trtmmlnt Ikl 2 al 8 41 4 10 110 IWI Orarliu Schlllnz 103 4 Is I IVi 31 a BJ 05 1 t1 Ilmerltnd 1rti ill 1 1 3V 2 4 a U5 710 I 4 tlytl nrlnmJ irSIII 5 3 3 II 8J tS tin nur flue li IMiiiM ifl i ds 31 8 a III 40f a Appunuc l1one on toe huutntrutr WHIVUJ inikns bra weight 1 Oil TAe ii trmr wu but wu Inltrtfrrd Kith III lilt quatlrr he was running ttong at tht end XldiMpmin Iluwifd through on the mil al th had at the hommrftch cloilnf i lot of roui Hn InA tlrtrt In the Isit ilittfiilh CkjYjUfid hid a rough jrj IllltW mIlD HACK inOO adCtJ Mr mtWcn lhrf jrnrold and up on mlleind 4 Ownerlrjtonlninn Siort won drlvlnr Wlnn br linfilllitht oydtn nffJ Koblnwn TlmeJI2 0 a 33 0 lU IJ 0 4J 0133115 ltS 2314e Z5 utllO Lofcl Indrx ltonearockelt wi 81 U7 MT I rinop nPot Ih Vhlt OhoatJ JUrtlnim 31 3 iii a II 2 tIlI Ml Tan Lawson IlllJibron Hfl 3 3H 3 31 4 2U 3 143 1 33 pest Air flhp dperuInR Ill 10 4U 4 3VJ 31 3t 10 OKI IInanl lUlfern JOT 0 2 21 21 11 4 a e3 I tW lliurUr Bilk S6a 110 8 7 7 AH 1 4 S3 1 Iwo Itnnon UrT II 0 7 1 0 441 13 ft Ml Hllvttfoot Culllni 110 I 12 IU 0 ft 7 lou 13 fl NaIl UUhch Tram lOT 12 tf 6 1 8 3 IM BO nud Cochran 107 4 II II 1 a1 II 10 4 113 loll Rlfp Ar Crlnmlni 1C7 II 10 IU 10 10 4 113 Ova Itfsulni OVtlll 117 4 1 It II i 10 0 Fortune llurttrII Ihlllle4 Ill 1011 13 19 3 2U 8J Whll Ohcwt was all out tt the cn Tom Lanwn clotf with II ruin Sir ShfP rem from tar back Mersae stoppnl at the rod or a mile Spring Silk male up a lot nf round Id lJl I OlHTII HACK Tht Ilaesne rood anrleo1i for Ihnerturoldi UI Sob added I Hx rlanf Marl uI Won drtvlnr Winner chf by Knight of te VKII rog1 ownerJ Icram Tlme il2SJ OIJ4S Osia3 a48 1J323 I ii ort321 Index hones Jockrys WI St VT I Ltn Op ClotPl Bh I Ml Scotch Plume OhniJt 7 Si 1 1b a 10 lltmburi 1111 Lyn 127 3 2j 21 21 a 2 4 iJ 45 OM OollfCtir Jwsup DNMII in 6 1 3 10 4 3 Urn nttil water Shaw 1J1 1 lh 54 41 4 4MMi WJ laid tlnt hllllnf 101 ft III a 8 Si 31 40 IB A I3 Rue King Crlmmlo p1 A 41 4U 4 4 fl 12 III A 42 013 Mlneolt Hlld nnJ 107 I 7 74 7 7 7 1 1J3 04 AS TIIGrtn 1 nnolLLJ a 8 4 3 ef 33 kflleheOrtlllooz linnet James 11 In Its Ilt ml illnlnr Unk Orern hlC1Qld SHnu 4 Scotch 1lum gnarly Impr n1 ill pla a wit bunt of 111 In OIl 1I11nlh llamburr IK If ran her nee Collector Jritup ran a rxxl rtp lUpId Water quit tl the nl of flv fur nn 1 0 lit KTrriniACI tTioliJJfi iiin i rar lwoy ir Uirflre ande hall furlonn ill HI nun tnor Won drtlni Wlnntr by IxsntfllrhllUlhUfn Ownir folder The01114 US3 a1323 tu11u lo3ro OfflM Inlet 1iorus Jocitr W1 Bt 41 1 FlnOp tn CIa nBh D18 KJllr IIIU rCrlmmlnTlOl 8 5 i d1 31 Ar4 1 A A in 2TII1tnul Fmrllnit I lU 1 ii 1 2H 8 a2 ft 111 NINltk TnTtrt pal 3 1H 3S 4 4 1 3 010 11 Mil Centr Hlldbr nd 101 2 2 2t Ji 21 al a 5 2 I Ali1tuC 11 Shaw jlil 7 fI 1 tit II A 3 To Ift A pD1rjq Fit din I IL VOnnnor 1C2 II 1 yA fl 1113 200 in 0111 nlnd II lilies inn 12 II ft aft 7 1 ft ft1 fnl hale urnr Kmulh 04 4 A 11 lo 10 Kn fro jj 478 now lltreplon flfnnty 101 7 7 7 7 it 12 a 8 7M Kith Item II Cochran 101 3 4 1 01 10 ft A 2 03 DC4races tbwnni II II II 11 II 3 inn all Port Arthur Oz amt 10 lit lit 127 12 8 3 VIKM 3 tin i2 13 fl 13 13 2q US l0rerwtghtCtorer HtVptnn 4 DaoTST Pert Arthur 1 KIR Platt In lvrry till IMnuuM had a world of steed but tired In the lut tax itrllr Niblick ran Ml nee HIM SIXTH riACS fTOO trt1 for IhretywoU and up mlft and tmnty yap a MM I sun ood Won ally Ihretyar br Kln Kon Ulr Oir Owner It Wllwn Jr TlmtftUJ 02n4i OS9 Oil 103 IX lsi1i 41 4i tllnf1 413 Off418 lnl None Jrctm WIit i iI nIL can Clot Pii toil SunXtr ItMMr 115 2 7 IS I I1 21 11 KM I OrmondeT Night Lrne 1M I IlK1111 2 2 2 2 123 RrrslhetPint iu on nicld Wtternrtbodox and Prince Chin OYinnlshlOr mnnlet ni ht 2 PoHr Uptnktr pied ttt rar Mf all the wtf Kor Jamaica Entries See Paye 2 nine bYnglh Mld hpmai who brut Onrlna note Wlillr Olioul hra Xrs1 I RuJattk raced to the front and made pUt to the far turn followed by Kcvane and White Ohoit On the turn He vane and White Ohoit Dialed Ruda IxV and In be run home White OhttHt won In ns ilrtvrf liy A neck from Ton twKoa who heal Sir 811t half a UngO tar lie place 1 Oat IUT Mini SlaUe Qrrnade and Mlneolit Were choke In the Jnvfn vM trdrph hut 11I1I1r war In Iht hunt Ita Water and hamburg lI lIe wee lbs maker tn the stretch fnllime1 by nnee KftJlI and Collector Jenup In the stretch KimburK llellt went ifi tli front and staynl here tn the Jul rev Jini where Bcntrh Ilum llvj nnsilor nt to 1 rjm with a Ht and west the port 8 head lUtnburr Delia was three lengths In front of Collector ItsiR Kitty flail lead In Promt DanJ IUJe cut out tbe TurxhlnK to thee Jffl tVtloWwedihyOqnJ norvJNibllcX and nfjmDOm wten they straightened out iatty ilait crowdoaDanseuw At 4sL Xjaii JJ oe and In hcl drive Kitty Plait won br I 5 head Danseuie was a lenrth and a I oaf In rapt of Niblick lllldebrand claimed frail but It Will not allowed 1 Dully Spnnker iu ly I Ormonde HUM Suit to the front at tho 11m1 and made the running Uillj Spinker lying under wraps aIn l1 and a half away On the turn 11 Bpnnker rinsed and won iilly by Ie tith LATONIA RESULTS i Wlal The Er nlnif World 1AT0lA HACK TJUCK Ky Oct JTThe result Of the racer run hr I tivday lire as follows FIRST HAQKfllx furlongs sitllns i VMlry 1M Ouirin lo i am AJ Continued on 8 conl page I Last Alltnlle CUr Ontln rn vJt trip tn Atlantic ctif lt IVnn ran rulirtMl Mlnratn Oct Xu lute era nvilrli 1t1l I ritloA and Iwo ifJlfroon aeeommnttlMiiO onlr Sll sad Accotdiea to 101 Ml ctt llftihftoai NI4II el 11 Kt IoIi CONTRACTOR FOUND LAKE HOPATCONG Oat 37A Pay a wealthy Newark contractor was found dead inaibanvncarStanhope this afternoon A revolver with whichhe had evidently blown out his grains lay byhls side MOTHER OF WILLIAM OCONNOR BAILS HIM Rose OConnor of Sea Gate the mother of William OCon nor who was shot by Phillip the publisher for kissing his aged wife and IS jiospital prisoner for assaulting Phillips lave ball for her son JJe to day She will take him home STAT NISlJrmLA 11GCNR IRGEO WITH LARCENY if 3 rrf Sec cYtal lawyer at NoZDlorid stfeel and living at NeWBriohton SI was arrested late foday charged Elias Gifford of Boston now stoppiiWat the WaldorfAstoriawitb pocketing 938 1 the proceeds ofthe saleof a bondentrusted to him last June He was hefdin 500 trailfor examination LATE WINNEBS AT ST 10UIS Sixth I Race George VMqn lGuatfafquiverJ2 William FAT I I I KANS ASCITY FifthRace Precfous StonolW nCondon 2 AmerICana Sixth Rac Aaarel Luretta 21 Harvester AtWQRTH Sixth Race MadMularn1 DrandiNew2IMeistersinger3 CZARS llEfTM HE STOPPEDBYBRITISH I 4 Rojestven Report that He Fired on Two Hostile Ships in North Sea Is Discredit and There Is Tulktof MuzzliDR the Mad ppg A 1 A Copyright 1W by tl Prep rublUbtnc JANtw York World Bpcclat CabU Despatch to The llrtnlng World I LONDON Oct z1The sjlualion ij again giptraUyrtgjrdW as extremely grave and as the hours godly the belief becomes stronger that the British Government will be obliged to instruct Lord Charts i Deresford to sail from Gibraltar with flu Channel jaadron to muzzle the mad dog fleetas It Is called here i Rojestvenskys reference torpedo boats among tHe fishing ftet Is considered absurd I It his only aggravated matters and London talking of nothing now but the probability of war The feeling is absolutely unanimous in favor i of Me justice of the British demands 1 Although stock markets were unaffected yesterday they reflect a feeling of pessimism today bylower prices and anindisposltion to transact new business While no ifcio limit for the receipt ol Ruulaft reply has ben Qxed It It generally understood td day that the route of the Huisl squadron put Gior ltar will oc turrcJ by the Channel squadron commanded by VIce Ad mlral Lord Charles Berettord Sir Henry King Kemtxr of Fartlameot from lluly borne port if the fishing rAwlen slid this afternoon that Lord Landidown told him he thought Great Urluln Voila ret ihrou IIL pvtav uinuujr wi nuut rd tort to war Admiral lloinxtenikyi excuse for Bring on Due Hull flihlng fleet to the enoct1hst he watlltpelllnlJ1 attack upon his squadron two torpedo toatt prctumilly Japanese Is not credited by the public and tho Jingo press ridicules So far la known no merchant veuel likely hare Ut In tb rcjnlty of the iceCfl or the dliiitroui occurenco at the time the Ru nlan thlpa opened fire baa beta reported mining Admiral RoeatT nnky mates no report of the IOM of any of bit remit The qatttlon ot the liwtUT of Uo tW atwi tI 1i kUfe i ttak UQM ot btottlBUtrt ij dWlh iaLLtulil rdC naieh tidlaeiLL i II 1M I ARCHBISHOP FARLEY fir ALEXANDER ORR a ROMAN BURNED TO DEATH IN HOME MrsLoglnsOress Catches Fire from Gas Stove and As Distance Brought by Her Screams Arrives Too Late HUSBAND AND CHILDREN ARE CRAZED BY GRIEF Brought Home by Fire Alarm They Try to Hurl Themselves I from Window on Learning Fate of Wife and Mother Mrs Drpard Ic1n was burned to death la her ipartment tl No IU Fu1 BerenlrsUth slrttt i In Ixl dress caught are from arni tove In her kitchen and she ran ihrleklnc Into the hall and down one I flight of stair and dropped enveloped I In nAme before the door of the apart inert of Mrs Dora Kohn In her flight she eel the hill rant and woodwork I ablaze and when Mrs Kohn roused br the woman frantic shrieks rushed I to the door flame beAt Into her face Mrs Kuhn ran to tho window and yelled Arc and 1ollcemin Kclnatx after lending In an alarm came bounding up the stain dragged Mrs UxtUi to a I place ot safety and ripped off her blare Inx clothlnr i Fire engines and Dr lUlnifonl with a Tresbyterlan HoiHial ambulnc arrived slmultanrously The hall Are wax quickly put out but Mrs Iocln txiJ old before the doctor arrived Mm logins husband run a bookbindery at Ko us few doors away and the clang of the ftreenrlnes brought him and two of lili chiuircii who were with him In the shop to their home The dl cocry of tlllJIt tad ocourretl drove them frantic and they cndearucrd to hurl themselves from a window but wen retrained by Policeman llelnnis and the firemen SAYS POLICEMAN HIT Hlty Itruken Nat Ian rrltti Broken Jan Full i to laeuitrr Ai aii rrank della forty peers oU of No I tit Eut Thlnrnfth street walked Into the Eiut Thlnyntth street station Ust right and told Sent Morgan that It yhad bean assaulted at Thirtyfourth I I street and Fourth avenue by 4 pollrt The nt iw thai I I man In uniform serxvunt tht man was suffering from a sever I blow on the fad and summoned an cm buUnce from the Ilellerue Hospital fir I I Rrdwum who responded found that IU was sufterlnt from a fracture of I 1 The lawbvn I Beret Morgan then sent the man with a pollremin to Thirtyfourth street a nd i First avenue but OIK wxu unable tn Identify Policemen Colllni who Is sti Stoned there as the man who ansaulttd him The policeman JAM that he had I I not rfl1 Cell and that no assault had occurred at the corner i I BULLS AND BEARS TO DANCE i The Klitlnn of Wall Street Clerks will hold their annual bill lonltht At Majesllc IUJ No IU sat ir Hun jrttl and Twentyflfth tlrret Many at the prominent operators In the trwt have romlie to be present I ti WEATHER FORECAST I I Forecast for the thlttyjix I hour ending at 8 Frd for New York City and vie nttyi I Fair and continued cold ton ght Friday fair fret northwest to Wcst wind btomlnll v3r ale Friday afternoon I LoU a aW uldulaa a eisa7ilaA1 rd PUBLIG AT TIn IN TRAINS i ON SIJBYIAY ROAD i General Service Begins at 7 Oclock and Hundreds Who Had Been Waiting Enter Into a Rivalry to Purchase the First Tickets at Kiosks Along the Line I 4 MAYOR RUNS FIRST TRAIN i AND GETS BAD SCARE 1 i I Turns Pate at Lever as He Narrowly Misses Careless Workman Running Down a I Gives Passengers a Jolt by SuddenUse of Emergency Brakes Trip Made on Schedule Time 1 JVltNING TIME OF FIRST I OFFICIAL TRAIN Left City Hall 234PM Passed Fortyxcond street HT 7 244 PassdNlnelyslxth street 252 ArrlvedOne Hundred and Fortyfiflh street 300 Time of trip I minutes When the subway was thrown open to the public tt1 ocfock this I evening there was hardly a station between the City Hill and Ninjty sixth street which was not thronged with people anxious to get their first ride through the tube At some of the downtown stations the crush was great hundreds of persons who ordinarily go to their homes between 53o and 630 oclock having waited until 7 In order to ride in the subway I In spite of the crush the preparations made by the Interboroufh officials were so splendid that the crowd was perfectly handled Express i and local trains came upon exactly schedule time What confusionthera Las was due to the delays in selling tickets Tickets could only be sold tone at a time The wisdom of the Interborough officials in making 7 oclock the opening hour rather than an hour earlier was shown by the situation i that arose this evening The hundreds of people at each downtown sta i tlon would have ken thousands if the general public had been admitted an hour earlier or even a half hour earlier I At almost every station there was at least one man who wanted the i distinction of being the purchaser of the first ticket At acme stations there were two or three first ticket men and of course this resulted In some rivalry In some cases the first ticket man as soon as got Hi pasteboard made for the street with it or else fell in at the tallend of the i line and bought another ticket for his ride keeping the first ticket as a souvenir I The Interborough officials expressed themselves as greatly pleased I at the outcome of their first experience with the public CARELESS WORKMAN ON TRACKS SCARES MAYOR Mayor McClellan with his hand on he lever of the first offkkl rain to start in the Subway which opened this afternoon played motorman from the time the train left the City Hall station until it reached One Hundred and Third street Hardly had the line of cars swung out of le Seventysecond street station when a laborer tried to cross the tracks It was by the breadth of a hair that he was not run down ana crushed tQ death beneath the didnt have time to The Mayor with his hand on the controller cars reverse the current The color left his cheeks he shivered from head foot but still held onto his new job When he saw the man leap 1 to the side safe from the onrushing train he breathed a weep sigh of I 1 relief of the Rapid Transit which the members train Jn wen The Mayor and prominent men In every walk of life lelt lon city officials 1 Commission City Hal faMon at 135 12 lust taUtyftr nlnutes and Wrtjr Lconl than the ehttuled time Vho reason the deIsT vi the seconds later undue length of the speeches dellrertd at the eiercUes In the Aldermanla of the tunnel i Chamber to make a sort of prelude to the genuine opening IOU TAKES CHARGK 01 THE FlttST THAW I When the Mayor rtnchcd the front platform of the first car of the trait he Mind the controller In the lends of George Morrlion chief motor Inspector of tho road George lied ley general manager took bU plan rectly behind the Mayor From car to car the two bells sounded dlnilnc at last In the Mayors cars said Morrison who had steppM out of the way for tb Let her go new motorman and In a trhe the Mayor set the train In mnlton AU went wi until Worth atrwt wurulfJ Tbo train was 110 WOK li amoolhlj the Mayor1 TiOlroad aJflijJri wahtd 4fl4tt4 i fiii 0 I era.