The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1907, Page 1

PAAMAWAS MA TAA SINAL, RESULTS ERITION __PRICE ONE CENT. ale lehchehtahcehdeaehdchtehcchcah) Look for . Expert’s Story in Early ‘Editions of Evening World To- Morrow On the Britt-Nelson n Fight VAAN: maevbavwuneieannsnanty Commissioner Bingham Orders that * Walsh be Dismissed in Disgrace for Failing to Capture Mur- derer Warner. HE IS LITERALLY PUSHED OUT OF HEADQUARTERS. Bingham Breaks Down as He Passes Sentence —Degraded Man Stripped of His Insignia of Office in the Public Street. Stephen S. Walsh was found guilty of cowardice this aftemoon and {gnominiously dismissed from the Police Department. buttons and other insignia of a policeman were stripped from him tt ou: ~ on the steps of the Mulberry street entrance of Police Headquarters v while | Casey, 3b... @ woman across the street—evidently one of his relati and dozens of policemen stood in silent, scowling groups. Bareheaded and disgraced Walsh staggered across the street and spoke to the woman. She turned and ran from him. A sympathetic - _ bystander lent him an old straw hat, and. leaning on the arm of his brother—a former policeman—he disappeared in the Subway. entrance nt Mulberry and Bleecker streets. Walsh wa: the firat New York policeman to be even accuse. of physical cowardice in more than thirty years. He hid {n @ taflor shop in the Bpald- ing Building in West Forty-second street for twenty minutes on July 23 in} fear of a pistol in the hands of Frank H. Warner, who had just shet and killed Esther Norling in _the ptreet. His shield and ives—sobbed aloud | | Lumbey, rh... _____tusisting to_two other men in the room that he was shot Wi ‘through - rear window and within two hours killed John C. Wilson vat Waverley place and Greene street. W.O..WERE ACCUSED. 5 rdice were preferred by Inspector Walsh, against Policemen Step'.en Walsh and Tracy Roosa. fey were called for Walsh was the first tried. The charges against Roosa On July 24 charges Rrial last Monday. {were dismissed yesterday. ‘ Walsh'n case was adjourned Monday evening until 1.30 o'clock this bach, ‘Bfternoon upon the representation of his counsel, Aaron Levy, that he would have three witnesses on hand to prove his innocence. Cotamissionr. Bingham entered the trial room at 1.28 o'clock. Pitty-firet Street Station, to which Walsh was attached, and about thirty _., polioemen fn uniform, witnesees for the prosecution. ‘joan was not on hand. Mr. Levy sent out for him. He was found contentedly eating lunch Ine nearby coffee and cake stand. The trial had been called three nutes before he entered. the court-room and Hood at attention, He wes tn ‘tall uniform with his shield pinned to the breast of his blouse. “YOUNG” WOMAN -A-WITNESS.—— Lawyer Levy began to make excuses and ask for time. He said he had been able to find only one witness, Margaret Connelly, a stenographer. Commiz-'o%°r Ball ee directed that Miss Connelly be sworn. was valueless ino far as it helped Walsh. She was out- pide the pullding all the time that Walsh was inside and saw nothing, of the actions that other witnesses swore! stamped him a coward, Mr, Ley. did not ¢xamine Mise Connelly at any length, and when she} An extension of time in order that he might tn@eses, ic said he felt sure he could get them. They 1 tft tricks In front of the building at the time of the ‘The accused police- stepped own he; becurp two more j _ were unloading “what chniyou prove by them?” asked Comm {ssioner. Bingham. ° ‘wore not inside t : building: You know and I hAow that they could not help this sian.” BINGHAM’S PEELING TALK. ! “It js not necessary to plead <7ith mo to give aman ey--y chance to prove Rimself’ Innocen’ cf such a charge as this, 1 have been in command ‘of men for years, and my experience and my c ‘a man accused the fullest opportunity to clear himself. “For the last three days Ihave been through the most distressing-case My cheeks have burned with shame as I thought of a1dn connected with this department accused of physical cow- Iam & member of the department mynelt science prompt me to sive T have had to do-with In years, “Jardice In the facd of danger. ‘and { feel it deeply.” Here Commissioner Bingham's voice, which had’ been. Weakening as He placed his elbows on his desk and hid There was no eouna fn the little court-room save ‘ tee Inbored breathing of Walsh, who was twlating hig hands and shift! ¢ he-talked, broke perceptibly. ‘hia face in his hands. “rhe defense has had every chance here,” continued the Conmlaicnne “The prosectitidn has clearly established After Almost @ minuto. of sllence. (Continued op, m Rbcon Page.) its COWARD f Alien iil, | HIS BUTTONS ARE. RIPPED OFF BROOKLYNS LOSE T0 THE CHAMPS BY CLOSE SCORE Trolley-Dodgers Fight Cubs All the Way, but Are Beaten. (FINAL SCORE.) rooklyn, 1; 4. siruck onteay Rucker, & by uel: Three-Base » Lt Behulte, Two-Base Hit—Ritter, Stolen, Hasee Ring. Bern Hit by Pitcher—Alpermay Umpires—Mossra, Emstie ‘and Klem. (f pedal to The Evening World.) NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL PARK, CHICAGO, July 81.—Befora a big bunch ot cheertng rodters, attracted by the ‘two brilliant battles already fought be- tween these two clubs in this series, Chi- Trolley Dodgers clashed agutn~this—at- ternoon, First (pring, “Aiperman hit by pitched ball. Casey| shut out macrificed, Steinfeldt to Chance. Alper- man went to third on Reulbach's bad throw to catch him off second, \Lumley hit to Tinker and Alperman was out at the plate, Tinker to Kling. Lumley out stealing second, Kling to Ever, NO RUNS. Hofman struck out. Sheckard drew a P Gohulte fanned. Sheekard\ out stealing, Ritter to Alpsrman. | NO RUNS. Second Inning. Batch out, Steinfeldt tew@hance. Jor- dan\ fed to Tinker, Maloney filed to Kling, NO RUNS. Chance struck out. Steinfeldt out, Casey to Jordan. Tinker out, Alperm to Jordan, NO Ri - = Pied Take Lewis, out, Byers to Chande, t filed to\ Tinker, Rucker out, mr ta Chance, NO RUNB. Rance aigiale ling: singled. Reul- bach fouléd to Ritter, Hofman) flied to Lumley and Evers went to third. Kling and vers worked « double ateal, Evers aeoring. Sheckardt grounded to Jordan, Fourth: Inning. , Alperman\ Aled to Hofman, . Cane: fled “to earreiat: Lumley fled te Chance, NO RUNS. Schulte Mad to Casey, Chase singled and was out stealing second, Ritter to Alperman, Atelnfeldt walked and was ou ealines Ritter to Lewis, NO RU: Fifth Inning. Batch fanney. Jordan fanned. Ma: Ipney out, /iinker to Chance. NO Winker buts \Alpapiian to) Jonian, (Continuet!on Second Pegs.) oft’ Newton. te i Jones's grounder, Cc Coughlin wetted: ( pGonroy. Ca popped to Williams, NO Chane singled, A> pnsned the moire and both RIGHLANDERS WIN FROM TIGERS IN PRICE ONE CENT. _ ee tf «NI Hing STAKE AGE: FING ENRICHED BY $100,000 GIANTS WIN TWICE AGAINST CARDINALS — PICHEASS CATTLE sca ee eas Only an Error Prevented New: ton From Scoring Full Shut-Out. (FINAL SCORE.) BROOKLYN, - DETROIT. 000000010— Llogoouunoo 1 CHICAGO. HIGHLANDERS. 00100300 — 4190020000 — 2 BROOKLYN. DETROIT. RH POA EF RN FO A Sere foe Jones, tes -0 0 1 00 os ¢ 2 Lt olighlin, 3b. PO bp 9g 2 1 0 Crawford, ef... 90 0-0 0 j Batch, I. Oy oT Copp 0.053 0 0 Jordan, 3b, +0 9° 7 0 2) Rossman, 1b. 0 012 1 0 Maloney, c Ses his oC Olinyseaenc ty Sooo AO [ectotonh Ca! Ola 0781 Payne, ce belied 95 )o0) 10 ROUSSE Sei io 8) 977.0)l Oteary, Ge Oar fC Rucker, p.. o "10 9 Ol unin, p 0) Omit vatto -----|- Totaled aa oN euemeni s me ee ee Totals... ++ 1 3 24 14 0 . PO AOE PO oRa Tt wan’ y ri Hofman, cf...... 150 3 1 0 o GHLANDERS. ee Bheckard, If +1902) 0>' 0 RH PO A E Schulte, r£......... 1 1 0 0 0|Hoffman, cf...... a0 0/635 OMeO | Chance, 1b. 0 1 9 1 0} Conroy, 88... ..c01, 1 0 2 4.2) 29 0 1 2 0|Chase, 1b. 19 0 0 0 —0—--2- 4-07 Wildama, 2b. 0—e—-3—3_9 +1 2 1 3 | Laporte, rf Or 30 Kling, c.. +0 2 8 1 0] Moriarity, 3b 0 0 0 1 0 9A 10. 1) Rickey, If Der Dares Breer enee Ot a ee POTTS LSE E TU 4.97 27 12-11 Newton, p.ves 0 0 0 2 | Firat Base on Balle Ont Rucker, 2. Total: s 5 ary First Base on Balls~Of Mullin, 1; 3. First Bas» on Errors—Detrolt, 1 felt vn Bases—Detrott, 1: Highland- Bleue Out—ByMustin 3: by Newt an, 4. Dwo-base Uis—Luporte, Passed BalloPayne ( Hit by PitoherConroy, Umpire—Mr, Connolly. (fipecial ho The Rracting World.) AMMRICAN LEAGUE PARK, July cago's Champion Cubs afid Brookiyn's|s1—The Highlanders deteated Detrait! fn the second game of the series thia| afternoon by a score of 2 to 1. But for AR-error-the—-Tlgers—waltid—have—beent Newton. was tn superb form} and had the visitors at hia mercy | throughout the game, Firgt Inning. Jonos walked. Cougtilin fouled to Chase. Hoffman-made a~greet catch of "Crawford's Tonk fly. Cobh. struck RL out. NO Hoffman out on grounder to Rosa: } man, Mullin govering the bag. Conroy | Benn out | ty. | Holly fanned, THREE RUNS flied’ to Coughlin.” Coughlin. th: Chase, NO“cRUNS. Second Inning. pruskey was under Roswman’s fly. Downe struck out. Payne aingled. 0" [Second fouled to Chase. NO RUNS. Cougifiln Third Inning Mullin walked, but to Willams, RUNS. O'Leary threw out Rickey, Thomas went\the saine way Newton walked Hoffman lined out to O'Leary, NO RUNS. \ Fourth Inning. Gonroy threw out Rossman. Downs fad to Laporte, Payne struck’ out. 1 was hit by a pitehea bal. ball vente ads Willams xrounded ot geen right & Fifth Inning. O'Leary Aled” to Rickey, Williams tomes ait Mulkh, Newton ‘erabbed a 3 ag sto on Becond Page) threw out Williams, -La- porte “fouled to Payne. Mortarity Grounded out to Downe. NO RUNS. | Bresnahan pot Hostetter’s: foul, forced out of wtord fouled. to to O'Leary, but Conray scored Chase (ak'ng thi orte\ rmanbed a two and Chase trotted lome, ughin threw lout Morlarity, advancing Laporte to thin. Rickey grounded to O'Leary, TWO RUNS La. His Team, But ee _a. Has Rally. — (Spnctal t6 The Bvening World.) ST. LOUIS NATIONAL LBAGUE PARK, July 3.—The Giants took a brilt- fant ten-inning game from the Cardi- nals in the first half of a double-head- er to-day,/thanks to a good batting rally, With all the bases occupled, Daofle slammed a single to left. which brought Seymour home with the wip- ning run. Wiltee was a puzale up to the ninth, when he weakened and was batted for, two runs. Beebe opposed bim and but for support would have won, Bresnahan kicked on @ third strike in the eighth inning and was chared froin the field by O'Day, McGann then weat to first and, though his bare hand was | ine bendage played ago game — Arthur Devitn ws given a two days’ vacation by Manager McGraw, and the third baseman went to Des Moines. He | | Byrne, 3b. will Join the club at Chicago SECOND GAME. _ First Inning. Shannon beat @ grounder, Browne singled. Strang sacrificed, Konetchy to Hostetter, Seymour singled, scor- ing Shannon and Browne. Seymour was out stealing second, Marshall to Hos- tetter,._Dresnahan walked, Bowerman, was safe oh Byrne's fumble. Murray got Dahlen's foul. TWO RUNS. Byrne out, McGinnity to Bowerman. Barry hit for three bases, -Konetchy grounded to McGinnity and Barry was. First Game. GIANTS. 000111000 ST. LOUIS. 00000100203) NEW YORK. Bre meer Cas Bowerman, ib. & c.. Konetchy, 1b. Bugnett, cf... Hostetter, 2b. run down between third and howe, M Gingtty to Strang, to Bresnanan, Ko- “neléhy TAKING —wecond. —Bieneat—ekied—to | Browne. NO RUNS Second Inning. | d_to Holly and died at 8 t Dovla_groun Pt Die. Bri fannod. MoGinnity and Shannon pe yaa| a double steal. Strang walked, filling the tshsen,/ Geymour. wan out on Holly's assist, NO RUNS. 27 102) Holly grounded to Mc@innity and died|_ ‘at firet. Murray singled. So did Hos-/ tetter. Marshall out, MoGinnity to first, Doyle tossed Out McGlynn, NO RUNS. Third Inning. . Bresnahan out, Byrne, to Koneichy, Dahlen singled, but | Wae TOT DY DOYTe to -TTOWy wa: sisted, NO RUNS Byrne lined to Dahlen. Barry skled to Shannon. Konetchy gut, Dablen to Bowerman, NO RUNS Fourth Inning. McGinnity fled to Burnett. Shannon fanned. Browne out, Byrng,to Konetchy. NO RUNS, Burnett “fanned. Holly fouled. toy Strung. Bowerman got Murray's four] NO RUNS. ___.._Fifth Inning. a Fes Es Bennett began playing Aira for, 8 Louls, Strang hit to. ri for we bases: Seymour oul, MoGlynn.to Ree [Ot netehy, Bresnahan smashed to Ane bul- letin board for a home run, scering Strang ahead. Browne fled to Burnett Dahlen singled Burnett-gei—Dayie's ty. | TWO RUNS. Hostetter singled. Marshall doubled, | Dahlen, s: | xcortng Hostetter, Mo¢ yun out, Boyle to Bowerman, Mars taking. third, tout, Dablen to Bowerman ked. Konetchy doubled, scoring and) Barry. Hurrert’ walked Sixth Inning. MoGinnity safe on Holly's bad throw, @hannon fanned. Browne~forced tS Ginnity, Holly to Hostetter. Bro’ out stealing, Marshal! to Hostetter RUNS. Murray out, Doyle to. Bowerman, shall grounded to Strong, NO R Seventh Inning. Strang fanned. Murray muffed. Sey- | ony, sa... Bresnahan’ died. Holly to mour'k Konetehy, Bowerman, out, Bennett fa | Koneto NO t Thuah, batting for Me to Bowerman. liner, Barry was sate rian’ a. drop of Strang’s toss. orced | Harry, Dahlen to Doyle 8 Pega First Base on Errors—Giants, 3; § for Racine played b; Hf ree tees aby comparatively. and Bowerman. Wild Pitches—Beebe (. PA “ Second Game. GIANTS. 2000200, ss ST. LOUIS. 0000300 Seven innings by agreement. pace with Buckman all the way he ° Dace nbz | Bowerman, Ib.. McGinnity, p lone ~ | Byrne, 3b... | Bennett, 3b. onnett's | Marshall, ear focuses urnoccoos NEWARK POLICE RAID : ALLEGED BUSKET SHOP. | at te wea = SrieTamipearatettie GIANG Company, brokers, of SNe street, Newark, N. J., wer@ ralded by | ® dozen headquarters men tals after~ noon, As the place ia in the heart of the business district. the raid crused | xensation, Fifteen prixonere were | taken incloding proprietor, operator | nd clerks. Js {s clulmed the concern was running @ ‘bucket shop.’ mlasion. 2 inning MeGinalty Mirrors Giants fon Base Giants Biron. Kone and Umpire—O'Day. re) Two Events at Brighton Track Repay Bookmakers in Part for What J. W. Gates Carried Away | on His Vacation. '~* WARDINE, 40 TO 1, TAKES vo a © Zicnap, at 8 to 1; Buck 10° to 1: 0 oO 1 1 BRIGHTON BRACH RACE TRACK. O| July 31.-The third and fourth races —Yof the afternoon's card here to-day Z| added about $100,000 to the various bank rolls-of the bookmakers, who got their first «ood break to-day since John W. Gates salfed away. In the Sunshine Stakes about $50,000 was bet on Live Wire, the favorite, while other thousands went in on Hull Sovereign. He Knows, the winner, was unbaeked except by the Evening World's fl- lowers, who took 4 to 1 against the Rallop, after following the pace to the stretch, Half Sovereign beat Live Wire-tor-tié pluce and the rest were j Mx lenettis back. +los-~ncoo-o-as Rich se <cegou handed out on all sides, with the result that thousands poured Into the book- puikers! ape. -Btaneas, hancastrian and Flavigny, Most of it stayed ther: Dinteict-attorn ey Jerome, 6: who had been seated In the club-house all after- noon, was the stewards’ Kueae in ithe A SAC tthe way" Zienap at the Finish. Evening World to win the opening | + Wikis poat by Zienap, Jack 3 ‘avorite, Gold Lady, , as is not un- usual, he was practloally lett ‘at tho -' Lady Atine was the pacemaker to retch, Where in the general closiig up Coy Maid came out of the bunch and. led right up to three ds fromthe” ante, wren ee DiKkG broueht Zlenap ita a ume to nip her. Cressina wan nie tn rode the Ray's Jockeyship Won. jean 3 Tk was Kay's jockeyship which won the steeplechase, After making the was collyred by Blue Pigeon two jumps from| hdme, and the latter led by a Phinda margin Over the last leap. At tue point “Blue Pigeon looked a sure ¥| Winner, but stumbled on landing. Ray, en [Just time to avold—a- collis Le then came on to win by haifa length 0 dive Pigeon recovered {n time Les easily beat Essex fomghe third money. 9 Long Shot a Winner. Racine IL, at a jong price, stood the 1| Fes on thelr heads in the mile and « [Dale selling race, He took the lead at the start and never was reached. ‘The j further he went, the wider the gap |vetween, him and the “second » horse. Flavigny, the favorite, was well up ali the way, but the best tie could dd was second." Palette, ir. long shot, was third. There wer ny number of good things In this race. Branca. was played, for nome unknown reason, from 30 down to 12. Betsy’ Binf-rd! too, caught a-big play. aa did Lfroastrian and Sonema Belle. Racine w played by @ cortain coterle and tens across the board. J 60-to-1 Shot Won The bookinakers were luck #f igain in the running of fifth event. They Jieene all the ies coucp> o ° aaucd allooo: = that was bet on fan, . Smulskt and finish was between ens high Sno~o-n> long shots, W winning: (rot ador, at | oud scout ne: 7) to Sewn This race put the ring aliead lon the ‘ Good Money Burnt Up. uM +locco~-ccoons h klin third | Murned un on Four, sminker-amt | Ractagw Charts Lily 3: PENNSY BEAT NGLISH y £ | LONDON, July 3t Th W Jet matoh between the UValyerstt nla eleven and the Dalwi nerckas. 'The ’ i runs, Dulwheb, 3 runs; second, 13i rune % kood kelding. He Knows won In a \ In the third race good things were | and 3 to 1) 1, Piacey-2,-Franktin 3. Atand. durin inte Maid, a 15-to-1 shot, selected by | st beaten a head on the | [coming right behind, steered around, thelght of the rush hour, ‘Annie “0 | | day crick-| | Maia Wiavi THE Fi’VH SELLING RACE, a, 12 to 5; Racine, | and Beardall, 8 to 1, the 2) Other Winners—Jerome Sees Fin- ish from Judges’ Stand. oad teen ener ernest am T BRIGHTON RESULTS. ‘ FIRST. RACE-Zienap (8 to 1 end 540-254; Coy (Sto for place? 2, Cressina 3. : SECOND RACE—Bickman (12 te | and even) 1, Blue Pigeon (5 to 2 for place) 2, Essex 3. THIRD RACE—Racine II, (10 to 1 and 4 to 1) 1, Flavigny (even for place) 2, Palette 7’ 4 FOURTH-RACE—tHe Knows (710 2 and even) 1, Half Sovereign (8 to 5 for place) 2, Live Wire 3. FIFTH RACE Wardine (40 to 4! and 15 to 1) 1, Ei Cazador (20 to 1 for place) 2, Escutcheon 3. SIXTH RACE—Beerdall (8 to 1 Melzar (4 to. 1 foe. 00,000 WALK OVER THE BRIDGE T0 BROOKLYN TraMc on the Brookiyn Bridge ele Voted nes was held “up for twanty mins — utes to-night by an accident at the The great structure trembled ‘wit! ht two solid, motionless lines of loaded ale- yated trains nnd 60,000 Brooklynites marching on the ‘promenade, From 6.40 o'clock until 6 o'clock the blockade was unbroken and 100,000 per sons incommoded. The blockade was finally broken, The dolay was caused by, the cable jumping the wheel on the Brooklyn side. _ FORT ERIE RESULTS, FORT ERIE) RACE TRAC me races to-day resulted ma FIRST RACE—Bonnle Kate @ to 1) 1, Blacklock (2 to 1 for place) 3, Glena McBride 8 Time 141. \ Scotch High, Lou Niffen, Hafry Ribhe- yon, Mary I Dahak, New Year c tle Carita also ran, RACE Petulank' (4 to yb y (out for place) 2, Ter . Oemunda. Dethorpe, Aroe C. Winrlg, also rag. —Polly rim (8 ta) 3) de (out -for place) 2, 1.45, Only three wart Time—1.o1 2 mative and THIRD Hts eer 8% ieee RTH RACE—Rather Royz 4% King of the Valley (4. 2 an ee ys) “hes n, Punky, . Mary. oes nhle, Henry 0. ‘ahs ‘ ¥ wady Ermy (ot ‘or place) 2 Us. dortrude Lees, | Hie Heal i Briggs. Lady Hansel, Solbrita ~ Willette also ran. i ACH Auburndale (to 9 1, oe