The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1913, Page 1

* x GIA WEATHER—Falr to-night; Friday ansetties. URS MADUe ae NEN ie Sa ih Bs TUE ee NTS TIE TH. eos The Cains Banas “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | 2 Covyriant. 1918. by ———— PRICE ONE CENT. Co. (The Now York World). ‘The Prese Publishing NEW YORK, THURSDA CLUE LEADS TO ‘RAFFLES ~ AS SUSPECT IN THEFTS > OF $277,000 IN JENELS A Detectives Expect <Atrest to cs reo DODGER SEND / sss | RURKER TD BOK Ady wen “SERVANTS ARE WATCHED MIDDLETON DIES DESPITE FAMILY'S BLOOD SACRIFICE Many Transfusion Operations Fail ‘to Save Life of Stricken Young Man. FEVER GERMS CONQUER Young Wife’s Hopeful Devo- . “Believed to Be in League With] » Guest Who Made Way With Gens. TO STOP PRATES |{Brooklyns Enter Engagement Withoat Leader—Dahlen Down for Three Days, . ‘Special to The Krening World.) NARRAGANSETT PIER, July A “Raffles,” possibly wor! in concert With servants in the homes of the rich, \* @uspecied by some of the detectives, m4 nearly all the ocal sleuthing talent! Guisimw, 2b. Working on the mystery of the missing Stengel, cf. Seowels of Mrs. C. C. Rumsey and Mra, Wheat, If. a THE BATTING ORDER. Brooklyn. Pittsburgh. ofan, rf. 3b. sJehn H. Hanan, There has entgred gaunert, 1 fnto the case A story of a big automovile Fisher, os. fwith the lights out, standinme on side Fre Fouds in the cottage colony at nights, Rucker, p Ferently. ‘The automobile hus dianp-) \mplree~Klen and Orth, eared since the robberies. “I'd be willing to bet,” sald a detec- (Special to The Evening World.) tive to-day, ‘that the man or woman FORBES FIELD, Pittsburgh, July 31, that took the jewels from the Rumsey! Manager Dahlen is peeved to-day be- \hause wore evening clothes and passed Yaron out without suspicion Aw to the “ause of hin three days’ suspension fol- Hanan case I don't know abput the towing his banishment fron the fleld ive participation inside thy“house of @ yesterday for protesting the decision of pyar in evening os ns t Lavell Umpire Orth in the eighth inning, and it fuch A person was close_by and Woks OV 4 ro the av. kata . aniae of ihe toot” |tooked to the average spectator As ith lotory statements have been, "4d & Kick coming Value of the stolen, Manager Dahlen kept up his mutter- |ings from the bench and Klem heard There is no reason to modify the eatimate of #227,00 made yesterday. | him and chased him from the lot, The previous day, at Chicago, another man. Im fact that Is a conservative estimate, | ag it is believed that Mrs. Hanan has| ager, Johnny Evers, had been chased by not made public a complete list of the) Orth, wo it seems that the arbiters are articles that were stolen from her, determined to take no back talk from ARREST 18 EXPECTED IN NEW|Manneern aba YORK /TO-DAY. FIRS NING—Moran popped to an arrest tn pe dea In connection /Rovinson. Cutshaw out, Wagner to Mil- with the theft of the jewels of Mre|1et: Stengel hit to Robertson, whose Rumsey {s looked for tu-day. The pri-| row beat him to first base, No runs. vate detective who has been openiy |. Byrne hit to Amith, which was too hot @erking slone on the Rumsey mystery |‘ handle and was credited with « base Migerriedly departed for New York lete| Mit Carey was called out on strikes, fast night. Other sleuths are watching | Kommers flew out to Wheat, Wagner flew out to Stengel No Runs. the servents, but it is believed that the o1 . ‘man who departed is on the track of the SECOND INNING—Wheat went down niet and the gems. very fast on his slow bounder to Viox, but was out by an eyelash at first. ete ne tare namecy et thoir| Datibert atruck out. Smith walked. Pilsen the ‘probity of thelr servanta| Smith stole second. Fisher fouled to the detectives have never worked on any| Gibson. No Runs. One Let theory other than that both big rob-| Miller popped to Cutshi Wileon Beries were “inside jobs." punted safely, Viox singled through Me tafbet SmitheHanan, eon of Mrs,| the box, putting Wilson on third. Wil- Join H. Honan, who arrived yesterday | #00 out at the plate on Gibson's tap son Maine to take personal charge of | ‘o Rucker, who made a nice pickup and the detectives working for his mother, throw to Miller. Robingon out to admitted to-day there was information pee unassisted, No runs, Two omtit that both the Rumsey and t yaieatPe wperiee were made pessible| THIRD INNING—Miller popped to »De- | Viox. Rucker hit to right for one base. tectives are keeping such a close watch | Moran forced Rucker at second, Wagner om both houses it be imposaible|to Viox. Cutehaw's sky ecraper was for any of the servants to get away. taken by Kommers. No Runs. One left, Two emalier robberies have come to| ‘Byrne popped to Daubert. Carey line- Light. They ooqurred the letter part| fied to Fisher. Kommers walked ‘of last week and apparently were com- | Kommers out trying to steal, Miller to ted by a man who got access to the | Cutshaw. No Rune. homes as an electrician, At the resl-| FOURTH INNING.—Stengel was hit Piestatsbaaaesl by a pitched Whent also wan hit (Continued on Second Page.) piece clientele by & pitched Daubert sacrific THUGS ATTACK NEAR SUBWAY Byrne to Miller, On Smith's saci fly to Kommet Stengel scored. Bour Set Upon Manufacturer, Who Hel One Assatiant. fumbied Fisher's grounder, but rr covered in time to get the runner at firat. One Run, One Left. Wagner vingled to center, Miller hit Louls Lyman, a manufacturer of | into @ doutle play, Smith to Cutshaw Jace dresses, with offices at No. 164 Fifth avenu' walking from his home at Freeman street to the nearby subway station this morn- ing with his two young sons when four men ran across the street and attacke) him. One struck him in the face with 8 weapon, breaking his nose Mr. Ly- man went down, ing this man with him, Policeman Wagner heard the boys’ shouts and ran up. The other three agsailante ran. Mr. Lyman's captive said he wan Pietro Saletto of No, 236 Hast One Hundred and Sixth street through the collusion of servants. (Continued on Page pith aie LS BELMONT WINNERS. FIRST BACE—Water Lady 11 to 5, fret; Robert Oliver 4 to & for place, second; Gallop, third. Time, 1,05 2-5, SECOND BACE—Elia Bryson, 9 to 10 and out, fret; Yenghee, out for place, second; Welsh Gell, third, Time, 1,13 4-5, Only three starters. ‘THIRD BACE—Kalinks, oven and 1 to 3, first; Stremuous, even for place, Ten.) trate Betts heid him in §1,00)|seaoma; Water Welles third, Time, “ourt, He refused | 1,39 3-5. Mr, Lyman! pOURTM BACE—G@ainer, 7 to 10 trike for ney first; @oldem Chimes, 2 to 1 | Time, 1.13 35, if FIFTH BACE.—Spring rd, 3 to 10 and ont, firet; Bosom, 6 to 5 for and for place, second; Wooden Shoes, third. | tion Never Near Realization, Doctors Say. Lightbourle Middleton, who had been lying at the point of death for two months in St. Luke's Hospital, while hts relatives and friends have aided his fight for life by giving thelr blood for transfusion into his veins, died thie afternoon, All the members of his family who have been aiding his fight were at his bedside. All of them except his wife—with whom he was on a honeymoon trip three years ago, when he contracted the typhoii-majaria, which was the first cause of hin death—have acknow- je@ged for deya “that there was no chance for his recovery. From the first day blood trans! m was tried she has kept a smile on her lips and her eyes calm she said, over and over again: je must live, he cannot die.” ‘YOUNG WIDOW, DAUGHTER OF ALBANY LAWYER, Mr, Middleton was the son of A. W. Middleton, treasurer and secretary of the Bristol Construction Mining and Smelting Company of No. 80 Broadway, He was named after his grandfatehr, the Rev. James M. Lightbourne at one time pastor of the old Seventh Street Metho- dist Church here. His widow Is the daughter of Martin O'Brien, @ lawyer of rae Albany practice, Under the advice of Dr, Bruere of Trenton, his uncle, resort was had to treat the anaemia which developed two months ago by blood transfuston. Dr. Edward Lindeman, the family physi- clan, agreed and Mr, Middleton was re- moved to St. Luke's Hospital July 18. fn the opinion of the physicians the mic anaemia was due to the old had been dormant in his blood since his first and only fllness until the present. MANY SACRIFICES BY FAMILY OF NO AVAIL, Those who ¢ their blood in the fight to relieve the impoversihed con- dition of the patient's own arteries and veins were his father, who twice submitted his veins, bis cousin, Gordon Middleton; hie sister, Mise Elizabeth Middleton; his wife, who gave her blood twice, and his brother, Malcolm a min- ing engineer, who helped for the second time yesterday afternoon, The attending physicians, Dr. Linde- man and Dr. Lewis iriesell, who has ber ting him, have said for sev- eral days that Mr. Middleton hed deen kept alive more by sips of champagne than by the transfusions, stiri al NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA— 1 CINCINNATI— 0 Batteries-Seaton and Kiilifer; Brown and Kling. owes AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS— 0000 PHILADELPH!A— 2010 Batteries Bumgardner der; Plank and Lapp. and Alexan AT WASHINGTON. DETROIT— 00003 WASHINGTON— 00000 Ratteries—-Hall and ing and Heney. Slanage, Heh) AT BOSTON. FIRST GAME. CLBVELAND— 00000014 0—5 | BOSTON— ooo110000 AT CHICAGO— 00000 CHICAGO and Meyers; Lavenaer and: Bresnahan. «7 mrveoinon-SROOKL, 000 1 0,0 0 ‘ 1 0 Batteries—Marquard x - 00000.2 04 rs) Batterles—Rucker and Miller; Rovineon and Gibson, AT NEW YORK— 000003 6 a CHICAGO ©o 0601 0 Batteries—Cicotte and Schalk; Caldwell and Sweeney, FINDS FIRE LAWS BROKEN AN FATAL ASCH BUILOMN VTE 9 0 Inspector Finds Déors"Locked and Cigars Lit in Place Where 144 Were Killed. Flagrant violation of the fire preven+ tion laws in the Asch Building at ‘No. 23 Washington Place, the scené of the; tragedy of three years ago, when oUt persons met their death al the Are of the Triangle Company, were discovered this afternoon by Inspector Otto Mendel of the Bureau of Fire Prevention. Without warning, Inepector Mendel went to the building and began a quios Ingpection, so that word of his presence coulda not be carried from floor to floor, Strikes Out Two Chicago Sluggers in Second Inning. C4 _—_% | July SL—Alfred Vanderbilt, who arrived ‘noon, says there im absolutely no truth On the seventh floor, occupied by the THE clothing firm of Meyers, Crown @] sug) HE BATTING ORDER. Wallach, the inspector says he found! Hartsell, 2b. Po for-ag two doors shut and locked, just ae| Wolter, cf, peop Investigation after the Triangle Shirt- Daniels, rf. Chase, th. waist Company fire showed that doors Linrle gg 08, Fournier, ef, in that factory had been locked. ni “4 ibe Bodie, if. Mendel gave Henry Watlach @ sum- me Ah Coline, ef, mora to appear in Jefferson Market | aweeney, c. Schalk, Court to-morrow and explain how the| caldwell, p, law happened to de violated. On the ninth floor Louis Brill, an ele- vator man, waa found smoking @ cigar; he was summoned. On whe same floor, (Gpectal to The Evening World.) in the clothin, Mendel found Louls and Alpert Levy, two of the proprietors, emoking cigars in the game room where fifty workers were were ordered to appear In court. > VANDERBILT DENIES STECHENY! DIVORCE Disposes of Report Prom Paris That Countess, His Sister, Contem- plated Court Action. WEST END, LONG BRANCH, N. J, pitch to-day, account of base. long fly to Wolter. tiful catch of CI long rive. natled him et frat a no r thi - at the Horse Show grounds this after-| ose tese.on balls. him out at frat LE Y, JULY 31, 19138. CALDWELL’ CURES HARD TO SILVE Highlanders’ Emergency Man POLO GROUNDS, July 31.—Just to manufactory of Levy and Rosenthal! show that he is @ versatile young man, Slim Caldwell jumped from right feld Into the pitchers’ box this afternoon at thelr machines. They, too,| 84 started out against the White Sox ae If he intended to tip up this end of town. Ciootte, the former Red Sox went to the mound in oppo- Ruseell Ford, who was scheduled to was unable to work on bad leg that he injured ®@ few days ago in going into second FIRST INNING—Rath led off with « Lord followed it with @ high pop fly to Midkiff. Wolter ran way out in deep and made a beau- Lord got Hartzell’s hot grounder and Wolter waited and Wolter ad- anced to second as Daniels grounded Schalk taking third TGHEL LEADS, WHITMAN CLOSE SECOND FOR MAYORALTY WINDY CITY IN THE SIX ____[Ciroutation Books Open to All.” | _* TH _ WRATEER—Fatr sonntam ty Priday encettied. ———— |TAXI COMPANIES SEEKING SHELTER UNDER INJUNCTION Three More Organizations —' @ Fite Objections to Provisions of New Ordinance. UE TO-MORROW. —s Néw Law Goes Into Effect at Midnight and Will Be Strictly Enforced. TO ARG! The Masoneaman Tranaportation Company, next to the Yellow Taxicab Company the largest operator of tazi- vabs in the city, crawled to-day under the injunction blanket in order to dodge the provisions of the new tazl- cab ordinance. Through Corbett & Btern, counsel, they petitioned the Su- preme Court to enjoin the city from enforcing the ordinance which /goes [inte effect at midnight. The Hiliterd Neotel Company, operating the Hotel Vanderdik, iso got an against the city. Bo aié the Information redched the Mayer's Bureau of Id4cénees that other small taxtead concerns and probably several hotels would adopt the injunction plan |that no choice had been made. This committee meets at 7 o'clock to-night to atavé off temporarily the Inevitable reduetion of taxicab fares and the the public. Under a ruling made by Justice Donnelly, Who granted the orisi- nal injunction, the ordinance will be in full force and effect to-morrow with ap- pileation to all who have not enjoined the Mayor, the Chief of the Bureau of Licenses and the Commissioner of Police. The ground upor which the Mason- Geaman C y asked for an injunc- tion was that \the ordinance is di - fnatory, in that it favors/ horse-drawn vehicles, and confiscatory, in that it places the legal rate of fare too low. This concern operates hackstagds, for which it pays heavy rentals, in the pub- He streets in front of nearly fifty hotels, clube and restaurants, including the Rits-Cariton, McAlpin, Savoy, Ansonia, Park Avenue, Breslin, Martinique Manhattan Hotels aad the New Athletic Club. WILL HEAR ARGUMENTS ON IN- JUNCTION TO-MORROW. Justice Guy will hear arguments on the injumetions granted last Monday to-morrow morning, ‘Terrence Perley George Nicholson of the Corperation Counsel's office will appear for the city. Both have eon- and York the ordinance to be unassailable in law. 1¢ fs beHeved that the arguments on both sides will take up most of the day and that voluminous bdriefe will be filed. A decision ia not looked for much within @ week. In the meaptime all taxicabs pro tected by injunction will be virtually outside any | regulating public ve- hicles, except ¢ raMc |i The old regulations fixing and regulating Ucenses expires at midnight. The new law going imto effect at midnight ap- plies only to those who have not ob- tained an injunction against its en- ment. The Bur of [dcenses is proceeding with arrangements for carrying out the provisions of the ordinance; James Drennen, in charge of the taxicab de- partment of the Bureau of Licenses, will place the signs denoting public | hackstands in the places designated by v in tye rumor printed in New York|out to Lord. Peckinpaugh died the papers that bis sister, the Count ame way. No Rune. 4 chauffeurs and hore drawn Haechenyl, contemplates obtaining | SECOND INNING—Caldwell struck) cabe and drivers not “protected by : mW Lom ber HusehAA he Count | aut both Fournier and Bodie and Colling| injunctions will be required to undergo hei a ied on a long fly to Wolter, No Runs. | examinations for licenses under the new echen, Knight was thrown out by Weaver on|iaw. Vehicles will be Inspected and l- The report which was cabled froin) a jong grounder to short. Cree Mied to\cenaed at No. 248 West Forty-ninth Parle stated that the Petit Parialen, 4) Bode, Midkiff beay out iow bou jor street and chauffeurs and drivers will newspaper of that elty received alto the infleld, MI4kIM@ stole second, | underko examination at the Bureau of dispatch from Hudapest whiey it pubs] Rath tossed out Sweeney. No Runa | Licenses, No, @ Centre atreet, lished, saying (iat the former ys) One Left Through Edwin 8, Goodnow, the In-! | Moore Vanderbilt, contenplated begin-| THIRD INNING—Schaik drove a hot dependent Taxi Owners’ Association ning action for divorce at once. ‘The. single to | Weaver sacrificed announced yesterday that it had In- heavy losses of Count Saceneny! in bual-| well to Knight structed ite counsel, Moses A. Warren, ness yeu Was given as the cause. of Cieotte's hot vounder and threw t ist the Corporation Counsel in fighting the injunction proceedings Rath lifted an easy fly to Wolter, No| brought by the alied “trust” and ‘Runs, One Left | the hotel men, The independents favor Creole LNew Orleaug, Caldwell fouled out te Schalk.” Hari:| the new law and are now cliarwing Stevhane pet sell laced’ ® pretty single into right pout the rates that the new law atipue ‘i ll o right and) & Trinidad A Wit wan ut mtealing econd, Schalk (o| !ates anail be charked, OUTGOLN A MAH Le, | Weaver. Wolter walked. Laniels Bal TO-DAY, i] ‘ niele ied | Drorgnce, Have dager th oy faneeng, | 10 Collings No Runs One lett | ‘Wileae Ap Man. Gedric, Lien ane ——--—_ | aWAsHiNaToS 41 — President » Voltarma. Hotter ilson to-day nominated Fi City of St. Lous SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” Wilson to-ta minated Frederick Ku oom enali of New Jersey to bo Assistant Ap: raion of Cusiome at New York. 16 PAGES PRICE ONE OENT. TEXET OF FUSONSTS. Mitchel Is Leading Whitman by a Slight Margin, but There Is Grow- ing Talk About the Selection ; of Compromise -Candidate,.. _ Moter|.. Members of the Candidates’ restoration of the streets of the city to/tee, sulted with Mayor Gaynor, who belleves | a! PROGRESSIVES HOLD THE BALANCE OF POWER © They Can Swing Fusion Nomination - and Some of Them Are Known to Favor Collectot of Port. ol One Huai ‘nd sepals Mapes alty to run against the Tammany selection admitted late this afternoon to wind up deliberations and submit a report to the Executive Commil- which is required by the programme to report finally to the full committee. ‘ CUBSTKELEAD Es=zes=eaee AGAINST GIANTS WN FIRST ROUND Auht seems G be detween Districtae Brace of Singles Off Marquard torney Whitman and Collector of Mitchel, with Mitchel fm hit Helps Chicago Runner ee ae Across Plate. To est THE BATTING ORDER. a tee oe Chicago. Healey, a weer On the fob when i 3 i i {a @ sure winner. the Committee and sive, He le aleo pereona grat Hearet forces. Bf Mitchel > ing of the Progressives, Attend- is i 5 z 5 § t i HH (Opental to The Evening World.) OHICAGO, July 91—The weather man kept the Cube and the Giants | guessing aa to whether they could play the second gare of their series thie afternoon. The sky was cloudy and Nght showers fell during the early part of the day, but the molature did not come down in quantities enough to make the grounds too w Larey Doyle, who hurt hia foot in yesterday's game, was out for practice to-day, but he wan not sure that he ef cme ‘\undred and asven, three colered members having been added te it—ie made up one-third Democrats, one-third Progressives and one-third Republicans, According to personal preferences the Democrats were originally for George MoAneny, Borough President of hattan, and eo far aa known they still re for him, but are reported ready swing to Mitchel } PROGRESSIVES HOLD THE BAL. ANCE OF POWER. couk get into the game. -The bruixe| The Republicans are for L Ate was not as painful an it was yesterday,| rney Whitman, the Progressives bold- but he did not want to take a chauce|'™# the balance of power, They can decide. If the Progressives stick (9 @rst prin- ciples to have nothing to dv politieally with the Republicans, it eviaent that Mr. Mitchel will win, The Progressives Geclare they are in politics to put the Republican party out of business. By uniting and working with the Repub: Lgl y Frogvensivey way they cannot eupe: le em Of & party, which their aim. b 1s lo almost certain now that the Re Publicans will place Mr. Whitman in the fold as @ third candidate, whieh © would defeat the complete fusien against Tammany, ‘This is the problem and which fe con- sidered the malin point nest to the eam: didate nimeeit with whien the suptens fate are confronted at the eleventh hour, What they are trying to with it unless he had to. FIRST \INNING--Burns struck out, Bhafer nent @ high fly w Leach, Brid- | welt pegwed out Fletcher. No Rune Leach fouled to Meyers. jersog ran ail the way to the Giant's bench and grabbed Evers's foul. Gobulte singled to entre. Schulte etole second. Zimarer- (Continued on Page Ten.) Neo Ba ‘Thomas Mimner of Far Rockaway, making the rounds of bathing houses there, of which i erintendent, tale morning ca on clothing which it tes drowning. There w in one of the house a pair of blac button | shoes, blue socks, trousers and « soft white shirt, eine 16% collar, and a blue betneg sult coataine:.