The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1914, Page 1

_ PRICE ONE CENT. BALLOU WAS ATTACKED IN MRS. AN CHIEF OF POLICE SAYS; ee ] GLE'S FLAT, Arrest for Murder to Follow Soon He Declares After Further Investigation. STAINS SURELY BLOOD. Father of Mrs. Angle Vents His Anger Upon Photographer, Who Snapped Him. STAMFORD, Conn., June 29.—Chief Brennan, Coroner Phelan and Dr. ‘Weaver, th@expert chemical analyst for the Coroner, made a final search of Mrs. Helen M. Angie's apartment fm the Rippowam Building this af- terncon before attending the inquest on the death of Waldo R. Ballou, who ‘was found unconscious in front of the building last Tuesday night. ‘The chief said that discoveries had) been made which left no doubt in hig mind that Mr. Ballou had been murdered and had not been killed by @ fall. “There may be an arrest for mur- der this afternoon,” he said. “Mr. Ballou was struck ‘down in Mrs, Angle's apartment.” Immediately afterward Coroner Phelan announced that the after- oon hearing of the inquest would be adjourned. Before the opening hour much ex- eitement was caused by Leonard Biondel, Mrs. Angle's father, who objected to having his picture anapped. He sprang at the photog- raph natched the camera from his band and tore the apparatus apart, Burling the pieces to the sidewalk, indicating that be himself had violent attacks of temper, though he has @ented his daughter !s subject to them, The photographer went to get a warrant for his arrest while Mr. Blonde! entered the courthouse in a fever of rage. Former Judge John C, Downs, counsel for Mrs. Helen M, Angle, be- fore the adjournment was announced, said that he would not permit his client to go on the stand at the in- quest, her health would not permit her to undergo the ordeal, he said, Besides, she is under ball ine with having inner to the authorities and her constitu- tional rights are invaded because she is not allowed counsel at a coro- ner’s hearing. Dr. Weaver, ‘who has charge of the analyzing of the scrapings from the 20-FOOT WALL OF WATER RUSHES DOWN RIVER Flood From Broken Coffer Dam Endangers Town on Mississippi (Continued on Second Page.) —— Near St. Paul. 8T. PAUL, Minn, June 2. The coffer dam, partly completed and forming @ portion of the big Govern ment dam across the Mississipp! River here, broke late this afternoon and a twenty-feot wall of wate rushed down the river, endangering towns all the w Le ‘FURIES’ FORFEIT T THEIR BAIL, King ay in € Two Who Rombarded Queen Fall to 4 * LONDON, June 29 mn Saturday and wrt. ving equal into the carriage 9 Queen faile Gourd tend par | COQUETTE WINS CLOVER STAKES AT AQUEDUCT TRACK Filly Had to Be Ridden Out to Defeat Prixy—Cata- lina Third. (Special to The Eventing World.) AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, N. Y., June 2).—A big Mondayy crowd came out to the races this afternoon. The card was one of the most interesting of the meeting, with the Clover Stakes for two-year-old fillies as the feature. His Nibs won the opening ecramble of . maidens, three-year-olds and upward, but Glass came near tossing it off by paying a@ lot of attention to Dakota in the last eighth and over- looking Early Morn on the rail. Early Morn, thanks to a good break for her, jumped off in front and showed the way, closely attended by His Nibs and Dakota. It wasn't until they were well into the stretch that His Nibs caught Early Morn tiring and then went on to win in a mild drive, Dakota then tried to overhaul His Nibs and Early Morn, but hung in the last few strides. Rodondo, off badly, weakened after making up a lot of ground in the run to the stretch. Tom Healy, trainer of the Wilson stable, now run under the name of the Montpelier stable, released Jockey Wolfe from his contract to-day, SECOND RACE. Flying Fairy will soon get the repu- tation of an iron horse. She was sent back to-day after her hard race of (Continued on Sporting Page.) ——<—___—. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, AT JERSEY CITY. MONTREAL— 100100000—2 “ Ciroalation Books Open to ain" | Copyrtant, 1914, by The Fives et, Publahiog ‘ he New York Werld). ~ CHANCE MEN LOSE B HURLED: RIOTS FOLLOW KILLING OF ARCHD Ranh yorx, MONDAY, JUNE 29, (NATIONAL LEAGUE aT NEW YORK— 19 FIRST GAME. GIANTS LOSE, 0 003 0 uy BROOKLYN 0 20 2 0- 8 Batteries—Rucker, Tato and & sats Demaree, Fromme, Withe, Meyers and McLean, Umpires—Johnson and Byron, SECOND GAME. me dt WIN 4 0.0 o 2 BROOKLYN INGLOSE BATTLE WITH SENATORS Two Doubles in Third Inning Gave Washingtons Only 7 Oo 8 Run in Game. HIGHLANDERS. 10001 03 1 0- 6 R. H.PO. A. E. Batteries—Ailén and Fischer; Te srcau, Mathewson and Meyers, Um- Maisel, 3b vw. 0 0 6 2. OQ, Plres—Byron and Johnson, Truesdale, 2b. oo 22 0 HS aitelger aie oe 5 ai AMERICAN LEAGUE on uF o 1 2 0 0 AT WASHINGTON— 7 oe ae HIGHLANDERS LOSE vine ‘oo 7900 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 O0- oO -----10 0 100000 1 Uns Tee ae Ses pees can Bntterlen—Warhop and Nunamaker; Boehling and Henry. Umpiree— WASHINGTON. ireperteemerea 4 Modlettcsses' 0 O20 0 CREE ak Seam Foster, Ma vee -O0 £2 3 °0 AT BALTIMORE— Smile OR tO ;BROOKLYNS WIN Shanke, If o 12004 O 0 00 O- 11 Metis rn a a ar BALTIMORE lenry,¢ 0021 0 @) Oo Boehling,p .. rete ba or ae. and va, ot mm. | wie and Mg ~~ = = Hitech, Umpires—MeCormick and Goeckel. Total 1 $ 27 17: 0 eee eee ee SUMMARY: First Base on Balls—Off Warhop, 1 Boehling, 5. Struck Out—By Warhop, 1; Boehling, 1. Left on Bases—High- landers, 8; Washington, 6. Two-Base Hite—Shanks, Boehling, Foster, Moel- lor. Sacrifice Hits—Moeller, Truesdale. Stolen Bases—Cook, Shanks. Double Plays—Foster to Morgan to Smith. Hit by Pitcher—By Warhop (Bochl- EVENING WORLD RACE CHART AQUEDUCT, L. |., MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1914. Sixth Day of Queene County Jockey Club Meeting, Weather Cloudy. ‘1 low. Rac Zh-Malden three year-olds and 1 2.06, OFF 230, Start don Owner, F, Jotinsn, Wis, 00 aided: kx furlongs, a upma ner, ch. #, by Uncle ivind; ‘plese oa ing). Umpires—Chill and Sheridan. i . Attendance—3,500, a a ie 4 (Special to The Prening World.) 3 Py WASHINGTON, June 29,--Despite ; vigorous protests from Clark Griffith 85 7310 and members of the Washington club, 3 Umpires Chill and Sheridan wero as- tat the end. indler_ wraps. to the signed to work in the Highlander- a Le Wig I in 8 Suarears Sicag h had at then weakened, IND RAGE ee fillies and mares; three-year-olds and upward, $000 added aie 6, ata Wop cual, oe § Winner. ‘Time, (Continued on Sporting Page.) pee BROOKFEDS, Wire be fier site iSite than Gre bad); Kpwite, ’ BROOKFEDS. Hebe One, Seria, tie ee ne Sprie, JERSEY CITY— R. H.PO. A. 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NEWARK— Duncan, cf 003 00 tnimion after 0000000 0 1-1] Meyer.rt... 10 20 0 ‘bepsts slowly’ aiel Was insite oe piiatterias Keefe and, Williams: Zinn, I 00 3 0 4 oe ee ell and Heckinger, Swacina, 1b - 0 2 ‘ 0 H mail ret betta Winner hs, AMERICAN LEAGUE, Knabe, 2b 0 1oe21 0 wD aa AT PHILADELPHIA, Doolan, ss o 1 630 Hy poston ee OA Jacklitsch, ¢ 003 5 0 ; O42 —, * Wilhelm, p o 0 0 1 Oo Hust nied Holling Stone RAR Ae Rg BOR 0031190028 I Fi Coney, 00 0 0 o 17 TG NTH RACE ATHLETICS— Yount, p. o 0 0 1 0 n_BuiontesCiwn 001000000 1 Russe 00000 Batterios--Lev rd 1 ‘n any c| Bush Bien AACR NE ‘ Tenhives Boucher, oo wo 8g —O' Lowghtin id Hildebrand IND GAME Totals 206 27 13 2 Havaan BOSTON Hussell batted for Conley in Th ie o0000000 2 2 Bower ta f Yount ATHLETICS ; Pe ane on ne inne He 51000010 7 Yount. t wk Our yt ran, | a 1 es Johnson and Cady nk | toa te ey oh train ran into a on Garieine thene Three- Base Hit lvans. Twos Hase wien late this ufternooa, | i ndevae vans, i of the qpen outrigh mo ne Brera uila anderen, Heme | Gagner) APTER TRAIN HITS dal eine Me SING ge CHICAGO. Weasterail, Gagnier ‘an.’ Double] we 2 3 Play Hofinan te « to Myers 4m a OOO102000 3 ia Dontins t chia. Passed, Team ot Killed WW | DETROIT— Juckiitseh Umpires ion’ Are Run Down rhe t oe 100000010 % Mets mick and Gockel Attendance,| Men Are Run Down a HAE BR CRANE, 2 Chale Batteries. Benz and Schalk, Hall Island Crossing. st muah ‘ nd Me umpires—Connolly and FOR 0: SgRIPTION. F GAME i ne Vietian Huidicvond ie ie Mal Dives, wah POR Phan & tons inane Maulvond soar inte One is 6 ware buys 14 PAGES _ PRICE ONE CENT. SERVIANS ATTACKED — TO AVENGE KILLING OF HEIR 10 THRONE GIANTS TAKE SECOND HALE OF DOUBLEHEADER |Cluster of Hits in Third Inning Gave Champions Big Lead Over sina SECOND GAME. a3 NEW YORK. New Bomb Hurled To-Day in the / R. HPO " é ry 0 22 « | Capital of Bosnia Starts General fectenes 2 33 4 1| Rioting and the Looting of | Let. a | 0 ees eaten a Stores, Clubs and Schools. Grant, 2b. 1 12 1 Stock, 3b. 9 0 @ 8 1 Meyers ¢ oad TROOPS CALLED OUT; ‘esreau p. : t 3 Mathewson,y.....0 1 0 1 0! MARTIAL LAW DECLARED. Totals......... 8 i240 § BROOKLYN. Assassination of Archduke and 4%? % "| Duchess Believed to Be Outgrowth wae a ak ce of Plot Made in Belgrade. Wheat, If. .!1 0 0 0 0 saree | 4 fg) SARAJEVO, June 29.—Following the assassination yesterday of Smith, 3b... -@ 1 § § ©}Archduke Francis Fredinand and his wife, the Duchess of Hohenberg, a Pell : Na ‘ : ‘ bomb was thrown toxlay by a youth standing on a comer of the malt Aitchison, p 0 1 © 3. 0O|street of the Bosnian capital. It was the signal to-day for a serious antl Hummel. . nie Ror if Servian outbreak which the troops found considerable difficulty in quelle Totals .6 14 24 13° 2fing. Hummel batted for Allen in 4th. ‘The only damage done by the bomb First Base on Balls—Oft Tesreau, | was a silent injury to « passing Mus. VANITIE RUNS AWAY 1; Allen, 1; Aitchison, 4, Struck Out |sulman, but the —Ry Tesreau, 2; by Allen, 1; by he rougher cleaeae ii Mathewson, 2: by Altchiaon, 1. Left selzed on the incident as an excuse to on Bases—Glants, 4; Brooklyn, 5. atart a dem Three-Baso Hite—Meyera, Stengel, FR M DEFIANCE AND ever Murray. Two-Base Hite—Fletcher, They were joined by a number of «> Hescher, Merkle, Omara. Sucrifice Croat a Hits—-Stock, Fletcher. Stolen Bases oatian students and the crowd —Murray, Stock, Burns, Dalton. Passed along the streets stoning the uble Plays--Meyers to Fletcher, ind tcler to Merkle. Passed Iall— windows of Servian shops, clubs, cher. Umpire: Byron and John- ene schools and houses and looting the son, Attendance—-15,000, —— interiors. (Special to The Erenng World.) POLO GROUNDS, N. Y., June 29.-- The crowd has Increased to 15,000 when the second game began. Big Jeff Tesreau was given the pitching honors for the Giants, Ho was op- Fourteen Minutes Ahead at the Finish-——Concession to the Defiance Five Minutes. They paraded the streets with « portrait of the Emperor Francis Jo- seph at their bead. They sang the Austrian national anthem and ate tacked everything Servian until they were confronted by an Cverwhelaying force of soldiers. Martial law was proclaimed by beat and drum and the posting of pla- cards. All the chief points of the city were immediately occupied by troops, Every development to-day furnished new evidence that the assassina- LARCHMONT, N. Y., June 29.-- The yachts Vanitle and Defiance raced to-day in another tuning up (Continued on Sporting Page.) ‘Sseeeeoneeertiipeerescinnone NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT 8T. Louis. PITTSBURGH— contest preparatory to the selection 's Cup. Resolute, was out of It, of a defender of the Amer! ‘Their: rival, 10002000 1-4 Tata Gi is fever: tion was one of the most carefully ST. LOUIS— planned crimes ever attempted and 0000000 0 1 1] 124 thick fox, which shut tn trom! curried out against royal person: Batteries—Cooper and Coleman; |#4Ward, the boats crossed the line| It is believed it had been e — Perritt and Snyder. Umptres—Klem| in the following order: Vanitle, /by persons possessing more motive or- and Emplie, 1:00:50; Deflance, 1:00:68. | anizing ability than that of the AT CHICAGO. ‘Tho first leg was a reach across youthful assassin, There is considers CINCINNATI-~ the Sound to a point off Oakneck; | able conviction that the plotters had 0000007 0 O~ 7) thence to a buoy off Greenwich; their headquarters in Belgrade, the thence to the finish line, the triai to be sailed twice around, | 10} ame wind was very light at the Servian capital. The dread was expressed in all quarters that other eesassina- CHICAGO— 01001602 yatterien -Yingling and Clark; | start and Vanitie with her immense tions might follow, af — The wind began to come in puffs! puts inte effect further repress. LATONIA E "ENTRIES. out of the northwest at 1.90, and De-| sive measures againet the Slave flance, catching this change of alr! and Serbs in her recently @s- LATONIA RAC E TRACK, Ky., firs gybed to starboard. A few min- June 29 'The entries for to-morrow's| utes later the Vanitle caught the egovina. are as follows: breeze also and gybed The ships rounded the first mark * tn this order: Vanitle, 1:55:01; De- | tke, flance, 2:02:10, | It was figured out that Vanitie would allow Defiance a time allow- 198: ) ance of five minutes and Should such measures be taken, or even without them, the Servian and Russian interests are the killing. Servian hatred of Austriana, which eighteen always has been violent, has recently seconds over to-day's course of 29% been formented by the newspapers ip Fe Soe Nit Thee ni 1u2, Lo rear-te: 100 | miles Belgrade and by agitators throughout” The unofficial times at the second Servia and Bosnia, who have helped * mark were: Vanitie, 3.08.35; Defiance, to inflame the minds of the students 3.14.29, and to induce them to sacrifice their “| ‘These were the times for the first lives in the belief that they will gw ‘yer earoWla and round of the triangle: Vanitie, down to history as patriots, s tevian 3.61.97; Deflance, 4.00 Yesterday's crime seems kely te EA der, 110; “When the yachts rounded the have @ contrary effect to that desired a] hie 4 end fourth mark Vanitie had silghtly in- by {t# quthors, for even before the q Bare een oni eh alas creased her lead. rhe unofficial bodies of the murdered couple have rn times were: Vanitie, 4.20:39; Detl- been tnterred the Austrian authorities ~ 4 Weather amen, 4.2 0 Iready are contemplating severe mens SAILING'T To “DAY. | The yachta yeah the fifth mark ures against the Serbs amon the igs and began the beat home in th - fabitants of Austria and Rosnla, aad Ancon, Colon ....... 3P.M.\iine at S208) ‘Deilance minding, Fae at the s relations between the two coun; *” Ligish Meonareh, Pecnambuee,. 8 P, My | 6,442. 9 , memes yt loon eal