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f President Says Mag’ “nearly an hour's conference to-day cussed and that Mr. Morgan had ex- BROOKLYN, pressed no opinion of whether business R. H.PO. A. E. ‘qas good or bad. He added that he/Omara,ss.........1 12 5 3 1 had known Mr. Morgan a long Ume| Daubert, Ib. 1 t 7 0 0 and that their talk was largely remin-|Daltonyef......... 1 2 4 0 0 iscent. Wheat, If. -O 1 6 0 0 The President compared the oppo-| Cutshaw, 2b. 12a 2 9 aition to the anti-trust bills to the op-| Stengel, rf -0 0 0 0 O Position which preceded the passage! Hamme, theses, 0 0 0 0 of the Currency bill, He said hi a ead fectured that probably the ot 3 Smith, 3b 393 2 2 0 to both bills resulted from the failure} McCarty, ¢ o 0 0 2 0 bevildeiba ey Pletter, p. .0 2 01 oO 1. on Second Page.) = = ai es om Totals......... 7°12 27: 10 «1 qT “Ctroalation Books Open to All. l PRICE ‘ONE CENT. 1 WILSON MEETS HORAN IN FIRST OF MANY TALKS WITH Blo: BUSINESS MEN" DODGERS GET 10 RUBE MARQUARD | INTHE EIGHTH Three Hits, Including a Homer, Put Giants Out of the Soret 1914, by 1 ite Ex- pressed No Opinion on Condition of Trade. | WASHINGTON, July 2—J. P. Morgan and President Wilson had | at the White House on general busi ness conditions. | It was the first of a series of talks in the Presidetit's plan to have in the near future with captains of industry and finance, learning their views and Running. giving bis own, on the industrial and financial situation of the country ae as well as measures in Congress, NEW YORK. Mr. Morgan refused to disclose what R. H.PO. A, E. had taken place asta ct. ; vee eee is absolutely nothing I can Fletcher, s 0 1 4 1 2 add Reoet ehe Robertson, th... 1 2 1 0 0 Under a running five of questions as! Merkle, 1b.. -0 2600 he passed through the door of the| Doyle, 2b 0 024 4 executive offices. Mr. Morgan onty | Stock, 3b -0 0 0 0 0 shook his head and smiled. Meyers, c.... oO 2 5 1 2 VISIT TO WILSON VERY COR-| McLean, ¢ 0 6 004 DIAL, SAYS MORGAN. Marquard, p 0 0 0 4 As he stepped into his carriage he| Wiltse, p 0 00 18 said: Piez 1 0 0 0 “My visit with the President was! Donlin, . 0 1 u ny very cordial. You will have to ask him seeped what we talked about.” Totals 2827 8 President Wilson told inquirers later that in his talk with Mr. Morgan busi- ness conditions generally had been dis- for Meyers in 8th. yatted for Marquard in Sth, SUMMARY: om HKalls—Of Marquard, Struck Oue-By eft on Bases—Gi 8; 6. Home Runs-Smith, Three-Hase Tilta—tletcher. Two-Base First Base 1 HIGHLANDERS, HIGHLANDERS. Hite—Smith, 2, Prefer, Sacrifice Hits—Hummel, Hescher, Pie R. H.PO. A. E.) Daubert, Stolen Bases—Robertson, chanwe, Maisel, 3b o 10 0 0 Double Plays—Doyle to His aellini, $400 ated; ix and @ ball fin! ngs Hartzell, If. “0 1 0 t oD Pitches—Marquard, a Hi eanlls: ‘lace same, “Wisner. f, by Ren Peckinpaugh, ss....0 2 4 6 0 Bnd ROAR Br SA Fi eed Hi M10 4h . Daley, ct. oO 8 8 oO (Soestal to The Evening Wortt,) hed $0 Mallen? 9 1 10 tO) POLO GROUNDS, N. “Pomette Mew lay off the SO iar Holden, rf........ 2 1 2 0 8) amne Dodgers proved to be a better | run ume vo win golig amas” 'MF, & m ta TRE aren cial fat tn the Nunamaker, 2 2 4 1 Olattraction tn thelr tast fight with the | St tret ciulle Ue. Rhian, - Sale! tones ehh, then _weakrne Boone, 2b 1 3 4 3° Olcinnts and there were 8,000 tans out to] Tf SN, NACE Three verrolte ant wirtants slings “$800 added, ve mile and «le Caldwell, p 1 t 1 3 Oj} bid them farewell. Big Ed Pfeffer a tliat Sot Wom Aiiring: Place same, Winner, bf. hy On Welle = — = = [pitched for Brooklyn, and was op- “Wa, ae as, | 6 12 27 18 O nt wi 3 (Continued on Sporting Page.) hae WASHINGTON, ————.__—. why - R, H.PO. A. E.|/MISS RYAN DEFEATED safer making wh the ane fier Moeller, rf........0 1 2 0 0 1 83 ’ " ee ne afer Tieik mice ib. re en AT TENNIS IN ENGLAND. — Milan, cf... 0 0 3 1 0) WinBLEDON, England, July 2—Miss| INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. | NATIONAL LEAGUE. Smith, 1b. .0 2 9 1 0} &. Ryan of California was defeated here — H Shanks, If... 1 0 1 0 0) to-day for the English Indies’ lawn ten- AT JERSEY CITY. { AT CHICAGO. ey > nis singles championship by Mra, Lar- FIRST GAME, {| CINCINNATI— Morgan, 2b 0 2 3 3 F combe, who was champion in 1912, ‘The | JERSEY CITY— McBride, ss 0 - 3 3. O California girl lost in straight sete, 6—3, | JERSEY “I 0000003 3| 000030 Henry, ¢ 0 © 3 2 o> <acceeeienceeniaenentiacinans oo 88 —3/ cHicaco— A.Williams,c.....0 0 ® © 0! JAP NINE HERE FOR TOUR. L a 003010 Bentley, pve 0 0 30 é NE UR. 19000000000 00-0 pater —Dougien cians Harper, p. 0 0 0 1 0} SEATTLE, Wash., July 2—The Meiji], Batteries — Cottrell and Eman; | Pierce Rreanahan, Umpirea— wie. Sg 0 0 0 0 University baseball’ team arrived jaat| TompxCD and Keynolds Guiniey a {night from Japan for a tour of the! ne hited B duri aie 1 - Torals..eeecces 18 27 18 1 eainen wll he plage mode og tht in AT TORONTO, 50 YEARS FOR 50-CENT THEFT is plu teams in the. vicinity, of er which the Japanese will th with, amatet Seattle, ai leave for Williams batted for Bentley in 8th SUMMARY First Base on Bulis--Of Caldwell 1, Harper 1. Struck Out 1 oo Trinity's New Footha HARTFORL . nolweement :# WhO Hivector at Urainus for Bacritico hit 1s Prof. Raymond G, —Shanks, — Double paugh to Boone to Caliwell; Me- Bride to Morgan to Smith; Caldwell ui to Peckinpaugh to Mullen; Morgan Berm ui MAUS, 70 008 Bowers. BSL to McBride to Foster. Umpires Puroyean’ “Une Govatey "roar Be {hi and Sheridan, Attendance— bvestire, i uae tat Wont bufu | (The Kew York World), The Press Pablishing NEW YORK, THUR “NATIONAL | LEAGU E 4T NEW YORK- GIANTS LOSE 0 00 0 BF 1 BROOKLYN © 1000 0 4 1 Batteries—-Pfeffer and McCarty; Aa Wiltse, and Meyers, Lean, Umpires—Byron and tailor 2! 7 Me AMERICAN SAN LEAGUE AT WASHINGTON— HIGHLANDERS WIN 001 o0 3 0i1-— 6 WASHINGTON 010000000 1 Rega tierra tty at eld Bentley, Harper and Henry, Wille FEDERAL LEAGUE AT BROOKLYN— —— BROOKLYN ° 0 01 0 - BUFFALO 0 0000 0 Hatteries—Krapp and Blair; Seaton and Land. Umpires—MeCormick and Cusack, Game called on account of rain EVENING WORLD RACE CHART AQUEDUCT, L. I., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914. Ninth Day of Queens County Jockey Clab ‘Track Heay 4 pol Z FIRST HACK Handicap: stworear olde, 6400 adda tire tu Isy ita war ead, “Won al jtace astra. Wy Wea *. DIM, €, by Opden hollow victory. whea, the sixtemtis pole and won 1 aieed inn race stam warter, thee mage nas an excer Hasaano ‘Huished ot ireejwar aide and upw Of, Start sou, mn * Smitheon. ‘Time, 1.44 ‘idl one th ‘Winner, br. bh, by Her bent; Tay Off the slow intl well Darerorth tired under the whi: and im Stone Was min ti) to $1 Mw ant by ol, ght Fiqh Rac Vest 4.80, Barbary Helle $1,000; five Winner, br "Eby Ga igh. Clos, Pi, Basen tthe Tinkie fell i Rowel showed “nothing (al! the way and was omiy @ quarter and was aD easy econ, revered wit HORACE o. Mallen three. yen ME AOL. Stare gone ar ant welling: He Mn Te earner Hace ROCHESTER— 200100002 - §| Prisoner Tle Now Paroled, After TORONTO— | Lt 5 20 Year 00010040 1-6) MORILE, Aw, guy Broken tn jhealth, from twenty yenrs’ confinement eco in priaon, Frank Williams Hy aT OF JULY SPECIAL |County, xentenced to fifty years' im e Suite, $5. Tprisonment for atewling fifty cents, got the ung Corner, AST ne news to-day that he had) been 0 Sf pled bv, O'Ne! ee eae eras ana Hriday paroled by (lov. O'Neil re Men'a $12 loyal Blue Borge Bults, | A wae trivial wool, fast color: also large vartet maximum sen- Stplece ‘Outing, Suita, fn colora: all sisen. 34 19 Our. special and Eriduy, 984 iran DG cil 9.30 P.M, eo Broadway corner weralay’ nt and 08 ANd werved nimont hulf his thine | His case was brought to the attentic of Gov, O'Neil, who becume much 1 terested in it 1914. BDAY, JULY + WIFE’S DIARY BARES SECRETS ~ OF ALL DR. CARMAN’S PATIENTS ~ ———_—_-++- Husband, After First Refusing, Agrees to Permit Autopsy on Victim of Freeport Murder—Prosecutor to Probe Woman’s Alibi. 18 PAGES Wife Who Installed Dictograph; Doctor She Sought to Trap _ al Dictograph, Secretly Installed in Physician’s Office by Jealous Wife, Permitted Her to Heaf Conversations With All Callers. Mrs, Edwin Carman, the wife of the Freeport, L. 1., physician fn whose office Mrs. Louise Bailey was killed by a bullet fired through a window Tuesday evening, stood beside the body of the victim of the tragedy in Cornell's Morgue in Hempstead, L. 1, this afternoon declared she had never seen the dead woman in life. This =29 development in the mystery of the Freeport murder was brought about \ by George M. Levy, counsel for Mrs. Carman. Mr. Levy conceived the idea that, in view of the stories c1 that Mrs. Bailey was known to Dr. Carman and his wife, there | be a convincing denial. He secured the consent of the Coroner, the District Attorney and William F. Bailey, the husband of the murdered | woman, and took Mrs. Carman and her sister, Mrs. Powell, to Hemp- | stead in a limousine car. They arrived in Hempstead at 3.10 o'clock and went into the office of the undertaking establishment of C. E. Cornell at No. 268 Fulton street. The body of Mrs. Bailey was at that jtime in the home of her husband in William street. At 3.35 o'clock the body was removed from the Bailey home fo the morgue and the wicker casket was opened. Mrs. Carman, accom. panied by her lawyer, walked into the room where the body of the mur- dered woman was on view. The doctor's wife wore a blue polo coat, | white skirt and shoes and a heavy veil which partially concealed her \features. She manifested little emotion. Leaning over the casket, she scanned the face of the dead woman. Her eyes were dry, but her voice trembled as she said: “Poor woman I'm awfully sorry.” “Did you ever see this woman before?” asked Lawyer Levy. “I never saw her in my life,” replied Mrs. Carman. Mr. Levy hurried Mrs, Carman to the waiting automobile and she was soon back in her home at Freeport. During her absence the house had been thoroughly searched by four county detectives, ———ouurmsmn Following the vieit of Mra, Carman, | e | “EDWIN CARMA Prone Un conowage eReN re @n autopsy was performed on the body of Mre. Bailey, This was dene AMERICAN LEAGUE, BROOKFEDS. |at tho demand of the Coroner, whe : sald that in view of the fact that Mya, AT PHILADELPHIA. Serra Bas planted © dictograph tm PURST GAME jer husl ‘a office and was im her ‘ BROOKPEDS. BOSTON room, where the receiver of the @ie- 3000000047), yaa ws toxraph was located, during the time ATHLETICS Maen Oreos Ae te oer Mra. Batley was in the deotor’s efiea, 000300102-6\oiy ct... 1 4 0 0 «0 on Seay ene Sereranire, Ratterien— Leonard, Redient, Collina| yang, rt 0 0 1 0 Oliwye oy, who bad retains: 6 and Carrigan, Shawkey, Brown and ails jwwyer to combat the autopsy, Snafly Schang, Umpires—Hildebrand and] Hofman, 2b. 0 0 1 0 Ojagreed to let it proceed, He mage O'Loughlin Westerzil, 3b. . 0 O 1 3 0} thi» oxplanation: BhOOND GAME Gagnier, es. 0 © 2 1 06|WANTS TO CLEAR THE NAMBOF — = — BOSTON Land, ¢ o 161 0 HI8 DEAD W o1000 —- |Seaton,p.........0 0 O 1 | “I want everything done to lear FEDERAL LEAGUE. remap ene - = — —|the memory of my poor iltte gat. ‘There ts absolutely no truth in the T PITTSBURGH. 00000 ~ |Totals....e.ee0.-, 1 3 18 6 OF BALTIMORE | atterien—Coumbs and Carrigan; BUFFALO. eT aan ret ane te ane 001000200 Pennock and Hehang, | Umplres—| or and the autopsy will qi s O'Loughlin and I rand R. H.PO. A. B,| tablish it, | PITTSBURGH— |Delehanty,if......0 © 1 0 | IM view of the viait of Mra Cag 00001200 0 AT DETROIT Agler, tb, 0 1 7 0 0|M&H to Hempatond 4 statement made Ratteries-Quinn and Russell; | CLEVELAND Ceudeniae 0 2 3 2. 0 /thl# afternoon by George Golden whe « mi iG a A Kerry Umpires | 000000 Hanford, ef , © 0 0 0 g{ 44 Previously Agured in the cage ap ne ole KANBAS CITY. ; 4 0 0 o11 hess Downey, 2b, R S 9 ; ‘ : er und Archie Post were in the deo. . LOUIS- tattariow Howman nnd O'Neill; tor'’s waiting room when Mrs, 0000 Bauss & Moker. Cmptres Maan and Biel, 9 ¢ ! ° 4 wan abot, Bailey KANSAS CITY . | Krapp,p 3 “When I reached the dootete eee * 1001 = = — —|house,” #aid Golder, “the dostese aiiar ian ven + cap. BIG CROWD ON THE BALTIC. qotis.........5..0 4 18 8 Ol wife admitted me, she wore » biwe man; Packard and Bosterly, Uniplres -— Game called on wocount of rain, wkirt and a white waist. I went inte Shannon and Brennan, Mande Ad SUMMARY the waiting room, There were two. ler & . - women there, Both burried aay Wrst base on balla—Off Seaton, # enic Rite INDIANAPOLIG. The Malthe of the White Btr Ling qrapp, 1 struck ont—By Beaton, 6; | 2fter the shootin, \" 00300 nailed torday with (00 firvt clove and 15 rung 1, Left on bases Hrookfeda,| “lam now positive that it wae the | worANAPOLE ee Ce Tn ee Tne nti 3; Huftalo, 6. ‘Throo-baso hite—|¢9me woman that admitted me whe INDIANAPOLTS | wae avercronded 6 16 ewer Ria ran into the doctor’s o1o0oro seraude Agate, Hie Hdrwund Ostor, Bir| Stolen Souden, 2; Blair, | sheeting and helpe | fatteries — Hen FeO ae ein eee ec eeetteak wore Aklar, Westerail, Hoe, Paawed Halls | the body of Mrs, Baila | Falkenters and Harhten, Uinpires I the wailing list. Fiftystivw aurgeons | 2and: Blair, Umpirea—MeCormick | That woman was Mra. Orman. nayekle and Anderson. MF her, band far the sue lfue Cumacs: Attendance 4,600, SAYS WIFE'S SISTER HELPED ee ae » be held in Lon- PICK UP BODY, Whea this statement was shown, Congre GAME CALLED LAST HALF OF SIXTH ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN, dj }