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1“ Ctroulation Books Open to Ail.” MA ed ONE CENT. Copyright, 1914, by The Press Oe, Urbs New Tork ‘Werld). Publishing 18 P AGES CONVICTS AGAIN IN MUTINY FIRE SHOP AND ATTAGK _BLACKW ELL’'S KEEPERS Six Hundred id ied Up on Bread and Water Diet After Riot Is Suppressed. ALL WORK SHUT DOWN. Power House Seized and Ma- chinery Stopped—Firemen Restore Order. \ Six bundred howling, cat-calling! prisoners, whose voices could be heard from Queensboro Bridge, are locked up on a bread-and-water dict in the west wing of the Blackwell's DODGERS KNOCK QUT REDS’ PITCHER Douglass Is Hit for Four Runs Before He’s Relieved by Yingling. BATTING ORDER. Island penitentiary this evening as @ result of a second mutiny when an at- tempt was mado to-day to burn the workshop and disable the machinery. ! There is a reign of terror at tye, 1 prison. Last night, while the pris-| oners were in the mess hall, a gen- eral attack was mado on tho keep-, ers, To-day'’s outbreak was in re- taliation for punishment meted out to those punished for last night's disturbance. ‘The bread and water diet and soll-| tary confinement followed a visit of i Correction Commissioner Katherine B. | Davis and Mr. Lewis, her deputy, to) the island this afternoon. The con-| | Wmed prisoners howled every time the d woman head of the prison came in aight. ‘The trouble began on July 4, when Warden Patrick Hayes punished pris- onerg for singing. Another causo for dissatisfaction was the seizure of sixty- five letters written by convicts to their relatives and friends. Davis says she has the letters. M. show, she says, that the prisoners were drug fiends. After the convicts had set fire to the tailor shop to-day they turned their attention to the machinery con- necting the power house with the workshops. Inside of five minutes every wheel in the shops had censed turning. Seeing the blaze well started, the eixty mutineers turned on the guards. In a hand-to-hand encounter @ dozen of the convicts were eo badly beaten that they were carried away to the hospital when the engagement ended. While the keepers were battling with the convicts the flames in the starting in @ corner ¢ material soaked in grease bad been presur bly smug- gied, began to gain great headway. They reached the ceiling and threat- ened to cut off the escape of the struggling men, ‘The fire fighting brigade, headed by guards from other shops and manned by trusties, appeared on the scene and al.ernated in playing streams of water on the blaze in the tailor bop Commissioner | ¥| Cincinnatl. Brooklyn. Moran, rf. O'Mara, ss. Herzog, ss. Hummel, 1b. Niehoff, 3b, Dalton, of. Clarke, ¢, Wheat, If. Groh, 2b, Cutshaw, 2b. Hoblitzell, 1b, Stengel, rf. plan Mf. Smith, 3b. oss, cf. MeCarthy, ¢. Dobpiass, P. Ruelbach, Umpires—Rigier and Hart. At+ tendance—5,000, (Special to The Erening World.) REDLAND PARK, CINCINNATI, July %.—Intense heat prevailed while | Brooklyn and the Reds grappled in (Continued on Sporting Page.) STATE AUTO OFFICIAL IS FINED FOR SPEEDING Magistrate Declares Public Officers Have No Right to Violate Law. Andrew Miller, chief of the Bureau of the Secretary of State for the regulation of automobiles, pald a $25 fine in West Farms Court to-day for |mpeeding. Policeman Donévan said that Miller’s chauffeur, with Miller in the car, had driven at thirty milesan hour on the Grand Concourse. Counsel for Miller protested that he had a right as an official to ex- }ceed the legal speed and intimated that Mr, Miller was on the Concourse jand speeding in the course of his duty. Magistrate House said: “Too many officials of the State and city think that holding office makes it all right for them to break the law. Such an offense by an official is more grave than by the ordinary citizen.” —_—>>—_— FLAMES SWEEP FAMOUS QUEBEC THOROUGHFARE Part of Dufferin Terrace Collapses, Houses Set Ablaze and Big and on the prisoners. Hotel Threatened. IN SEVENTH ROUND: The fact that the machinery con-| necting the main power house with | QUEBEC, July 9.—The boardwalk all the shops had been mutilated and lon Dufferin Terrace, Quebec's ee the main belting cut was not dl¥- ¢ioroughfure overlooking the St. Law- closed until tho fire had been extin-|rence River, caught fire to-day and guished and the mutiny in the tatlor abop quelled, Then It was noted, the shoe shop and in tae that the men eat with folded before thety ma Fearing 1,000 or more througii the the isiund the oMctuly bes investigation ainong tusties learned that the jen could not work particularly in br their 14. atiny of the convicts scattered indus of n a quiet and 4 general ries various because thelr machinery was out of order. Machinists then located the fause of the trouble in the slushed main belt and bent shatting One of the six leaders in to-day's outbreak is said to have declared as he was being placed in solitary con- ts will continue to uerh The men now on ys “Se threatened the Chateau Froptenac Hotel and many other buildlage, A high wind alded the sweep of flames, Over five hundred feet of the Terrace collapsed, and It feared that th walls overlooking Champlal a@ tenement district, stone Ward soon fall on hird of the terrace had been destroyed and four houses partly de- stroyed when the flames were finally | checked. —— \Sick ALL LIFE, DIES | AT 101.) lveeletranay Woman Was an iIn- valid From Wi CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, July &— ‘Mrs. Martha Crise, ind tad hed aS an would | HARTZELL'S DRIVE GAVE CHANCE MEN} 1 RUNS TO TIE SCORE Three Bagger in Sixth Inning Wrested Lead From the Cleveland Naps. 3 0 Oo Oo BATTING ORDER. Oo Oo (Continued on Sporting Page.) —>=—___—— AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT PHILADELPHIA. j FIRST Ga! DETROIT— a 6101000008 ATHLETICS— 200000100—-3 Batterioa--Covaleskie and Stanage; Shawkey, Bressler and Schang. Um- pires—Chili and Sheridan, BEOOND GAME, 0 oO Oo oO BOSTON— 100000001—2 Batterles—Cicotte and Schalk; Col- lins and Carrigan, Umpires—Con- noily and O'Loughlin. AT WASHINGTON, ST. LOUIS— 0001000001 WASHINGTON— and Cross, Batteries—Tesreau and Meyers; Quigley and Eason. NATIONAL LEAGUE GIANTS 0 00 0 2 . LOUIS 0 00 0 x, Perdue, Sallee and Wingo. 4T 8ST. LOUIS— 1 AT CINCINNATI— BROOKLYN o 00 1 4 0 88 CINCINNATI 03 00 0 1 Batteries—Gregs, Morton and O'Neill; Pieh, seal and Umptres—Hildebrand and Dineen, SECOND GAME. HIGHLANDERS 0 1 02 00 CLEVELAND 003 000 9 THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19 Cor Wi Mag LY V sella ¥ Jockey Club Meeting. fh Umpires— | New York. Cleveland. Batteries—Reulbach, Allen, Pfeffer and McCarthy; Douglas, Yingling, Maisel, 3b. Graney, If. | Rowan and Clark, Umpirea—Rigler and Hart, Hartzell, If, Turner, ab Peokinpauigh, as. Jackson, rf * ree, « joie, Mullen, 1b. Kirke,ib, AMERICAN LEAGUE Cook, rf Chapnian, ss. Sweeney, ¢. Leibold, cf. Boone, 2b. Bassler, c. aT NEW YORE— Keating, p. Bteen, p. FIRST GAME. Umpires—Dt d Hildebrand. aides *0¢ Rie HIGHLANDERS WIN POLO GROUNDS, N.Y. Juy9x—|O 6 O O 0 OO 90 —- 7 The second game began with Steen a on the mound for Cleveland and Keat- CLEVELAND. | Ing pitching for the Highlanders. It : | Se 3 0000 0 0 o- 4 Nunamaker. Ratteries—Steen and Bassler; Keating and Sweeney, Umpires—Dineen and Hildebrand. | DETROIT— FEDERAL LEAGUE 102100100—5 ATHLETICS— AT DROOKLYN— 020001000—3 Batteries—Dubuc and Baker; BROOKLYNS WIN Wyckoff and Lapp. Umpires—Chili 2 0 1 _ 5 1 a BALTIMORE. oo2000100-3,1 O O O O eh Ae Batteries—Wilhelm nnd Russell; pose and Owens, Umpires—Goeckel EVENING WORLD RACE CHART AQUEDUCT, L. Fifteenth Day of Que it ack Gi 14. Weather three-yearck’s and uywant: $500 added: six came, Winner, br, 6. 0000000000 Bateries—Hamilton and Agnew; Bhaw and Henry. Umpires--Bgan and Evans, ELOPES WITH ANOTHER ON EVE OF WEDDING. selling, $400 ade god, Won driving Day Before Ceremony, Miss Moore Runs Away and Marries Second Sweetheart. (Gpecial to The Evening World,) STAMFORD, Conn, July 9,—Miss Ruth Moore, a pretty girl just out of her teens, eloped yesterday with George Kune of Lynchburg, Va, and was married in Portchoster by the Rev, Howard V. Hoff, Miss Moore, a student in a training echool for nurses in Lynohburg and until @ year ago a resident here, came ‘pack @ month ago to visit Mra, James L, Paight of Weed avenue, A week later announcement was made of her t Port 3 bene z Matis nad worat ot racing hi wir ie Gummely with Uwe eadere ail avon a a Butwell’s cig Bu Mew ieh sia catty jars dood race under at all nde ot er all the wa) s we tie nietch tum when in to final alatenth to ovuTT RAGE The Brooklyn Derby: Ot 4,02. Start mad. Won cantering. ever Aniree Miler, time, engagement to Frederick Paight of Weed avenue, They were to be mar- ried @o-day. Yesterday afternoon Kunz and a friend drove up to the Paight house in an automobile. Miss Moore departed with them and was married to Kuna, he did not return to Stamford, > PUTS TAX ON HEIRESSES, eo Bill Aime Those Who Marry Titled Forelg WASHINGTON, July %&—American |heiresses who marry titled foreignore will have to pay @ per cent, of ir income annuully to Uncle San if a bill Representative Bowdie of Ob{o intro- ( m0 108) Blue 7 [1M Cel Aw Cons duced ti Bowdie's bill pana a A ind veveuue 9 s°anerel walters the Sg inate i Sixt RACH Mat one was newer eau ~ CARDINALS Hil TESREAU HARD EARLY IN GAME Big Pitcher Couldn't Stop St. Louis Batters in First Inning. Giants’ BATTING ORDER. New York. St. Louis. Bescher, cf. * Hugeina, 3b. Burns, If. Magee, of Fletoher, se. Dolan, If, Robertson, rf. Miller, 1b. Merkle, 1b. Wilson, rf. Doyle, 2b. Heck, ab. Atock, 3b. c. Meyers, c. a8 Tesreau, p. Perdue, p. Umpires-Quigley and Eason, tendance, 4,00. ROBISON FIELD, 8ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July %.—-To check a losing streak that has reached the unreasonable pro- portions of three si t, Manager At- (Continued on Sporting Page.) ——E—— BROOKFEDS. BROOKFEDS. > Cooper, If.. Myers, Ib..... Hofman, 2b Westerzil, 3b. |one See lexnoc-wn--noZz wloomononi 9% Siee-n-nSsoo -leo-ccoecco™ ° . s BALTIMORE. R. H. PO. E Meyer, rt Duncan, cf. Zinn, If. Swacina, 1b ‘Welsh, 3b Knabe, 2b. Doolan, s8 Russell, c Wilhelm, p. Simmons. nleceoceo--o 1 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 lewa-necoscco? Q 0 0 ) 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 24 Wt Simmons batted for Wilhelm in gt! SUMMARY. Firet Baws on Balie—Off Finneran, 2; Withelm, 1. Struck Out—By Fin- neran, 1; by Wilhelm, 4, Left on Hases—Brookfeds, 4; Baltimore, 4. ‘Two-Baso Hits—Swacina, H. Myers, Hofman, Waleh, Evans. Bacrifice Hits—Zinn, Doolan, Finneran, Hof- . Btolen Bages—Gagnier, Myers Hofman, Owens. Umpires— Goeckel and Cross, mma. Attendance-~1,500. 1 ‘bh. is FOR DESCRIPTION OF GAME SEE SPORTING PAGE. pits aad FEDERAL LEAGUE. AT BUFFALO. PITTSBURGH— 00010000 0-1 BUFFALO— 00100010 —2 Ratteries—Camnite and Berry; Ford and Blair. Umplres—McCor- 3] mick and Cusack. obiteg eesti. Wianer, b, mile and « rin and won ily't get news winner. Co). -Aalanenle ng, ince same, Winner mar a. Gah ie iti tn final fuston probally overconth Dy Kaskaskia | Others not much Tapajoz, Brasil ......009 ohia; BUG weded, Are fi te. 8, Dr Onaint Pog waa teactically left. SAILING TO-DAY, 00018 M, Saramacca, Guatemala «us ‘20a, uM. AT 87. Louis, KANSAS CITY— 200000002~-4 >| $T. LOUIS— 00000000 0— 0} Batteries—Cullop and Easterly Davenport and Chapman Umptres Shannon and Brennan AT CHICS~ ” INDIANAPOLIS — > 200000010003 CHICAGO— 0000000380014 Ratteries—Kaiserling and Rariden, Hendrix and Wilson, Umptres—Van- syekle and Anson, Last Two Days of Big Sale. on Men’ ue Horge Sulte, $5.95 eo “HUB” Clothing Corner, Broad. ° cor, Rercley oa (OLD ASTOR Febai WeTthelr $14 Blue Berwe Bute, an teed’ algo In HUSBAND NER FRE AS MRS. CARMAN NEARS BREAKDOWN IN PRISON Prosecutor Seeks New Facts From Physician, Intimating That He In- correctly Described Position of Mrs. Bailey When She WasShot BARDES AND SECOND EYEWITNESS LOCKED UP Assistant Prosecutor in a Remark- | able Statement Practically Throws Down the Case Built Up for State. What is considered by friends of the family to be a sign of weakness in the case for the prosecution was the announcement this afternoon by District-Attorney Smith of Nassau County that he will ask for an adjourn ment of the formal examination of Mrs. Florence Carman, under arrest for the murder of Mrs. Louise Bailey, which is scheduled for next Monday in the Freeport Town Hall before Justice of the Peace Norton. Mrs. Carman is ill in the county jail at Mineola and is not averse to a postponement of the approaching ordeal. The District-Attorney says he does not wish to have the case go to the examination stage with the evidence he has at hand and intimated that he is on the trail of additional evidence. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT PITTSBU RGH. PHILADEL PHIA— 000100000-1 PITTSBURGH— 000000000-0 Batteries—Tincup and Killifer; Mc- Quillan and Gibson, Umpires—Klem Sek See Dietrict-Attorney Smith took the unusual course this efterneen of asking Justice of the Peace Seaman to commit to jail as mar terial witnesses two of those upen whose testimony he relies te con: viet Mrs. Carman. One is Elweed T. Bardes, who was taken inte technical custody at the cenelu- sion of his testimony in the in- and Emulie, quest yesterday, and the other ie at CHICAGO. @ man now in Min Jail wheee BOSTON— name has been kept secret. This 00 0 O— 3| man hae eworn to an affidavit in a i 102 o which he states that he saw @ ae olotovoniiaconeat woman at the window of Dr, Car- Batteries—Ju and — Gowdy; Vaughn und Bresnahan, Umpires— Byron and John Vb judge ‘The commitments Issued by J INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. [seaman allow the two witnesses to go into court and attempt to show MONTERALLS TORONTO. cause why they should not be de 000000000-0 tained, District-Attorney Sm also ; took Into custody this afternoon Cella TORONTO— Coleman,’ the negro maid, who swore 51100010 — 8) In the tnquest that she saw 2 one Batterles—Dowd, Muller and How |in the kitchen of the Carman house Rogge and Kritch ley; r or before the shooting, The lot-Attorney wants Celia Cole- T man where he can put his hand on FIRST GAME. Ner at any time and he has intimated BUFFALO— len © exper c! 110000100 5 | Sat aeoreeste she will change her AT ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER— | Dr. Edwin Carman was summoned 00000000 I~ Ihto the District-Attorney’s office In Batteries — Bader and LaLonge;| Mineola to-day and put through @ K @Williams, [modified form of the third degree, BUFFALO— 1D GAN Th ecutur plied him with quea- a ° . jons about exactly what oceurred in 0 0000 3 0 2 I~ Biii, citice.on the night of June te im- ROCHESTER- mediately preceding the murder of 000000000 O ates. Bates Batteries Hoele and Stopnens: Up Phe tor stuck pretty clonely to hams and wi iains e first story he told r after the AT JERSEY CiTy. ‘ 1 were kept is a eee PROVIDENCE ae ic : Attorney, It is known that 150300041 My ‘Lin Was summoned to Mineola , JERSEY CITY ind questioned becwuse investigators 000000201 sve cust doubts upon his statement Batteries Oldham and Onsi oy, Feil) |'hat Mrs. Bailey was standing at the end ‘vier jdeor of the office Waen she was killed, \ STS The bullet strack Mrs. Bailey under REWARY AT BALTIMORE, he right arm and passed hortaontally 4 |through her body. It ts claimed that 0020 0 0 0 4 1—~ 7) measurements show that had Mr. BALTIMORE—- Bailey been standing where the é6e« 10300 0 0 1 O— Sitor saya she was the bullet Batteries—Schacht and Heckinger; | Dave pen. need preetrge 5 Soa Danforth and McAvoy.