The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1914, Page 1

| | Conrriett, B, ihe ’New by ‘The Prees w York World). ito PIE ON et INUNION SQUARE AS “RED” LAUD DEAD BOMBMAKERS Berkman Cheered by Great Crowd When He Declares “If Machines Were Made to Destroy They Would Have Been Used.” While 1,000 policemen stood on ruard a crowd of 12,000 men and ‘women who packed Union Square from Fourth avenue to Broadway this afternoon cheered, yelled, tossed hats in the air and otherwise registered their approbation of Alexander Berkman's declaration that Arthur Caron, Charles Berg and Carl Hanson, victims of the Anarchist bomb explosion last Saturday, would have used the infernal machine had they lived. Berk- man had to cease speaking till the storm of applause subsided. He had opened the meeting, decfaring: “We here to honor our dead@———————————————————— ists, Rockefeller and his agents. There are two presumptions as to _ BROOKLYN. R. H. PO. how these men met death. One ts that they were the victims of the capitalists and their agents; another Is that they manufactured the bomb themselves to be used. “It Is the fault of the capitalists 1¢ they did manufacture that bomb, and I want to go on record that if they did do so then they were going to une it. “We are ready to do anything and everything In demand of our rights. I believe in resistance and all the results therefrom. ‘These men were murdehred in the cause of humanity. “As 1 said before, Rocket his class would stop at nothing. them it would mean only & few more cold blooded murders to their credit.” WORDS THAT BERKMAN MAY LATER REGRET. Then Berkman, who had the crowd hanging on his words, turned his at- tention to the police berating them for their compulsion of the cremation of Caron, Berg and Hanson and their refusal to permit a funeral parade or fo allow a display of the funeral urn loaded with the ashes of the dead “Reds.” Chief Inspector Schmittberger, who had lstened from the balcony of the cottage in the north end of the park, | commented as Berkman finished: “That speech was pretty hot stuff, Of course 1 won't take any action now unless it should be absolutely neces- sary, but there are stenographers in the crowd and this will be a case for warrants later.” Deputy Police Commissioner Rubin, Inspector Faurot and more than one hundred detectives heard Berkman's boasts and threats, but made no move to check him. “ET am anxious above all else ty avold trouble,” Commissioner Woods had sald, “You wil hear yourselves | > Hummel, Ib. Meyers, cf, Wheat, if. Cutshaw, 2b Stengel, rf Smith, 3b. Fischer, ¢ Pfeffer, p... Aitchison, p Dalton. . cocoto---noo H-Sco-ooNeNnon CooK eee neNneon Totals 4 Dalton batted for Pfeffer in 7th, Egan batted for Aitchison in ninth, CINCINNATI. vl eococecc ec on™ x 3 Slewourccco? Moran, rf... Herzog, ib Twombley, If. Niehoff, 3b Groh, 2b.. Derrick, ss Miller, cf Erwin, c.. | Ames, p alo-cnon-co? leunenew eloweuw=-wo=-3 aloon-cccooo™ 6 = Totals SUMMARY, irst Base on Kalls—Off Pfeffer, 1 Struck Out-—By Pfeffer, 8; by Ames, ft on Bases—Hrooklyn 5; Cin- Home Runs-—Erwin, Nie- ara, eal, Stolen Basex— Double Plays— oh to Derrick to rer, Wild Pita A Umpires—-Rigler and 1,800. | Herzow Ames, 2 Hart, Attenda FEDERAL LEAGUE, AT CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS— Continued on Second Page. EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES. BTRACK, Yonk: | 02000 a PIRE CITY RACE TRACK, You a Veale Y.. July U—The entries tor | CHICAGO— Monday are ax follsw 02000 _ HIWST RACE, “Twosearliss wilting: fhe t Natteries — Falkenberg and) Rari- uw lden; Land and Wils Umpires — Vansyekle and Anderson, > Mas! wal oy * vows) GERMAN LINER IN PERIL; wor! 250 PERSONS ABOARD aa Mag Holen Barbee Wi) BUENOS ATRES, 11.—The 42 | went Argentina, July Mendoza in a fox off German steamship aground Point has 257 people on board, to-day Mogotes on the Argentina wy | coast SI 1). including passengers and crew, and i! telegraphs by wireless that her post- tion is dangerous HF, ‘The Argentine gunboat Patria and ‘two tugs have gone to the assistance of the Mendoza, which ts lying about | five miles to the south of Cape Corrl- lentes, where there are many sunken life tours, | rocks near the shore. ‘The Mendoza, ‘le vessel of 2,804 tons net belonging CHANGEMEN WHIP CHICAGO SOX IN BATTING MATINEE! Westerners snd eo Four Pitchers Trying to Stop the High- ‘lander Sluggers. HIGHLANDERS. R. H.PO. A. EB. »-O ft ft ton oo 1 2 0 Hartzell, if. 22 3 0 0 Peckinpaugh, 204 85 0 Cree, cf.. 2 3 ft ft 0 Mullen, 1b.. o 1 8 0 0 Cook, 11 2 0 0 Sweeney, c 112 0 0 Boone, 2b. 3b . 1ot,t 40 Brown, p.. .. 0 0 0 1 0 Cole, p o 1 0 0 0 Total... 9 o27 4 «1 CHICAGO. R. H.PO. A. E. Tt 2 2 2 2 -@ 0 2 60 » 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 ft 0 0 1 3 12 4 0 oo 11 0 12 6 8 3 Breton, 3b.. o 100 0 Faber, p. ... 0 0 0 4 0 Russell, p 00 00 0 Benz,p -0 0 60 0 0 Cicotte, p. -0 0 0 3 0 Daly. ..cceeceeree 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ........... 4 8 2419 5 Daly batted for Benz in 7th, Summary: Off Cole, 2; First Base on Balls— Faber, Russell, Benz, Ci- cotte, 2. Struck Out—By Cole, 1; Faber, 1; Russell, 1; Benz, 1. Left on Bases—Highlanders, 3; Chicago, 4 Home Runs—Fournier. | Two-Base Hits—Weaver, Sweeney, Maisel. Sac- rifice Hit—Blackburn. Stolen Hases— Collins. Double Playa—Schalk to Blackburn; Maisel to Boone to Mul- len; Truesdale to Mullen. Passed Balls—Schalk. Wild Pitches—Russell, 2, Umpires--Hildebrand and Dineen. Attendance—10,0 Special to The Evening World,) POLO GROUNDS, July 11.—The White Sox drew a crowd of 10,000 this afternoon, but they wouldn't let the Highlanders hit at big Ed Walsh. (Continued on Sporting Page.) ieee INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, AT BUFFALO. FIRST Game, MONTREAL— 0120000° ‘ BUPFALO— 100000000—-1 Ratterles—Dale and Hawley; Ful- lenweider and Lalonge. SECOND GAME, MONTREAL— 1000000 BUFFALO— 0000000 Batteries—Miller and Madden; Mc- Connell and Btephens, AT BALTIMORE. NEWARK— o7o000000 — BALTIMORE— 20000000 Batteries—Mattern and Cottrell and MeAvoy, Wheat; AT ROCHESTER, TORONTO— 100310000—5 ROCHESTER— 30500000 —8 Ratteries—Hearne, Herbert and Kritchell; Hoff and Williams, AT JERSEY CITY. PROVIDENCE— 00000000 00--0 JERSEY CITY— 0000000001 Battertes—Bentley Williams and Tyle: - 1 and Kocher; * Speaker Sweet Im, a. ALBANY, July 11.—Speaker Thai- deus C. Sweet, who ts recovering from emetone rd ihe nS © to the Hamburg South American ap ae Seu Steamship Company, was built in 1894, an operation for appendicitis at @ local hospital, was resting easily to-day after [heaps rng eu bal ~ NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY iil, NATIONAL LE LEAGUE &T 8T. LOUIS— 0 00 3 pires—Quigley AT CINCINNATI— ‘ GIANTS 0 4 2 ST. LOUIS o 1 BROOKLYNS | LOSE o 0 0 Qo 1 0 Ratteries—Pfeffer, Aitcheson and Fisher; Ames and Erwin. —Rigler and Hart. 1 CINCINNATI. 3 2 0 0 0 orm “Mathewson and ew 8; Salleo, Griner, Steele and Wingo; if and Eason. AMERICAN LEAGUE ai NEW YO 0 3 0 3 1 Ratteries-—Faber, Sweeney. HIGHLANDERS WIN 2:3. 0 & 0 CHICAGO Russell, Benz, Cicotte and Schalk; Umpires—Hildebrand and Dineen, 000000 o- Brown, FEDERAL LEAGUE AT BROOKLYN— FIRST GAME. BROOKLYNS WIN Oo 1 #0 0 0 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH 0 000000 00- Batteries—Barger and Berry; Seaton and Land. Umpires Goecke! and Cross, 212 Oo 1 0 and Cross. EVENING WORLD RACE CHART SECOND GAME. BROOKLYN 2, 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH 1 u oO O- Batteries—Walker and wi Lafitte and Owens, Umpires—Goeckel| Humphricy and Bresnahan. Umpir Cole and 10 PAGES ce MEYERS’ SINGLE GAVE GIANTS LEAD | IN THE SEVENTH Champions Get Started Late in Game Against Cardinals— Marquard on Sick List. 5 x BATTING ORDER. New York. St. Louis. Reacher, ef. a ! , Magee, cf Dolan, If Snodgrass, rf, Miller, 1b. Fletcher, ss, Wilson, rf. Merkle, Tb, Meyers, ¢ Q| Stork. a Matthewson, p. Mallee, p. Umpires—Quigley and Kason, At- tendance, 15,000, 4 (Special to The Erening World.) ROBISON FIELD, 8T. LOUIS, Mi July 11.—-Rube Marquard to-day was ordered to bed with a bad case of ton- silitis, a fever of 108, and may be too (Continued on Sporting Page.) a NATIONAL LEAGUE. RGH, 1 PHILADELPHIA 10000 6) 00 0—1 Oo ante tll ‘00011100 -3 Batteries—Rixey and Killifer; Mam- aux and Coleman. Umpires—Klem and Emslle, AT CHICAGO. 8 BOSTON— 00202000 CHICAGO— 11000000 Batteries—-Rudolph and Whaling; Umpires 2 —Byron and Johnson, —_— AMERICAN LEAGUE, AT WASHINGTON. YONKERS, N. Y. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914. DETROIT: weak {itt Day of Empire City Jockey Club Meet r. 010000001—2 2a Piney Bast ares ad ere» emo agi cial erevaiena Indes, Starters, Batteries--Dauss and Stanage; Boeh- feng? . é ~ Joi 1, Wane! Margaret Mi ~~Gran! ite had never caught, force Tile Wilite broke Hist and mar rete doe Home, doe Roseatelt Wiibie foue the ninniag nul ntianting’ Wilbite, Betray. $400 added: jon easily; plac ling and Henry, Umpires-Kagan and Evans. AT BOSTON. CLEVELAND— 000100200—3 hem | BOSTON— 10020010 —4 Batteries Mitchell and O'Neill; Ruth . jand Carrigan, Umpires—Connolly and fats Note the tatioed Meridian, in in air toh drive, 248 HW yCe oe 236 TH} ne net, Somes Biter end, Mempik had ? shoved 4 good perf 337 SIXTH BAC % 237 oat 4 AB Ott 8.0. . Piting Yer (2am, Pe Pregree¢ L180" Rel ts rete of finn “pele Rese, oft ol Frei tie final err Tevples beet: off badly. ran 2% om a 5 jengtia in nin to the a Teaciie tot (iresinn; a mat a Bit i ran fair ih the bent? mevor in title fret rong, as did Helep Weary Youken Handieap q hm, Star Waitaey. Time, Thre Tn frome aad ed il th “EE et thet tum, we iy ona a, Ae " we lap, no came from fs sm hack Reensis G2.00; Uwe jearolds val id, Wow, tani Hite tae place driting, Winner, b, i om tert go “rine, 1 was in 4 & Hazeano’ bew en. Higih W. Taylor as OSs 6 ears so" Huston w fe 4 MoCahiey’ Ab Marco. 4 185 16 Timer * Winner be “ueard; one & by Hamburg fee he we sin and selling; $100 adled Start goat Winner, ch, m, ne mie and « ais | at te he atreich, f. by Voter by Jucenal- : | O'Loughlin, AT PHILADELPHIA, FIRST GAME, ST. LOLIS— wil) ATHLETICS— 0001200000003 Batteries — Wetlman, Baumgardner Sh.) and Crossin; Shawkey and Sebang Umpires—Chill and Sheridan SECOND GAME, $T. LOUIS— 100 ATHLETICS— 002 _ ™ir) Batteries — James and Agnew: Davis and Lapp. Umpires—Chill and an, | Sheridan, —_—— FEDERAL LEAGUE. AT BALTIMORE. FIRST GAME, BUFFALO— ot BALTIMORE— 10100000 -2 Ratteries-Krapp and Blair; Quinn and Russell, Umpires MeCormick and Cusack SHOOND Gar, BUFFALO— 0100 - Ady } | BALTIMORE o110 | Batterles—Anderson und Lavigne; | Smith and Jacklitsch, Umptres—Cu- Wa, | mack and McCormick, AT 87. Louis. KANSAS CITY- 00000210 0—3\h vous af os Carman, 'Pime, Lig aa a 5 ae : 6 oo i tavioe 10, " 2 Be 7 4 we ry 4% és grind challenge fron the way, 7 aw | ST. LOUIS— PRICE ONE “OENT. LAWYER FOR CARMANS ACCUSES DETECTIVES OF KIDNAPPING MAID Prosecutor Not Worried About Dis- appearance, Practically Con- firms Report That Third “Eye- Witness” Has Been Found. MRS. CARMAN TAKES FULL CHARGE OF THE DEFENSE 200010000001-4 100000000-1) 01 200030, —6 tent Sifts All the Testimony, Picks Out the Weak Spots and Suggests New Points to Lawyer. ‘A third eye-witness to the murder of Mrs. Florence Bailey on the © night of June 30 in the office of Dr. Carman at Freeport has been dise covered and questioned by District-Attorney Smith and will go the Grand Jury on Tuesday. This was learned ‘by an Evening World reporter to-day and brought to the attention of the District-Attomey. He was surprised that the information had got beyond his office and at first was disposed to make a denial. But the fact was so well estdblished that he finally made this statement: “1 don't want to authorize such cement, bat I wilh say that if you make {t you wi:l not be far from the truth.” The name and sex of this witness are concealed. The witness is come sidered more important than Bardes and the man Farrell who are i Mineola Jail under bond, ee EEE, BROOKFEDS. —~—. SECOND GAME. BROOKFEDS. R. H. PO. In connection with the admier”: sion of the District-Attorney that he has another eye-witness under cover it ie considered significant that Celia Coleman, the negre ' maid, whose testimony in the in- quest at Freeport was questioned by the District-Attorney, has die- appeared, and that the, District Attorney does not appear te be | worried by that fact. He sald te- day that Celia C jan would be a witness before the Grand Jury, and he felt sure her testimeny would be interesting. That the disappearance of Cella 9! Coleman is & mater of profound ime O|terest to the defense was evidenced 0) this afternoon when Mr. Levy, Mra 0} Carman’s counsel, gave out a heated -|@cousation to the effect that the 0|Burns detective agency has kids |apped the young negress. “I have every reason to believe,” sald Mr, Levy, “that the Burne de: tectives had kidnapped Cella Coles man and therefore I would not be surprised at any statement appears ing to emanate from her. This trielt is #0 contemptible that I do not wish to associate the District-Attorney or any of his staff with it. This deaple- able effort is characteristic of what may be expected of the Williaa 4 Burns Detective Bureau.” Mr. Levy was greatly onercinl He refused to say when Cella Coles man left the Carman house in Frees Totals 24 14 6 port but tt Is belteved she got away Rerry batted for Walker in 9th, | Yesterday, District-Attorney Smith pose gree en evs he talked to her this afternoom i} | | Cooper, If. . Myers, Ib. Shaw, cf. Evans, rfe.e.....++ Hofman, 2b..... Weaterzil, 3b eccoo®™ [coke -ces. i= sseces.= = nm-wcucecco” S o! = oe PITTSFED: A 2 Lennox, 3b. Rheims, 3b... McDonald, 2b. H. Bradiey, 1b. =—=2co--cdO Walker, p Berry... lecooooconccoon Cex Sone uwevwoo-> ~loe-w----ccox e!leu--cecouc-ceo® and he denied she was kidnapped.> * “| SMITH SAYS NEW WITNESSE® STRENGTHEN HIS CASE. Besides the new eye-witnesses, Mg, Smith says he has three or four other witnesses whose evidence will strengthen his case before the Grand Jury, ‘There is more decision and age | Hon about the course of the Nassaa | County authorities in the Freeport Oe eet | murder mystery to-day than these Ppe at oantie s olitieal nion where she has been at any previous stage @f ae axain to assume direction of the | ing investigation. TATOL. campaign. «| Almost completely recovered trem LONDON, July 11—Ill and weak from | the effects of a huni strike | wt under the cat | Pank by amen, hep DERM RAaWs Mrs. Pri, hep T, ‘who rushed | taken personal charge o! ee ifs the statesman it he lett the train | renyo and from her cell pee pes ghparere ip dr ys = face | Jail 1s directing the ‘ou cur! her unsel and reurer of saute jae are he’ (