The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1914, Page 1

PRIOR ONE CENT. ay by he New 1“ Ctroalation Books Open to An”| The Press Fabia rork Wi wed ae 1914. AT PITTSBURGH— GIANTS LOSE 0 00000 0 0 | CALLSFOR HELP =|, PITTSBURGH , ARAN PRATES (} T00L WORKS CASHIER — Batterien—Demaree, Fromme and Meyers; Harmon and Gibson oe eT ee " .|Pires—Ryron and Johnson, wy : i | Massachusetts, With Hundreds scuneoane: Timely Work With Bat Gave monica Aboard, Goes Smoking Up Gl ag A Giants Score in First ' Y, in DI elevator to the top of the shaft and Snak: Diva x and Tay Got Two Other Youths in Plot, kept it there while the assault was the East River. 1 Oo 1 | ’ and Third, Who Did the Work, and [committed eto PIT TSBURGH = Got Away With $750. of No. 281 Hudson street, who was|FIREBOATS TO HER AID.J}O OF QOF 2 1 S) FIRST GAME. es i ~ arrested on information given by} innate ats Batterien—Mathewson and eval sur, and Coleman, Umpires—| NEW YORK. Dr. Otto Schmits of No, 413 Hudso Byron and Lincoln. | . ; -jeqy | Boulevard, Hoboken, an interne at/Djiscovered Ablaze as Sh ‘ | R. H.PO. A. i INNOCENT MAN TAKEN. | pciig?ue who was passing the build-| Wee 82) ene ApeuTexeos |Beschervef........0 0 1 0 | ing at the time of the robbery and Rounds the Batfery Afte Doyle, 2b 0 0 2 3 ; [who sald Fitspatrick had acted as : Ue Aner BROOKLYNS LOSE Burns it 9 0 2 0 0} Edward Hefferman Held Up) “took-out.” Leaving Pie Robertson, rf......0 0 1 1 0) : eaving Pier, . The building in which the assault 00000 Oo 2 0 (OO - 2 4 ¢ 3 | As He Returned from Bank | 4nd robbery took gay ae es i amnion aa 6 | Merkle, 1b. .0 2 8 0 aay, northeast corner of Spring and] unt ag the steamer Masnachusetta CHICAGO Meyersye.cc000 0 6 1 With Funds for Pay Roll, | Greenwich streets. The Blair con-| 01) Fo storn Steamship line round Stock, 3b 0 0 it * Jcern occupies the fourth and ffth| 0) |i" Tine ec atersonnt® O 2 0 2 0 0 0 a 4 | Stock, WW lofts, Mr. Hefferman, who 19 forty oe een aan regular tine Batteries—Atchison, Brown and McCarty: Lavender anc Presnahan. | pemaree 5. ; ‘ ‘ 3 4 Edward Hefferman, ier and| five years old and lives at No. 610) 7 Oo on, was wen to be on fire, |Umpires—Klem and Emalie, | Fromme, p. | West One Hundred and Seventy-sev- | Fi " + Snodgrass -O 10 0 0 bookkeeper of tie Blair Toul, Machine | onth street, entered the employ of the ID ves soluwitis. Ae amcke theuea Grant -0 0 0 0 0 and Pattern Works, at No. 523 Green- | firm five weeks ago, coming from an- ‘ond 0 mM 1 ee ie oe ee | r rt wich street, was attacke’! by two men, other concern at an increase in sal- from her port aide, She kept steady A ER CAN LEAGUE | Totale......0..005 0 6 24 363 lary. He i said by F. H, Peterman, |? her way, to the amazement of on- e snw York In the hallway of the loft building | oo cor of the Blair shop, to be «| !0okers, until she reached the Brook- a Sma Snodgrass batted for Demaree in Sth. shortly before noon to-day, knocked | Cuteeat, reliable man. ; ish Bridge, Neecine onesee her owe HIGHLANDERS WIN Grant batted for Stock in sth, senseless with an iron bolt wrapped | ig STRUCK ON THE HEAD WITH | *treams playing on the flames, which re) Oo 2 fe) 1 PITTSBURG, in a newspaper, and robbed of a black HEAVY IRON BAR. seemed to be below. 5 R. HPO. A. B. bag containing », the weekly pay As was his weekly custom, Mr.| Going under the bridge she ST. LOUIS. 1 2 60 0 roll of his firm; his waioh and chain, | Hefferman went to the Coal & Iron pees aay eee for herwcunee e o 10 j! ] some papers and a small sum his| Exchange Bank, No. 143 Liberty raidthhiihretierredliaded a feinbbeN hl aueitecld _— ® @ 2473-8 own money. He is now in St. Vin- | street at 11.80 o'clock to-day and|from New York and Brooklyn sta- 0 he es bes oe 4, > tawell 2 01440 5 Hoxpital, sufferiis from con- | drew §760 with which to pay off the | tions steamed quickly to her and shot t bh oll a » Jenking; Caldwell and | oer iy 00700 streams of water into the smoking|Nunamaker, Umpir hill_and Connolly. Ys cussion of the brain and scalp sixty-eight employees. He boarded |streams of water into tt 0 critica tb anvtaleeine Jim Kelly, 10300 wounds, an Eighth avenue open car and rode | "'0, a ake > , 0 0 Four hours iater Dolnick Casen-| up to Hudson aad Spring astreets| More streams were thrown hich FEDERAL LEAGUE es cea & tino, the sixteen-year-old elevator] Where he got off, walking east in and allowed to shower the decks, bess 5 ‘ boy, who lives at No. 127 West Hous-| 5bring street to Greenwich. where the passengers could be seen AT PITTSBURGH— Harmon, p. .0 0 0 8 28 eee : The two doors leading to the ele-| juddied together, but giving no in ----- ton street, confessed to Acting Capt./ vator shaftand @ stairway communi. | AU00i00, CRU neT at Acie FIRST GAME. | Total 38523 09 1 Tunney, according to the captain, that |catingwith the upper part of the bh i tees eeeeeees 2 hai had Fi re) the sobbsry with two] building are always open in warm| After ten minutes work by the 2BROOKLYNS WIN | - youths whose names he gave to the! Weather. He idaee f aban BN Baer fireboats the steamer got under head- 2 2 lee - SUMMARY, Pare police, that he had given them the|inea small black bag. he found a| @¥ asain and crossed under the o- 7 4 Firat Base on Halle Of Demaree, signal when he saw the cashier ap- proaching, and that he had run his (Continued on Second Page.) \ EVENING WORLD RACE CHART Track hee Fick ial fe reride 268 1 on Bart ee Shinot YONKERS, N. Y., SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1914. Seventh Day of Empire City Jockey Club Meet! Weather Clear. five and a furtongs ace same,” Winger b. by Star Hutwell Hurliogame: [ateirtoer HIRD RACE— ot 8" age aan att fad into room tn ‘te atreteh, =e of, Won driving, place same, Tims ih | Shotton, cf....+.+. Davies Mansy.) Sumter aes 3 Wat mn tigi. quarters sears pring Water Weélley's slowing very creditable. Robert 300 widel; thivesearoide and upwan}; Winner, bh, by Broomstick aval = y aadually | five apd « 2 4 Piety eee NO 100 100 10 ‘Pinkie Rell” best one mil ® dularte Winners beg. by Wonle Receivers for Rat FORT SMITH, Ark., July 18—On ap- pileation of Willlam P, Riley of New York the Kansas City Raligead, with headquarter 5 | Caldwell, p... <j | Totals... * aclet” hia one "| To 7 _| Peckinpaugh. bridge with a fireboat on either side Playing upon her. She proceeded slowly up the river at 5.45 P. M., aa if intent upon con- tinuing hi royage. —_— HIGHLANDERS, HIGHL ANDERS. F =e z of > Boone, 2b....... Hartzell, If Peckinpaugh, ss... Cree, cf.. Mullen, 1b. Cook, rf..... Nunamaker, ¢ Maisel, 3b ecocecoscce-™ Slew-scou-s YP wleo-wonoco-F EE A cee Austin, 3b . Pratt, 2b C. Walker, If.. Leary, Ib jams, rf. Hamilton, P.. Mitchell, p.. . E, Walker, ‘| Howard z looonuensovoweeD? hen loonnonnoe-nowP? 1 m -!lececcoco-coccoocel nloccoce-Sco-ce IS... 2417 E, Walker batted for Hamilton in 8th, Howard batted for Lavan in 9th, Off Hamilton Caldwell, 4; by Highland- Kirst 7. Struck out Hamilton, 2. Left on bases ers, 6; St. Louis, 4. Sacrifice Hits— Boone, Nunamaker, Stolen Base— Wild Pitches—-Hamilton 2. Umpives—Chill and Connolly, At. tendance, 16,000. base on balls By Tien Fa Lie = =f i! OR DESCRIPTION OF GAME : SEE SPORTING PAGE. 5 ———.—_ — H NATIONAL LEAGUE, AT CINCINNATI, Fa Bl tase ait | BOSTON— Ato eter con 1000220 ‘ond, Ark. was placed in the hands of re. | CINCINNATI~ jeeivers to-day. aie road tx capitalized 0001001 is Memphis |2as JB. Felker, President, Ang Ol) pera Huda ane mays jsman, "4 | Am d Erwin, Umpires— y ot Roavre, ‘ecivern. aera baad aye Gnd Rasom, pires—Quigiey 0 090 0 0 —MeCormick and Cusack, Batteriea— Seaton and Land; Walker, LeClair and Roberts. PITTSBURGH mon, 3. Left on Bases Oo Pittsburgh, 6. Three- 0) 1 o- 1 | Viox. Bacritice Hits U ion, Rescher, Double Playa—Stock mpires| tq Doyle to Merkle. Hit by Pitcher— | By Demaree (Viox), Umpires—By- SECOND GAME, BROOKLYN Struck Out—By Demaree, 4; by Har- ron and Johnson. Attendance, 16,000. SECOND GAME. 10 PAGES off Fromme, 1.| PRICE ONE CENT. =F rT! | AM NOT GUILTY OF BAILEY SHOOTING,” MRS. CARMAN REPEATS = -+-—- —- — “Case Is a Frame-Up,” She Tells The Evening World; “These Private Detective Agencies Wovld Do Anything to Secure a Conviction.” }\ONLY FEAR, SHE SAYS, IS OF PERJURED TESTIMONY ‘Sorry She Did Not Slap An Ac- cusing Detective In the Face As She Did a Nurse. Mrs. Florence Carman talked with an Evening World reporter to» day tt the parlor of her home at Freeport, a few feet from the spot where Mrs. Louise Bailey was shot down eighteen days ago. Except when the tragedy was mentioned in a definite way, Mrs. Carman was quite cool and collected. Once during the interview, when the actual shooting was called to mind, she became nervous and the conversation was switched \by Dr. Carman. Mrs. Carman wore a blue morning wrapper and a white morning cap trimmed with lace under which could be seen the impressions of |curl papers. Her stockings were of lace net and she wore black slippers. She is a very tall woman—almost six feet+—slender and perfectly formed. | She has wonderfully clear and cold grayish blue eyes and has a way of looking directly at the person with whom she is talking. Her gaze ts steady and unwinking and she does not deny that she has cultivated it. “I can stare anybody out of countenance,” she remarked at one stage of the interview. 1 1200000%i1— 5) BATTING ORDER. Mrs. Carman sald she was glad to PITTSBURG nears | tenet weer oe H Dovle, Mowrey, 4b. BROOKLYN was in jail she worried about her Burns, If Warn | 10102000 — =A Brndgrans, rt. Vion | ; mother, who ts quite ill. ; a: | Fletcher, Konetchy, 1b. | “Doubtless the doctor was glaa to Batteries—Lafitte and Owens; Dickson and Kerr, Umpiren--Cuna : Ke | and McCormic' Tapineer-Cluapek Merely, 3. Raat BROOKLYN get you back,” suggested the inter- | Grant, 8b. - er an, & BSO% H. PO. Ak viewer, | Mathewson, p Mamaux,. p. . HPO. a. B/S ; AMERICAN "AN LEAGUE, Umpires—-Byron and Lincoln +0 0 3 2 0] “He ought to be,” she reptied, sheets i 0 0 S$ O- O/|!n& a glance at her husband. fe aT PHILADELPHIA, Spertal to The Frening World.) Meyers, ct. 0 0 0 0 0} “Yes, I've burned up a lot of gas- CHICAGO— FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURGH, "| tee 1000000 Pa, July 18.--Mathewson was ordered Moen Mt 8 ‘ A : ; SINS: FIGING: AGE to) MAbRSIR Re SECOND GAME 4 0 O— 144 the fring tine in the mecond battle, | “utshaw, 1 2 0] back,” remarked the doctor, smilingly. i. ATHLETICS— Mamaux, who was driven out of the | Hummel, 1 1 1 2 0} “Never mind, my dear,” said Mra, BKOOKFEDS, 00100300 — 4 nox by the De ‘5, went in agatast | Smith, 3b. Oo t 2 1 6]Carman, “My board didn't cost any- R. H.PO. A. E Batteries Walsh and Schal > “Rig Six.” McCarty, c. . © 0 8 I. O; thing.” (0 2 2 6 Ofand. Lapp. Umpires Beers ark) FIRST INNING Reacher fouled | Aitchison, p-....., 0 0 0 1 O|ONE OFFER MADE TO SIGN A 1 2 19 0 0| Baan. out to Koney. Doyle doubled to lett |g, 0000 (0 $50,000 BOND. 2 sift SECOND GAME, centre. Burns out, Wagner to Konoy, | Brown, P- | Mrs. Carman said she was a mem- 0 1 3 ¥ 0} CHICAGO— | Doyle advancing to third. Snodgrass 0 0 0 0 0; ber of the Mathodist Ghurch/ee Fame valhed. Snodi tole second and ----—-=- , a 10 00 0 OO 0100 1/00) Gas ig) MUNSE) MORERTRRE SES sesune ane x . | port. Mer pastor, Rev. Paul Cures, . 1 ot t ft Ol ArHLetics | (Continued on Sporting Page.) 2 3 24 10 O/caited on her after the tragedy im Westerzil, 3b 1242 0 30100100 —5 ——i baited for Aitchison in Sth jher home, All her neighbors have Holt, s8..... 0 0 2 2 3] Ratterios——Cicot CHICAGO. |been very kind, Mrs, Carman sald. Owens, c -0 1 S 1 Oj der and Schang. Umpires PITTSBURGH PROTESTS R. H.PO. A, E,|She showed a letter from George Lafitte, p. 1 2 0 1 0} PYAns oe Leach, ct 0 ft 2 6 6 | Canalizo, a Mexican resident of Free- (a oa AT WASHINGTON, THE 21-INNING GAME Goof ef. 8 of tg 9 Dott: in which he and his wite offerea Totele....sse005. 8 U1 27 7 3} CLEVELAND— Yo ato 7 t2 #2 on her bond for $60,000 i PITTSFEDS. 030000000~—3) em) OR Hlereigies r lnk bn Ee \2 2 ’ ‘arman repeated a statement R. HPO. A, E. WASHINGTO N= | Declares Umpire Byron Exceeded) scnuite, it. 0 0 1 0 0) she made when talking to newspaper Jones, It. 2 24 0 0] | 10 Q 20002 — 5) His Authority in Calling Wag- | Sweeney, 2b: 0 0 2 4 O{men tast night—that she feared @ Savage, rl -1 2 000 jatteries orton) and = Rasaler; Derrick, ss. 0 0 § 3 0 nse would be “framed up" against Aye id He Ump: Noug! oO « nte ce. : " Oakes, ct ot too 4 ol free ane | hime mpires--Olough: | ner Out for Interterence. mresnabance, 1 - 4 0 O her, She loses no opportunity te Rheims, 3b -o 1 120 |. prPTHBURGH, July 18—The Pitts. | Lavender, p 1003 call attention to the fact that William AT BOSTON, ; | i . H.Bradley,1b.....0 0 12 1 0] petRoiT— | burgh Club to-day protested yester- | ---- -|? nr ee cape vad oy ee Lewis, 2b. 9 1 3 § 1900010100000 day's twenty-one-inning game with | Totals..... 4 @ 27 12 Llscve that the private detectives toed ll . h : : HI BOSTON— | New York on the ground that Umpire | SUMMARY | bulld up a case against her om per Dickson, “oo 1 #@ 0 919901000000 Byron went beyond bis authority in| Virst Base on Balla—Off Aitchison, | Jured evidence, \eDoneld 0 0 OO Ol: Matteries=-Dubuc and stanage;| calling Wagner out in the sixth Ine |¢ Str Outen Auch fi] Po. you: Astaallyt ‘Beleve” mae McDonald. 9) Shore and Cady, Umpires—Dineen| ning, The ball had been lont at third |DY Watrenden, 34 by Hrown. sayy PaFIA: SAE. ©. SetecHYS (om) Nam cone ewe man: wer RAG RNETIGA a naG Wagner slid inte the bags sn (on, dieaea—Brooklyn, 4 E or more detectives would de- 5 ee aK. Three-Hise Hit--Hunr Pelirmervbainreatc Tou +4 0 27 18 1 the excitement Wagner duated his|Hits—Sinith, Leach, perjured simanoe McDonald batted for Rheims in 9th. NATIONAL LEAGUE. éisihen and auddenli aatted:for home: Hit—Hum viet you janens ot noting to SUMMARY. ane : : Hehulte, Double Pays Hummel to ever of Mra Bailey? Pissh tase ch Gate OM tania 4; AT 8T. Louis, Aa he legged along the base line) icity to Smith to Omara. Wild she responded emphat: Dickson, 1. Struck Out—By Latitte, | PHILADELPHIA the ball dropped from his clothes | pirch—Brown. Hit hy Piteher—By hose private detectives 14; Dickson, 3, Left on Bases —Bic } 302000 — jand Umpire Byron declared him out ender (Culshaw. Cvapi Kew | vould do an One at i feds, 8; Pittateds, 7, Three-Base Hits! st, LOUIS— for interference. Wagner 1 he |tnd Ematie, Attendance 7,500, er inera tnd ne of then ee Shaw, Rheim, Cooper, Two-Base “9 1 p 01 o Pe proline Hite Lafitte. Hally. Brerifice tiles 302000 Hid not know that he had the ball. | FOR DESCRIPTION OF GAME} fuve within three feet of mine and Oakes, Hol, Holly. Shaw, Rheims! Ratteries—Alevander and Killifer;| ‘The Glants declared that the ball, SEE SPORTING PAGE, ltold me he was golag to get ame, Ses Stolen Bases—Myers, Oakes, Umpires|Steele and Wingo. Umpires -Hart| When thrown to Stock at third, te —— ‘ooked me right in the eye, but ¥ @idm'r —McCormick and Cusack. Attend-|and Rigler. bounced beneath Wagner's arm and SUMMER Ke h 4 i y's oer sa “aie quail as tho newspapers sad, T Hdmi ts ance—2,000, ee that the “Flying Dutchman” held it “oe mt ‘e ‘4 there until certain that he would, Birovran ioe coi pry To 5; {at him unl by dropped. FOR RIPTION OF GAME'FOR OTHER SCORES SEE SPORT. | reach home plate, Umpire Byron eup-| a ie ns ulate Lo*bontie could have ; be SPORTING PAGE, ING PAGE, ported the New York club. Ps hse can stare a