RED SOX WIN TITLE IN 10TH
Bullet Broke Rib of Roosevelt; He is Doing Well
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c.nM; iijfcjjmm NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1912.
GIANTS GO TO PIECES JEROME IS SUMMONED
IN FINAL INNING AND AS A BECKER WITNESS:
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BY BULLET LOCATED IN CHEST
STATE CLOSES CASE
Photograph of John Schrank
Taken in Milwaukee Prison
Wretched Fielding in Last Half of; Mrs. Rosenthal, Widow of Slain Gam-
Tenth Inning Behind Matty
Let Hubites Tie and
Then Go Ahead.
bier, Swears Lieutenant Told Her
He Had to Raid Husband's Place
to Save Himself
BOSTON CLUB BOYCOTTED,
ONLY 6,000 SEE GAME
THREE WITNESSES SAY
BECKER VISITED ROSE.
Snodgrass's Muff of Engle's Fly j One Declares He Saw the Alleged
Causes Defeat of McGraw's Men
Alter Hair-Raising Battle.
score:
giants. .
BOSTON,
0
0
SY INNINGS
0 1 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0
0
1
2-
Collector of Graft Pass Money
to Prisoner on Two Occasions.
GIANTS.
RED SOX.
It. II. PO. A. B. R. H. TO. A. B.
Devore, rf i 1 .1 n 0 Hcoper, rf... . 0 0 3 0 0
Doyle, 2b 0 0 1 B 1 Yerke, 2b.. . . 12 0 3 0
Snodgr's, cf. . 0 14 11 Speaker.cf. . . 0 12 0 1
Murray, If 12 3 0 0 Lewis. If 0 0 1 0 (
Merkle, lb... 0 1 10 0 0 Gardner, 3b.. 0 114 1
Herzog, 3b... 0 2 2 10 Sfahl.lb 1 2 15 0 1
Meyers, c 0 0 4 0 Wugner. ss... 0 13 4 2
Fletcher, ss.. . 0 12 3 0 Cady. c 0 0 5 1 0
Sharer, ss ... 0 0 0 u 0 Bedient, p... . 0 0 0 1 0
Maihewson, p. 0 1 0 2 0 Wood, p 0 0 0 2 0
JMcCormick .0 0 0 0 0 'Hendrickson 01000
tEngle 1 0 0 0 0
Totals J 9 x29 13 2 Totals ... . 3 8 30 15 5
t Batted i"'1 Fletcher in ninth. Betted for Bedlent In seventh.
aVwo out w leti wli nlng ru:i wai t on tBattfd for Wood in tenth.
Baoe Hit, i it Uetkowo m, ' . off Bed tent, I in ; Inning; off Wood, :t: flrt t.
..n ball", off Matkoweon, 5 oft lledlent, I; otl Wo d, left on i'awa. New York,
emetoft, ; itruck out, i.v Math ew eon. ! ' Bedient, Ii hv Wood, li two$aao
ti la, Murraj it), Heraov, Oardner, lienriokeon, Utah!; etolen haw, Devore.
HOW THE GIANTS LOST THE SERIES.
TENTH ItlrfiVa Siioriffrnaa waa ont on n bounder to Wood. After taking
two atrlkee, ntviiny vole-l a lcn-j drlvo Into the left field cleachere (or two
bttn sferale amaebert n cl&v.i double into centra, Bending- Murray horn
with a ran. Thie net te New York crowd win. Hersca atruck oat, after (onl
ine; off two hot ones. It v up to Chief Meyers now. Wood knocked down
a auiaeh from Mc.'cie tkat nke a t.nlltt, and recovered the ball In time
to throw the Chle' out at firat. TWO HITS. OWE BUH.
Bng-lr went In to lit (or Wood. He lifted an eaay (ly to centra, but Snod
rvaea mnfl'ert the hall foff a terrible error, and Entf took aacoad. Hooper
kimaj two f'lule and then flle-l our to BnodH re.ee. Yerkea cot a base on balls and
it waa up to Sneaker to eftve the day lor Bneton. He lilted an eaay foul fly that
(ell eefe betwoan Merkle and Meycra Speaker then aluffled Into rlffht. aend
ina; Seal home for Ihe tying" run. Lewie walked end filled the baaea. Gardner
(Ued to rierore nod Terksa arorad the winning: run. OHB HIT. TWO HUW If.
hornier District-Attorney William T. Jerome appeared this atternoon
at the cxttioiviinary term u the Supreme Court where Police l ieutenant
1 1 Charles Becker is on trial before Justice Golf for the murder of Herman
1 Rosenthal. Mr. Jerome announced that he had been -uhpoenocJ for
the defense and would be an important witness,.
It Is understood that Jerome is to he used to Impeach the testimony
of Jack Hose and Vallon as to the whereabouts of Hecker at a certain
lime. Jerome Is expected to sweat thai Becker was in his company at
the hour mentioned.
Lite this afternoon the Prosecutor announced that his case was
closed. John P. Mclntyre at once made the customary motion to dismiss
the Indictment and to have ihe Court Instruct the jurv to acquit the de
fendant. Mrs. Rosenthal, widow of the -lain gambler, testtitied .it the morn
ing session and endured the ordeal without giving way to her emotions.
John P. Mclntyre, Becker's 'counsel, confined his cross-examinalion
of Mrs. Rosenthal within a narrow scope after she had testified to the
details of ihe defendant's raid on Rosenthal's gambling house and his
statement to her that it "had to be either him or Herman" and that he
could not, therefore, avoid making the raid, she also brought in the
alleged Becker investment of SI, 500 in her husband's resort.
GENTLE IS HIS CROSS-EXAMINATION.
Mr. Mclntyre was as gentle as ;'. cross-examiner could be in hi, hand
ling of ihe widow and as she calmly, in ,i .scarcely audible yel impassive
voice, replied V him she looked him squarely in the eye and anvered"
quickly and without hesitation. While the strain upon the widow's nerves
was apparent in her chalky pallor her poise was anuziflgl) tranquil and
there was not an instant w hen .she was ,,, )vrttYi master o her voi-e
BY BOZEMAN BULGER.
(MftevtaJ to The Hvenlnff World.)
PKN'WAY PARK, Boston. Oci l. -The Rod Box won the worlU'a
tliaapkmahlii from iiio aian-la tola afternoon in an extra inning name by
a acorc of :'. to 2,
A moat wretched oihlultlun of Balding on the part of the cianiH waa
rajaonalbla for the defeat Matheweon pitched luperh hail and ciiouui
hare had a shut out, liut his team mates went to pieces behind In the lint
hslf of the lentil
enodareei muffed an "any
coatee when Ragle went in
: Utter. Hopper waa all eaaj
hen walked IVrki i s i
have been retire! nti an ta
lly ball in
,1M 11 pllH'h
ut. Matin
s .. titer should
i eal pop
i a allowed the
i hem, Thai gave
'! aild '! i"r,' nil'
thai - ion l Rnite
hut ilerltlu uiul W
ball to ilf. I IW( ii
Hpankei- atl' tber ' M
a. alngh lahl
Wttk til" tv il . :
la ti i.i-i dee .1,11 Matty
walked Uewla in eel thnneo
for a p'fii'! loiilde dti, liui Uard
uer drove ,i I t B' ! I'tv and
Verfcea heal the iliron i the platA
Alter ha VlllN PUI "" i heaullful
xotae of ball even liinli rn liia
Olaata made wietehed iinili li
rag really iMttiietie to eei Mutij i
nt take thla kind uiipo 1 nl'p
,ntr pitL'h,a .i i" "Pi .ii name,
At a matter .r ' ' the Bret i in
a oo red by the Moa ae a elfi ai it re
s ilicl from a pe' i y f 1 1 : n tafa ie
itveea rietcber, Murrey and vnodra(a.
Bit
Th
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earn
attend'tnee tvaa the moai
in the ;iNi.,i' of baeebeJl
.t.
i .if them eould have , auuht
i.ui i of Ekteton praetleally hoy
l id,. itd s.ix, end the deciding
f li e wnrld'a erlea In point 01
nmjtleta froai
Clfteen niln-
aftei
ruin,
I ' nlor.
began tliere wer.'
apeotatore In the
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Htt hefofu pie
mm,' t inn MO
rendeinnd, and trt per
were rroai N w Vork, The htiae el
era w eii-hall' Hlie I ,ml
four boee n're oeenptod,
Win n the Sox look i ii' Held r
peart) n ethe entire urowd, eouiltli
frandetanil, bleaobtn and ataadl
roum on the Held, eould !' Ilbvi I"
more than '. , And th!. la a II
erel tatimate. The itoeton plav'i
feii On rebuke of ih" manag1 i
keenly boiieuee ibey are made to hi)
fee aomeiblng for whloti ihey ere n
i . blame. They a righi down
t knitting, howeeti-, ,,n.i pre par
(Continued eu (eveath rue.j
and bearing,
The moat Important evldenci
Mr , Raaanthal left th- eiaiul
tram iii- Hue of Bernard Rudtgal
waiter formorly employed at t
Hqnaro Hotel. II" told of 'requenl
iijectinee in the hotel lael iprlng be
tween nwe and Backer and of I tie
paaatna of awney by Hoae, the cir
deelared aiaft eolleotor, to the police
lieutenant and c.iicf of ihe Mtronti
Arm Squad.
WITNESSES TELL OF BECKER'S
VISITS TO ROSE.
Other wltneme who prooodod lluill
grr teatine.1 that the defendant as a
frequent vleltor at Roee'a home Juriin;
iiiiM period, and that he had breakfaat
with itoe Kiinom every mornlag,
The defenae SOU Id do nothing With
:'iene erltneeaee n eroea.examlnetlon,
end In the of young girl em
nloyed as j. mala In H home Mr.
t !i-j- i M' lnteio not bum ti.t -ret of it ana
e.i i I only ruoceeded In empheeieWi the
t'oung womntt'e leatimony.
Mra, neeientliol pal 1
walked rory ilowly to Ha wtttieea .- ini
and drew ; U eeveral II m 1 hefon iho
taut bar ban i en ihe if. ani w
wotn. Her plump run "re a
c-'.ia'.'.;.. pa li wbleli ""' '
t ... rr..tiei t her full !' w. n- ' anvj
cell eae irawi er -. .... 1 In nun
?(;.!, do ., ii act.
it l ghu ,. i aiiawei n
wore
1,11 k
i Bentntenti
MAN BEGINS
iiio imniij
the exum
fare, while her Iuib..
un exproaalon of niii.j
WIDOW OF SLAIN
HER STORY
Mre. Roeentbal took iar oath
""i ""' v ace, ana mvn
if tSIIUan Roeentbal. Then
.rairion oy Aaa.a'ant L:tr,. ...
" .-.-.noriu-;.
Mum waa begun,
Q. Were yu th, wife of Herman
Roeenthalf a. Tee, air.
Q. Where aid u iiv,. a At No :m
weet rorty.flfth ureet.
g. Uld lie keep a gambllag houa.
there? A. Yej.
. Whtre did you flret aee fiieat.
Becker. A. Thankaclvlng; evening
at the BUM Club. Ufa. Backar'
my hnaband, X,lent. Becker and
myaaif iero tliere.
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Discovery Complicates Surgical Case,
but Doctors Declare Wound Will
Quickly Heal and Patient's
Condition Is Excellent.
WIFE AT HIS BEDSIDE
NOW THE CHIEF NURSE
Roosevelt Spent Restful Night, Ate
Hearty Breakfast and Fear of
Infection Now Seems Remote.
(Special to The eeatfljg World.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 16. The news leaked out this afternoon
that the fourth rib of Col. Roosevelt's right side is fractured.
This is the rib which received the full force of the bullet fired
by Schrank. the would-be assassin, in Milwaukee Monday night.
The X-ray pictures taken in the Emergency Hospital in
Milwaukee did not show the fracture, nor did they reveal the
P exact location of the bullet. This fact made necessary the
taking of. other radiographs in Meroy Hospital yesterday.
These revealed the fracture, it is stated.
A fractured rib adds a complication to the case, but the
surgeons are not alarmed. It was the fracture that caused
Col. Roosevelt pain in breathinrj yesterday pain which has
to a considerable extent disappeared. While the fractured rib
furnishes a complication in the case, it does not add particu
larly to the seriousness of the wound, for all the surgeons fear
is blood poisoning. They have little doubt that the fracture
will heal quickly and cleanly, as Col. Roosevelt's general health
was never better.
PHOTO HAPnBU i r OAI i .
The Evening World called up Dr. John U. Murphy at .Mercy Hoi
pi til, Chicago, over (he un$ distance telephone it 1 o'clock this afternoon
I (12 o'clock Chicago time) and asked tor the la test news concerning Col.
Roosevelt's condition and pjotpeCtS, Dr. Murphy! tone was much more
Confident to-da than when he talked over the lone; distance wire with The
Evening World yesterday.
"I low is the patient to-day?" asked The Evening Workt.
"He -says he is fine," replied Dr. Murphy, "and I can indorse Ws
statement. His condition b very Rood, much better than it was yester
day. His temperature is down to about 98 and his respiration and pulse
are much more favorable.
'Hut the best siifii ot all is the almost total absence of pain or irrita
tion in the pleura, caused by the injury la the rib which stopped the bul
let In the chest wall. TWs pain waa present yesterday and caused some
concern, b is plain that ihe subsidence ot the irritation at the point
where the rib s affected Is a sign thai things are in pretty good sliope at
that particular location."
"How about the possibility ol blood poisoning?" the doctor was
asked.
"Thai has diminished," he replead. "Thai liability diminishes bi
proportion as the general condition of the patient improves. The longer
the signs f blood poisoning are absent the more the doctor is heartened,
lor the absence Ol Sirh -i :ns indicates the heallliy state of the wound."
NO SYMPTOMS OF BLOOD POIS
ONING HAVE APPEARED.
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InterJacll ' uW :..
iii. Muh. .hV looked
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k. if 'a rounet
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nun fjii in the
q. wh.v m i thef iov a. Llent,
eekee eai mt prt ui arm
round Me.'iiiaaj'a BkeaMee, h
ildi 'Writ, BftTaua, how im:
n'ai'' Ht:iun ttii Jt vee not
Kuorl Bckr atld: 'Wall, dun't
tvorry. I'll gtva you tha monay ml
varytblna' will ba all rlfht.' "
Tble referrei ' ibe fi.soo iicttir -
iid j ave .ojiitu RoeeRtaal fw;- pen-
General Condition Excellent,
Latest Bulletin of Doctors.
aietomcni laeued hy ike phyel
rHiCAQO, Oet 'oiiowiiia la
I liil'H at f,0i M
"Tha racorda allow that C"l Bocatvalt paaaefl a very g-oort num. kid
tamparatara ami palSS BtB normal: that hla BlflMM B)BjM inoa O n'clork
uat KiBiit wee bo, tewyiratajte su.a and that kla palae at o o'clock tkie
morning was 71 nnd liia t:::par ti. : c 90.0 end riepifattOB 30; that ha la
j. l ii a ! tatlou of h'a v'tnrt IrBBB tha lalated rib t'.nn Ha d! I yta
t.rrtay, tkat lis did n:it kBVB to li.iva ga ur.'idyna fur tha pain,
OENVM.-AI. COKII tl M UXCtLLCRT.
(Bi(e,l):
"OK J. U. MUUPHY
on AHTiioa ar.AU ibvax,
nit BOuitBtv x. TMMZili."
"ia ikere a oerimi to be inaaiured by
daye dariaf wklek ti"- daaier "f InfVe
Ilea of tha wuun.l will aalata?"
"Tkere la no llxc-J period. That la an
Indefinite matter, Hut. aa I aald, the
fact that no eympteaju "f blood puiaon-
iiK aave aiip.aiad Ih a plrualng Indl-
: ration.'
W.ia tha laJeOtMM "f antl-trt.inua
I aeram baaed upon a far on your pan
I that leokjaw laujki develap from tho
.i .,'iiid""
i -ii bo meaka w Inleeted the
aetui'i aim;.: aa B prcautlonary
nteeedre, in aeearttanee aitk ike ru:
1 f modern guraer! "
iia any v let in bien tftr .i 1 ,, :,.
ait operailan for lie rawioval f ika
DUlleil"
liuve nut rrarhiHl aeiluua conald
eiatlun uf that pliuae of the caae U
yet. . I told you ycatarday Col.
ItOeOeeeH la a patient under obaerv.
Hon, and hla thief aoed la reat aad
'I det ilr. Roeeevell and two of the
Colonel's children arrived thla morulas
and he waa very glad to aae them.
Wo ure pleaeeU to nave Mrs. Kooaeralt
here to aid ua In taktnjc cara of our
patient, whoa bound:, . energy and
powerful will are oppojed to tha In
ertia ot raaoea in a koapital room."
'From v our ton,', doe lor, we laBae
'hat you BtB Braetly encou.-aujadT"
"i am areaily innmirafed Wa sea)
nil areatl: ncourtaed, vm may eay
' " ' ' s. m Vol that Ike
Oo! n ' n.iroveiBint ill twentyfour
houra i! i- me rite I, Bad adde
1 i li.ipo uf nia ultimate
I'ery." - -
. 'Later," said Hr ii al, "H :
' 'iid: 'Rule will .... ih ire '. i lake n
if i r-ia Mr, 1 eakl
I! there la anything you WBBI
ill my iavota of me. I will ho ready
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Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives
At Husband's Bedside
ikpeelal ib Ttu BveuiuS World.)
CHICAGO, o.-i. 16. Col. Roosevelt, greatly refreslied bv a restful
b visired tay by his wife, Ml daughter Eljiel and his son Theo-
;mms visited t
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