The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1913, Page 2

moment Gov. dulser was in consultation “Pay much attention to affeire of the it ie @ fact with Ris counsel, D-Cady Herrick, In his Private office, which was sufrounded by guards. After a little delay Mr. Tierney was Admitted to the private office. “How afe you, Frank? I'm gtad to ove you,” remarked the Governor, shaking hands, “what can I do for your’ “{ have @ message from the Acting Governor,” regtieg Tierney Randing up jt Glynn's lette FORMAL DEMAND THAT WAS MADE ON SULZER. 1 f f [ i siege : # te | | i i ‘ i te thle 5 Respectfully, MARTIN B. OLYEE, “Have you been instructed to walt for @ reply?’ asked Gov. Sulser. “Tes,” replied Tierney. Gov. Sulser passed Glynn's commun!- cation over to his counsel. Judge Herrick, anticipating a demand on Gov. i resi had prepared a reply and @ statement, ‘Tale was amended to sult the exect tamer of tha demand and at 1 o'clock . yy wan dack in the office of Acti v. Glynn with the reply. How SsULZER eFUusED TO UP OFFICE. ‘This is the Sulzer sent to Glynn: let Grate of Wow York, Bzeouti i I S : i bit State, but by i that if the maj the impeachment bly Tuesday ni articles of talators. they might not have been atte to i votes, TAMMANY LEADERS NOW WoR- RIED OVER GAME. © The attitude of the “Sulues Gan Do No Wrong” club hes been the cause of & lot of worry to the Tammany leaders. They are beginnin, think that their such @ emooth political play a! all. Their contention that they uught to be commended for finding flawa in ther |own Governor and proceeding against him with the object of removing him from office doesn't eppear to have as Much politiral weight now ag it had in the early days of the Frawley commit- tee, In view of the fact that eo many People think William Sulser has done what politicians have been doing ever since elections have been held. @ attitude of t ser supporters has deen akied by preaa, which tells the people that Tammang Hall is responsible for the prosecution of the Governor, od that the reason les ip machine politics. Republican and Progressive leaders Gre taking every advantage of the Aight ‘eady tor action, complian their purpose without mak- extraordinary efforts to get the _/ THE SULZER BLAMES ‘SCALAWAGS’ FOR Noses for Bringing Her Name In,” He Says, bedeide at 3.90 P. BM. and benring ‘Dr. Abraham's same, “Mer temper. ature to 108 an4 pulse 116. Ghe continuce partially delirious.” “The only thing that’s worrying me about thie whole business is Mrs. Sul- ser'a condition,” Gof. within the Democratic party to promote discord. tions and thelr thoughts are not altogether gratifying. s if FA 5 5° i! FEE H FUNDS MEANT FOR “CAUSE,” NOT MERE ELECTION. A part of the defense is to be the claim that William Sulzer, entering into @ fight for the people and against the bosses, wanted to fx himself in the mat. ter of money wo he would be independ- ent of assistance from bosses, That he to be persecuted by the Political powers and realised that he/@ly with the summ aevert that the impeachment of Goy, Sulaer would need money. Gov, Suiser's declaration is the firat public reference he has made tu the without his knowledge, étocks. Col. #imons, who lives in W. ington, D. C., 19 @ long-standing friend ef the Governor, He met Mr. Sulzer at Capitol steps in the pres It 1s too bad,” agreed Col, Simons, at. ter the Governor had Ponents as ‘“—— ecalawage, “Yes,” repiled the Governor, “I feel lke punching the noses of the — gcala- wage who brought her into it.” To another friend the Governer is quoted as having eald: “The thing that hurte me most ts the fact that my wife’ drasgod into this affair. own battles for myself, It was wrong to bring a woman into the case. I with there was some way we could keep her Bame out from now on. She is now very ill. I was up with her nearly al) aight.” ———y by Duncan W. Peck, State Superinten- dent of Pullin Works, refused to com. CALM LINES OF WE “1 Feel Like Punching Their His attorneys automatically removed him DURS MEE GLY ARS EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1918 'Wife of Acting Gov. Glynn, | From Her Latest Photograp Just HOW POLITICAL WEATHER SHARPS size uP THE LOCAL SITUATION, CHOPPY GUSTY STORMY FLOPPY An area of peiltiosl nigh pressure that has deen hanging ever New York passed fitfully off t the seashore this after- jnoan, thereby inburing calm and feir weather for over Sunday. Observations taken at Noon were re- corded as follows: Tammany Rall—Fair, no wind, temper- ature normal. “Bese” Murphy took the 13 o'clock train for Good Ground, ind will not return until Tues @torm, sea emeoth, but breakers sighted ahead. Leader Hapgooa writ.| © ie Harper's Weekly editorials. Jo- eeph Price and the executive com- mittee gone to the country to recu- erate. hreatening Weather, high winds; hoist stocm signals from the Bronx to Brooklyn, but disturbance expected to pass off soon. Ball Meose ‘hoppy sea, equalls and puffs, diminishing in fores as leaders leave town tn rapid proces sion for country homes. City Mal—An unexpected low pressure appeared this morning from the northwest (direction of Healy's ( writ- centre over Mayor Gaynor’e office. Full force of the blast was felt at District-Attorney Whitman's office. No further observations until Tues- day on account of the removal of the Mayor and his typewriter to St. James Seven Yeagues—Barometer readings very uncertain. Impossibi to predict conditions of next Week. whether the Mayor will receive thelr nomination with thanks or refuse to seo them. . General Forecast fer New York an Vicinity—The disturbances of the! MAYOR FIERCELY RAPS. WHITMAN _ “AND NIGHT DINERS (Continued from First Page.) or taken thie hostile attitude againat the police. On the con- tray it have helped the police to close Aecordance with iaw all these Places of lewd sand diséraceful ail Aight. revelry. WHY HE REVOKED HEALY’S ALL NIGHT LICENSE. “Bome ask with the Dintrict-Attor- ney how people are to get meals after 1 o'clock at night if Healy's is closed up. Thie ts droll enough. Gam we net jeat end Griak enough by 1 oclock in the morning? flome have to work at night. To provide for them I have is- sued all night licenses in suitable lo! ealities all over the city. To mitigate | thie provision tatute requiring ell rooms in whi fo be closed at 1 Lei Healy's. These licenses were the purpose of keeping up Frevelrins and debaucheries, to the grace of the alty. I revoked them all. Bome of them then refused to close up until the police compelled them. law, as the police jnteroret ee be enforced against ot) tet Healy's, he replied: “It certainly will be enforced.” “Does that mean that dings will tw ejected by force if necessarys'y | “Lt does mean just that. Unless Did trfet-Attorney Whitman acts in other cases as he ban in that of Ht tne law, as we see it, will be e Of course if he takes the {name Agett- tude he now holds our hands will be tied. It would be ridiqulous to oppose’ the prosecuting officer.” Though it is customary to suspeg@ abreats7 policemen in the mnt of their, ation of Dwyer's immunity the excuse was offered that “it would ba foolish to suspend @ man for carrying out the law. iy Dwyer had applied for a vacation to start to-day, but at his request Acting Commissioner McKay postponed hig jeave of absence so that’ he might: OP resent for his trial and alto to take command of the raids against other places than Healy's if these should rt more of the fourteen polleemen for whom Magistrate Deuel' issued war- | rants after the ra i before istrate at. the West They were Louls:, saault, and Patric Walsh and Fdward A. smith, atouged of simple assault. Magistrace Dewot Paroled the three in custody of Agwn stant Corporation Counsel ‘(Curtt® tea appear at 10 o'clock 1O+ TOL ORF OER aK. t “The conduct of this affair by the’ police has been wrong irom the star said the Magistrate, crime on the innocent public. If Healy wap Guilty and they did not arcest him shetee they became guilty. also. td Now to settle this thing as swiftly am, Fossible I will issue x aummons, or Warrant for Mr. Healy !{ the Corpora- have gone vn try!ng to leave this city | and this government some better when) I quit at the end of my term. But I) do now call on the decent people of | this olty to see to it that the police| are not thwarted in this matter by the} nasty and vicious and the all-night! Gluttona and revellers. “Lat me add that upon full inquiry 1 find that the police uge! no unnecessary force, but behaved w!ih that discretion, patience, and even forbearance which I have been tow for nearly four years teaching them for the sake of the peo- ple, and especially the every day un- influential people of the city. The pow- erful and the influénuial can gene! tion Counsel desires. 1 am dure thal Mr. Healy himself would welcome & hasty settlement of the matter.” ba Mr. Curtia sald he would comsule Withee Corporation Counsel Wat os oomeporenelipmee: Rear Admirai Caney De: tas WARREN SPRINGS, Va, Aug. iho” Rear-Admiral Bilas Casey, + Fee tired, died here yesterday. He was bori® in Rhode Island in 181, graduated wer the Naval Academy tn 1390, ard’ Tonghia his ships at Pensacola, Charlestén ara Fort Fisher, He was in the Coream’ expedition of 187% In manded the New York, of the North Atlantt POPULAR | | 4. 4 Hy | | from office and that ‘Hennessy no long. © Vnoenweee “72 ,en~cco Past week having moved toward the| take care of themselves very well.” aH il FF 2 3 7 2s | | fy il: i t | , | i rf es i 71 rations as if for @ long at the Executive C pon the arrival of Gov. Bulser Qf the Capitol to-day. The locks on ‘every door leading to the chamber and f H BF FRIENDS TO PRON. Ie this mixup on the administration “ef the affairs of tne greatest State of Unten there has come to light one Running ail through the defense te ‘William Sulser ts the only voters the bosses Golng to make the claim pretty The Tammany leaders are up @ this sentiment, which is widespread, “Bulser may be pretty bad, but look at the other fellows.” \ An adjunct to the Sulser defense is the series of investigations under way Guided by John A. Hennessy. The ob- Jeet of the investigations of Mr. Hen- Nesay ts to besmirch the prosecutic: The cry of the Gulzer supporters |v Tammany Hall is trying to destroy tho Governor and is not going about the Job with clean hands. Judge Alton B, Parker was in Albany Yesterday, passing chrovgh on hie way to his home in Esopus, from Saratoga. eH had luncheon at the Fort Orange re afraid thi Sulser'’s position in his claim to the right to hold office pending trial will be sustained by the courts. SULZER’S DEFIANCE ADDS TO HIS STRENGTH. The men who are trying to put out of office don't want him to the privilege of altting in the execut! chamber, recelving his supporters, and arranging his defe while awaiting trial on charges of grand larceny and other crimes. The longer the Govefnor continues to assume the functi the Goverpor, while serious charges are Dending inet him, the stronger he makes Own case. A wensational report was current that Gov. Sul ula Kk the indictment for treat of Charles F, Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, and o tion leaders who commanded the Buiser forces in the battle of impeach- ment. “There is nothing im it,” asserted D-Cady Herrick, chief ef Sul 'o stat of lawyers, when asked if the report Were true. qi ii ii | ft i il it i i é if ¢ rs witeerses y years William Sulser has up and down and across it New York Larrea i) better opportunities for as been the professional of the oppressed. His cam- are bearing fruit in this time fs: i birt of means and possessing records of ao- + They put up this argu meat: "Well, supposing he did use cam- Both suis by form and Glynn are surrounded tectives who have beon Mired to act as guards, No threats of violence deen m Against eiiher, ut because of the publicity given to the entire matter, it has been thought best by thetr advisors that they be furnished with body guards. CHARGE MADE THAT FOUR VOTES WERE BOUGHT. Following a long Gov. Bulser to-day, James G, Garrison open charge that money had been used by opponents of th ernor to buy four votes for the resolu- on of impeachment, “I charge now and positively,” eald Garrison in the ante-room of the Ex- ecutive chamber, "that Tammany pald cold cash for the four votes they needed to pass this resolution. And they used money to keep wavering vot in in We will be prepared to prove this y at this time,’ If refused to comment on Publicly accept responsibility for it. WITNE®S DEFIES HENNESSY, REFUSES TO APPEAR, John A. Hi wi hae been commission by Gov. Sulzer as ao pec! inv tor to probe the affairs of Btati rtments, eubpoena- e4 Owen Kearney of Cohoes, a form. er canal section superintendent, to ap- Dear before him to-day at his office in ® Gowntowa building. the charge made by his friend or to| Po er has power under the Moreland Act to conduct Investigations as the Gov- ernor’s personel representative, Assemblyman Levy, majority leader, who wan reported to be suffering from @ nervous bi ‘down, left on the noon York, —— NO “RECOGNITION” OF GLYNN’S CLAIM BY JERSEY’S GOVERNOR. TRENTON,.N. J, Aug. U.—~dt devel- Oped to-day that an error was made iast night In the announcement that Gov. Welder of New Jersey had recognised Lieut,-Gov, Glynn as the Governor of New York in making requsition for a Man arrested in New York City on ao criminal charge and who wae wanted in Hudeon County, N. J. The executive clerk in the Governor's office stated toway that in forwarding the requisttion papers no name was used, the document merely having been addressed to ‘The Governor of the Btate has been the custom. ibe De wudnt FRAWLEY PROBERS TO GO AFTER BLAKE'S REPORT THE NEXT. Testimony which waa characterized as “more damaging than any adduced against Gov. Sulser so far” is to be Drought before the Frawley Investi- ting Committee at its next session which In all likelihood will be called in this clty next week, Kugene Lamb Richards, the committee's counsel, is now at work preparing testimony. mmittee will continue where it said Senator Frawley to-day, “While we do not propose to go into any long Ine of new testimony, there are a lot of loose ends to be picked up which anxious to get before ‘There are also a few who were subpoenaed, but who were net called owing to the ab- rupt adjourament of the committee.” “Wil the further testimony be of a cumulative mature or will the committee strike out on new lines? the Senator was asked. “Well, it will hardly be either,” he jeluge the situation with testimony, even if it in @ position to do so," tor Frawley at the com- mittee will investigate the Blake report for whioh the inmittee Was originally created. The Blake report charges graft of some $00,000 at the Great Meadow prison. —_— U. S. GOVERNMENT DODGES RULING ON GLYNN AND SULZER, WASHINQTON, Aug. 16.—The Federal Government soon may he confronted with the problem of determining whan \t will recognise as Governor of New York, Under the Dick law, by which the N. tional Guard enjoys government ald, re quisitions for arme, ammunition, sup- piles ahd transportation must be Approved by the Governor, There te ity Of this question coming up in tion with some militia manoeu- Peekskill in September, The War Department, it is stated, Would not take the responsibility of de- cling between Sulser and Qiyan, but hold up New York's requisitions until the tate legislature or the courts de- cide the dispute. Another way in which the question Might come up in a more pressing man. + and one which oMe! regard os rebable, would be in an extradition Kearney who has been a suppo: of Patrick H. MoCabe, Clerk of 1 Menate, and who was removed recently « case Ghould geome foreign government ask. for & person in New York Btate, the Federal Government would be com- —___ ——- —_- Pelled to call upon the Governer and in| that way recognise one of the eontest- ants, White House officials, indignant over Intimations that President Wilson has expressed any opinion on the case, re- that the Federal Government | jot be involved. Every keep out of the in. Hamilton of the New York National Guard has been here, but it is Giaclaimed that hie visit has to do with the situation, BELIEVE SLAIN WOMAN | WAS FROM CONNECTICUT Relatives Think that She was Mrs. Michael Szupner Missing from Torrington, TORRINGTON, Conn, Aug. %&—The body of the young woman found @unday night near Spuyten Duyvil Creek, New York, is belleved here to ve that of identified the body through the description published in a} Hungarian newspaper, The body was found In the swamp at Spring Grove and tlie marks thereon showed that the victim had heen stabbed with a knife ax well as beaten with @ blunt instrument, The knife used was found, also an iron last used by @ Bhoemaker, All efforts to fasten the orlme on anybody have thus far been unsuccessful. GIRL ADRIFT AT NIGHT IN BOAT, FOUND BY CHANCE (Specila to The Evening World,) NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. Miss daughter of Dr, J. K, haw t, Mass, who with his family occupies Sagamore Cottage at Lords Point, six miles east of this city, was lost for several hours Inst evening, adrift in @ small boat in Fisher's Iel- and Bount. Ghe was rescued almost in A state of collapse only aft search in which the entire male population of Lords Point took part, and in @ ete bordering on collaper from exposure and fright, Miss Shaw put out of the bay at the point about 4 o'clock in ¢ afternoon tn @ eharple boat. When she did not return after a couple of hours her parents became anxious, and a search wan organised. Every power boat and sharpie was commandeered an dthe entire Sound was patrolled. None of the searchers from the point uaht sight of the missing girl or her though they remained out lon, It was the lighthouse k: Istand. Miss Bhaw had lost one of her oars and, unable to control her craft, she had paddied aimlessly and helplessly until far into the evening. It was o'clock when the lightkeeper found her and 10 o'clock before she was ed to her distracted parents, The girl was tn Pitiable condition of semi-hyateria, but to-day was well on HUGS AND CHEERS GREET M'LOUGHLIN, TEANS CHAMPION (Continued from Firet Page.) —_—_——. snare to win againgt the rest of the work President Wrenn eaid that there was wome technicality about the duty on the prise, which would be straightened out by next Monday when ne, with the cup in captivity, would proceod to Newport, there to open the National Tennis Tournament. It is still @ moot question as to what they are going to put In the cup to soothe the thirst of the lovers of the game. But there'll be something good in it, for {t Ia now one of America's greatest loving cups. McLoughlin was as careful of his championship racket as a young mother of her first born. He picked it tenderly out of his trunk when the customs men went through his effects. And he didn't put it beck, le carried it about like vome dainty piece of porcelain, and had ith him when he end the others put into tazis and etarted for Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, where they are to be the guests of the Crescent Ath: letio Club for the remainder of the week. On Monday the team will go te New- Port, where McLoughlin will defend his title of champion. It will be a great day in Newport, and a great crowd is Promised at ¢he opening of the series, Tt will %e the beginning of the trium- phant march of the young Shampiong through their own country. The Americans lost the Dwight F, Davia lawn tennis cup to Australia in 18. MoLoughlin, the oldest of the champion team, is only twenty-three years old, and England hasn't any champlod at present who can touch the lads in youth, strength or aki, It looks as if the cup will be ours for many years to come. The English ex- preased sorrow at its Joss, but declared that since they had to lose it, they were wlad it had been won by such deserving players, and that the champion team was the American team, —_—_——. Child Dring ef Fiend: Attack. Geor of @ ratiroad man of Jersey City, wae brought to a hospital here to-day dying from the effects of 4 criminal ansault committed near Maybrook, Orange County, The girl, while visiting her ; uncle at Maybrook, went fishing near the | village with two other children. She wan enticed to a secluded spot and at tacked by a atranger after being threat- ened with a knit sea, fair and warm weather will pre- | vali Saturday and Ganday. Increasing | cloudiness Monday ag leadérs returo to town, to be followed by a period of violent thunder storms, beginning with the meeting of the Republican City Committee Tuesday to endorse the Fusion ticket. TRAIN SMASHES AUTO; FIVE OCCUPANTS KILLED Another Badly Injured in Collision Near Carrolton, Ma—Party on Pleasure Tour. CARROLLTON, Mo., Aug. .—Five Occupants of an automobile were killed and another badly injured when qn At- chigon, Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train etruck the maohine crossing & mile east of here to-day. ‘The dead are: Cari Forbes and Mrs. William Roberts, Brookfield, Mo.; H. 8. Vandeventer, Brookfield, Mo, Wiliam Roberts was injured, it was belleved fatally. Vandeventer was the owner and driver of the car, The passenger wae on a pleasure tour from here to Brune- wick, Mo, SUMMER HOTEL BURNS; FATE OF GUESTS UNKNOWN Wires Go Down as Semoset ‘House on Isand Off Maine Coast Is De- stroyed—Communication Cut. hotel on Mouse Istand, was destroyed by fire this afternoon. The only telephone wire between ¢he island and the main. land was rendered useless soon after the fire started and no details were early obtainable, ‘The house was Ailed with guests. HAVE YOU TRIED Makes Cold Meats Tasty. LICIOUS on Sandwiches & Sardines, ee aoe eee HEN the evening meal fs done— Healthy comfort's half the fun; Take a breesy eight-mile run, Take a 'bus ride after dinner in the evening. npeepeniias | DWYER KEPT ON JOB | IN SPITB OF CHARGES, TO ACT IN LIKE CASES Despite the fact that the police made fo effert to close Healy's Restaurant, | Coluntbus avenue and Sixty-sizth street, Qt 1 o'clock this morning, and will not do so until the question, of thelr right to entar the place and eject diners has been settled by the courts, it developed to-day that they have no intention of permitting other restaurants to follow Healy's lead Gnlese District-Attorney Whitman, who took personal charge of Healy'n fight, interests himself sim- Harty in each individual case, No other restaurant as yet has attempted ta re- main open after 1 o'clock, but should any do eo New York would witness the spectacle of an Inspector of Police, un- Ger arrest and on ball on a ch of felontous assault, leading his men into Just another such assault. For In- apector Dwyer, despite his arrest, has not been suspended, and practically every big restaurant In the city which might be likely to try to remain open is in his inspection district. In the absence of Polloe Commigsion- er Waldo, First Deputy Commissioner Douglas L McKay is in aatty confer- ONE DAY OUTINGS Simply edd @ daeh of . HOLBROOKS: WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE : it’e @ delicious eeaeoning«. Imported Absolutely! !: 7-5) ence with Mayor Gaynor and ia exe | ON! ecuting the Mayor's orders in rcgard to the 1 ofolock ciesing law. Wh the question was axked to-day of head of the Departinunt whesh WEEK END COMBINATIONS FRIDAY’ AND SATURDAY ONLY MIDSUMMER SWEETS— Fo Pry teenth eee “ Casts &. mere at, Ib...... To Retail Confectioners nest grade of Chocolate Powder, and sell it in lots of 1 bl, neral servic residence aiece, Mre.,M. Shanaphy. 980, ave., Jersey City, om Buns oe! nt Calvary Cemetery. ial for Satur Ty drop. SEAL CHOCOLATE oF AND CHOCOLAT S— Avenue‘. 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