The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1913, Page 1

f “> ‘ ee ~ SULZER WILL TAKE ‘0 | BEFORE GRAND JURY ACANST MURPHY AND LEGISLATORS Agent Says Deposed Governor Is Ready to Aid Whitman in Investi- gation of Charge of Conspiracy. ALBANY, Aug. 26.—“Counsel for Gov. Sulzer have nothing to do with any alleged criminal proceedings against Mr. Murphy, Senator Frawley or any other Senator, or Mr. Levy,” said Judge D-Cady Herrick, leading caun- sel for Gov. Sulzer in the impeachment matter, after reading a despatch from New York relating to Judge Arnold’s activities in seeking indict- ments. by * “And the Governor's counsel,” Judge Herrick continued, “are not pur wuing any investigation of a criminal character against any one, and are im no wise parties, directly of indirectly, to the proceedings spoken of in ae = MOONE ANAK FORAPBATERS IN THIRD NING fora, District~Attorney of Albany County, Mr. Sanford declared: ba Five Runs Result From Steady; Stream of Hits in Single haven't heard anything about {t.” James C. Garrison was around the Capitol to-day as usual. He called at- tention to the fact that he has been readily accessible to subpoena servers, ering that “if any one ts running ay it ts Mr. Levy and his Judiciary Committee.” Acting Governor Glynn declines to dis- cum the report that friends of Gov. Sulser are seeking criminal indictments, | According to @ statement given out who has been Pp ton the Sulser Gov. Sulzer himself will offer alae, to go before the Grand Jury in New York County if it requires hig presence. He has no objection to telling @ll he knows of the facts. District-Attorney Session. Whitman is familiar with these facts, Neither of the men wh m to be Chief Executive of New ¢ found BATTING ORDER. inuch of importance upon their arrival Cievetand, Tania chore at the Capitol to-day. A delegation of | Lejpoid, uae ® Chapm: an Jackson, rf. Lajole, 3. Johnston, Germans who are celebrating German Day locally, called and paid their re~ spects importialiy at each of the execur tive chambers The first requisition for a fugitive from justice from the State of Pennsyl- vanta slice the Governorship vontro-| pianding, p cil Veray dogan was brought by an officer] Uspires-O'loughlin’ and @awiam from Harrisburg to-day. He selected Acting Governor Glynn as the proper Special to The Evening World.) official to attend to this matter and Mr. Glynn signed papers for the extradition of @ man who ts hela tn Brovidyn charged with larceny: | in Harrisburg CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 3.—Only about 2,000 fans turned out to see the Naps and Highlanders play the second game of the series, The delegates of the deat convention here were in FINED FOR LOCKING DOOR: und mute tn attendance, Manager Birmingham chose Court Places ities on Vii Blanding and O'D while Manager t of Factory Law Chance drew McConnell and Keating. OE) ake Ee ees 2 Maz Roch, superintendent of Cohen, | FIRST INNING—Matsel out, Chapman Goldman & Co., manutacturers of cloth-|to Johnston. Cook walked. Cree singled ing at No 21 Wavcrly place, was fined | pas; necond, putting Cook on se:ond. $0 in Special Sessions to-day for lock-| Hartzell lincd .o Graney. Zelder out, ing the doors of tho factory on the} Lajoln to Johneton No Runs, Two fifth floor of t building while, one} Left. - hundred employees, en and women,| Lieboid grounded out to Knight ere at work, Knight speared Chapman's drive Jack- “It was a spring lock easily opened,” |@on lined to right for two bases, Jack- explained Moc! son Was out, Hartzell to Maisel trying “Excuses don't go in this court on|to take third;-when McConnell’s pog to these charges,” remarked Justice Zeller,|catch Joe ut second got away from Hartzell. No Runa, i must be obeyed by every thie law SECOND INNING—Knight filed to manufacturer. A second vffense by you i wil) mean imprisonment.” Liebold, Wolter out, Lajole to Johns- Nathan Pilatsky, a ton, Sweeney was out the same way, varer, of No. 71 Goerck stre so paid | Very nice play by Larry. No Runs, None a fine of $4. He explained that the! Left factory inspectur visited his shop on ——_---——— 2 Gaturday afternoon just after tho ma-| Going to France for Testtmeny. ty of his one hundred employees had} Juytice Crane in tho Brooklyn Sue | preme irt this afternoon appointed @ commission to take testimony —— | Paris, France, of physicians who ; sg | been attending Mra. Louisa J, Black, Ou Coast Defenses 4 Brooklyn womath whose emtate is said Adversity ha: 4 iin chance of [yto total more than $1,009,000, Mra. Black 1d to have ment troubles which her incompetent to manage her Her attorneys, Lord, Day & Lord, of No. @ Wall atreet, who have charge of her interests, asked the ap- pointment #0 that their handling of her property might be sanctioned by court order making inroads on the busincss en terprises and homes slong the At- lantic coast, WORLD ADs. 27,051 vast weex— 15,139 More than the Herald And every World ad. shows where to work, hire, buy, sell, rent or ex- change, &c., to one's best advantage, Every day World ads. show the greatest ‘variety of opportunities to succeed, Every day, morning and evening, 10.— Benjamin Ch fourteen years old, New York boarding uman, who with hits at Daxrid County, to-day met death an World ads. have a circulation In New | away whon tn attempting to sump out York City greater than the Herald, } of the wagon his fect caught in the Ti un and Tribune ADDED T spokes of % wheel and he was dragged Da ened a mile. When the horse was stopped — the boy was dead. Read World Ads. for Greatest Variety 6 a ee a Use World Ads, for Best Results, | ‘wonum WANTS WORK WONDERS, [“ Cireutat lation Books Oo n to All,” " Coorttant Fad by The Press {The New York weney, The Publieniog REPUBLICANS WANT |. as un. CUANTS- GAYNOR ON SLATE; FUSION GON CONFUSED,” Plan Is to ‘Have eh ft Chosen by Voters at September Primaries, HEARST LETTER A BOMB. Mitchel Demands Prendergast and McAneny Refuse Any Gaynor Indorsement. Fusion political affairs fell into vom. Plete confusion jo-day when it was learned that many Republicans favor putting Mayor Gaynor at the head of thelr ticket and repudiating Joha Pur- roy Mitchel. Mayor Gaynor’s managers are will- ing to negotiate deal with Republi- cans and Fusioniste whereby he will run for Mayor and, tn return, indorse ail the rest of thetr ticket. ‘W. R. Hearat ordered his Indepen- dence League, which ts in the Fusion movement, to repudiate Candidates Prendergnet and McAneny. gard that Mr. Hearst weulé enter himaelf as candidate for bop ere flatiy denied by his per- sonal representatives, whe said that he would support John Purroy Mitchet. Mr, Hearst has not picked candidates to supplant Comptroller Prendergast and President MoAneny, whom he rejects on the Fusion tieket. He contents himeelt with vetoing them, leaving to the In- dependence League meeting to-morrow night the selection of substitutes. ‘Candida john Purvoy Mitchel asked hia associate candidates Prendergast and MoAneny not to acoept an endorseiment from the Gaynorites which would leave him out in the cold Prendergast ani MocAneny think Mitchel should publicly repudiate, Hearst, who hae left them out. e Committee of One Tun- in expect Mitchel to tuke ainst Hourat’s attempt to smash the Fusion alate. Norman Hapgood besought Indepen- Gence League leaders to defy Hearat orders at their meeting to-morrow night and indorse Prendergast and MoAneny. Hearat's agente said the Independence League would not Gare be Independent in face of Mr. Hearst's orders, and would vote down Prendergast aud Mc- Aneny three to one. REPUBLICAN DESIGNATING COM. MITTEES MEET TO-DAY. ‘Tammany grew bolder and district leadera opposed Whjtinan for District Attorney. Only etraight organisation men on the ticket is their slogun, An- otherspropoaition is to lure Mayor Gay- por out of the municipal fight by a tender of democratic nomination for Chief Juetice of the Court of Appeals. “Boas’ Murphy wees at Tammany Hall to-day fixing up the county and bor- ough slates to be desigiated to-morrow night, His silence kept all the prophets guessing. Independence Leaguers moot to-night in Arlington Hall, in Elghth street to endorse the Fusion county ticket, and to-morrow night in the same place to knock out Prendergast end McAneny. Repubiroan leaders declared that the action of Mr. Hearst in breaking the Fusion slate leaves the way clear for the other allies to take such action against bin end his candidates as may be considered u isable. An alliance between Republicans and (x: a0r ts being arranged. The Repudlican borough, county and Judicial designating committees of Man- hattan meet late this afternoon in Mur- ray Hill Lyceum. They will perfunc- torlly name the slates as prepared by the Fusion committee of One Hundrea and Seven, excepting a possible chanue tn the judictal ticket. ‘This comtemplates the substitution of William H. Wadhatnn Supreme Court in in or Cardozu, the Fusion eommittoe js agreeable contest will be made over the objection is raised. The Republicans 16 Hearet candida. J, Hopper, and the Hearst 1! proe dings are to be onlerly No vase if or. AML nd with> out vo a8 not to disturb the mover ti the Digger geine now under way, A beh ola f wlrales. Nae Veen ar ranged. The real work uf seiectlug ogu- + ada m Second Page.) NEW YORK, 0 0 0 1 MONDAY, “AvQ@UST 25, 1913, _“ Circuiation Books Open to Al” 12 PA 0 0 0 ® CINCINNATI 000M BO 2. eh and McLean; Ames and Kling. AT BROOKLYN— 9 Oo wu 2 PA BROOKLYN CHICAGO 0 ® oO 3 Batterles—Alien, Yingling and Miller; Humphries anu Arete: Al oo * Oo 5 HIGHLANDERS tie) LLAND= CLEVELAND (0) Po iashgetttanttamone and Sweeney; Blanding And O'Neil ~ ORFTIG T SEA AMES TRIED HARD CUBS MADE RUNS T0 SHOW UP HS IN PAIRS EARLY LOVERS LIFELESS IN DEATH GRAFT Beautiful Girl and Suitor Found Shot Dead, Possibly in a Suicide Pact. PISTOL IN etch HAND OLD TEAMMATES) AGAINST DODGERS —_————— Up to Sixth Inning He HeldjAllen Is Replaced by Yingling His Own Against After Second Bombard- Demaree. ment. BATTING ORDER. BATTING ORDER. New York Chocinnat. Chicago, Brooklyn. Besoher, | if. Leach, of. Moran, rt, pannet: 2b Rolling, of. Mareane, of Wheat it Hoblitnel, 1b Daubert, 1b. y, rt. Lal Smith, sb, Snodgrass, of. Fisher, +s, MaLean, o. Miller, ¢. Demaree, Dp. Anus, D. Alen, p. Umpirea—O'Day and anve-6,000, to The Evening (Bpectal FOL. GROUNDS, N. ‘The Cincinnat! Redlegs made their luat etand of the season at the Polo Grounds this efternoun in the fret game of @ series of three, with Demares on the mound for the Giants and Leon Ames, the former Giant, on ¢he firing line for the Redlegs. Whether it was wash attractiun, there were less than 6,000 In the stands when time was called. FIRST INNING--Murray played deep in right centre and caught Bescher’s long Murray then vacked up again t fly, amasb. No Runa, None Left. Burne wan thrown out by Dodge. looked close at first. $ out on strikes, Rates. No Run SECOND Neon era line drive to left. caught napping off first and went out, to Fletcher. None Left Two Aasiate Demaree to Merkle Run Hersog struck out out. right centre for threo buses. wot a hare on balls, wrens ato! third. @econd, no play to walk, filling the bases. fa good move, us Domaree struck out. No Runa. Three left. THIRD (NNING—Doi Murray. ning catch of NG-Marsans sumed uver second, Merkle ran over to the field boxes and got Hobby’s high foul. Burne made @ wonderful catch of Tink. Murray drove a long Miner to Molean was purposely allowed Snodgrass made 4 Kreat run- Kiing's drive iinalle. Attend: Tr iy a- Gay or the poor and Areher worked for n hater was called Fletcher lined out to e Lett. lege and roll to the Leach crossed the pi Marsans war No} which he let a Merkle struck Snod- Snodgrass being made at Cutshaw and Daubert, Lett. Moran singied to was thrown out at first ran moving up ne ‘This proved to ge flied out to at fret, Moran reaching to “deep reached third on the error. centr ireonan and Eason. Cubs. Bator ot firat © The Evening World.) ‘8 FIBLD, BROOKLYN, aug. %—The Chicago Cubs, fresh from a| volver which was found clutched tn the series with Johnny McGrawe Giante, | MéMt hand of came here te-day and began @ three wanes tay with the Dodgers. Man-|one had entered the girl's heart ager Dahlen, who had been suspended | the other had penetrated her left temp! for three days by Umpire Kiem, go cupted one of the box seats close ® his playere’ bench and directed his team playing from that position, Allen and ©, Miller were the dat- tery for the Dodgers, while Humphries Pitoher Pfeffer of the Grand Rapids club reported to the Brooklyn club to- Gay. Pitoher Aitchison and Catcher MoCarthy of Newark will join the Brooklyn club to-morrow. FIRST INNING—Leach drew a base on balls, Evers then sing!od to ané as Moran jet the ball go Bohulte Brounded out to Smith to Daubert, Evers being held at third, Phelan lifted a fly back of third base, which Sinith grabbed, Saler amashed a grounder to Fisher, away from him, allow- ing Kvere to croas the plate and @aier reached firet on the error. second, Miller's throw down being poor. Williams wae retired on a faet play by Two Runa One tale ridwell made a marvelluus stop of Collins's scorching grounder, aud threw him ovwf Wheat then followed with « drive te the fence a me I G8 JEROME ‘ONS fs TO) BRING THAW BACK TO NEW YORK STATE: State hiintes Two More Canadian Principals in Tragedy Members Lawyers toOppose Possibility of De- of Prominent Families in Rockland, Me. (pectal to The Kvening World) ROCKLAND, Me, Aug. %.—A motor- boat drifting slowly ecaward, with 'e beautiful girl and young man lying shot 4 in the bow was the grim discov- ‘ery made by Harry Dyer, a Vinal Tla- Uns sues to-day. of the death oratt were ain ane Spear, nineteen years ol4, ‘W. Perry, twenty years, tech eas of Rockland High Bchool thin year and members of two of the clty’a, moat prominent families. No | message was found ia the boat or on | the young couple to Celt bps Pryde] resembling a strugsie atrorig.grétind for the delle. that tis deaths were the result of o suicide pact, ‘When the couple left this port at 10.90 A. M. yester@ay 1¢ wee with the ap- parent intention of making a brief pleasure trip in the outer harbor and the families of the couple were expect- Ing thetr return for the noon day meal. was indicated by the presence im ¢! boat of @ bag of fir tips, such as are used (pn filling pillows. That their trip | naa been @ friendly one thus fag and that neither had@ thoughts of facing eternity, ie indicated by this simple cident. What form of reasoning led to the tragedy le only a matter of guess- work. The shooting was Gene with o re- young Perry. The fatal wo shots Girected at his shown by the fact that intent of ti! companion So close was the revolver held to the body in the firet instance that the girl's waist wee burned and her flesh scorched, Either ballet would e proven fatal ‘The third shot the young man Glrected | py into Lis own mouth with apparentiy such instant result that he had oe op portunity to dlecharge the revelver cole. The couple had Seen intimate friends throughout their echool days, and among thelr friends it was generally understood that they were to be mar- ried thie fall. Perry was a eon of Mre, Benjamin C. Perry. He wae especially prominent tn high echool athietica, playing on the football and baneball teama duri r years’ course a having captain of both, He was also an ex- pert basketball and hockey player. At the commencement exercises last June he was clase marshal. He was first clues coxswain's inate of the Rockiand Naval Reserves and made the recent cruise with tho Portland and Rhode Island companion on the battleship Alabama. Miss Spear was the daughter of Mra. Alice Spear. She wae a member of the girls’ beaketbal! team during her schon course —_———s ANOTHER EFFORT TO KILL BOXING IN LOS ANGELES. centre, Amen singied t re. Fletch-| in deep left contre for three 108 ANGMLMM, Os), Aug. #-Mete er tuinbled Beacher'a ¢ vunder, but|ing Moran, Daubert ment a iow tine dy [Senator Willan B. Brown, author of recovered the ball in tine to 2 lan. One Itun. One Lott the anti-prine (ight bill defeated by the play on Ames at second, but IND INNING—Urtdwetl eingtea |! “etree sta Mees I i tr ha would be put in o dropped hie throw: brunners centre, Aro 0 a doubte | Mar re peu tans Mou ve put i er were nafs, Baten tined a if jplay, Fisher to Cutahaw. to Daubert. |e pronouiting prige fighting In Ames and put Humphries waa valind out on surticom. | tor 96 oppoee sport hay fates No Ttuns None L ing Deen aroused to om by the death made a good atch of F Bridwell and Baler disposed of Smith. | y of John Young from in. fou) close to inte heneh One| Fisner drove out w ine fly to cen ) his bout at Vernon Run. Two 1 h Lanch made a pretty running Burns ined ‘out tw feane Umpire ienaay was wit n Un Hale wits fous tps and 9 Runs OUT H Motiitae \e Lit the right feld wah Dodge again flied out Rune. One Leite. 1) dingy ate vector on the howled with alee Yo Runs, ond tine vf the ut fubstituted for (Wwe to Murra No tires nd whil Miller fan yne Lett Aller ped was| v0x aud Ying: | johulle bounced one (Contioned on @izt Page) «| Aeeiacls tripled, Evere | ring Leac!, oromoters 1 youtw had been Sou ame 10 are portation Into Vermont After. Release by Court. REINFORCED WITH MONEY, BUT OFFICIALS SPURN IT Rescue from Immigration Officers Hinted At, If All Other Means | Should Fail. (@pested from o Stef Covrespentent of Tho Basing, Wests. SHERBROOKE, Que; Aug. 25—Willam Travers Sosmman-artived here this afternoon, having made the trip from the Vermont fine by auto: mobile. Thaw was much disturbed by the arrival of the former District: Attorney of New York and present Deputy Attorney-General. Jerome refused to discuss any plans he might have, but said he was confident Thaw would be returned to Matteawan. He immediately took charge of the Government's case. The State of New York has retained two more Canadian lawyers to ald in its fight for possession of Thaw, They are T. Chase Casgrain, K. C., of Montreal and R. A. Pringle, K. C., of Ottawa. Both so notified, the Canadian Government to-day. Mr. Pringle saw immigration officials and urged them to retum Thaw, when he enters their custody, to New York and not put him over the border into Vermont or New Hampshire. The officials were non-committal. Harry ‘Thaw ts desperate. if reports BASEBALL GAMES| ‘cvss.02.25 3 The rumor tas persiuted that the Thaw money bags at last have arrived in town —_—_— | and that advances have been made ready Distriat-attorney Conger NATIONAL LEAGUE. Batch 7 York, and ener lornbeck of that place. as well as te ¢ AT BOSTON immigration authorities in charge @ PITTSBURGH— Thaw's case here. ‘naw wants te heap 000011 . out of Vermont. He ts eatisfie® that legal devices will suffice to accomplish this only for a short period, and report hae it that he nas countenanced the use of the Thaw millions, Diel- jOSTON 000200 Batteried—O'Toole and Sinun pon and Whaling. | Any auch atep, if it hes been taken, ara | is without the knowledge or consent AT PHILADELPHIA. the Candaian lawyers retained rye 5. 1s— | behalf, It 1» equally certain that «i ri 00 - attempt of this kind is doomed to failure. Former Governor Stone of Pesney!- PHILADELPHIA- Vania characterized rumors of — 000 ribery as absurd. ana astiteprang;| “The law will be allowed to tie 1:2 Batterien-Doaies Huzey and Killifer, —_—_—O—_—_— SARATOGA RESULTS. course in this case," eaid the ex-Gover- nor, “All we ask is simple justice.” W. K. MoKeuwn of the Thaw legal contingent expiained this afterneom one of the reasons why they had get yout announced @ definite plan of ection, “We are waiting for the other aide te show its hand,” he remarked. ‘Tt hae Never been made clear to us just eRe | actly what the attitude uf the Canadian euthorities “i regard to Thaw.”? SEES ONL’ LAY IN FIGHIING IN CANADA. ‘Thaw uns had bis chance te éeside whether or not ho will ight deportation |from Canada. It Is sald that Ne Fealizes now that any battle he may make will Qnly postpone the inevitable. so far aqlegal mease ued, Thaw must be returned to the United States. A few daye age Ine welcomed thie development ta his case, He was contiaent that Be ould ‘successfully fight oxiradition ip Verment | he were sent to that State, an@ was | FIRST BACB—Water Welles, 0 w 8! and even, Sret; Royal Message, even for | piace, second; Monestef, third, Time, 1.13 1-6. SROOMD BACE—Repentant, & to 6 and 8 to 6, Aret) Bayport, 4 to 6 for Stace, covond} Disneater Shing. Time 4.28. ‘THIRD BACB--Superintendent, 9 to 2 and 8 to B, fgets Delft, 3 to 1 vince, | eccond; Vega third. Time, 1,07 3-5. FOURTH BACE—Jowdone, » w 8 and 8 to 5, Sret; Plate @iaes, 4 to & eecond JACK JOHNSON BARRED. “Vostpon | 4#nxious only to begin the Aght, Assistant Superintead of Immigra | 1 is auchority fer w, If the present LONDON, Aug %.~' Jack tumic hall en neon “postponed” on account of the in- terfered with, wilh ume lynsy rementment displayed on all sides. ttedly go to Vermont It is understood that the "postyone There is oe doubt that thie wil Be mont’ will be made permanent later, ax | ihe procedure,” said Sate. the lsensing authorities have threat: aay Phat wil!™leave th ned to raise trouble if the eugagement | pea to the Minister of the of the American colored pugtist anyuld It by maintained Hon, Coin if n Kourd, but this, meh sht hours, anf Larade wn Mone HB o! We, ag | 40 early “7 rvalion rts ia mahi ies posk toon | ssetcay |“ “There may be ace /