The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 24

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1913. ‘ Franley report which criticized and! Cae to read the articles of tmpeach- for a writ, He cannot be reieased on | COPPER STRIKE GUARD SHOT. A Bas Reliet C4 by Vet A ' jentered in lengthy reference and dis-|of New York that the reading be dis- Gartison incurred the enmity of many | Soldier tadly Wounded by bal selon of legal challenges in a great] pensed with was and the clerk of Sulzer's politi } opponents by fils ace | variety of cases begin slowly to read the I From Ambush. thy are Uvities during the pending impes nt | bil ‘ inge. He was called the Gover-| CALUMET, Mich. Sept, 12.-Wille on he thebeeseeeees Feed eee eee eee ee ee be} UBY the rules juat adopted for mde | ayce of this court thesn gentlemen are] “What answer dors the respondent press agent by many Picket duty at the Isle Royale ming ta pexcluded, for it ts provided that the) ‘nterpose to the articles of impeach- arriwn is in a comfortable the copper miners’ strike zon before Feonduct of the trlal shall be governed) Ment filed by the Assembiy?* queried treated as iententiv as Harry TH dawy tovlay Randolph Harvey, a pele J hy ruler of the Supmeme Court. Lat the [Judge Cullen when Clerk McCabe had |No move was made tiis morning to re-| Vtte of Company A, Kalamazoo, "ag H ; ' sot from ambush and serlousi Jeourt he ao composed as not only to be| Mnished his rey Jease him on habeas corpus. Judwe SU" fy {ivpartial, but that all men shalt know) Jude Herrick reupon stated that, Merrick, chief of Sulaer'’s legal forces, |" " i! alarm wae sounded and | | it te be impartial, and the defendant| Pursuant to the notice yesterday, ob- sald he had not been asked to take any | gota id deputies scoured the soode \ eel | Finay be tried before a tribunal that has! lection would be made to the validity action. | nearby ! id ne trace of the woulds | ot oresudice! his case” [the linpeachment, Louis Marshall of) ~ sjooting is believed be i | ee | Judge Alton B. Parker, chief counsel It le Governor's counsel would argue that | SQUIRRELS SEAL OWN DOOM. ' to have wen done by a strike aympas ‘for the prosecution, replied to Judge rent ae _——— | Merrick’« chaltenze orney Marshatl, reading from a : “Thin court.” he aald, “han no author: [Prepared briet, first asked that the entire TO Samerous and Act Ee lity to exclude any of its own members (thicedingh te diemidaed oh the ground | wean, # a Protection Law. [from purticipating ta thin trial, ‘The | Cit the tis without jurisdict ANSTON, Mil, Sept, 19.—Seores of are sovercign, By their man. [nd the ex are ruil, void and children tod vere WRN EIN CHE WHS ne embodied in the Constitution, | 110 effect [children to-day went hanting for wautt-| vurt inast be composed of the | Tin VIpal attack was directed | Fl Which hare hecome #0 pestite and the Court of Appeals. ‘That | sa wnetitutionatity of the ac-| that the City Counchl Wedn Hates ae eee rere a sou ae pealed an ordinance whieh py Ly d Few persons have eyes ex- [ete See oa i behead peste i the animals, There will be cquirrel ple yo when the suiject matter | actly alike. Little Belmont, Falls lato Police Trap Rose Barrick, Proprietress of; 4 ihe Rraep j Judge of Appeals or a Senator shall diary inctiany: hemes here tniiiotrow é aha oat Cat oneet [not sit in this cane.” had not pee mended vy the Gove | "tinder the protection of the law the Unless vour case is an ¢x- at: The tittle p was hure | Judge Parkers argument went inte | ernor. | equirreia have become so numerous and| Ceplion to the rule your vision A os 3 a 4 aateete vail provisions and citation of ahd 8 = dit not re feavies ‘tint thay Have’ CGY Noles In| is not the same in both eyes, ee ee A eid a lnaseeti 3 { wi rabies ns impeachment. roofs, built nests in garrets and scare , A se4 quickly over the atore None of the] )| PRECEDENTS CITED IN JUDGE) Marsiaii, “nor aid he in any way 90k: | Away hirda. cone ot them per@hed un], Ready made lé Matec shoppors knew what had happened 1s PARKER’S ARGUMENTS. Rest the consideration of any charée*! the sill of an open window Inthe coun.| aWays exactly alike in both e@ tn the ante room, however, Lieut) 42. | ¢ PD] Judge Parker argued (hat the people | A&inst himself. Jel room when the Aldermen were hoar-} lenses--probably both wrong gibbons and Detective Jonen of Inspector [of each Senate district in the state | When Attorney Mardiall ‘Wited | Te the complaints of citizens. —one sure to be—therefore, Dwyer\ staff were xinating over the 2 | itd to. the vole of Hn Cullen asked if counsel for the ‘ their | ane > | don't risk permanent harm to tives. He recalied numerous contemplated taking Issue | BAN ON “DARING NUDE ART.”| your eyes by wearing other where the members of the| Sith any of the facts, as distinguished | sat ata former courte of impeachment, who | ftom the points of ta®, raised by the | than specially ground glasses succesa pt the ruse by which they had ‘Aught Mose Barrick, proprietress of the Little Belmont Hotel, in the very bribe t 2 had served on committees the ‘resorts ernor's counsel Mead ry in Washington) When it costs no more to be Fe eee ange of which had resulted in the adoption |ONLY TWO QUESTIONS OF FACT Draws Sharp tine. SURE. lil ton tinae, A OMe uy impeachment articles, tail requested | ARE AT ISSUE. WAKHINGTON, sept, 18 -Althoush Our examinations are made ageinat her, src hloya | ng in judgment, | John Bo Stanehfield, representing fed that the prevailing pletures| fy ry ei sve rald of her hotel early this week. | y requests were denied by thelr ‘oy hoard of managers, replicl to Mr be turned face to the wall, the Be Mall ed Meares hy When Fitgibbons hat exchanged his colleagites Marshall's argument, Unie teat 1 Art Gallery authorities toe | Stetan with such extreme elewator boy's uniform for bis usual) # Hts precedents ranged in time from | points on which the board tool ixsue | Announced ther were determined wo] Care and precision—each eye clothem the woman was taken to the! t th contury in England to with the Governor were that the Leg- {draw the line on “daring effects in| being examined separately— Wert Sixty-elghth street station and] § " ’ TO NnanGe ee ti «journed frregularly frog {mide art” During this season | that when we furnish vou Jocked up on the charg f having ats) to Aug. Wi, and t ing that could cause the most confirmed at due notice | With, glasses for your special Tt wan Jast Wednesday that Jones and Fitagibbons arranged the trap into which the Barrick woman fell. Early on that day she had sent a messenger to Jones who had obtained the evidence | + on which Inspector Dwyer made his raid, telling him that she wanted to see him on an important picce of business ‘adjournment. wax heen held that 4 Senator's vote “bes and that he would not ask permis longed to hits constituents and not to! to intre | himself.” # | ‘The only precedent tn support of the XK | challenges, he said, was in one case | in Which a Senator had been excluded | he wan a brother of the ax 3 vused. He did not specitically mention y nlely of law] Mined to settle the a yfitceting to be held within a p | of Washington, sixteen of the forty x en members acn. erinater the slightest ombarrasaine 3 LAID TRAP TO CATCH BARRICK 3} Jen: and all challenges they finally were brought in Aug, 13 The * school of art also them to give complete satise WOMAN. : wheliningly overruled ™ the Shively | Me Marshall said the question off be | lor the trustees } faction. @! case, Judge Parker pointed out. it had é Harris Glasses cost $2.00 testimony on tt, He dtd - a iltyot alone aaien any oh Nee aie me quality of the frame you select Nacaee to tenity WILSON GREETING TO CHILL) tilts of the fran you select anted him and he said that aw-] eyes require. SU Set Sn eeene niversary of Repub! sees Rh desire t Conagra beoa and begging him to arrange a meeting fA ct wn A TON, Seat recon ¥ F o Cen- nea a * lagctelD on 1 v ian ie that mane in see Malas dt pean With all the preponderance of pre+ SULZER AGENT TO dependence, Presiient Wils coder erwhelmingly against the rig! » clearly in mind,” he ¢ our Constit ude in ‘once that he would be there and then repeated the story to Inspector Dwyer| and Licut. Mitzgibbons. Tho inepector assigned an expert “root ts! Qewlists ond Opticians of Chili ALBANY PRISON. | message of fe'icitation to the Presid 4tov. Sule a i rovision which would permit meniers eclal graft investl- same tim 10 stenographer to the job and on Wed- 3 f the highest court of the State to be Kator, J ‘ Foi, siept part o Net P WN near John St. nenday thie man hid in the shelter| ® en Sa t o * art of | Your Eacelleney ny: bet rc ee earns badass in tie park, neat the S allenged. merely because they ad lust ight in a 1 of the Albany| your personal welfare and for the 1009 Broadway, near Willo"by, B'kl, Fifty-Ninth street and Sixth avenue! ® a" he eu or com ons County penitentiary, Me was remanded | tinued pea nd prosperity of 480 Fulton St. opp. A. & S., B’klyn. prim: esponsible for the impeavi= ato: _ entrance, ‘There was a convenient] % Wee " or the Impeaclie to that institution by the sergeanteat- | Chillan natior 507 Br Hahne's, Newark, bench nearby and to this Jones agreed Ps | Arms of the State Asse ndly for refusing to pilot the Barrick woman. It was a@ Wer questions put to him by the! er, following on @ cnarge tedious wait for the stenographer but| % finally, late in the evening, when the| park wan deserted, Jones and the col-| é THE RIGHT TO VOTE. ~ Touching particularly on the eonten- Yl von thar Senator Wagner should not 6 | sit, Judge Parker insisted that the Sen- ator was not In reality the Lieutenant: Governor, but merely acting as Presi« dent pro tem of the Senate. He added that If Senator Wagner were to become Lieutenant-<Governur he would not be gerne THAT WAGNER HAS. yp ored woman appeared. The detectis f guided her to the bench and then en- sued a conversation which the atenog- rapher noted down word for word. In-| 2 pector Dwyer has not made there notes| > public yet but it 1s known that after]? mptuous state- Kisators gold their | ie resolution i npeaching Gov, | Bulger, He made tt several weeks ago. Garrison's arrest was’almost as great a surprise to many members of the offering the $400 bribe the Barrick) diretly affected by the procesding bee ciaheels PUNE AEN, pee eal woman aid: ” % \ cause the governorship and not the! iim, but ing Was ObRG) AAA Ke “Now how can T pay this to you} 2 @ | Heutenant-governorship was at siake. | inade no attempt to evade serviec. He without being observed?” 9 | At the close of the argument the Bourt | nas bee Nai AiRanec MERGRUsHUly “Why not meet me in one of the bie] P 3 Fegherg reat Moats |has been around Albany continnousi animous 's contention, the department stores, say about noon «+ Friday?" responded Jones, “It ought snators being excused | the nat to he easy to allp mea roll of bills there n voting on their own eligibility. of the Capitol. nis decision of the full court fol-| Gut o¢ curioaity to eee what the Ae- without being observed and if we were tor W . President prot ty ft s | Roticed it probably would be thought ‘ oon t nd that he 4b jowed a remarkable statement made bY. Jonny was doling he etroliod into the that you were commissioning me to Jeatedt in alte It of thie trial because! president Judge Cullen, who said; — | 2;nUly Was Hele tw et leh lt make some purchase for you." 1 will | | th ere as CoANOLa He “although ander your rules de- He y for him, but when he attempted The woman agreed to this proposal ) . | since the impeactn procecdings gan, and a w minutes before his up- prehen: rolling about Ose: challenged son, attracting tion. In doing so % feel it my duty veered ta th cision of this tion in the fi: [to depart he found himself blocked by and Jones led her out of the park at emalanentd of ihe ffled instance is céndrmed on me, Xo | {0 Wcmart he found hive worked once. Then he and the stenographer Havernor not intend to render any decision, joy ty was presciiting a resmation These Two Men hurried to the atatioy and there the ’ Pin case ie the greatest slice tie] Wak leave tt to you for determina. {M10 11) Me be Gactons he plot was hatched for Fitaxibbons to trial of President Jol ener In a Cloak YOUR | represent the sort of men who depend upon the play the part of an elevator boy and (Continued from First Page) port a ae saint ited MAS 5 f te whole country to express at least my opinion and eatote aie ker, Garrl New Store for Men for what they shall wear and : lel traeeiesgadtedbenagaerintgigta - Gre vshekr tatty een Pe Leite re mill be a precedent! state my xensone, AMIAy Shas OHS | soni was without counsel, and he re-| for what they shall pay. They are pictured on folk agreed to lend thelr store for the | assumed office on Jan. 1 cannot pe cone | ay. from 10 A. M, PM, and) omne Tact Ie invmvadnuguon|| ‘Walters eeaeties ana Genccunev ace fed to auamee qliestions pat ty Alle) their way—in a Broadway car which pcases the Purpose and early to-day Fitzgisbons| sidered by the court of tm@eachment, | fron one. | Mondays the ; ‘ a WATE IU dar pot) RaRIMARTES® jae nreegnites eoebond sy pets door—to see the ; y ‘ou vill «! a ae 4 * mandin e mo Ot ne en te mevsd to 50R ne oe Sle RaeHESE a ve oP i eitbeg Al al nl Mee ee ie anh Ht sutficient for thi court to be virtuous, | Judge Cullen went into a clear Ayia | ase’ untill (ieelone Of the senMonenns elevators up and down. rVved ne hour ’ f final adjou ‘The car was standing at the lower! Will be fou e but it must be above suspicion. summing up of opposing argu); he ; eA Cerne | ee oe a j less otherwise ordered by t sem changed trom we question that the Fraw-| ments and emphatleally declared that) ii. the yote for the resolution wat floor, with Fitzgibbons lolling in the ey 7 ; el pours Had : ‘ te Hie ¥ formed the challenged Senators were entitled a i deer when Jones and the woman ap-| To strengthen the proseaution’s In-| to time by the rt for luck of wit é : : |to sit. rhnhe. ; e Peared, ‘The woman slipped a big reli | trenchments on tlis ine the A nieeaee GF Otten Fausnie land expressed romarding tha} mt ee cuMENT ne Assembly hax plenary power {0 | Of bills out of her handbag and thrust Made another effort thie att The conduct that te to be | respondent, ax exon by extracts pinish for contempt,” he said. “Garris | them toward Jones, He grabbed the &*t a sufficient numb f ried by the prevailing the from the text report READ IN COURT. son also must go back to Jail pending | roll, and while the hands of each stil Members together to vote addith State. Hule Vi.{ Judge Herrick read parts of the} Judge Cullen then directed Clerk Mc-,the court's decision on hie application | Made for this store--the Wanamiker way. touched the bills Fitzgibbons sprang | @tticles of {mpeachinent relating to ‘ | Priced by this store —® “The final decision of the Court B16.50, 817.50, forward and seized them. Then it was svernor, that Mrs. Barrick burst into a food of the seh for tv ing, the, upon the articles preferred shall And, without any eatin the best suits turned out this invective against the police and aroused ut enough votes, | be taken by the President of the Autumn to sell at these prices. every whopper within hearing. boxtponed tie meeting until +! Court, who, upon each of the arti- pi asl. ck and agaiu at that hour they | eles as it shall be separately read Every thread all wool. . Do you feel all tired out? errs000 Lo: ke Wreek, (Were waiting for the necessary seventy: | by the olerk, shall, with ite number, rt) ou Do you sometimes think you just can't The patterns are rather q unusually good taste; “HAMBURG, Germans, Sept. 1% --A | #1X votes to be round Propose to each member of the white are merged very prettily in mi y i seaal Hose Of STAID Corapriaing: geoseeo | When the. court rex its session! Court, im alphabetical order, the — work away at your profession or trade black and white a i } nixture, stripe, of capital and $150,000 of deposits, was | at 19 66 e roll was called and the! questo: ‘Benator (or judge) how check and dot effects; Oxfords—light and dark—and browns any longer? lige . which many men will look for, gustained by the Hanseatic Bank, which | tial was resumed any you, is the respondent guilty offer a contras' Teaiig goiad ite annra.on tent. 1 | WAGNER REPORTS THE RULES or not guilty as charged in the — Do you have a poor appetite, and lie Come and sce them—fresh from the bench, Two Of the bank's directors, von Cla OF PROCEDURE. °° ¢ © article of oh awake at night unable to sleep? | buch ani Buette, were arrested to-day | Senator Wagner, Chairman of the, ent?’ Bach member of the Court, é ft Fall Overcoats Took Some Planning to Get These, i Lined with Silk, to Sell for $16.50 \ The cloth is all wool, well-woven, in black, Oxford and Cam- bridge tones. . charged with misappropriation of funds. | Committee on Rulos, submitted the re-| WB@R #0 Questioned, shall rise im x ‘guilty’ or ‘mot guilty’ and the President of the Court shall also give his vote each article, either ‘guilty’ or ‘not quilty'; and when the roll call . Save the Babies. | shall be completed upon each Are your nerves all gone, and your stom- ach too? This Way Has ambition to forge ahead in the world left you? ANT MORTALITY is something frightful. Wecan hardly realize that | ohare, she veenit upon each charge (If so, you might as well put a stop to ‘The model is the unbeatable Chestertield, I children born M . end shall be P not ne eM EIS 2 ‘all the ‘ in oe vitae Serva tre, pee ce mites cnterea epee Ae heen ar ike \your misery. You can do it if you will. 7 Te silk in the lining is strengthened by a warp of the cotton oe * atteon if 7 ate Ave, ang onetall before | “Ef two-thirds of the members The whole coat is a fine accomplishment at $16.50—one that Present shall concur in the finding up 1 Cages hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save should give good service through several seasons. these lives, Neither do we hesitate to say that many occasioned Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery ‘ NOTE—We are also showing the new soft hata infantile are by the use of narcotic preparations. said articl A derbi d ; sal sally dp Anotures and soothing id for children’ laints contain | Court shall in thi 5 and derbies and caps; some styles specially de- Opin OF MOrpEine, They are, in considersble quantitie | mis 05d Sie Sromasie ef ths Coan will make you a different individual. It will set your lazy liver to work. It signed for young men; some for, the more elderly aeknaak GatalT cat eropelr, sense cucnlaron Gad Wee | ShAb is Whe same Manner onswer will set things right in your stomach, and your appetite will come back. It will [| e New Store for Mea, Broadway, corner Eighth, P, Ss, The Chance to Get a Suit to Measure for $20.50 —from $25 to $40 Suitings— |]| will in all probability be gone by tomorrow evening. There | remained enough cloth, in 57 different patterns, this morning to make 237 suits. Some will go today. But there will be | enough tomorrow for pretty nearly 200 men. | | | | to ma must ese that it beare the signature of Chas, H. Flewher, Castoria Tae the blood to clreulate ly, opens the moved f his om t Gi of the ekin and allays ewe , i of aie maths fe the &; age! ne Tics Gateria slwezs bears the signatare of 4 Lhe article (or articles) of the 4 against him upon “Shall Willlam Sulzer be dis- ' | qualified to hold any office of honor, | trust or profit under this Stato?’ | “And the final judgm of the | Court shall be certified by the Fri ident of the Court and Clerk of the Court.” FIRST MOVE IN THE DEFENSE BY HERRICK. purify your blood, It is a remedy originally prepared by Doctor R. V. Pierce. Mo<icu! edvice is given free to all who wish to write for same. Great success has wome from a wide experience and varied practice. Pierce's medicines are of known composition. Dr. Pierce says: “This tonic contains no alcohol to shrink up the red blood corpuscles; but, on the other hand, it increases their number and they become round and healthy. The experience of many ie that it helps the human system in the constant manufacture of rich, red blood. It helps the stomach to assimilate or take up the proper elements from the food, thereby assisting digestion and curing dyspepsia, heart-burn and many uncomfortable symptoms, stops excessive tissue-waste in con- valescence from fe' for the run-down, anaemic, thin-blooded peop! ‘Discovery’ ie refreshing and vitali: ick to this sefe and san remedy, and refuse all ‘just good’ medicines, Nothing but Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery will do you half as much good,” It has been sald by druggists for over 40 years, in fluid form, at $1.00 i] ction, Jt can now be had in tablet form, A New Collar, Long on good Point WHITEWooD Questions of Life Are tully and properly anewered in The Feonie’# Common Banse Medical Advis happy marriages are sure to follow. Tg orance leads to misery and 1il-bealth, All the knowlodge @ young man oF wor man, wife or daughter should have, te And then-—well, this sort of a saving doesn’t come along every day. — . We warrant the tailoring and a good fit. RED MAN and color plates, and beund ta cloth, ‘early 100,00 voples formerly sold for $1.80 cach) Ie vent Free to any one send. i / 25 Cts. The New Store for Men, | 2 4 ing 1 one-cent stamps to prepay cost of 5 modifi 7 M.D. Sold by medicine dealers or sent Broadway, corner hth: | J Wrapping end postage. by mail on seceipt of 50-cents in 1 cent stamps. BRANO N 4 Address R. V. Pierce's Invalids Hotel Ramsperger Budalo, N. ¥, ner—because of opinions they expressed | in thelr report to the legislators “The other challenge is against Sena: JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway and Ninth SS ee eae DERIVES ce Bit o MAKERS OF TROY'S BEST P 4ODUCT.