The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1913, Page 22

Salen semaine Mebi e _ a "om _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1913. . ' | campaten wot none had the remotest f | dieduat iapeioas of eny meme |e ole"'annu seit] RATHER THAN JERSEY ! ber of this court may be with re hai Wee eeeee ee SUbe veers errseeeerereerrerereeebons | | @ard to him man, or asa cit | harae in relation to Sarecky. | = « a| " | tem; tt matters not whether his ac. | i in atten ny | , roo Much for Divorceéy $ 4 | ’ tdome, as disclosed by the recera | oF » wieahe (0 indoce th Swampland Too Much for Diverce o a ‘ pefore us, were always characters |... wij htiol! testimony was not pr Whw Voli \s «| ised by good ti oF good jn aune bribery wae hot ahown . 4 $| | mont, or whether they conformed | wrat tie ‘oiher means’ were Was not Months’ Alimony ba P e 5 to the highest standards of ethics | vetoved i “|3 + | = | or of stiquette—all that gor for | No PROOF THAT SULZER!,, TN Is a new an smiling. face bh 1% t fetes ad oT on “ } geught. The onl ‘oposition ie Balle delinquent divorcees —— 13 ¢ Unsophisticated Tourist, Arrest Sp ereteragt naar © see | Ghish thie comrt hase tight co | THREATENED WITNESSES. 5 I: arrived thig J j00d | % 3} : : ae | consider te the respondent's @uilt | Tacig up the bribery tn connection ve ay and [e prepare Woman, Accustomed to Good | + $) ed tor Displaying Revolver, Jaye sme or pecsury hax neon enrne| OF MMocemcs of the charges set with the sudpornalig of witnesses Fule/ ty stay for six months. Moreover, tt le Home, Revolted at Jail’s | % . 7 . mitted." | forth in the articles of impeach- ter Colwe!) and Sarecky before the! not dispieaeed at the prospect. ‘The ’ Ja { : Quits Jail Penniless, He @ ed that the Governor was) ment which w served upon him wie Investigating Committes, Mr. ! voice behind the face refers to the re Melancholy Sights. : : muilty of jarceny not only vecadee he! that. and that only. 1 tat “the case is en-| treat of the al mony burdened aa “The . ela y sights, > bi converted’ many of the contributions | “This report by the Impeachment) tirely barren of even the suagestion | Sheriff's Hotel.” 3 | sone Fernando te going back to Pan | to his own use but because he ob | Managers has made the State re- eats of menaces of any Kind) The lates arrival is Henry A, Ludiam, : } : i ‘ * Tinned them by the false pretense thay. Serberate with al} the volume of vor| were employed to compass the suppres. | formerly a wenliiy Brooklynite, and he ASKED SPOUSE TO QUIT. & | ama fim an goon an he can. For V6) iney ware for campaign purposca, cfferation that would have been direct: | aion of testimony of for any other pars) las been committed for owing his wt * he hae been emploved In the en- With many e!tations and expositiona ¢d againat @ Benedict Arnold of an! pose, ‘The record is a blank so far as) something largely in excess of 64, Failing in Request, Frenzied Creature Takes Revolver and Fires Fatal Shots. | gineering department of the Canal, and |of law, My. Parker discussed each ot | Aaron Bure, against one guilty of | this point Is concerned | bac k alimony. On July 26, 191%, a he came here four days ago on @ vaca-| ‘ie articles and declared the Governor | ‘treason, stratagems and spolis | ‘The testimony of Duncan W. Peck, order of arrest was issued for his pe iad been clearly proven guilty. His | “The entire penal law has been ran: | superintendent of Public Works, who | on. At the time hin severed wite w Hon, He has spent the four daya in Jat | addvess consumed the afternoon sus- | Aacked for epithets and characteri#a: gqore that the Governor asked him tin- | asking $2,750, a dignified figure as all- and when he was released this afternoon | sion. Mr. Herrick for the defense and, tions. A veritable Newgate calendar) ger oath to deny a 6 contrib mony coes. When the officers went to hia firat inquiry was avout the ealling| Mr. Brackett for tho prosecution will )hes beer evolved, Certainly the tnge-| sharacterized by the attorney Impress the need of payment or {immu of the steamers back to the Isthmas. ake arguments to-morrow. |nuity of trained prosecutors, provided tion.” ment on Ludlam he had gone. Wuithi Fernando ays he was robbed of #0,! MARSHALL OPENS HIS PLEA FOR | With microscopical eyes that see bad in| K tried to Impremn the court with they knew not, but he had gone . . Cnt Na tad, while Ke 4 ao, GULaE jtversthing and behold everywhere the) ne idea he was ioath to testify." ‘This morning Mr. Ludiam return the Torte Judge Malone of General . microbe of crime, has been strained to | Jared Mr, Murata Fessions started an investigation, but| “We are on the threshold of an the utmost. Versation was a confidentia! one. Mr. if learned only that Fernando had haa| event, 14 Mr, Marshall in opentng | “When we furitor analyte thie collo-| qoaq, the examining counsel, seemed a cell te himself and had spoken to| his speech demanding the acquittal of ion of offenses we vanont fali to b0) to ne entirely familiar with it, He |no one except a Bermuda negro, who| Sulzer, “which will make a Sermanent | impressed by the fact that the three w where to begin and where to 6top. told them who he was and why he was coukl taik te him in Spanish, He] {mpression upon the history of our be-| fundamental charges. those which WAVY | Hy wag entirely familler with all of the, there, walkel «ith thie man in the exercise] loved State, which will entail conse-|%%n malo the eubicct Of the mot! wists and turns of this confidential “And now," he sald, “If you gentler | houra quences far beyond our ken, which wij Mliute investigation before this tribunal, a wersation.” met will permit, we'll @ to the hotel | Jose was arreated in a water tront| determine whether or not the reign of, relate Ps Bented Sa Sane oumaieven vee “pack had a strong motive for im-'in a tixi, for my lege are tired. Also, hat the con- stood across the atreet from the Sher+ ‘8 office and peered up. When depu- tle, attracted by hts Insistent @asing, went to ark what he might be doing he ‘Mrs. Julia M. A. Gchteth, wife of Hen- ry ©. Schieth, who was promoted two, Weeks ago from the post of Warden of the Queene County Jail in Long Isiand | City to the same position in the Ray- | | A eee ee See id mond Street Jail in Brooklyn, shot and killed her four-year-old gon, Charles Henry, last night and then committed | Fas eseeeseas ceaeigez asses snioon alinest as soon as anded|law has ceased, and that of passion venting such a conversation As that to I'm tired of living in points of interest wilolés Gy ehodting hareale te the right from the steamshio, for while renching| and prejudice has vegun While the | fore the respondent entered upom the iii, ie jas testified.” he declared, | in Jersey et al., so I've deckied te temple in the Warden's quarters of the for mone money to pay for a drink he! duty which rests upon counsel cannot | Performance of the duties as Govermor | in nw... it oud able him to ald in| make you a @lX months’ visit and tiem Queens County Jail in Jackson avenue, Trex “orth a Gig revolver. He always] be too greatly emphasited, that which @m@ took his oonstitutional oath Of) 11.4 Geatruouon of the man who and set 3 T like, taxi there? curted It in Panama and didn't know) fests upon this court ts intlmtely Offfes, Toe court has wisely reserved | | \ there wan a law agatnat it here Greater, for while it is given to counael determination of the aestion a8 iy nasened the office which he! Yes thata che way tt was. Vhat didnt save him trom beng sent| but to present arguments, it Is for tie whether those transactions, assum iuig wut tq very: liberty,” | —— “a to the ‘Tomim, nowever, and there he) court to decide, to adjudge, to create a|iig them to have been establisned a8) y)" ypecting of the Govemnor's @oor a stayed until Anmiatant Diatrict<Attornes! Precedent which will Inevitably and ir-/pleade! and to constitute the offences) yisiness ability Mr. Marshall pointed MITCHEL hy SILENCED rking presented his to the Grand) Fevocably declare the policy of this State; obaracterizel in the articles, consti- | out that many Statesmen hod been poor | Jury to-day. That body refused to in-| With regard to the permanency of ita|tute ground for {mpeachment. That | fnanclers—-rotaoly President’ Me Mist him and Fernando was brought] institutions, and the independence of jquestion must now be decided nd Daries Weoster, | BY STRAIN ON THROAT nh mottos tie investigation ow Long Island City, Schleth, though in} charge of the Raymond Street Jali, had | not moved hia household there, and was @till occupying bis old quartes It was the horror of living In close proximity to the unfortunates whom the law deprived of their liberty, of dwell- ing in @ place where {ron gates barred re tee I Sokbod to Re areateved one oe al e up the sum total of .3/ CAN'T IMPEACH FOR ACTS nor| CAAT | her from Ber own home, where: her deen discharged he addrcened the Court| ‘The picture which is now unfolded DONE IN OFFICE. HOUSE LACKS QUORUM | Specialists Order Him to Curtail ring at the bell was answered by a unt- n broken English, waving before the vision of the civilized worl], “Will impeachment live In this State Kae formed keeper or by @ prison-garbed “That place acrome the street (refer-|!s almost unique in the experience of | OF acts Which do not ¢ stitute wyitil FOR TARIFF ACTION Speeches as Much as “trusty,” and where her friends shud- ring to the Tombs) is full of thieves,| mankind. and corrupt Miaconduct In office? We} Possible dered involuntary when they came to They robbed me of ali I had. 1 had| ‘The Governor of the greatest State in| “*sert the negative.” a sshd \isit her, that drove the young woman $400 when I went to prison, Now 1| the Union, with @ population of ten mil-| Mr. Marshal dw for ne an} Owing to the atrain of continua haven't a penny.” lion freemen, who was elected less than Shania ‘ a Ansistant Dimtriet-Attorney Smith| one year ago by an unprecedented ma- | lent at length. F 1 of Di ial and tt win|Jority, {9 upon trial on an impeachment | “This tribunal." he said, “eing} While Repeal of Differential to the slaying of her child and the tak- ing of her own life. auoting legal prec- | Orders of Arrest Out for Absentees! speecnmaking the vocal chords of Jona | Purroy Mitchel, Fusion candidate for started the investigat! | Mayor, have been badly strained. Two TIRED OF MOVING FROM JAIL be continued in the hope that Fernan-| Which charges him with the commission |J#lcial in its nature and in no sense | “tause Waits angel is who examined him Nave 6e6 TO JAIL, SHE SAID. do'a money may be recovered, Mean. of various acts which, it te asserted, |Of the word legis must nes ELMS IEE | devel him to shorten his epeeches #@ ®--Repeal of the | much as in possible and not to epeal ise of the new | at all at any of the meetings at wi ‘ich many forelgn | he appears to-day. “T am tired of moving from jail to li." she told her husband when, two ks ago, came the news of his pro- motion to the Raymond Street Jail, “If time the engineer in going to let Judge, entitle the complainants to a judgment | ily e within a certain detir Malone know his address if he decides! of fotfeiture of that office, and which | cannot act without restriction, to stay In New York for a while. place an everlasting stigma upon his |'t limitation, accomding to Ite ow —— fame and upon the honored office to | *Weet Wwitl—‘uncribed, uncabined, PEPOPSPE PE SS 6-94-09 244.906.5059 29 625-95 5809 ee you do not give up this bu 3 1 ahall | 4) RSON.. Tee Which he war thus trumphantly chosen {Confined To av deciare would place it a era oe In view of Mr. ‘Mitchel'a throat 4 do something deaperate. 1 cannot stand | o554 6 Ob b Hed) OED otra h-HHS- NOPOD by the euffrages of his fellow citizens | ¥thin bower of the Asxembly and ‘ aa ap iGeday. toe vacdes'l Leckix hasontacters: nrke ata A it aaa toad acai of Chie Court to fameve fron office ) Was lined uD to-day for passage headquarters in the Iitth Ave ‘Only five months ago Mrs, Sohleth{ Much can be forgiven a pretty woman. | when she appears among thom @ith a + arbitrarily any and all public officials |.) Congressio eaders, but was! nue Building for the making of phono» HAL foreee te live. wiknia tne: prtvon [bub fe roatiy alncleves Semen wuriess Marae Spa busey val leanane ork areena IN WORLD'S RECORD TIME SAYS GOVERNOR VIRTUALLY (OF this inte, jocked temporarily by tue Nght to get | graphic records of two speeches foie walls. Before that se and her hua-|to look with equanimity upon Mre.|her neck like @ boa, Mr. Snake is a IN PRISONER'S DOCK. “If unlimited power is once conceded |* Working auoruin in the House, Dem- peg bes poe a. poh pp rsrtted ae band had a beautiful home in Flushing | Frank Henderson's latest fad. areat pet of hia charming mistress, who — “Who {9 this respondent who hae thus|—and our opponents assert te ex- Vaderwood and Sime | ores hundred duplicate recer@s. will te avenue, Astoria, Mra. Schieth wae the Down at White Sulphur Springs, where| carries him around with her when the ¢ . a! cave been placed, it were, in the prison-|istenve of such unlimited power—then |‘ A enoes with Solicttor made ail distributed at district head- daughter of Charles Arnold, » wealthy | Mrs, Henderson 1s spending the autumn, objections of her friends are not too| Makes Distance in 1.54%, Beating] ers’ dock, against whom there te asked|overnment of the people would tecome |POK Of the State Departmen quarters all over the city Noriet. She was born and brought uP| people are both amused and horrified | strenuous, Former Mark Made b to be pronounced the everiasting doomja mere byword and « hissing, because | “* eel thata rep Was the wa in the Astoria section and had a host Hi be y of infamy and shaine, who !s sought to/the will of the people ag unnounved at | * foreign tangle, « ons, aft were | out of sald 1, ‘This Anot of friends, Schleth, too, came from a |———————" Same Horse, be driven out of the office to which helthe polls would be promptly set aside |t? lave the approval of President good family and the couple took part]agine her ugitation and the frensy WEW | was oxalted but a few short months] by the remo: from office of those | Wilson. | The teft arm of a woman wan picked in all the soctal activities of the neigh-| which drove her on, In the wall o' ] RICH LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 9—Unblan,! ago, and to be forever deprived of the|elected, for any reason, or no reason, ve lerwood, however, up to-day in the Bay off the St. Geor vorhood, Srp. Sohleth had a reputation |the little boy's crib was the hole 4) |drtven by ChAPlen Tanner and paced by | Fight 10 hold ‘public office and to serve | whatsoever ae @ hostess and her days and nighta| where @ bullet had buried itwelf. In REALTY MAN “VAGRANT a running mata trotted « mile here| the State? “Ie the impeachment of William} were filled with pleasing engagements. |a clothes closet within range of the to-day in 1.54%, @ new world's record, “Zt ig William Gulser, who hag | Sulzer to usher in a new era in this ined to take the initiative | ferryhouse by Patrick J. Brady, ig the clause. jdeckhand on the municipal ferryboa I am satisfied with the! Stapleton, It was taken to the ferry- WARDEN FORCED TO TAKE FAM.|crib was another. Evidently she had The former record waa 1.58, held by| Jest passed ale afuietm pirtaaay, |country? Is a now precedent to be Be abNy at Cece esther eee | ceeees ae fired firat at the sleeping child from a Uhlan, Which wae celebrated by those | established in order that he may b0| or wend bean ER | . sank dela ns See reek the Depart|Jistance and her aim had been bad. Raymond Under Bail as Result —_—>____ Whe stooa highest ia the eivie and [removed from the office to wich hel call the Ware and Means’ i Don’t Suffer "iThen t Uttle fellow must have politionl Mfe of the State, with was elected without regard to of consider it" Wee Swett within the. Seits ot whic | Swakened. of Tenants’ Mis- LAUREL WINNERS. congratulations and rejoicing, em |cial misconduct on his part? If that| In a lant desperate effort to compel from Sore Feet seule : caaee ek Bakinta tel et] He must have tried to cilmb trom hie conduct. , FIRST RACE-Selime: three-year-| 0coasion whem even some of these [can be done in the present instance, | the attendance of Congressmen, Shey were! chieth moved! oh, terrified and not knowing why the : wld 4 new serving as impeach- | then, an was well said by Judge Vann,| House to-day ordered the arrest of A ho are = his family from thelr beautiful home tol nother he loved should be stand! M olda and upward: five and a half fur-| every member avitho Fi Be Fre f s be-| Maz Raymond, a wealthy realty own- mont managers indulged in lowd- | whom all of us love and honor, thi ry member absent without permis: | Use TIZ, for Tender Feet, and ree the dingy quarters provided in the JAll-/rore him, @ pistol in her hand, The|ér of 617 West One Hundred and Fit- | One® —Moncrief, M6 iJ. MeTaggart), 4 or, thin " ° Lv Sounding praives were [court could convict the Governor of | fan ant those out of the city were 4 Foot Troubles. ‘The change w' mot unpleasant to to 6, 2 to 6 and out, first; Venetian, 107 tifed by tel apl var 0 From Foot It he bullet in the clothes closet showed this. | teenth etreet, was arraigned before nee. @ to 1, % to 1 and to 1,{ Smeme the foremost to do him [the State and remove hira from office Fie acer sont MATrante) Kchieth. For seven years he had been outstanding against them Fee f warden of the jall and for three or four| ANd (hem, perhaps, Mra, Schleth held | Magistrate Marlow in the West S1U8| goog; Rod and Gun, 17 (Davies), 6) ROM@r” | because he stole cherries when a bo pale ii Plas th. tor CARaee: 1488, ones. all fost. ta sears before that he had been an em.|'he little boy while she fired the shot )Court to-day charged with vagrancy./4, 13 to 1 and even, third, Time,| Mi Marshall gthen sketched the} or spat on the sidewalk when a man.” othin Tein foot-bai ns ploves, He was ainpltious and ne waa] TMich killed him, for it entered dla |The technical charge originated with | 10925. sfeivilie, O18 Crow, Horace Br | Governors political history. DEFENDS SULZER'S STATEMENT LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. a any ae interested in hin work, Sepia 10) Ziat $Be spit. moet eurely te May, when tt made| Agnar, Price Floral, Surpaw, Mies|_“A8d now William Sulzer, havre r itd F CAMPAIGN EXPEN Ok tuner i ‘To Mra. Bobleth tho change was a | Det 0" to his brain, of an apartment house Hable! maith, Ford Mal, Montoalm, dermia se (oe ht all this,” continued the attor- ° SES. FIRST RACK Hire: tan cearclin; maiden | your feet, oom up the dt file; five and a hast ‘aniny TI% soft | pis a ne cold wot nays | WEAPON CLOSE TO BROW WHEN |to prosecution after two or more con. | Hitt: Ford Mtal Mon ney, “stands before you to-day on trial Mf Marshall then took up (ie d fecane, Lik est he, Tiel atlas ee cae ata the of her new] FATAL BULLET 18 FIRED, — | Victlona for disorderly conduct in the} wHCOND RACE-Steeplechase hand!-| {This very exlatence, charged with | oe ae that not une of t igh Aneto DD, 12d; Hubertine, | akin that forma rooms assume a homelike look. Iron| In the head of her own bed and in| Premises had been odteined againet in-| cap: three-year-olds and upward: about| Sele * common criminal, and for what? | 0) 0 th oi Ul 3 Mr. Mowe corns, bunions bars were constantly before her eyes. | the wall above it were the holes of two | ™Ate# of his apartment, two miles.—Clell's @ister, 1% (cating), | ot, cause while an Incumbent of SBCOND RACE and cations “The corrupt practices act dues not |, Ses jake necessary the publication of cam- fils patan funds rece ved, but tam, 14, 10, Le Mar 108, Iniq vesne Keepera in brass-buttone’ uniforms or fot bullets. Schleth, seoing them, | Mf Raymond is tie firet man to bel 4 to 1, 7 to 1 and 3 to 2, first: Shannon | Moe be has been guilty of offictal cor- rallaehavas cance prisoners constantly croswed her path. |could picture hin wife alming twice at|*"rested under the new law and it | Rivor, 143 (Allen), even, 2 to 6 and out,| Lupton not because he has taken one Never for a moment could ahe forget [her own forehead and in her crased con- |UNderatood that he will carry his case| second; Promoter, 132 (Dayton), § to 1, 8| Alar ef the people's money, nor h only thome ex- | Mira Dell Hitira, 108 and finatiy does with } sho was in a jail, and she came to feel {dition fring wikliy into the alr unti |to the btaheet court, to 5 and 7 to 16 third, ‘Time, ate,| cericmed himself at thelr expense, or hae | pended. Therefore ihe Governor In fait- 0s; } r | herself ap great & prisoner as the occu-|her hand steadied and she placed her | Servants in the soven-etory tenement | L'Navarre ran out. £1 Bart alo ran,|fecelved ® bribe, or has done aught to | ing to nose ail of his receipts violated no RACE Aelia, cow search et. tired pants of the cells, Weapon alnont agalnat her brow, The|at No. 100 Weat sixty-tirst atreet,| THIRD RACE—Selling; for two-vear-| pee heer guilty of treteon. of aves 7 one male and cere Hema feet 1 can't ehe told her hua-| eight almost crazed Schleth. three girls and a man, were convicted |olds; five und a half furlonge.—saion, | Muon et ta oraitutae noe we is fe: pesteny way’ esmemitiieg’ hy Bart, 108; Cracker Box 111) Songs, 1 Tilo band again and again. “You must give] “Why did you let her do it?" ravea| recently of: disorderly conduct and |i (Deronde), 6 to 6, 2 to 6 and out, | eee om Settee ISN Sen te erent iascourate or M42; Patruche, 108; Pliani, 112, ‘Rake i¥ up this work." Bhieth to Murray and the other keep-|Hauymond was arrested on Sept. 38,|first; ‘The Spirit, 8 (#mith), % to 1, ee oe eas pot Decay Ba Pah oetagactd expense statement be- pi Chartier 18, aiven By arta But Sohloth'’s ambition made nim|ers, who crowded around. “Couldn't | Ils case hud been postponed, € 1 add tol, second; Mater, 128 [city wae oe otetetd Ain ceIe Tae | eeee nee eating ee eee e eS | tutonen Olt Bin, URE Bra no matter ta plead with her and he thought she|¥ou hear her? Didn't you know what! ‘ro-day Mr. Raymond wan hold in|(Hutwell). 12 to 1. 2 to 1 and & to 5. |the wear ot wavernments nor indicaccd | setion of te Qorerser wee wore, (Hite 16S; Hircnze Wings how bad shape, Would become used to her surroundings, | ¥aa happening?” $600 ball for trial in epecial Sessions, | third. ‘Timb—1.08 1-5. Ortyx, Galaxy leo the slightest de 4 lho ah eas) omer He) ol Hmesadl Gem, “Ist | The ameiiy Apparently his wife acqulesced in hig| And Murray and the others shook |‘rhe penalty under the new law for the|and Harvest Queen also ran. for the publi water L =) was uo tosis f pe ey chilbiained, Pleading that she try to bear tt, He| thelr heads, They had heard the shots, offense charged against Mr. Raymond] FOURTH RACHE—Mile and one-six-| NOT ACCUSED OF IGNORANCE| charge of grand lare 7 COON heard no wore complaints and it was it seemed, nad heard the frat aueg | tay be sik monthe in fail, and a fine | teenth: for a agen: handicwp.——tm- eee ee ueETEnte the money uscd by the Governsr | oie, Unknown to the vil & nOAEE Chat Le: too tenve 9 Ni of $1,000. reason, i ee ve), 0 to 1, 2 . \ . man or w | Tr whe fatally. yesterday: to per a eine | made s tour of the prison, Hut they (°° Cem Prana 4 to 8. fireh, Toction, 14 Teghans |. “it ta not charged that he was incom. | ame into bis bande Sewreuily, amd | ne mil and prety rae Brn who falthtuly r to hie new charge hed thought tho oxplosions of Bete Le a teed mad at oath): | patent or Ignorant or incapable of pe whatever wrong ) #0 fer ine ‘omer HUSBAND DISCOVERS DEAD | {FPedoes on the Long Inland Hallroad MISS TEYTE COULDN'T Spearhead, 90 (Campbell), 20 to 1,| forming the duties of his office or that me BODY OF His WI Sakae Henkes TU et One BOC 4 to Land & tob, third, Time, 1.46 4-5, | 28 hae mot been duly watchful of the acts right off—ie unlike all ether foot remedi nothing wrong within the Jail walle AND Wl ER ‘KW yA y 1 interests which he has been sworn to| fully acquired possession of them. It was 1 o'clock tls morning when he| had returned to the offi L | Hl AN Goial ed: >, Read ame ble8 TOR Zarceny does mot exist where toback to the Queens County Jail.| Then had two m te and ease there is consent to the taking of oe Pai as wus Tm, Ge wil by mail, got dec ne ‘ounty Jadl.| Then had come two move reports an a Tat te ot seaneen veo’ be bes ome - 0 : . aul, | Head Keeper Patriok J. Murray ad-|again they had gone (rough the Jal! and LOUISVILLE WINNERS, terea into o conspiracy with those | PPO iy tl STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY, 0» s+>r'n: os est ‘qunesand t mitted him and for several minutes the} again they had decided exploding tor SI s id Ger- “Tha chara Croker jr, Henry ¥. apg “ani two discussed che effaire of the grisun.|gedoes had alarmed them. To tine of But She Just Told the Horrid Get-) wing nace—seiiing; purne g6v0,| WH? Would loot the public treseury nthau, Jacob Schiff, Daniel M, |Z, Me, Wilhelm, iageton substitute, Walter Luther Dod oF who would fatten on contracts . y. Col 4 | Majestic, Queenstown.. Brady, Dr. John W, Cox and others | Swimm @er @rosse, Bo, Wabai Ave., Uhicago, Mehleth took off hie hat and coat and] them did it oveur that the sounds vould} man Captain What She Thought | for two-year-olds; six furlongs. —Brigs hung them in bis office aad then with| come from the warden'a quarters, ant of His:Seamanshi Brother, 108 (Skirvin), first; Sosius, pineal no one on the use of | germudian, Bermuda. i J " to hn Y t ml Ss , 07 « ry), seco Barbar 5 their contributions, i a cheery, "R000, night” to. Murray ne| having 2 right to tntrude there thus Sea P. a Genre), ‘pesca miamare Lane | gtall adequately the possibility of ORhate Aaa honk: axneata ton: Fay eee Oe we! bie tye ere teal Sox Even James Magiin, janttor of the| o The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse of the! 1). amuel, Chriatopline, Hteveste,| {0d end collusion, nlepped ine Md ie awake to epeak to] Court House next door, had heard the | Neft® German Lioyd ling, which should) Hgmmard, Holton, dna Liska, Lont|, “The achievements of his adminis. lim, and switched on the electric Hata, [ahots in hin quartera on the top floor. | pier at Moboken tecdaee “The, wg| Fortune Or, Kendall and Harwood LGA: on Way O87 abated Betore tbe, ‘Then he ¢ a cry of horror which} but Ike the others he had said "tor |gteamer was stuck in the mud leaving oe ran. , a San ail auapicion of gullt in regard to any brought Murray running to hin and bad turned over to go back | Bremen and was delayed twelve hou pom Leen oy Bria Bi Rs Of the oftenues contained (a ie cate: ‘On the bed lay Mra, Schieth, She wan She encountered bad weather and tog| 2Ts's! . place Ow $6.30; ayes tus devas thea ce eretnias alee fon her left aide and tiene was blood on} schieth, almost in collapse, went to place %.90, show 4.60; Bar. | 60! nearly ali the way. the pillow. In tier right temple was nthe home of nis father-ln-iaw, He i! Paderewaki, the famous planiat, ace |DAt® Lane, ahow $4.60, conduct, ¥ BECOND RACE-Selling; for threo-| “And yet the Impeachment Managers wound, Beside ner Iny a allver-mounted | there now and no one may see him, Mr. \companial by tie wife, was a pase Svory-handiad revolver which had ‘been | Arnold will see no one either, Thelr|genyen It te (our pears eluce the ars JOOP-O10R, a8 UPi one salle andl a fury (StS MAY MERE So Peere ee Wehleth’s treasured posscanion. In his) friends arc arranging for the funeral of | tint appeared here, He still wears his| ion <aouse),” second: Bit Catesbye 10 | thus honecably, filled, @ftesn. raonth crib a fow feat from tae ved was trill | ing tle bay and the women The bodies) long mane, now tinged with wray. as ls] (Henry), third. ‘Time, 1.648. Bobby Letere the eapivalion of tre term tor ari 2 Ci are still in the jail quarters, whic! him goatee. He nays that the fog was|Cook, L. ll. Adair, Wood Dove, Rav- 7 Uttle was on his left side and in | gchiath so bad on the voyage that he nearly jenal and Trovato alo ran, #2 Mutuola|NOICN he mas elected. If Macauley (iis right temple was a bullet wound, eee ings Sia ohn fen a A pald: Swish, straight, 83.40; place, $2.40; |Ctlebrated New Zealander, ‘or musle in consequence Yi} teaguleu'a famous Persian were now vo, Murray raced across the street to ‘ Hse Ey Wt. John's Hospital and returned with| VENDIG MUST STAND TRIAL, | the din of the ship's siren, which | 3)'3)) bd eet enter is: te MIEN sie wits (thle $s. Reed, The physician needed only was almost continuously performing, lend Gf tosatea’ Wharte end ‘ereadonn: one deserving so weil at the hands of a look io tet] hin that mother and #on| suatice Gavegan Overreles De-| Another paxsenger was Maggie ‘eyie, 600 probationary patrolmen|his fellow men should be subjected to were dead and hal been for several daa the prima donna, who is under engake-| ‘The jours, Mrs. Schlevh's bullets had been murver 1 simon. ment with the Philadelphia Opera Com-| who will be assigned to duty in the|this awful degradation and why the well aimed, but the room bore testimony | IEx-Senator Quinn, counsel for “Cire pany, Misa Teyte donned knickerbock-| Fourth Inapection District will go State, which he hae served well, Ghat it had been only after several shote| cular Joe” Vendig, indicted for perjury |era to come ashore, but cruel Capt | duty at 8 o'clock on Monday morning, {whould be involved {a his ruin and dis- . hat the frenzied woman had «teadied | growing out of the Grand Jury inveatt- | Rehm made her take thom off—that is.| according to an order tusued to-day | grace. ther hand. gation last apring into the affatra of |he insisted upon her aubstituting eome- | by Police Commissioner Waldo, Origin: he only answer which could he FIRED SEVERAL SHOTS TO/the Yellow Taxicab Company, argued | thing else for them, ally Commissioner Waldo hal decided] youchsafed to them {s to be found in MAKE SURE OF HER WORK. a demurrer to the indictment to-day tf Jumt gave it back to him, the | {# Place them on duty on Saturday lthe articles of impeachment, adopted at dawn on that fatal thirteenth day ; but the rearranging of the assign: ~ ff fore Justice Gavegan tn the Supreme | horrid thing,” said tie charming singe: mente of the patrolmen the newe wat ia ees mvaveres rete eae eats |Court. Mr, Quinn attacked the indict! | "I Just told him what 1 thought of him | Thy Minne couid mon be Matinfactecie of August, 1913, by the Assembly of A Message To Thin, ne Weak, Scrawny Folks An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 Ibs, of Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh SOAP Cakes c pers for aon nly by physi: he a jittle mai gnes, Dut on Mrs. Sohleth's night-|ment on tue gryuud Mt did not spelt | sticking ae tn the mud in Bremen, In-| completed until the later date, the State of New York, In lese than | ealtny Groom, where, epparently, they fell as |OUt # crime. deed, 1 iia!” RSL lib thirty-aix hours after the presentation | e age the sat in bed reoeding her weapon,| Justice Gavean overruled the de | Guillo Retti, chorus master for the Polson, [of the report of an inveatigating com- The Tea i eau aru wore four empty wells, It meemed aw | Murrer and ustainad the Judictmeng | Metropolitan Opera Company, w ading to tell her parents that she|mittee. which the members of the Aa-, | fia yattteputy te ate ee tad though she had fired four shotw and| 4 motion to t {the minutes of the | Other passenger on the steamer, had ost her position, Blancne Katz, ff-|sembiy vould nat possibly have read Great Co, nf etn la eieh se ie Noe tata then reloaded the weapon, not truat- {Grand Jury tuat returned tie indict Nat ©. Goodwin, the come got | teen years oid, living at No, 6% Kaat jor considered When they voted the } ntee in each *y to take end ing to the two shots remaining to her.|ment wan also denied, Vendig then Safely back from honeymucn No. §, | Une th indved and Thirty nth street, |adoption of these articles with his blushing bride. Ie says that | #wallowed bichluride of meroury It was easy to visualise the mcene|pleaded not guilty and was continued ig foely much better, Dut doesn't think | tablete this aMernoon and is now « bla ier GAN BE ADDED when the mother killed her child and|on ball. Jiistice Gavegan will AX a dele turk of the “Hod! watering piace nrivoner at the Levanow. Hospital: in ‘| N THE CHARGES took her own life. Jt was easy to im- | tor Vendix's trial next week, {All the water, be wald, le bad, [Serious condition. “Pee cape ajainst Gov. Sulzer 475 Stores in the U.S, This Price for Greater New York Only matkable reau Tyapepsla and gener ou not be take *