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Miner
PIONEER PAPER OF ARIZONA.
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY HORNING, JANUARY Iff, 1913.
FORTY-NINTH YEAR.
SENATE STRIPS
' OFF JUDGE ARCHIBALD
Federal Jurist is Found Guilty
Five of the Thirteen Counts
Against Him.
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 Robert
VY. Archbald 'of Scranton, Pi, for
29 years a jurist was adjudged guil
ty by the United States Senate of
"high crimes and misdemeanors"
Stripped of his office and forever
disqualified from holding positions
of public honor and trust.
Upon five of the thirteen charges
trought against him by the House,
Archbald was found guilty. On the
other eight he was found not guilty.
A majority of the Senate in some
cases was against him but failed
of the two-thirds necessary for con
viction. Any one of the five indict
ments of guilty was enough to
"bring about the punishment impos
ed. The vote on the first charge, in
fluencing corruptly the officials of
the Erie railroad to sell him the
"Katydid culm dump, resulted in his
conviction 68 to 5. Those voting
not guilty were Burnham, Catron,
Oliver, Paynter and Penrose.
In a little committee room off the
gallery floor behind a guarded door
Archbald, his wife and son Hugh
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Unique Mission
11 an Appears Before California Legis
lature to Give Warning as To
Socialistic Measures. .
By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 13. What
is believed to be the first anti- soci
alism lobby in the United States
appeared before the legislature to
day in the person of Charles H.
Harwood, who announced he was
there to warn the people of social
TO PREVENT ALIENS
FROM OWNING LAND
Br Associated Press.
rt:n l.ll ivv. laii.
ert alien lana duis were imiu-
Vltl r fM 111 L11C Jtiiuvv. -"'t
first basketful of proposed legisla
tion. All would prevent the owner
ship of lands by aliens not admis-
WEEKS IS NEW
BAY STATE
By Associated Press. '
BOSTON, Jan 13. Congressman
John W. Weeks of Newton, receiv
ed the unanimous support of the Re
publican majority for the junior sen
atorship from Massachusetts now
held by Murray . Crane, who de
clined to be a candidate for re-election.
This action was reached after
four day caucus. The Democrats
voted to support Sherman L. Whip
ple. On the thirty-first and final
SENATOR
FRIJivi
11
On
son. Alter sentence was impos
ed he. left with his family for Scran
too.
"I have never done wrong and no
vote and no one' makes it otherwise"
.was his only comment. Sentence
was imposed by Bacon of Georgia
after the Senate had voted 39 to 35
to uphold the resolution of O'Gor
man authorizing the full penalty
provided. The sentence became op
erative immediately.
Of the ten men impeached be
fore the Senate Archbald is the
third to be convicted. The second
charge was not sustained by two
votes, and on the third he was con
victed 60 to 11; the fourth guilty, 52
to 20; the fifth, guilty 66 to 6. On
the thirteenth charge many asked to
be excused from voting because the
charges were too general. The vote
was guilty 42 to 20. On the charge
that Archbald had accepted wrong
fully a purse of $500 raised among
Scranton attorneys the vote was 65
not guilty to one guilty. The single
vote was cast by Ashurst of Ari
zona. SILVER.
NEW YORK; Jan. 13.
63)6.. Mexican dollars. 49.
-Silver
a M M
istic legislation which might be
passed He is the president of the
Sound Government League the in
tention to which, acocrding to Har
wood is to "reveal to the people any
socialistic bills presented in their
true colors. Then if people want
them, that is their lookout."
sable to citizenship. A total of sixty
four bills was introduced. The as
sembly which rejected the joint
rules Friday, reversed itself and
adopted them by a large majority.
The action created much astonish
ment. RADICAL CHANGE
WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. Tjhe
treasury department's, tentative plan
for the reorganization of the cus
toms service, it was learned today,
contemplates the abolition of all
customs naval officers and survey
ors of customs, confining part ad
ministration to collectors and deputy
collectors.
Republican ballot it stood: .Weeks
97, McCall 57. Afterward the se
lection was made unanimous..
IN CUSTOMS
SERVICE
No Quarter Is
Shown
T 1 T1 "
xs-eportea inat general JDlanco was
Hanged and His Body Riddled
Witt Bullets. '
Br Associated Press.
EL PASO, Jan. 13. Casas Grand-
es was attacked but unsuccessfully
by the combined RebeL forces on.
Saturday, it is officially reported.
Eight hundred rebels hurled them
selves against the Federal fortifi
cations but were repulsed after a
few- hours' fighting by 600 Federal
volunteeers. It is reported offici
POWERS TAKE HAND
IN THE PEACE GAME
Warn Turkey and
Displ easure Snould- Europe Again
Be Plunged m War.
By Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 13. Sir Edward
Grey, British Foreign Secretary and
the Ambassadors of the Powers are
making strenuaus efforts for a peace
settlement. They have warned the
Balkan and Turkish delegates that
should Europe again be plunged in
to war .through the obstinacy of
either side the- part at fault will in-
No Standpatters
As His
son Will Obey
Country and Align Himself Witk
Progressive Element.
By Associated Press.
TRENTON, Jan. 13. Governor
Wilson proclaimed in his speech to
the New Jersey presidential electors
that he interpreted his election as a
distinct expression of ythe progress
ive impulses of the' country and
that he will not be acting as a
partisan when he selects only pro
HIS OWN VOTE GETS
WEBB COVETED JOB
By Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Jan. 13. The votes
of himself and John R. Hampton
will enable W. T. Webb to carry
Arizona's electoral vote to Wash
ington. Elector Jones voted for
Mrs. Brady O'Neill, a suffrage lead
er. Wiley E. Jones made a short
statement to the ettect that he lav
ored sending a woman to Washing
ton with the returns. It would be
a delicate compliment to the women
of the state, he said, and would at
tract a great deal of attention
throughout the country.
'I have no particular woman in
mind," he said. "I'll support any wo
man whom you name."
"I will vote against any woman,"
replied Webb.
Hampton and Webb pressed Jon
es to mention the names ot some
women. He finally mentioned those
of Mrs. Frances Munds of Pfes
cott, Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill of
Phoenix, and Mrs. Inix Lee of
Stafford, all leaders in the late cam
paign for the adoption of equal suff
rage in Arizona.
'Nominate one of those women",
Federals
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ally that forty Rebels and six Fed
erals were killed.
It is stated by reliable reports
that not only General Blanco was
captured and executed by Rebels
near Madera, but fourteen, officers,
and 140 soldiers were taken pris
oners and' executed. Blanco while
yet alive was hanged to a tree and
riddled -with bullets.
Balkans of Tneir
cur the heavy weight of their disap
proval. The Ambassadors discussed fully
the- note to be presented to the
Porte. The general impression pre
vailed that the final decision must
come from Turkey. It seems cer
tain the allies will not consent for
Turkey to retain Adrianople. The
Turks made no move to carry out
thcirythreat to leave London.
Advisers
tke Wist of Tke
gressives to aid him. He predicted
there would be no division in the
Democratic party and the Demo
crats who have been slow to align
themselves with the progressive sec
tion of the party are yielding every
where. "Business men too, are
swinging around to an unselfish and
broader view of their duties to the
people."
Webb said. "Ill have the pleasure
of voting against her."
"I'll nominate Mrs. O'Neill," re
turned Jones.
A move was made to vote by
ballot, but Webb said:
"I don't see any need of that;
I'm .going to vote for Webb."
"So am I" Hampton interjected.
"I'll vote for Mrs. O'Neill," said
Jones.
Immediately thereafter he with
drew his vote for Mrs. O'Neill and
made it unanimous for Webb.
BRESNAHAN SIGNS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. Roger Bres
nahan signed a contract for three
years with the Chicago Nationals.
He was manager and catcher of the
St. Louis Nationals last year.
WEATHER PREDICTION.
Southern California: Showers
Tuesday, moderate winds.
Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wed
nesday. LEAD.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Lead
$4.40 to $4.50.
HIG
H SOCIETY TRAGEDY
SHOCKS
AN
Scion of Wealthy New York Family
Shoots His Bride and Then
Kills Himself.
Br Associated' Press.
SAW FRANCISCO, Jin. 13,
Donald:- Jadwin son- of a wealthy
New York family -hot his wife
Minna Van Bergen Jadwin as she
sat with other members of the fam
ily, then shot himself and died two
hours later. They had been mar
ried seven months and until recent
ly had been leaders in smart social
circles. Mrs. Jadwin was nineteen
and the husband twenty-five. The
wedding was one of.- the leading so
ciety events of June.
For two months they had been
living with Mrs. John A. Bauer, the
wealthy grandmother of Mrs. Jad
win. Ten days ago they quarreled
Steamer is Hard and Fast
On Chebucto Head Rocks
By Associated Press. '
HALIFAX, Jan. 13. So firm and
fast is the steamer Uranium on the
rocks of Chebucto head where she
struck in yesterday's fog,' that ef
forts to float her were unavailing
so it was decided to remove the
cargo. Most of the 880jpass'engers j
Opening
Democrats Annul Executive Order Plac
ing Fourtn-class
Civil
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. An
amendment to the post office appro
priation bill to annul the executive
orders placing assistant postmasters
and clerks of the first class offices
Railroads
Timely Advice
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Changes
in the directorate of the Southern
Pacific is believed to have been the
direct outcome of the conference
last week of Wickersham and repre
sentatives of the Harriman inter
ests. It is understood the Attor
ney General told Chairman Lovett
of the Board of Directors of the
FAMILIES DRIVEN
E
BY FLOOD
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 13. Floods
long the Ohio river have driven
several thousand families from their
homes in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
and West Virginia. At 'Perkinsburg
W. Va., the river reached a stage of
44.8 feet last night and is still ris
ing. At Gallipolis, Ohio, S2.3 feet
are registered. Train service on
the Kanawha & Michigan and Bal
timore & Ohio railroads has been
adandoned.
H
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and the husband left the house in a
rage. Tonight when the family, hi
eluding the wife's grandmother, mc
ther, aunt and brother were; at din
ner Jadwin came into the dining
room apparently ready for concili
ation. He approached his wife
smiling, kissed her and in a flash
whipped out two revolvers and shot
her twice. Both bullets took effect
and the young woman died instantly
before the horrified relatives could
move. Jadwin then cooly placed the
muzzle of one of the smoking pis
tols to his head and pulled the trig
ger. Jadwin was a brother of Mrs.
Frank B. Anderson, wife of the
president of the Bank of California.
who were transferred to other ves
sels left here for their destina
tions. The Uranium lies on the
reef almost on an even keel her
bow badly stoved. Should the wind
shift there is danger she might
break in two. - 'The crew is prepared
tft leave-'immediately.
Doors
For Spoilsmen
Postmasters Und er
Service.
and all fourth class postmasters un
der classified service, was adopted
by the House sitting as a commit
tee of the whole. The Republicans
refrained from voting and many De
mocrats absented themselves.
Heed
Southern Pacific he would consent
to no dissolution plan until the
Southern Pacific board was relieved
of men who held a similar position
on the Union Pacific board. The
selection of Julius Krutschnit as
chairman of the Southern Pacific
board excited no surprise as he has
devoted the greater part of his at
tention to that property.
TOO RICH
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 Dr. C
W. Richardson, who examined Wil
liam Rockefeller, made a report to
day to the house committee, Chair
man Pujo declined to make public
its 'contents until it is submitted to
the full committee. It is understood
that Rockefeller is suffering from
ailments described in affidavits as
"gouty inflammation of the larynx."
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