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EXTRA
PRICE ONE CENT.
SULZER FIGHT
WITH MURPHY
IN ASSEMBLY
Programme of the Boss Is Not
to Kill Bill, but for a
Referendum.
VOTE ON IT THIS FALL
T - T J L V .1J
i annually runcu iu i iciu
Point by Growing Sentiment
In Favor of Sulzer Bill
(SpeoUl Is TIm (ml WorteJ
ALBANY. June 24. The growing
eotittacnt in favor of too Sulaor brand
Of direct primaries u oppoood by the
Murphy machine atylo of bluff prl
Startee, U to bo mot by a parliamen
tary strategy. Tbe machine's v4avenin
Hour plan to to talus the Sulier Mil
aad pre vide far a referendum to, bo
VMM at the tell oectloa.
The Murphy leadtre Hare adopted the
aavi outflank Suiter, stop the blttet
warfare and organise to beat the "no
tale convention" primary Idea In the
rail.
This new manoeuvre was unknown to
ttno Mind followtrt of Murphy before the
Assembly met to-day. Only tbe insiders
like apeaker "Al" Smith and Flour
Leader Levy were entrusted with the
'seated order." from Fourteenth etreet
It le Jut possible that thi. plan VlU be
modified, but at all events this la the
lateat "flank movement" by Murphy
ASSEMBLYMAN EISNER OPENS
THE BATTLE IN ASSEMBLY.
Tfe battle over primaries opened
shortly after noon In tha Aeaombly.
.Whan Aaaemblyman Blaner of New
York, who Introduced the Governor a
MIL began the debate. The Senate
adjourned without tiklns any action
00) direct primaries, but a meeilnr of
Arte Judiciary Committee waa ached
led for late In the afternoon, ifter
Which It Waa expected that the ilov
emore bill, tha Biauvelt bill and pna
. albly same of 'the Republican primary
nd eleetlon lew amendments will be
reported.
' The Assembly worked under e cloae
ball. After warning hla colleagues "to
beware Of epecloua arguments." and
Indulging In the hope that the debate
would proceed "without personalities.'
Aaeemblyman Blaner urged tbe Assem
blymen to cupport the Oovernor'c bill
Jf you And there te a sentiment for 1L"
. "And I'm cure you muct so llnd," be
Aaaemblyman Cuvllller replied to Mr.
Klsner'e admonition against personal!
Mas. "1 have heard Governor criticise the
Legislature,'' be declared, "but when a
Governor call, member of the Legtala
ture 'eeolawage and puppets' It snail
not go unchallenged by me. I want to
SCO to William Sulaer that I resent any
statement be may make ubout any Sena
tor or Asoeuebiymsn for dolus his duty
ao he sees 1L
"I have known William Sulser eigh
teen yeara ac a member of Tammany
Hall and I never knew one more faltb
fill to Feberd Croker or Charles F.
.Murphy than he until be became Gov
ernor. I charge hint with being tbe
l Judas of the Democratic party In this
I Stale. He wanto to be the Mg boss of
the State. He thinks ne'e a cbrcwd
I nolltlolan. hut we'll teach him some
thing Del ore a" noown lo-nnuu m uaue
ooc who made him crooks ana
thieve Why. he has been at the pub
llo or lb for twenty-nve years."
Wben tbe debate began only eta Ac
eemblymen out of 14( were absent.
They were Ootlllo, Geoghan, Hammer,
Lane and O'Brien. Democrats, and Oil
lott. Republican.
Bitter resentment toward the Governor
. was shown by both maj rtty leadar
Wagner and minority leader Brown in
the Senate when tb. Governor's message
was received, rhetr mala attack was
baaed on tbe Idea that the things they
vote being asked to oonelder were too
trivial tor an astro, aession and tha: the
i Governor had no business to delay in
sending to hie messages.
Wagner referred angrily to tho Gov
ernor's statement that the Legislature
CeoTrurht. 1MB. W
O. (The Mew
GIANTS WIN
AT SBW YORK
030 1 0000
BROOKLYN
000000000
Batlerlee Stark and Miller; Teereau and Meyers.
HIGHLANDERS LOSE
AT WASHINGTON
00000000
WASHINGTON
00100200
Butteries McConnell and Sweeney: Boehllng and Henry.
GIANTS WITH .
TESREAU IN BOX
DEFEATDODGERS
McGraw's Sluggers Get to
Yingling for Solid Hits in
Second and Third.
01ANTS.
I R. H. FO. A. I
'Burns. I! 0 65 9 0
iMBUMfU. -dp '.- 0
fletcher. to. ; y 0 I 2 0
Doyle.2b ...... 1 I 0 3 0
Morklo, lb 1 1 0 0
Murray, rf 10 10 0
Meyers, c 117 10
Snodtrast, cf.... 12 3 0 0
Tesreau. p 0 I 0 2 0
Totals 4 7 27 9 0
BROOKLYN.
R. H. PO. A. E.
Moran, rf 0 1 3 0 0
Culihaw. 2b 0 0 0 3 0
Stengel, cf 0 2 4 0 0
Wheat. If 0 12 0 1
Daubert. lb 0 0 0 0
Smith, 3b 0 0 10 0
Fieher.es...'.... 0 0 13 1
Miller, e 0 14 10
Stack, p 0 0 0 0 0
Yingiir.s.p 0 0 0 3 1
Callahan 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 0 S 24 10 2
Callahan batted for Stack In M Inning.
Umpires Klem and Orth. Attendance
11.1100.
Klret Base on Dalle Off stack 1, off
Tesreau t. Struck Out Uy Stack I.
by Teereau 7. Tbree-Base Hit Doyle.
Two-Base lilts Meyers, Suodgraea.
Double Plays Cutshaw to Fisher to
DsubarL Wild Pitch Teereau.
POLO GROUNDS, June 11. An In
teresting spectator who watohed tbe
game from tbe prcce boa waa K S.
Qulglcy, formerly of the international
League, who haa Just clgned a contract
to umpire In tha National League. Ife
will assume his official duties the latter
part of the week. .
The crow of thi Brazilian battleship
now In the harbor waa Invited to at
tend tha ball game thtc afternoon
along with the American sallora of the
battleship Arkansas, but when the
game etartad thu Bru-illlsns had not
showed up. The Yankee tars wsre
right on ths lob.
Tesreau was selected for pitcher for
the Giants and Stack went In against
him. A crowd of i:,000, half of which
were Brooklyn rooter, witnessed the
flgnt.
FIRST INXtNO-atore.il was called out
on strikes. Cutshaw filed out to Snod
graea and Stengel struoti out. Meyers
dropped the laat etrtke and threw hint
out. No Rune.
Burns drove a long fly to Stengel
Stack then struck cut both Shafer and
Fletcher. No Runs.
SECOND INNING Wheat beat out a
high bounder te the Infleld, but was
out steeling second, Meyers to Flotaher.
Daubert got a base on balls and took
second on a wild pitch. Smith also got
a base on balls. Teereau got Fisher's
grounder and threw to 8hafer. forcing
(Confirmed on Twelfth Page.)
John D. at Samraer Home.
m.KV BLAND. O.. June 14 John D.
Rockefeller arrived here to-day In
snnnrl the summer nt III Forest Hill
I In, iter sister, Miss Lucy Spellman.
l4 eAV Slf srMTwaloj
OrculMtioa Books Open to AD."
The hm hMU
Trk WaMl.
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LOSE
GETAWAY GAM
E
Home Team Bunches Its Hits
in the Sixth Boehling
Pitches Well.
AME CALLED AFTER EIGHT
INNINGS.
HIGHLANDERS.
HIGHLANDERS
WITH
SENATORS
R- H.PO. A. E.
Daniels, rf 0 0 f 1 0
Wolier.cf 0 I 1.0 0
Croe, If 0 2 2 1 0
Sweeney, c 0 0 I 0 0
Gossetr, e 0 0 4 1 0
Harried, 3b..'. .. 0 0 0 1 0
Pecklnpsugh, ss. 0 I 2 3 I
Borton, lb 0 0 12 1 0
McKechnio, 2b.. 0 112 0
McConnell, p 0 0 0 7 0
Derrick 0 0 0 0 0
Caldwell, p 0 0 0 I 0
Totals 0 S 24 18 1
Derrick batted for McConnell.
WASHINGTON.
R. H.PO. A. E.
Moeller, rf 0 2 3 0 0
Foster, ?b 0 11 1 0
Milan, cf 1 "P 2 0 0
Gandil, lb I 0 8 0 0
Morgan, ss 0 I I 4 0
Shanks, If 0 1 0 0
La Pone, 2b 1 1 2 o
Henry, c t 0 0 5 '1 0
Boehling. p 0 0 I 4 0
Totals 3 7 24 II 0
First Base dn Balls OST McConnell,
1; off Caldwell. 1; off Boehling, L
Struck Out By MoConnelL 1; by Boeh
ling, 3 Umpires Connolly nod Mo-
Uieevey.
ojierial to Tbe keeas Worts.)
WASHINGTON, June 14. Manager
Chance selected McOonnell for elab duty
with Sweeney behind ths bat In the
final game of the series with ths Sen
ators. Joe Boehling. the young south
paw, was on the mound for Washing
ton.
The Held eras aoft and footing treach
aroue owing to the recent mine. In
order to allow the Yankees time tc get
away on the Federal Express the game
waa called at I o'clock.
FIRST INNXNO Dan Isle out. Morsjan
to Gondii. Wolter alngled to right.
Cree elnrled to right. Walter osught
naptilng at second, Boehling to Morgan
to Foster. 8weeney filed to Moeller
No Runs One Left.
Mueller walked. Moeller caught nap
ping at first and put out Mr.'nnnel! to
Borton to PecAlnpeugh. Foster out
McConnell to Borton. Milan out. Me-
Kcdinic to Borton. No Rune.
RKCOND INNING Hartsell filed to
Laporte. Pecklnpaugh filed to Milan
Borton cut. Morgan to Gandil. No
Runs.
Gandil out, Pecklnpaugh to Borton.
Morgan tiled to Wolter. Sbankc out
Pecklnpaugh to Borton. No Rune.
THIRD INNING - McKechnio oat,
Boehling to Gandil. MoOonnell lined to
Gondii Daniels out. Footer to Gandil
No Runs.
LaPOrtS singled over e.wnrl Henry
.it.;!T vtl. efcC J'tiieil to Tlorion.
HEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 84, 1913.
WOMAN THREATENS
TO KILL BARONET'S!
BRIDE AT WEDDING
Daughter of Tichborne Pre
tender Declares She Will
Shoot Miss Greville.
DEMANDS HER "ESTATE."
Utter to Earl of Granard
Husband of Miss Mills,
Causes Arrest.
LONDON, June M.-A charge o threat
ening to murder waa made at Bow
Street Police Court to-day against a
daughter at Arthur Orion, tha claimant
to the estates of the Tichborne farntfy
about whose Identity (I
divided for many yeara.
Greville, who is to marry Mr Joseph
Dougtrtjr-Tlohbornc, the young baronet,
to-morrow, waa efleged to hare trees
menaced.
The threat eras snnTatasrt tm a latter
to the Cart of firaruvrd, who married,
la ms. Beatrice Mans. daugMor of Osf-
t e New Tort. Skr Ocorge
Lewes, tor the proeeeuttoa. eatd.be could
produce celeosesa that Ms 1 1 sua it h-
to carry out her throat of nrar-
darlng the oerensony of gresiflsi
Oratory.
Ike accused seaman, who eaUat hay
ecK Theresa Deughty-Tlahborne. pro
tected to court that aha Intended no
harm to the bride and only wanted to
bring her ease before tbe public
Te letter to the Karl of Qoanard
i of etied to "the easjewaehlng marriage
of my ooueta, Joseph Tlersbcrno," It
M:
"I have asked 'you to use yew bs-
fluonee to mah them give me come cf
tbe money they have stolen from us.
Too do nothing. It Is nothing to you
that I starve as teas aa you aad your
wtfo eesi gtve parties suod flaunt about
with people Who. if they know the
troth, would Tee ashamed te know you.
You cannot hide any more, for I am
making you aa accessory be So re the
tact in tolling you that I am going to
sheet that girl rather than Jooesjh ah ell
marry her aad they shall lite ea my
money. Aa there la a God to henvea I
am setae to do It"
Another tetter edrrlood Cel. fltratten
Us tee en hoop the women of hie family
away from the Oratory for. It ooM,
they will be eafer elae where"
The woman waa remanded.
Arthur Oftoa to 1S claimed, to be
Roger Ttchborao aad dome n fled the
tlUe aad eetatec of the twelfth bar-
He came from Australia and
the family, beltorlnaj that the young
Roger TtohboroV had aeon loot at sea,
refused tc acknowledge him. The cele
brated trial began la ISTt and after
several months Ortnn waa n on -suited
ana cent tc jail for fourteen yeara for
perjury. He died after aervlng hie
term In lilt He had admitted be wae
a butcher from the 'Start and of Loa-
BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA 0 2 5 0 0 0
BOSTON
0 0 0 1 0 0 s
Bsttsrles-.iec.ton and KUllfer; Tyler
and Hariaen.
AT ST. LOUIS.
HEUOND OAME.
CHICAGO
0 0
ST. LOUIS
0 0
Batteiiee Lavender mat Bresnahan,
Orlner and Wlngo. ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT DETROIT.
rraT-oakia.
CLEVELAND
000200002
0
DETROIT
0000001.100
liaiterles-lUi.:cr aud UsnJ, Wlllttt
I us M-ir
BELMONT WAGERS
WITHIN THE LAW,
DECLARES COURT
Nothlnir to Show That Five
Men Proceeded Against
Made Book.
PRIOR OPINION CITED.
Bookmaker Is Defined as Per
son Who Makes Bete
by a System.
MINSOUL, U U aae . County
Judge J erase P. Niemann, elttlag aa a
oosatnittlng magtatrata, dismissed to
day the proceedings brought by DIs-
trlot-Attorney Wycong against Ave men
whom Burns deteotlvee la the employ
of the New Tork American charged
with navsnr made booh at the Belmont
Park race track, la a lengthy opinion
Judge Niemann held that no evidence
had bean presented to ehow that these
were guilty or oooaasw.is.
wita
Tha
tua as he
Bp SB)
guilty of thai crime of
within the seeaalag of
used ta saeCso tat of tbe
quoted at length from aa
Soaromo Court JUottoo Height in
he defined rwohmaktog. aad hM Shot he
showed a bcokmaker tc be coe whe
made beta try a system and as a boet
nesc and bad a dork who kept a rec
ord ef the beta and the eeioksre ef the
by shear ri stag ad-
The Hart-Agnew tow,
be eald. had not changed the etotne of
booksresJrte noaah, enough now at nahrbt
bo di Tided Into two claceea, written
bookrnaklng and oral bookmsklag Ths
former waa prohibited by the Hart-Ag
new tow aad the latter was not. Oral
beobenakiag mas wrohtbttod by a later
amendment, however and la aa lleajnl
ea wrttten hookmasrtfig.
"Ordinary betting," uuatfaatd Judge
Niemann, "even if earned aa aad ra
pes, ted from day to day Is not bockmak.
Ing. The atotates and doakdoM haew
made M clear that there la a dli
bete ecu tbe person who traaeaet
rrrofeeetonal gambler.
ng, ana the au wae masse a bet
or even a aeries of bets to tha eidlaaiy
way. The law of UM, chapter em, did
not to nay way cssangs the Mndsmeutal
lequwemaat for the offerers. Te he a
violation of the law thane maat ho took.
making ao tt ha
"It
that
may now be oral
If
he employed.
U
without writing, bat
the
evidence mast show that the
person belonged to that class of game
sters or gamblers, prafemlenal gam
blers whose operations are oonduoted
upon the aaheme known ae bectusak-
$2 A DAY LAW NULLIFIED.
leSeTteleAoeo Iwrndvertcsaiy
Its Own Work.
AI.bJlny. June St. A bowl went up
to-day when It waa discovered that the
II a day minimum wage law fa canal
laborers had been nullified toadvert
eatly by the Logtotatarei
Gov. Sulaer had the law enacted but
a subsequent measure relative to m
chanloa employed In State Institutions
did not have the II a day amendment
incorporated and It cannot now be put
to forca
Joe Jnchtcon Saepeadad.
OHXCuVGO, June M Precedent Ban
Johneon, of the American Loegue this
afternoon announced the Indefinite sus
pension of Joe Jackson, Cleveland out
fielder, who was ordered off the Held In
alundey'e game. Johneon received the
umpire's report to-day and took Im
mediate action.
AT CHICAGO.
ST. LOUIS
3 0 0 -CHICAGO
0 0 0 -
Batlerlee; 111 m... end Azn.x Liu.
,
I " Circulutioa Book Open to AIL" I
18 PAGES
r. R. PROGRESSIVE
SELECTED TO TRY
WHITE SLAVE CASE.
NAIAD, AT 12 T0 1,
WINS FEATURE AT
POKTPARK
R. T. Wilson's Pffly Pumtshes
Big Upset in Dinner Stakes
Early Rose Third.
Wilson ir,'e
Btahod a htg ompitae here thto aftaw
by winning the Astoria
tha hast Sold of rwo-yar-
old flUlec seen at tho pes
Andrew MUler-e Any Time, la
I
. . ZfStVih.-
even, Steti MoraOeaLte 1 tea ydaoe.
aeeeadi Ptaak, awML MmaMS al
aad eat, ftrat I OoL aMlowagr, T to S
a tK9SSmjl
MB QSswloBfcawjs ssVJS lattsS te
Btorly Bombtad. ftoa, OAO a-a. '
rxra gwatra -ismu eTagtiss, is to
" Ishsjsttl te The isln WiSMJ
Richard T. WUoeo jtVe Naiad law.
eeeond. was equally swonglgism Marly
Ttnec the mash touted speed aearveL
was third.
On paper, the twee reaped w twt hssei
affair between Flits esay estd BsMrty Baae,
the latter tinaan of her Uspreoeivs
debut stotarday koteg aha g easts! chelae.
Wben tt came a running, Early Boss
aad rutaway were sear woU assfl pt.
fared ao ttt rash ants tha Sswt atgssUi
waa passer! Kara the aatd and Aery
Time swerved basTtp. wtatte Welti treat
straight ea arcout her bastassa
stsTagpart weal to the watp aa PBssw
way whoa he pet her taratght. but sbe
evidently i mental It Two awisptag She
savoriu apt rwtaed her ehsrsms aad
aMhoinah aha was pit stag fast ot She
cpS, the rush aaata too tote.
FlftBT fftACg.
Pea less yaai tide'. MM ad 4 ad i pre
and a half furlongs: straight Deift.
US (TroalerL I to t even and 1 to L
flrat; Mordaasl. US (Batwall), I to L
I to l aad even, as toad; Plana, ue
(Karrlak). I to L 1 to 1 and even, third.
Ttms-1 M M, Huda'e Brother US,
Lgnocwood US, Chorion lit, Tedding
MS, Odd Cross M", aad Small MM. also
ran.
BBCOfdO RACI.
Handicap: for tnree-year-olds and up
ward: tan added: one mile and three
furlongs elandhrll. U7 (MoCahoy). T to
U and out, flrat: Colonel Hollosay, M
(Pord), 6 to L ' to I and out, second:
Hlssion, 101 (Karcick). I to 1, I to I
and out, third. ' Tithe. I.K. Amain also
ran.
Handbill gaflopsd all tha wwy In the
aocoud race, a long journey of a mile
and three eigntbs. He went out at the
start and opened up a ga: of four
lengths on Col. Ilolloway and Mission
In lli run to the far turn. Ctlonel
ci st'il a oil ins! before tiieetrtuh tvas
WILSON NAMES HENEY
TO PROSECUTE AT CnNCE
THE WHITE SLAVE CASE
Reverses Ruling of
McReynolde Holding Up the Trial,
and Appoints Roosevelt Progres
sive in Place of McNab.
NEW UNITED STATES JUDGE
WILL HEAR TESTIMONY
Ministerial Association Telegraphs
Wilson, Urging Investigation
House Judiciary May Take It Up
Westdrn FSisl Oomrjsny
ril Qvurts by AtkmmrCmmtl
J. Heney s spedsi pwsscutor it (aU
'Heney b the RoossrtM
tie Chscafo CtowentkM for the
structsd for Tsft Hd pass As
32 PUT TO DEATH
FOR ASSASSINATION
OFGRANDV
TweKw Executed aVOw IB
AdrJISrjn to tbe TvMotJI
Lost Week.
Love, US (Morel)
US (Toahte).
third, 'lama, USS4. Qsoottlo,
Of,
oa. Ji
at
straight. SU.S0: plaoe, HIS; ohow, MM.
OSeey Love, ptaoe, IS Ml
Bronee Wing, show. M at
SBOOND
puree $400, Ave and a half furloaga
Korfhaga 111 (Borel), Bret; Asnhttlon.
101 (Martin), second ; Mockery. Its
(stetep). third. Time, l.OI 14. HoMoa,
Al Jones, Llndar, Candy Boa, Do.
uel. Csar Michael aad Bomero also rah.
t mutuals paid: Korfhaga straight
11.10. place II.lt. show 1. to ; Ambition.
place 13 to. show Hi Moohary, show
It.fO.
THIRD RACB For three year elds
ami up : puree ttt ; one mile and stv
euty yards Ir. Waldo Bridge, 101
(Eatep), first. Helena ltd (MoCabe),
second; Taypay. 101 (Steele), third.
Time, 1.41. Vollta. Baity aha Bar
vwince, Tlllle'e Nlgh'mare Elvutan
alsotran II ntutuels paid Dr. Waldo
RrlgKl Ktrstght tlT.lt, place II.K0,
aad etty pollea, hot there waa ao dh mfZiSJlLISllMtrSl
to the scaffold with shoe stops. Several that have soereostved aTtsto'wBsIa
ef them delivered asMeeaoaa from tha ltMmi hps daw aaya Me
ftESULTS AT jJTCfDA. ST
puree asmfpsoenga ace opt the rPssgsoltoser 'puurMl'.'
mstuels silll TTtsMiauii IsweaMaat would direct that she Otppv
PBIOE Oil OUT.
Attorney-General
soandai that haa
hVcrtsvb ahargee. He
pieta
meeting tram Alb
aoida and Secretary of (Labor
Beoretary Wllaco reiterated hla i
Pen that there bad boon a
motive la his appeal to the
weaerai to have tha eaae postpones)
until tap esser i
mlsslonar -General of
BAKER MAY OCT fLACB QIVIM
UP BY M'NAB.
Representative William Bahae sat i
't-aiiiornts is constosring IT sot as at vtyg.
son s oner to assume tae Called I
Uisirtut-.Uioroeysaig at
m CwManiB Pirji wtsht slm ctjo sad ths .
I - m sb . .
W
PBBBlMBf Of dtSjrtBg BShO WOfS B
oounos cltbor Ms SMooeeeer or a at slat
esstas be ssovod tar trial by '
9M I riiita sTisWl aartitst pea-
corned because of too sMsssmsS
Jwaws).
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