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DISMISS COHALAN CHARGES,
"BUT JUDGE MADE MISTAKE"
Committee Reports to Legisla
ture He Should Not Have
Yielded to Connolly.
NOTHING WAS PROVED.
Recommendation Made That
Proceedings Be Dropped and
No Further Action Taken.
GIANTS LOSE
ALBANY. July 17. The Senate
and Anombly Judiciary Committees
which have been investigating the
charge against Supreme Court Jus
tice Daniel F. Cohalan completed j
their repor to the Legislature to-day
and found that none ot the causes j
alleged for his removal has been
proved and that a case (or legisla
tive action against the Justice has
ot been eatabllahed.
deolar, hewerer,
ahoaia have re-
a t seasal, aaa it was a
to have yteidea."
Tata dating was on the statement that
ta respondent tsetlflcd that settlement
was made by IrfJn for the purpose of
ga-eUiag. publicity
It we recommended by the com-1
smlttee that the proceeding be dU
nlaaed and that no further action
be taken by the Legislature.
The ealr negative votes in the com
mittee were cast by Assemblymen
John Teo Sullivan of Chautauqua mid
Charles J. Vert of Clinton, Republicans. 1
according to the report. The motion
declaring It to be the sense of the com- j
nittse that luetic Cohalaa should
not be removed from omYo was carried
.laanimotisly. Mr. Sullivan not voting.
DIFFICULTY IN ROUNDING UP
MEMBERS.
While the majority leadera had diffi
culty In rounding up a full house mem
bership, It VJ eapected that the report
would be presented to the bOflalatttr
)te to-day.
Held under a close call of lh Hou, '
the member of the Assembly who had
replied to the summons of Speaker
Bmlth to be present to vote on the re
port learned to their sorrow that the
Intention was to keep them togsthsi
until the Ni-rgcaiil-at-Ann and his a--istants
hid rodndad up the ahoantao.
Hneaker Smith suid this might take all
day. but he thought It only fair to UlOM
who had ROOM bare that those,
who had Ignored the order ihOUld be
haled before the bar of the Home for
punishment. Early INI afternoon over
twenty Democrats and two Republican
were missing.
Tht report, which Is addressed "To!
the (senate snd Assembly," first reviews
the circumstances surrounding the pub-1
AT NEW YORK
Ft ST GAME.
0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0
ST. LOUIS
0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0
llatterles- Frointne, CranJnll and Meyers; Harmon
GIANTS WIN
SECOND GAME.
00200000
ST. LOUIS
00000020
llattctlia -liemar, c and Meyers; Willis', Wlngn and Ito.i,
0 -
0 -
and Win go.
TWO SAFES BLOWN, MRS. TATUM HELD
RIFLED OF $20,000 IN $2,000 BAIL ON
IN GOLDAi GEMS SISTFfSCHARGES
Armored Door of Loft Ripped Grand Jury to Take Up As-
Like Orange Peel by Ex
pert Cracksmen.
sault Case Against Rich
Cotton Broker's Wife.
ENTIRE STOCK STOLEN. LOVE NOTES DICTATED.
0 -
!..! J 1 - . I ' J t Unn , t- I , . i"
rata Kjmy uiatovcrcu mwi accusiiie weiauve les uies
Owner Opens Shop Two she Declared Affection for
Other Safes Blown. Peters Under Orders.
BROOKLYN LOSES
AT BROOKLYN
0 0 0
o
Mntter.ru.
0 0 3 0
PITTSBURGH
0 10 0 2
Kagiin and Miller; Hoblnson. Ilcndrlx,
0
Simon ami Coleman
AT CLEVKLA.
HIGHLANDERS WIN
6 1
O
Battorloa
o
ScllUlU iUld lloSSel
O. 0 0 o
CLEVELAND
0 0 10
o
KahlOfi Cuiiup and O'Neill.
o -
0 - 1
GIANTS 0
IVIDE
PIRATES FINISH
A squad of burglar working as coolly
as mechanic at their be-he. blew two
ssfes In trie factory of Hosenbrrg
Daniel, BtanUfaotUrlni Jewelers, on the
top Door of the nine-story building at
Nos. 213-217 Grand street, tried to open
two more and then. MBS) lag satisfied
with the findings in one of the stron
boxes, walked sway with more than
120,1.00 worth of gold, diamonds and
other precious stones.
While this gang was working some
time last night on Orand street another
flock of the jimmy-men was at work on
th ssfss of lh Harrison 1c cream
Company, "at No. S odarc' Ote. sm
the other side of the Bowery. Th
men wer "pikers" compared with (h
BROKER'S WIFE WHO
IS HELD IN $2,000
FOR BEATISG SISTER.
'Mieclat I The E.tnlng w til l
AND KM, N. Y.. July 17. -Justice of the
IVa ee t". II. Johnson, al the conclusion
of tile hearing of the MM of Mrs. John
(.'. Tatum, of New York, for assault
on her sister. Miss Katheryn Mac
Arthur, held the defendant for the
(Irand Jury In f ;, liail this afternoon.
The charKC Is assault In the second de
gree. Hall was furnished by Mrs.
Tatum bush mil. a wealthy cotton
broker, and the Orand Jury will take up
the case In October.
Mis MacArthtu, sYbaM fl rct exam
ination was conducted In Hi hearing
last week, was cross-examined to-day hy
Terence McMauus, counsel for Mrs.
Tatum. Mr. McManus tntroduce.il two
DOUBLE HEADER
STRONG IN GAM
WITH CARDINALS
E
AGAINST DODGERS
Tail-Enders Put Up Stubborn Take Winning Lead When it
Battle St Louis Players in Looked as if Brooklyn
Hist Hxht on Field. Had the Victory.
SECOND GAME.
BROOKLYN.
BASEBALL GAMES
ti.isiM upon
Ah!" ic.a! b..i
which or
Cotu.nlltt! of
A. Connolly, a New York contractor,
to the effect that Justice Coha.an, be
fore Ills elevation to the Dnch, aecapUJ
afty-Ar per cfiit. of lh profits on city
work he obtained through his political
influence for the Victor Heating Com
pany, of winch Connolly prMeni,
The allegauons Vr th
which the New Vork Uur
preferred the charges,
heard by tne. Judiciary
the Uenste and Assembly.
Aseordlag to tu report, Connolly
Aid .01 come bafor the joint coauun
t "with even a suggestion of any
proper motive, but was actuatsd by
iroUTss of revenge baoaua of tn fail
ur. of the respondent to accede to ul
wtake la tb matter of employment."
Concerning the tontraot enleieU Into
between Connolly and the New fork
World by which Connolly was to r
euiva 11.000 In oata an.l . I Uloyinclil for
three years at felHU a yur. tn report ,
aays;
"Th contract Is Import at as showing
the unuerij itig motives ior counoiij
activities In atte npting 10 prove
charges. With these considerations in
mind sta tically no ie..ilit Whatever
can be given to any statement of Con
nelly gOPI so far u the same Is
corroborated by pompetonl evidence."
Th oaotBtltt declares that there Is
no evidence to how that Cohaliin
0IANT8. Moron.' o o l o o
R. H. PO. A. E. 1 Cuishaw. 2h 0 0 2 3 d
Bjms, II 0 1 0 0 0! Meyer, rf. ...... 0 0 3 1 I
HertOI, 3b I 1 2 3 0 Wheal. If . ' 0 13 0 0
Fletcher, ss 0 I 2 2 2 i)tuhcrt. lb I I 8 0' 0
Doyle, 2b 0 I 2 2 I Smith, ib I 3 0 I 0
Merkle, lb ... I I I 0 Hummel. villi
Murray, rf 0 I 7 0 0 1 o. Miller, c 12 9 0 1
Meyers, c 0 2 3 I liRigon, p 0 I 2 0
Snodgrass, cf 0 0 2 0 01 Pitcher o 0 0 0 0
Ueinaree. p I I 0 0 Yingllng tl 0 0 0 0
Marquard, p. ...00000
Crandall 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 10 27 10 3
- - - Plchr batted for O, Miller In nth.
Totals 3 9 27 9 3t Ylngllng ran for Hummel la ltd,
Crandall batted for Uomaro. In Ith, HTTSBUROH.
ST. LOUIS. R. H. H). A. E.
R. H. PO. A. E.j Byrne, 3b 0 2 3 3 0
Magct, lb ... 00200 Ctrty, if , .01200
Cth rs, H ..0 0 0 0 0 Kommert.. vf 0 I I 0 0
Hlldebraud.il.... 0 0 0 0 U Butler, ss 0 15 10
Mowrty. Ib... . I 0 4 I 0 J. Miller, lb 0 I 10 I 0
Ibitteii. !., 2bV I 2 I S 0 Wilscn, rf I I 2 0 g
Konoieby, lb o i 10 o o viox, 2b 21010
Evans, rf (10 6 0 0 Simon, I I I 4 3 0
flngO, C. cf . ,, 0 0 3 3 0 Coleman, c 0 0 0 0 0
KobOrfttC, (I 0 I) 1) 0 Robinson, p 0 3 0 10
O'Leaiy. M 0 I 0 1 0 Hendrix, p 0 0 0 2 0
bailee, p 0 I 0 1 0 Clarke 0 0 0 0 0
Hyail 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ... 2 5 i26 12 0 - - - ...
(Twu when winning run wan caret Tottto. ......... 4 12 27 12 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON.
IT1UST UAMK
CHICAGO
0 0 0 0
I BOSTON
0 0 4 0 0 0 0
Hattertes Hmith, Mcble,
laud Needham; Tyler und Harldeu
atiCUNU 11 kUi.
AM, fJNI
off
by
1
1 'lark
Hyatl
SIMM. VltV I'Olt KI'illT
HAltT INNIN'IS
Kirst H:ih.. on Halls Off Hultl I,
DeinarM 1. struck uut-ity Halle i,
hi Marquard I. ThreeBae Hit Dmari I o(f etendrln, I, stru?k out by Hobinson,
Meyers, vv tutted. 'Two-Bass Hlt-Uurn. it; bt Ragon, 4. Two-base hits--o Mm r
rirt
att,-l Si 11 In the elichth.
batted f iiobinsiii in eighth,
Sl'MMAItV
ase on baIIOft Roblaion, 1
Stolen Base
chy. Umpli
-Kltchr, Hersog, Konct
Kaon not Brsnaan,
(iHcitl ' 1 Tie BrsalM "i'ii
POIiO QROUNOM. Na)W YoltK, July
17 Whin the second game of the
the crowd I1.1J In Teased
agreed to use his political Influence to dOUblhadl began with the Cardinal
procure work lor coruioiiy s icioi 1
Heating Company on a percentag basis. ;
"Itepalr work of this nature," tho re
age say, "hi sums of less IBM I1.MD
(J), HtDlsn liases Meyer. .1 M.lln.
Vhea:. Hit by pit her Simon. em
pires Klm and Ortb, Attendance
1,000,
'ieii la Th Rtsalsg World. I
BUBRTH KiKl.h. (MIOOKX.TN
Continued on Tenth Bags
to lS.iWU ami 1 IT
I
b
Continued on Second Pag.)
World "Wants" Work Wonders.
folu I
-Thi- PltUhurgh I'll . ites. vv 1 1 1 hav
11 plajlllg wonderful ball for the last
weeks, caine here to-day for a sf s
tCuotiuusd ou Teulb l'ag. 1
n Its' factory, an.l Wh'Ch lis a selling
place at No. 37 Mat n l.ane, came to
the Orand street liullding iefore seven
o'clock this morning, and wss tsi.en to!
the ninth floor by John Stamps, the I
elevator man
Joseph Tsswell. enuiner of the build.
Ing Who bad come to work a few min
utes before the Jeweller, did not tell M".
Daniel thai hi had found the front dOOT I
of the building unlocked, Taaweil hud
not considered that fact at all alarming,
believing that he himself had forgotten
to lock It the nl.tht before.
8EE3 HOW THE ROBBERS I
GAINED ENTRANCE.
1 When Daniel stepped out of the ele-
' vator at tlie ninth floor, he saw some
thing that sent his heart into hi throat,
j Th? front ddor of the big inanufartur
! ;ng loft was open. It was partially de
stroyed. The heavy itetl sheathing on
the outside of the four Inches of oa5
had been rolled back from the luck liki
th skin of an orange, a hole had been
cut around the lock and the heavy Fox j
lock Itself had been forced.
Daniel rushed Into the I. extension of
the workroom, which faces Elisabeth 1
street. There stood two of the firm's
four safes open, and before one of them ,
was a great pile of empty trays, :
shelves snd small strong boxes, their.
covers pr.ed open. One of the safes,
nine by seven by three and one-half CH1CAGO-
feet In dimensions, had contained izu.uuq
unrih fit eotnnleted Mtnelc (1i.ifiii.nrt
rings and stick pins, emerald cartings, BOSTON
necklace, Ac 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Another safe nearby, three by two Batter. s-llumphrey and
and a ha f by two feet In size, had als ; I'rrdue and Karldeu
11.11 'IS (lours niun open, .touiiug uui
the firm's books and papers were In
this tat and these the dlsguisted bur
glars had pulied out onto the floor.
In too larger of tbeie two safes
110,000 worth of unset gems, gold, plat
;nnm and other precious metals reposed.
This th burglar had tried hard 'o get.
They nad first knocked the tops off th
hinge Bin and tried to fores these
down and out af the binges Thst fall
ing, they had burned through With an
axy.acetylen lamp the two-Inch steel
bur across the front of the saf doors
But even at that their work was In
vain; the lumpier would not answer
to their lingers.
The smaller of th two safes was open.
I though tne buigiJrs gjiq uoi Know It,
and , untamed ruining but tnu jewellers
dies Th ycggmi'ii started to bure into
the door of IMl one. bui gave up their
task betore finished.
,ey left behind them a four-foot sec
nonal Jimmy, a dozen bits In a pall thst
hnd contained .ce to i.eep the temper if
gf steel, four Has .lights, a d 'Sen dry
bt lerles lor touch. ug o.. the sp.uk .11
hl explosions, a "can opener" or safe
i utter .ltd tom mlnOI tools-, n all the
tnosl comprehensive outfit of burglars'
InsPleUlvnU ln In a long time
. , w . . 1
tyByrMpaiy 0
!
WILSON STANDS FIRM;
HE WONT BE BLUFFED
BV MEXICAN PLOTTERS
President Will Uphold the Monroe
Doctrine, It Is Announced in
Washington, but Shows No Signs
of Being Panic Stricken.
NO FOREIGN PROTEST
HAS REACHED CAPIT.AI,
-irana sireet opersnves; tney ieo ' letters, wl.l-h the witness admitted she
ISO from the rapped sares. tia(, wrltt,, telling of her love for
Bernard Daniel, one of the partners fMyu paura, whom she afterwartl r.
In the firm of Uosenbers Daniel, , .,.,,, ..... w,.A,.lh, .,.1,1 ., .,.
1 or ine leuers was written at the OIClKi
I Uan ot her sister, who wanted her to
marry I'eters, and beat and choke I her
, when she refused.
.Mist; .Mason was .luestioned about 1
Dr. Mason, who in hi. I, I to bave bOOn I
pfOferrad to I'eters In her section.
Sh said her inollser never objected tn
the attentions Dr. .Mason was paylnjt
her.
BvldonoO was introduced to disprove
1 be assertion of Mrs. Tatum that Dr.
Mason In a married mini with children.
It was testified by Dr. V. W. McKorland
of Jamaica, 1.. I , that Dr. .Mason In a
widower and never had children.
Another witness wan Mrs. Robert T.
I'arrlsh of Hhaverstow n. .-it whose home
the aliened ansuull occurred on July I.
RICH WOMAN LEAPS
FROM WINDOW TO DIE
Mrs. Tracy l.ewb Springs PfOffl
Sick Out 01 Fourth
Story.
Mrs Tracy Lewis, a wealthy patient
In Miss Amy I'atmore'a private aanl
tarlum at No. 134 West Seventy Mis! ,
street and the wife of a rubber she
manufacturer of ..eacon Pall. Conn,
to-day Jumped from a fourth floor win
dow to the stone paved areaway below.
Hh died instantly.
The two nurses, Mission IMtth Wyckoff
and Mary Solatnnnd, happened to b
away from the sickroom In an adjoining
room at the same Hat to-day The pa
tient, seeing her chance, leaped from
bed, ran to the stulrway outside her
room ami up two Mights to a vacant
bedrOOm on the fourth Moor. Into this
she dftfted lust a one of the pursuing
Present "Situation" Said to Have
Been Framed Up by Diplomats in
Mexico, Without Official Backing.
, Bf Samuel Af. rVIHtemg.
ateS OoereeyoMea of The areata WssrU.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 17. President Wilson sees do ntwi
to change his attitude toward the Mexican Government. He will not bt
stampeded by the present excitement into recognition of the Huerta Gov
eminent nor allow the United States to be led into any form of Inter
vention at the behest of financial interests.
It eea be aathoritawrely aa
HIGHLANDERS
WIN
Daniel, rf
Wolter. cf
Cree. II
Knight, Ib
Pcckinpeugh, as
Hamell, 2b.. ..
Midairr, 3b
Gossttt c
Schulu, p . .
HIGHLANDERS.
R. H. PO
I
I
0
I
I
I
I
I
0
V 2
0
I
2
0
2
0
I
A.
0
0
0
0
4
I
(I
0
e.
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
l 10002
liresnahan
10030001 16
0 0 1
Needham;
1 0 0
4
Clark,
AT PHILADELPHIA.
riBDT UAMB.
CINCINNATI
01 10000002
PHILADELPHIA
2 0 0 1
Hatlerle Atne
Alexander and Kllllfer
SKCOMJ IJ4MK
CINCINNATI
1 300300102 -9
PHILADELPHIA
00000020 0 2
llatteries- Johnson aid Kliug. Seat'ifi.
Uayer, Marshall. Killifer and llowlay
0
and
Total.
7 10 27 II
Leibold, si
Chapman,
Johnston, Ib
nurses riNtclitMl fur her nightgown, and
she lor-keti the door behind her.
Joseph Vestman of No. 210 iCaat On
Hundred and Third street was passing Jackson, rf.
th sanitarium al that moment. He
was horrtfled to see a white-gowned
woman push open the window on the
fourth Moor, climb to tlie ledge and leap
out.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
7 II F unlit l TKAVKI. Ul HKAU,
Aitsdt I'UIUMI Uuiitiiog a g I'SIS
Bo N Y. Cur. lickets sisi rskiv.ttuus .Is tU
fea.ts'M- ll.rnniri. t . :i ., . I rittitn AUtr1"o
I Ilm. CI'! IMNM lej Ivsnatr .as
r.U Ul e l f . jnivs'St M
AT CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA
0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CHICAGO
0 0 1 0 0 4
Hstterles Husb and Lapp;
chalk
0 12
W '..'t .in 1
MELLEN WANTS TO QUIT
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD?
Keport in Huston He Has AkeJ lo
Be Relieved as President and
Director of Company,
IIO8TON, July 17. Th Transcript thl
afternoon says: "President t'hirles H.
Melleii of the New Haven road ha asked
the aireoton to relieve him from any
further ofticlal connection with that
toad. BjthOf as I'reshlrnt or member of
the Hoard of I erectors, aicordlng to a
reliable statement made to-day. Th"
matter Is being considered In New Voilt
this afternoon at the. regular uartery
meet.ng of tlie diist.tore, whi
continued to-morrow.''
Lajoie, 2h
Turner, 3b
Kyan, II
Birmingham If
O'Neill,!.
Kahler p
Cullop p
CLEVELAND.
R. H. PO
0
I
0
0
0
u
0
(I
0
0
0
statiinaa
aatag, t that eja
eaMally vMjgf
I
I
0
I
I
I
0
0
I
I)
0
I
3
12
I
3
0
J
0
4
0
0
I 27
it t in
0
4
0
0
s
4
0
0
HJ
In 7th
AT ST. LOUIS.
WASHINGTON
0 0 0 0 0 1 0
ST. LOU1S-
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
li.ttterl.s Kngk aid Item,
and Ago.
0 I
0 0
W ell. nan
MAN FROZEN TO DEATH
OR KILLED BY A FALL
Hugo Metsner. assistant n1n,ssr of
the artlti 1 1 le plant at ltoehatr and
I Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn, was found
Idea I to-day lying on tons ot Ice In a
storage iism on tlie OwOf goOf of tbe
I oulldln Tbe hodit mmm fro ago sun, t,ui
an autopsy will be nec ssnry to d, ter
inlne if ileatli aaa caosed by freezing.
Tbe anrgeons think be fell and struck
on hi head at tbe bottom il th 1 tint.
and fractured his skull, in nis helpless
gvudUioB ho nwcumbed ty U uogL
that bo foreig gee
addressed say llploasatle lagHg
or Protest to th VaiteO ateteo r
garuUg it ottttaa toward an.
tee. Vajjuaaaa 4nmMt
ntsaieo City sag rarlea
capttala stattmg that foretga gfe
rmmeasa bar oa a are . IML
oat foaadauoa. a eaalo frees aar
Ua say. tbe Oeraua f aSrt
sake dental of the refOOta.
According to Information reoelrag ta
Washington, what ha happened wag a
transparent attempt to frsmo-og gfj
emoarraaslng situation for the U
Mate, t'.rtaln diplomatic rag
tatlves of othr government
in Mexico fit y.
laiuaUr aaa aot
ier unt a oats rorarameata, dl4
iiii"melal representation to th
I I can Ambassador concerning oar ettl-
0 ,uJ
TAKES FIRM STAND AOAINST
HOSTILE MOVI.
President Wllion hss set himself arts,
ly against all th varied Influence tv
devices that are being exercised to I sod
the United states Into any hostile mere
towaid Mexico. Kvery manner ot at
tempt is oelng mad to force hie hand,
hut without avail.
The summoning of anibasisdor Wil
son for oonftrence in Washington I ant
to bt considered as any weakening of
the prevailing policy. Bo many coa
fllctlng reports from a great variety at
sources, private and offlolal. are atlS
Into the White House and Htale Depart.
lU'iit that the President delrfl to
over them first hind with th
sador an.l alft out the truth.
Another fact that aaa he
with aathorlty ta that the
Ooetria la aot to bo
Thl Oorernment will gtgajjgj a
firm bat polite attitude aad aot
allow Itaalf to b atthar
or paalcatrlekaa la regard to
leo.
No event of a critical nature have
o. curred in that country recently to
warrant any change in the Administra
tion s c onsistently man talned attitude.
The preeent eaalieaseai i regarded i
oRlcial Olnalag as being merely a tem
porary ttar, up, not dissimilar from th
many that !.... occurred the list two
liars arhll affairs across the Hla
yboara, a to 1 aad , Gran, la have been in a disturbed slmie
a to 8, art; Stakle, 7 to 10 for place, thing are expected to .julet down again
seccna; mud toira. Tim,
1.90 4-S
rOUBTXt BVACB Water tary. 4 to
1, a to 5 aad T to 10, first; Vollday,
e to 8 for plaes, ooud ; Any Tim,
third. Tims, 1.00.
riFTK tutCB ataltbts, e to 1 aad a
to 1, art; ahaanoa Mdrer, a to 6 for
place, second, Octopoe, third. Tims, ;
.ia.
SIXTH BACK Monmouth. to 5 1
aad 1 to a, nrt; War lord tc 5 for ,
place, coadi Ford agal, third
i.it i-a.
Total I '
lllrmlnginim hatted for
HI'MMAIlt
PI rat Basa on Halls Off Hchultx 1. off
Kent t Htru. k Out By ahaiaj .1, iy
Kohl, r 1, hy Cullop 1. Two-Base lilts
Knight. MtdkllY, Pecitlupnugh. Stolen
Mises-. Daniels. Crer. Double Plays
Hartgall to Pecklnpaugh to Knight;
Turner to lajole to Johnston, Chapman
to isijole to Johnston. Wild Pitches
Kohler Umpires O Doughlln an I Hlld.
brand. Attendance, 1.00U
(For Details ae Bag 10).
BELMONT PARK RESULTS.
FIMT gtAOS. Flask, 0 to 1 aad 8
to 1. Urati alary Warren, area for
will i,- place, oeooaa; Otepatlty, third. Time,
l.o i-a.
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