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HE
10 "GET" ARCHBALD
W. P. Boland Bitterly Attacks
Commercc Court Judge in
Testimony Before Senate.
DECLARES JURIST CORRUPT
Other Witnesses Give Details of
Part Played by the Defcnd
ant in the Marion Coal
Company Case.
?? i
w gton. Dec. 1 I' ??
ge Roberl W. Irchbald
? d with the ?? ?
. -
who
banl on tha downfall < f
? and Invelgled hbn Into
?
determlned effoii
He
ged thal Judge ArchbaM was cor
and m league wltl l
\
? ahorl
s or ellminate I
,, even p'- ?
i
.
not ?
ed He
ln detai! ?
the
ng to
togra i ? ? lhe
The pari played bj Judge Archbald in
?
Mai ?? ? '' "!"'
nd.
Tell of Manon Coal Case.
j., ynoldi ? ? daj of ?-'? ra
j.:,,,, n Invlted to a confei
a aetl
on the ground er foi
1
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i note ..f Judge rchl ?
? ? ???
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hbald
-? Bet
otlvet
Archbald pui i
. . imlna
rtfort to dia radll his teatimony.
f be bad not said early In
I ? ... | take no pari ba
ltt? trial ol ln hbald, if the
?
lt on
refoaed to
IO BP
?
... . me of ineae woa an
oa "ii a mlllion
and in Central
nd he
aM aaver
? ? nntll th<
im"
Mr. Boland fl
... .... arbe laauad an Injune
he thought "tba aaraa Innui
,<??,,,. | Wltmei ai cani
\i. iil.ahl '
? Wh4 re ?
An hbald . iked Mr.
Worthtngton, oounaal for tha Judge.
? Mr Williain.- 1 OUld* tell me \\..a'
golng io happen, and would tell me of
behlnd iud?:.- Archbald,"
repfled Boland "1 '??? '? b< gi fl l
. , dge ' ?" f,,,rn ? la
aaaorlatf * ? ** '"?? r":
the railioad-"
? ?rjj,! J. Williami lo ? ?
Ai. hbald to wrlle a k-itet to W \
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THE DAY IN WASHINGTON
I ? ? ? 111 The Trtbuna Bun
VVaalungton, i atcambi i "
Is It the Beginning?
Prightehed Democrata and oomptaotnl
Republicana watched the ticker with in
tereai to-day bacauaa of tha BUggaatiotia
thal tha breab ln atorka, whlch bocama
awhal aerloua reaterday and derel
?ped further to-day, waa ihe begtnntng
of a pertod of deprcaaion dua to the i?em
ocraUc Uetermlnatlon to makc aweeptno
reductlona ln the tariff. Perhapa tha
Wall Btreel Bajuraa alona would nol bara
been Buffldaal la occaalon ao much ln
tereal were it nol that thouaanda of pro
teota Bgainal further tariff tlnkering at
thla tlm< ! are baan i omlng lo Bepra
tlve IJnderwood and otber Domo
tratic iea.!er.? from all aectlona of th<
eauntry. The proaperity haa waathared ?
"i aldentlal campalgn, it la pointed "<"?
to ? Kpecl ii to staml another pro
t'.i pertod of tariff tlnker|ng wtthout
"ii is unreaaon
able Th< I >? mocratlc leadera Inalat that
v ii nol ba deterred by any al imp
;h. i manifeata
i tlon of eommercial euffertng. Th?
w. re ele< ted on a nlatform pledglng
the tariff, and revlae tl ?
. | will, come what maj
... , . lora ai. lylng loa and
.. that luai ? ? aaitudlnoua
. ...... i,, :.. . -.;.., ted -I the Demo
- and thal if the country mffers a ?"
riry and a protracted pertod of
anion the votera botb i -l"
i ?ta for Woodrow w il
led >>> th. alren
,' the Bun Mooai. will I Bve no one
h. IdenUlly. ?
... ^jch a perlod of hard tlmes
I rompletel i x- ill ? !';;s of
mtion an.! Inaure an
..-,, | rtctory ta
,, the prlcea ol farm producti follow
.,??.i.. 0f Btocka, th- rery gro' ni
; ,.. , ? from undei the Bul Mooaa
movement accordlng to the polltlcai
id the 1 pari wouW M
; rar toodead to raqu ????;?;;?'
fore Ihe next nal onai
? 01
People Sick of Politica.
.. rick of pol
raci tha!
tl
Blon N'en bef ??
of thi Hoi ?
, there 1 i dearth ol i
aractei U ?
the Ken
t . shlp
me'nl I latea. and
Ln commui l ?
?
ebaracl ? - ?
e- ?',
... ntereal
and ? ' '! ?"
muCh | ;; Of polttll I a Of t< 01001 -
? orked up
ad and
." the
,. , . iwevar. the
. nol eearn I ? i
ii;.- leglalatlve mlll | '"?'? *nd
,r. frank lo aa
, i,i,t ..n the ? l that th<
would v.. ! ? i . Iegls<
..II e r.iH. ' lllf-l > .
Compromise on Nommations Probable.
Ino ' " '"
?
....
Men ol
: up al! of
lenl Tafi -
.... -. Deme
oi broadei rtew'a and greater
. spei an ?? T ie propoi I
u.osi In ;
. from J
!:? :. blican Btatea ;.. I ? i onfii m< :
uith ? ' d up all j
. Md to I'li offli ?- tatei whh h
n ill i?. repreai nt< d lh< Bi nat< |
| xiaj N1< Wllllama
t.n the Kal dld d imp ' BBk< d
SBJi \v< i Ihington
Ves. i dld." bbM Mi Boland I want
eri to < heck p J bald
DM rau afterward aoggeai to WilUan -
that he r. t ludge Archbald 10 l" lo N- '
v..i it io -e.- the Ki Ie ofti. lali '"
"i think i dld,' BOland admltp i
He alao Buggealed to Charlei r. i o
? i the i-a kawanna I A'yomlng V'alley
. ie. i t i? llne, thal he purchaae tha culm
[dump from BTBIlama, he aaid. and he
Deaaocratg b(\<t ifareli t II la not Itkel)
bowever, tha; any hard and fa*t rule Will
be ebaarreA it geeaai naoce arekaMa that
there will bo prctty gen^ial tiadlng he
tweea Deaaocratg and RaW/ebUenna, and
! thal Benatora who are lalrly popular. will
I be ;thle to aecara confirmation of the
ooaitaattoaa in whiek they are aartlcn?
larly Intereated, "hile thoae WhO have no
one beblad thaan exoept the piteldenl aill
I be betd up. ot wtll aaarely faii to he acted
'upon. Of eouree, tbla doea not apetj '"
norolnationa raaultlng from promottoaa ln
thr miiitarv ganrtce, and whlek gra 'n aU
Intenta and porpoaaa merely rauttae mat
tera
Woodrow Wilaon. Sphinx.
That Woodrow Wlleon aroold return to
' thla eouotrjr and Kive some mdlration of
hts polley wlth rf?ard to federal patron
?ige |g the earaeat deetre ot many Denio
erata who are aager t" nndertake tbe
pleaatng paetime of daallag oat the polit
cal phinis Thus far. aithoupn many have
wrlttea to tha aqcceeefel Denaoeratte egn
jdidat. beggtag for-light. bd has DOt
voucbaafed th#- altghteet latonaatlon, >nd
j no one knows to Wkal axteat he *iU i"
ognlaa tlie clahna of membara of tha two
1 rlooaea ..f congreea to aletate appomt
mcnta, aren in thelr rtepectlea atateg
Thla altuatlon haa reauited n a practtca
j hitherto nnknown in (Jongreaa, Mtata oel
egatlona are m^ting and dtacoaelng na
tronage te whlch they npard them?elve?
'. a% entltled and are expreaatog thelr Tlewa
i ln the forn of reaolutlona, aii <>r whlsh
begin with the preambte, "on coadltlon
'that Prealdeni IVileon coneeata," or '-i*
gumlng that Preatdent Wlleoa followg tha
I uaual cuatota, ' ate.
An Ebullient Governor-Elact.
' Any one who hi.s r.mdly boped that tne
I reeponaibllltiea ? ?: tha otnee of Ooveraor
' of tbe bknpl ?? ^tait- wovM trnd to aadden
j and to m ?r the ebullient ladtrldoai
iwhom Mr Ifurphy nomlaated and tne
Ipeople elected Governor of New v?rk, is
i iinom. i to dleappotatrneaL That la ahown
b) the >?!;".?ni glven to ihe preea inta
' ^\-eninK l.y Mr. Sulz?i in coinie. tion *Uh
ihe aanouncement that he had been ln
t. gpeah at the baaauel glven ln
' honor of Oeorge vP. F/alrehlld thla aven
. ing. Th< imnM .*> v.a? in bonor i f Mr,
. a -a. i whieb Mi Bulaer ap
parent:-- overlooked, f"i h. f ,.
| pietelj lo ;: antlon the gueot ol benor and
rontented hlmi
aboul BUT' Bulat r, ai follot i
The w::eM Ol ?? Btg ??? Mired
.< man waa th h beyead I
r . i > oaat, to fortune
u':d I ' ? " " '""
I .ln ... | V'i uf ?ll mr
? ida, and I ki i ??- '
i bare te ?? frlendahlp la guna
. ,n gtorm, Acoordlng thaa, te the
. ,n. ol th.i phlloeophi r, I em, ln
rich if i... . \u. U] r* ? In aollai ?
omethlng
...i ann I buj U ae, ' aln< ere f"
wtih \m...ii> i have been aaaorlatad o i
Ifa m iPaehlnatoa.
To m) frteai , lo tbbea arha ? >
knoe in.. m\ llfe la a gtmple one ?
,. , | . - i,. tnd an ..|.'n book 1 bollevi
. ... i,-t .,: a,; <?-? ceeg la hard *,):^
loyalt) to frleada and ndeiity to priip I
,.? i.f.- i.- bagptweea ? d
.,, ,,,. tpai ?.,.. . mi ??? to be bepa
? , ,? bappj i" " t,v ?
? o ba uaaalBah to i ?? llberal ln i
I , ea. and ihoaa aal
, B, arronga to bi nwadJIailj I
k.nd. ia ^ i ??? i I,% boaaa*, to b
araal to bi
glvhag, te be i harl?
. a..u to love oi, nelghbai a? . "??
aei:
? ?i, ;? oi . itiraa unnet '?"'??';) fi
,,, H ,??? ? .. genra ? ??' aea
. ! . , llfe to the H
,,i |;. . - i em leaelng Waan
bagton wttl naaa aeraaaal ragn U The
endurlni Mendal Ipa i ba?e tn?<i' aefe
i .. wiii ah ae through iir<-. *
,,,. ,,. aalf wlth the bope that a
n.ia v. 111 \iait me during Bgy
l.lotirn a? Albaaj G. U n
hhert auggeated te M lllaaaj thal he go io
Conn aa a poeetble p \n haaar. H< i
Ul]n ??? t be inrgad WUUaana to get ?
u-it.-i t.oni Jndg- aVfchhaM argawg Oana
to n.ak'- the purehaeg
i grantad to aataaa ap ?' n*' Ar' ' ?
; , .. ..ii gnd
Flepreaentative Heni D ? laj iou i bali ?
man ol lb< rlooee managera annoonced
to-day thal be expex ted t.> on< lude th"
preaentatlon or ertdenoe for tbe preea
tior. b) tha end ?.f thla week Meaaaera
of ihe genate aapreeaed ihe bellef that
the preeentatlon ol arktanci wouM not
ba conciuded uatll earty in Jaauarj
WILSON'S MAIL ENORMOUS
Secretary Says 40,000 Letters
Were Received Since July.
i ii, Tetegrgph la The Trlbaae |
Trentoa, N. J.< Dec 10 - Forty thou^and
letfra to flve montha reprewnta the totai
of Governor Wllaon s mall since he oattM
Into promlneiirr aa tho DauaaciatJe f.indi
oaio for Prealdeni laat July. Thrsa were
the agnrea glven oui ta day *>% .io?eph
p. Tumulty, Oovernoi uiicon'a aacretarj
oa wl'oiu devolvad the taak of reading
end anaweting moal of tbeni, ;.s oaty the
nioie inaportani communloetleaa wera
tmned ovhi lo the OOVOraOr.
The letleis ...rne fioin all part.* of th*
OOOntry, and ba luded a number from
Craaka threutenlng Governor Wllaon nn
U-tih he dld . arhata thinga after hia In
augurataoa aa Praaldent sin. a aleetlon
nine-tfnti.a of th.- Prgeldent?eleet'g mati
haa eeeae from attaceeeekera, eaeh ..
potntlni out hia peenllar quallfl, atlona for
Kunf plaee at th?- Preajaleert^leet'a dia
posal, froej 1'iil.inei do^n to postmaster
at aoaaa creearoealg town.
There were also a numher ef lettera
from men nrginij frlenris for apolntmenta.
BANKERS TO AID H0SPITAL8
Sunday Association Appoints Com
mittee to Raige Fnnds.
Uilham G. Wlllrox and Alfr^d K Mar
ling avere gkrOtOd truatees at a r?-rent
nieefina; of the llmplfal Rfndav AeaWOaV
tlon The followInK 'omtnittee wa^ an
nooneed .i? bevlng tonmitad to se.'urr
auharrlptionn for thv Hankera and BroK
\iiviiiai\ Jamea gaayer, ebalnnan;
Allxri H IVaggln. presldent af the Chggg
Natiftial |iRnl%. ti<aiiirer; Alkn R
iori.es, if tierrla, Inareea * Oo.; waiter
F Fr?'W. presldent of the Corn Kxrharge
Baak; a. k (katdhart, of p. j. Qooiharl
Ar Co.; J. liora.e Haidlng, of Charl.NJ D
Parney dj cn , Aleanaaer i. Heeaahal.
prealdeni or ihe Oaaraaty Tiaat com
f.any; Qatfa W. M.Gariah. presidtnt nf
the htechaalca' aad Metaia Natlonal
Bank; Oeorge <?? Paat, k . ef Post <.
PTdagg: Wllllam Salomon, of Wiiliam Saln
mon A- Qe>; Fred?rl(k Strauaa, of J. A
W Sellgman A CaX, and Kranels M. W..ld,
of Whlte. Weld & Co
The following lommitfee for the L*w
yer?" Auxillary wa.i alao annonnred: Will
laat i:. HoraMower, Aaraan I. Kiku*. wiii
lam i*. Guthrle, Vlctor Moraweta. fjeeroaj
?V, vin s\<k and Praada Lyade Btet>
aan.
OF
( ontinued from Hr?t pugr.
ar fl promisrd to burn barns. shoot peo
)>!? on slght and vl'date the law ln
rartoua other nraya, rt is thought that
tho tt.ree men arreatert really drove
the woman aamy liom hei hOBM 08
tho] OOOld BBO her rnnil hox.
Davannort whoaa aiias is "Snaha,"
has a rerord, according to the govern?
ment detertives, who say that seven
yaara ago he and Wiiiiaiii Vandarbuah
held up a woman and robhed her BBBf
Dover.
Vandarbuah la now servinn a prlaon
term and ' Snake" got off with a light
aantcnca,
Light yaara ago JaOOb Dunn. who
is (alled "Nlg," and a relative ..f
Davannort ?'?s arrested for founter
Ifeiting, but they heat the 0808 and
! were acquitted Warren. or "Pete."
Dunn is also auppOOOd to have a orim
Inal racord He is >ounger than "Nlg,"
whom the ofneers. sav was not only
Jthe movlng impulse behlnd the letter
to Covernor WHfoii hut the a<tual
1 wrlter.
The postofTh e inspectots last night
j said that threatening letters t?. other
j people were written in the same hand
I writfng. <>no of these was sent last
i summer to Thomas P. King, an artist.
i who had offen sketched in the moun
I talns. When he reeeived the letter he
| handed ii over to the authorities. It
damandad that ?<;.V"> he placad undaf
an ahandoned freight shed.
Another letter was written to H. J.
Ml-tol. a furnlture dealer of Dover. but
he died before it rea< hcd him. His fam
ily gave it to the postofflee authorities.
| Hoth these letters were slgned "BlBCb
i liand "
The three men were. arraigned iB.st
I night in Nownrh befOfO 1'nite.l Statea
' commissloner Rirhard Stookton, and
Icocnmltted tO Kssex County Jail In de
fault earh of 82.000 BBlL The exumina
tion will be hekl Monday.
PRESSING N. Y. PIER BILL
Sulzer Plans To Have House
Act Promptly on Measure.
[Fteoa The Trtaana Bureaa]
Washlngton, Dac 18.? Representative
BUlBtr'a hill authorizing the extension of
New Yorks pier llne into the Hudaon, in
order that glQOtBf Hners, now belng eon
strueted. may be aerommodated at that
port, ws.s to-day referred b\ the Houai
rommittee on Interatato and l-'or'imn
Commarca to tha BTar Dapartmant. loa
war Dapartmant, ln turn. rafarrof the
blll to the BTaW York llaibor l.lne Board,
of whieh Cotonai Rosell is chairman. and
Ihe House rommittee will BWBlt the teply
Of tba dopaitatant before taklng up tbe
propOaOd legislatlon.
It is Improbable that tha Sulzer bill will
recalva the ettenttoa either of tba caan
mtttaa or the House prlor to Mr. Sulzer s
reaignatloa from Cuugieao and his in
BuguratJan a* Oavornor of New York.
Mr. Sulzer, howe\er. Intends.to leave the
measure in good hand*. an<l to-day asked
Bapraaantattve Btaaa, actaag chatrnaui of
the House commlttee, to name a BBB CBBJ.
mittee to hoid hearlngs on tha Bjenauia.
In the abaence of Chalrman Adamson,
! who Is now In Oeorgia. Mr. Sim> is re
| luctant to appoint a sub-commlttee to I.ik?
up the New York flght. but probably will
assume that reaponslbllity in the BVOBt of
tba eontinued absence of Mr. Adamson.
ff lt becomes apparent hat the pW hlli
(annot reeeive the attentlon of the Houaa
prior to Mr. Sulzer's reelgnatlon the Oov?
ernor-elert will OOBgult niember* of tha
New York delegatlon and naU one ?f
them to aaouma <hargc of it
WILL PRODUCE FOR VARIETlES
The prodtictloti of vau.l'-ville Heta r.r
performanee in the hous.s direet.,1 ,.v
the I'nited Booklng OfaoOl will be ma<1..
a Byatamattc antarprlaa aith the forma
tioti of a separate department for that
purpoae, Phii ? hTaah baa baan pi?ee<i
in oharge of the work. The n>pani,.>sit
will aim at tha i>:> paratlon in gt I
all 80rts ot \audevllb: n'linU'* lt Ii
ptanned to have spedaiists la Bharga ..r
dlvlsions of the work re.piirinc d
lutonrladge of dancing. ooatundng -tni
Other phases of productlon. The . ii(or.
prtoe will. it Is elaimed. have the > ,p.
port of vaude\iiie theatre ma
throughout the eountry
Old Pianos for New!
A Christmas Offer
Under the Wanamakcr Educational Plan, the pur
pose of wkich is to bring music into cvery homc,
any one owning an old piano may exchange it in
part payment for a nezv Piano or Player-piano
Delivery Now
First Payment February 1, 1913
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comc homc in time for Christmas without interfering with any of the
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