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T
IN SULZER DEFENCE
Ex-Judge Arnold, of Albany, in
"Red Hot" Statement, Asks
Murphy's Indictment.
WILL APPEAL TO WHITMAN
Assembly Judiciary Committee
at Stormy Session Refuses
to Allow Governor's
Champion to Testify.
The first guna ln Bulaer'a defencc were
brought late aetlon raaterdair, arben aa
Judge i-ynti J. Anu'ld, of Uban;
poarod I afere lha Judiciary
CoQimltteo, which mel al the Clt) Hall,
thou?h k.-pt >>ff the wltU
,-,i iv. -. i l ? : . ? red hot" ?
ment m arhlch he declared thal l n
Y Murphv, Benatoi Jamea J i"
and Aaaembly Leader Aaron J i-n-v.
oupht t" ba Indlcted foi thelr coi
**ith the Impeacbmeat of tbe Oovernor
At th.- L'nlpn RlRht
Judge Arnold w.is just u emphatlc lai
!? is ea ? i :.s be hu.i ba en earll.
tl.e pay, bul he dld ti.-a aranl t.. ?
the Impreeelfan thal he held am peroonal
artevancc aaalnet 11 a men he named
"I aaa not aeeblng t.. have Murphy,
Frawley .'.nd Laevy Indlcted, ' he aald, e-.:\
phaalziria* tbe I," "but 1 bave et
whuh i wlll jiivu to .a grand Jury, and it
they are not Indlcted It wll
jmlBCarnaaT.' Of 1*8*
"Win you say now wbat apeclfl evl
dence you have agabwl an) on.
the men you named " he waa aabed
"Jfo, that erould n,'t ho riKht.' J lg.
Arnold repJUd "1 Wlll not uU that to
*ny one uatll i am oallod bj b wiu
Levy and Frawley Undiaturbed.
Lavy and Prawley refueed t" take ti."
4hreats of the Bulaer aupporter aerlouely
And declared that untll he made
?aapf-clflc r-hi.ia;.- aa*alaet them they
C,<">t taKe an> nottce of hin att.i. Ks
The Judlciarv Committee meet ng waa
called for the aeaaion al tho rjnj \\
?the purpose Of Investigatlni; tho atate
menta made ln Albany, ntt>-.- tb.
Maebmamt to the eatfect thal four A
ablp-aea had T.oen "bribed and '?'?
Into votinp for tho Impeachment Jamea
,'C. Qairtaon, oaie of the publl
tor tho Bulser foreee, wns the man whe
xxas xxanted aa a witneas yeau-rday, but
the f-iib*>(pna rervers of the tommittee
r?'j.f.rtt-(l they were unabie to find Qarrl*
aon in Albany on Satunlay or Sundax.
<; irrtson's Mnt.-m<-nt. B8 glYflfl tO m-ws
i ai? rrrii-n ln Albany, laal arack, did not
purpoti lo ba Bral band .-xiilen.e of
bribery or < loan nui. but it did IflcltKla
,(,,. x l.tt.r wiitt.n by C L
Bootbby, a i*ef4*nrr*i arorkar, arhlcb a*-''x>* in
great detail tb? BMW**m4?nta of the four
?i.l.lxin.ti ii.iin. I oa thfl night of tlie
Imp* .i' !.m. nl
_? mbl) in.m Mara Ooldtx rg, i Balrman
of ih, Judlctan Commlttee, mM ia:*'
nlghl thal Boothby, Judge Arnold
ri-wn would be called flfl
wltneaaea before Ihe commlttee naxl
Thuradaj morning ln Albany. The L-tffl
liiture meetfl lo rnorroa and Ihe Judiciary
Commlttee tatendi to Ihraah the matter
of the brlbery nccuaatlona out durlng th?
kession The four AfflflflMOblymen nain.-i
b* Boothbj ln hl? letter and by Oflrrl
?o-i |n tr- atati menl xxill have Ihe oppoi
, in.... , . ;..., ? the flo uaatlonfl al that
aald All four ara Ra*
n membera
Th? commlttee rm i ting al xx hli h 'lai -
iaii,,i to app4 bi and al arhlch Judga
Id araa nol Allowed lo teatlfy. a ia -.
atorm) aeaalon Michaal B baap, the l*ro
, .aaemblyman, arho h."* hooa ont
of I, . r i ip| ortera, and l^mla
Qlbba, Ihi Mi Oulre l "em-w rnt from The
- roughl xxith Rulaer and
agalnal the Tamman) majorlty, both de*
manded lhal Judge VrnoW be alloared fo
teatlfy. bul l*ha?rman Ool lb. in ovarrulod
th.-ii .i.im.ii.1-- and adjourned Ihe mee!
ihe explanaUon that ?'??' ****'
mlttee arould nol llaten lo Arnold untll
ou h id i- > n hoard.
Judge trnold had a ataten enl prep tre I
for reportera, hoarever, whlch iit banded
oul M ioon aa tbi ? mmlttefl had fl?l
Journed wlthoul permittlng hlm to lak<
the sc.r .1 The ? blel demand be made
? .. ? bouid flubpeena
Charlea F Murphj, Kena! ? - .'
-**rawl< y, r\ Bda ird K McCall of
tha Publli B. rvl e I'ommlaalon, Norti in
.1... k, of Bufl lo; tVllllam H. Hlfl
I ,.. : Buffalo a'rtlng Qwenwr
irtln ii Olyni . "Packey" Mxi'ai.-. ..f
Albany, and moal ? " the leadlng Tam*
rfl
Judge Quotes Penal Code.
Hia aUtemei I i dled attenUon lo Bar
,.,,.. | u i of tbi Penal law, upoi xx I h,
II ia undi rai >od, ' ? ???;- Arnold wlll aeak
to have tha Tamn anj lead? ra lndl?*t**d,
aI1,i wni h he tjuoted aa followfl
peraon who ailfullj i ompela oi attempta
t.mpel althei of th. I taea rompoalng
ilature ot ihlfl atata to
. .... ,i an* bill, or raaolution, oi
,., gn ,,- oi refuae an) i-titlon. oi '?
f0rrn oi lo omlt lo peTform an) othei ofB
I . | hal I. b) Imi rtaonmi nt ln
rtate'n prtaoii fi i noi leaa than fhre
nor mora than t* n x.ais. or b) a fln. af
(TheTribunal)
A SUPREME COURT OF ADVERTISING
Investlgated Advertisements Guaranteed by The Tribune.
Fee Charged for Investigation Arranged in Advance.
?? y HAVE three big - can, all in first class con
\ dition because I employ a careful chauffeur. My
?*"? boy wants a small touring car and I am willing to
buy it for him if I can dispose of the one we have at a fair price.
My car cost $5,000. and I am willing to take $2,500 for it,
although it is practically as good now as the day 1 bought it.
There s the situation."
Thi_ was the explanation made by a wealthy automobile
owner to a local dealer a few days ago. lt was not a case of
trying to dispose of a worn-out car, but an attempt to effert the
exchange of a valuable machine for one of a different type.
The owner knows that if he tries to sell to a used car
dealer he will be offered only a (rai tion of the real value of
the car. So does the dealer. As this particular eaae stands, the
dealer is trying to locate a buyer. lf he does he knows he can
sell one of his own cars.
Probably the car is worth $2,500 or more, but the aver?
age man is suspicious of second-hand goods. 1 le would want
to feel absolutely sure of his ground before investing so much
money in something about which he knows little or nothing.
"The Tribunal" offers an easy way out of the difficulty.
Were this car offered to the public through this department. it
would be only after an examination by a competent engineer.
The cost of the expert investigation would be arranged in ad?
vance; the cost of the advertisement can be determined from the
gample advertisements below, and then, assummg the report to
have been in keeping with the owner's claims, the car would be
placed before thousands who have the means to purchase and
who have confidence in the guarantee of this newspaper.
Tribune readers believe in The Tribune.
Could a better method be selected to dispose of an honest
used car at a fair price? In this and other case* " The I ribunal"
aa the lofcical avenue through which to reach buyers.
HERE ARE SOME SAMPLE ADVERTISE?
MENTS THAT SHOW HOW USED AU?
TOMOBILES MAY BE ADVERTISED.
HONEST AUTOMOBILES HONESTLY DESCRIBED AND PRICE0.
PACKARD?Owner going abroad; musf sacrificc 1910 "30" seven
passenger Packard, in splendid condition. and looks it. Price
$2,700. A trial of 30 days will be allowed responsible person.
Recently overhauled and painted. A 100. New-York Tribune.
PIERCL?191 I model. 6-40 touring car. extra limousine body, both
dark green, fully overhauled and painted two months ago and in
nearly perfect running condition. Tires are nearly new. Heasonable
price to quick buyer. 109. New-York Tribune.
LOZ1F.R?Late 1913 six-cylinder, 51 horsepower. l.akewood five
or seven passenger Lozier touring car, left hand drive; equipped
with electric self-starter. cost $5,000. If sold at once will take
$3,000. Owner going abroad. 110, New-York i ribune.
$4.80 will be the cost of the above minimum sized advertisements.
OLD5MOBILE AUTOCRAT?Good opportunity to purchase 7
passenger touring car; late model; cost $3,800 in January, 1912;
only used 6 months, has been on dead storage 1 I months; runs and
looks like new; has set of shock absorbers, cost $225; combination
cloek and speedometer, cost $1 30; front brass bumper, Prest o l.ite
tank, electric light equipment throughout, electric horn, demountable
rims. extra demountable rims, trunk rack. rain vision windshield,
Pantasotr top. side curtains. set of anti-skid tires, extra tires and
three brand new extra inner tubes, kit of tools; everything essential
for a hi**h-class automobile; in perfect condition and demonstrated
anywher?e; price. $2,600. A 101. New York Tribune.
$13.20 will be the cost of the above sized advertisement.
LYNN J. ARN'OI.D.
nol leea than |1. m>r more than 1 "
0T bi'th."
Judge Arnold added b. would i all lha
_tt<, u ? ui Dlatrlcl Attornt j IVhlttnan
to th. .:.'..!
the Impeachment ?'f Bulaer." aad ?
demand a grand urj ln lulry,
ll.. )? ? i. .1 | . " I nie the aa I
: he aald waa pre. I
aa a chan avlth
I Isti 1.1 AM' i- ej Rollln H Banford ol
Mbenj nt] Bnd ?? woul I take nl
iv. ihe evtdence In - upport i '
. |? foi elthi ? Dletrlcl
ney
Judge Arnold learned latei tbat Mr
Whitman woul i nol be al hla "
to-day end h< ei -rn t" AN
ln order lo la i hla Infoi mai
. ? . \. m 1 ? ? >. ? ?? ? ' i r ara utoi
Ban .
enthi
yeotei
mai a roeetlni i N ae forl the |
n ho i ? ;i" ? I In 1 . ? ?
Ha aald ne
tn aaed far ? ?. ? .
ncement 1 rig n
i i i ? i.i
Benatoi Joel Frla t
? .
Retllj, hla fori
lll" til.V 1 - ? ?
hh- ba en drawi .
lerda] In ??? I Icl ? red I
not by deelgn ll I
ln ihe . uban n attera ai the ? i
that hli polli ' ? . ? . .
n Imp. .i' i
"Whal r th.
t.t M- B that |
Benat Ki referring 1
? . 1 ! ,i ' . I
i ..ii(im i. haa nothlng lo d wltl I ???
hm< r.l j.[- ?
ll Ii te for Mi
BuIsi lhal ' ? loa
' "ii ? nt th. ' m< ? ? ler Impearl
Sew York."
DISCORD IN HEALY JURY
Majority Opposod to Indict
ments-Dwyer Hold for Tri.il.
Tha r< li aid lo be dli ?? rt. among
the memberi ol tha grand |u>
Inv. ? ? tha rt of
Ini i ?' toi 11 ?? ) ? i i
rent at I . I irlen of the fa. t
thal tbe i rged wltli aai
were probebl) obeylna ordera, and ti.at
varylng leetlmonj as to the alleged aa
aaulta haa ba*en glven, the mejorlt) of
tha grand Jurora are ...u.i to bt In f' ai
uf aindlna up tht caa. without Hndlng
an] ii.'.' tma nta
There la an a. llve mlnorltj h. rever,
who are anxloua to gel lo tha bottom ol
th*. affali and Bnd oul who waa reapon
aible foi if"- ? k - na ? r ord. i Thi grand
jur\- had pi.' tlcallj i ome to tb ? ?
t-'.i ii tbaI ir v. i- baaet to diop Iba ? ? ?
Iaat weeh, it la aald, when i. committee
headed bj kfonroe i. Blmon wenl to aee
Dlatrlcl Attorne) Whitman and returned
I.. theli companlona wlth argumenta
uhl. ii led them to take up tha ceae again
it la aald tha re la no kmga r an) i bai ? ?
of Indlctmenta belng found, though the
grai d Jurj ma i bt i k to agree upon ;.
ii eeentment.
inr-1.tor Irwyei and four men of iii*1
ataff, who akled ln puttlng the dlnera out
of Heal' i reetaurant t\a<. weeka ago,
arere beld In BH8 ball In Bpavdal Bei
alona yeaterday foi trial The trial waa
vet tor the i rel Mondaj In < ictoba r
BRIDGE JUMPER RESCUED
Orief Over Child Cousin's Death
Prompted Man's Leap.
'.- ? ovei the deatb of hla faroi Ita
coualn i> tbe Buppoeed rauae ot tha at*
, aul. Ide of Peter Kell ??. twenty
taro yeara old ol No 14 lei Btreet
Brooklyn a Brooklyn Rapld Tranall
motorman wl)o lumped from rh'- Brook
i'. n Brldge yeaterday, ;".'i wee ??
llttle the a orae foi hl eipei lea. ??
Kelly atlended tha wake of Marj t'um
mlnga hla iwo yeai old coualn, on Bun
day nlghl He ??<>t nn a Bmltb Btreel
cai in Brooklyn ,'eaterday, aad when a
Bhort dlatanca paal the Brooklyn lower,
on Ihe brldge, lafl the rar and threw
di. bai and pocketbooh awaj He then
iran in the edge of the ramdwaj and
plunged ovei the alde
Kelly wea reacued b Martln Malone,
p ,'. foreman ln Ihe Daeh Department, who
I aaw hlm lump and pai oal from ahora
' in ;i boal The lumper waa taken i" the
Hol) I amll) Hoapltal
FINED FOR LOCKING DOORS.
Maa K'" ii. auperlatendenl ot ? elothlnf
factor* at No n PTa*. erlarj Plaet gnd
Nathan Ptlatek) a waiat manufacturer,
nf Ne Tl ' ."? r.k atreet, were Rned Bi
i.i :n Bpeclal Beealona yeeterda. for
havlng thi doora of thelr faetoi aa loeked
during work Ing t
GLYNN IS RECOGNIZED
Gov. Dunne nf Illinois Honor8
Requisition for Euf-ono Grant.
Bprli .; eld. 111 ' I ' ':' ?
, ? ,h vii,n uii Qovernoi < .:? nn of
. ... ...... ? ? . .. Vorh
? ; mt, wanted oi
? . ? ? inorad
i x .;..\. - nor i >ui ? ? '
? ? . ? Oeni . ? ? ? ? ' ?
lon thal " ? ' ? *?
lna Ihat Olym
. ? ? I ' '
the ra
.?*?* '?
. grooi ol New
TRAPPED BY TILL BUZZ
Youth Arrested After Fight Ad
mits Robbing Manv Storcs.
1 I titorgt 1 riin***
"? to rob I
r Hi
I reaulti ? '
. ' dol*
...
othei ? ? ? ' ? kaa*
. rnltt-***,. He
ti
?
? . ahorl
... , ?..
puncl thrvwn ' Imtir
by Dfl
annlm ? - ? flhotfl
? -. Ihe I
l th* tlati
:
. . . tied wa
? . pro r rt j
? . ? rhaae he threa ? ? ?
itolen
from thfl K< ?
I II of thla
: ?
TAXI LAW WAR STILL ON
Decision Rcserved in Action to
Make Injunction Permanent.
Jufltlce I ??' r..-!'v rcaerri
terd ix on Ihfl ap] ' the Anu
? ? Broadway
Auto Tourtng Ci
? ?? . ? puttli
Into ? ? t Ihe
Haverl a Ttulrab < ompany,
Uffa in ihe i ri j in. tiun pro
... dlng, dlamlaa* d I ' tlc< Baaburj.
?ubmlttad >? ib ni '? ?' brlflf ln I i
, dlng ?'- fl i "''? h 'nl'' '
i -.????, Taalmater
. .,? .,.,:?. a gued tn.it ? Iflflh ab
obe) tha
, . . iaa ?r? prevented fron gfltl
II, ,.,.... i . ... an unal la tx. obtaln
>Urh metera aa th. Iaa provldat Thfl
: th it th- r? xxas oni; on<
. ii n maklng thi b? n fltara
fh( ' lotham Bro ida i '? ito Tfl irlng
. ompanj malnUlna thal thi i ? ? l? - tot ?
i ?,- o.pn ? tu alght eeint* can
TO DROP VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Commissioner Announccs Paid Force
in Qtieens, Soptc-mbcr 1.
'i i..- t'olunt* ?' i">- di i fliImentfl of Elm*
i irat, Coroofl, Wlnfleld, Mnapeth, Mlddlfl
\, ipga and i lUndale xxin aoon paa? ?ul
of exlflti
: irc i ommlaaloner Johnaon Iflaruad ?
. taterm nl lo thU i ff? et yeatflrrlfl) in
I ,,i i hfl Bflld
??The roluntear fln flghtera ..f lha Nan
t,,xxn aectlon wlll b*. muatarad oul of aar*
x'.. i,. s ? in . Beptembei i Th.-\- xxiii
atep aalde for tha pald men <.f tha M?a
Tork Fire DflDflrtmenl Baven tu-- com
i inlefl ?!*? ' oa belna organliad and of
t. , ??? four are englne eompanlea, two ur*.
hook and Iflddai and one ? comblnatlotn
chemlcal flnd hofle compan] Thfl lattei
xxill !.*? flqulppad xxith ii iht'iniiiil Ncoiit,
. i i iifl ai ? ? .ii.m iiii < > >. ..i a| pai gi ua
in the departmenl ii xxin imv, ? *?.i
of twent) mllea fln bour xxith ita aeaenty
toni of > itlngulflblng flutd
a
BISHOP'S WILL IS A PROBLEM.
Tba xxin -.f Btah-jp WUHam Tufiu ll Bfl*
blna, xxn.. ii .-i on Augual n, xxas Bled ln
thfl iiiiTflfljAtflfl' Court fflfltardfl* ir .iim
i ui in afltflta valuad si inorfl than
130,000 in r.*al flfl tfl tfl flfld pflfflOflfll profj
.?ii. Thfl flfltflta xxa- dlfldad among Bva
dflUghtflfrfl hikI four ..mis Ifl mu.Ii pa-flpoi
tlonfl lhal i i h *.f tne dfluarhtara of lha
tflfltatrlfl ahall r.-pi... on* and ona-half
tlmea th** amount thal ?... h Bflfl in to r<*
1 h'i-4 thfl ptraf*a*aTty ln dlxldrd ao
that anch ?*-*? >n raeal**aa taro-twanty-thlrifl
and each dflughtei thraa twataly-lblrds.
SULZER LAWYERS HALT
Will Have Nothing to Do with
Proposed Criminal Proceed
ings, Says D. Cady Herrick.
WHITMAN EXPECTEDTO ACT
Governor's Friends Believe
They Have Eriou?h Evidence
to Secure Indictments
Within 4 8 Hours.
( B) Tfla_r?pli IB Thf Tnhur.r
Albany, Aug H a poeatble breach m
th.. ranka of Ooa/ernor Butaer'a Bupportera
?raa Indlcated ..v the statemmt to*day af
ax-Judgi i' Cady H.'rrirk. who leada l
Oovemor'a legal foreea ln tho imp.;. i
n . i.i matter, lhal ' caunael for Oovernor
gulaet havi nothlng to de with any al?
Uaged .iiinii.;.; praceedlngi agalaai
rhetiea y Murphy, Benator Frawh
AeaemMymen l_evy, and are nol pvrautng
ani Inveetlgatlon of a erlmlnal cbaraciei
agalnat am one
On tha othei haad, Judge t_ynn ?' Ar
ii.ii! in New fork, and othera ln Albany
ln ihe camftdi n. ?? ol ''?"? ernor Bulser re
ICai Bled tha k lai itlon that atepa lo pro
Indlctmenta alread) hava beaw ;..k.'n
hntii ln New Torb nnd Albany couatli
Oovernoi Bulaer'a frtenda for aome time
hava been rndaaa/orlng t" gel Dlatrlcl Al
tornej Whitman of New York and Dle
tra i Attorne] Bai ford of thla i Ity tn
brtng .i grand Jury ln*?,a*ettgaUou Into the
onducl nf Benator Jamea I Frawley,
.?hdirrn.'iri of tha legtalatlve Inveetlgatlng
'nrrin.it!'.-. and Aeeemblyman Aaron J
i.. v . ? aJra an of tl a Aaoembl) board
of rnanagaira, which la preparlng lha Im
peachmenl rhargea agalnat tba GovertMMr,
win.ir Qanlaon ..'^r a*av oo In
tha allegi ?' M n i bj plot ag imal the i kov
eraor.
Sulrer Would Go Before Grand Jury.
.;. ? ertrai s laei hlmaelf." aald Qar
??wlll olfei i" go i" I " lha grand
j .,?? in New fork, If 11 requln - hla prea
. n . He I 11 no o\,ie< tion to <? Hli -
li4? knowa of tha fa. la, bul a gn tl d inj
' these facta wlll ba glven to tha grand
? . | v ? rtra layi I erltneaei ?
of hlgb reputatlon.
?"i ii. Governor'a friemla ara bo thor*
? i thal ll a tbe
? ? . would r.nr \,e , ? .- I
i f indlcl ? ? wen returned
fortj ?.:-"? i itira B. n a of the proofa
were preeented to Diatrict Attorne) Whlt
n an laal wa ak, and he Im
, -.. . : ? them PTurtbei proofa hava
.. ? lald I efora Mi Whlti l he la
. arlth ii." gi bj d
.. report tbat B< n .tor Btlla ell n bo ia
? a [ a aenl al
Blng I to Gov
rini
?. - ? ? ?
?; ? ? about A
Ooi ?" ? ' thal I ' thlng
? || . r hla frlen aever,
ut. taklng it aartoualy, esp ?? Ing tbe
? -? ,i ? wiii tLgure '.;. tba In
.? ? ' I
a>
th ll tha
g throug tate li la I ivoi
iu d agalnat i 'harti ? i M in ' Indl
..'.? * man] I mblj -
11. i oted i" Imi ? ;i h, Buli ? ? ?
re deelgnatlona '.> thelr part) i tta*ea
tor elecl | I ng I a mem?
bera l ? ntlon T K Bmll I
Hullman, I ?emo i at,
ot ii- rktmer; B. ... ? ? !:? i il i ? of On
: rat of < iteego I ale,
itepul .,? ? s ? ? r.
pu .11. an, of Va ftoi
.?:.."?? ?>? ? voted for Imp.
, ? ? . ar bo
t be re-. . l i i ? rai
of Oi Md 'ullum, '? -.f
Nlagara I'atrlrk J K alley, I ??.
< inondaga nd Thoma fi M
? I '
Demes Brodenck Charcjes.
\\ i lle ' o ?? - -, nor I i ? I i ol t.iik
I bargea
gatnal hlm by B ntui 8 Y
lh iti. ;.. a Blabo] >?( thi i ..ihoiic
. 'hun h. Jam. a C Oa.i laon, i
tora gave o it ;i atatement
. | i b noral di larrl
Hr> derl k on. of lh ."?? nclea uaed b)
? harlea i Murphy In the attempt to atop
th. ? ??>????. of }uatl ?? Bei In n
b) Governoi Bulaer agalnat thi i inder
era ??f tha atate "
Botb Oovernoi Bulaer and actlng Gov
rrnoi 01) nn ri ? gatlona of G<
Amari ana to-day, when ti:- ,
tion "f eacb in tha controvera; ovei
la noa the Chlef Rxecutlve >.i Nea Tork
Btate waa Indoraed Thoae who called
on Bulaer wen m mbei of tbe B benea
lady branch "f tbe German American
Alllanee Thej preeented hlm with ;.
Bei of reaolutlona Indoralng hla poUc) "tn
reatorlng to thi people of tba Btate thelr
Juat rlfhta aa cltlaena of a frea intry."
The) pledged ihelr aupport to lha Gov*
ernor In hla "llghl toi good governmaml
and a n boneel ad nlnl li atlon " and ln
oppoelng "boaa iuio, irhlch tenda t" da
ii"\ ttio welfare of our cltlaena and the
foundatlon of oui Democratlo Inatltu
Uan v ?
The Oermaaa who called on Glynn were
reeldeata of thi.s >'it\ i;.^i|.m Indoralng
bim, ibej Invlted tha actlng Governor to
attend <. clambake
Glynn to Ask for Appropnation.
Actlng Qovernor Olynn wlll take ad
rantage of bla recognltlon b) lha Leg
Ualature aa the preaenl Chlef Rxecutlve
of the atate bj aendtng t.. tba Benate
and Aaaembl) on theli reconvenlng Wed
neadai ? meaaage urglng tba appro
prlatl >n "f g.tii'<??' in compenaate farmera
f.ii tha loaa of eattle and horeea ran
demned and ilaughtered In complianca
?vaith tba agrlcultural law. Qovernor
Buiaei ..t tba regulai ^' aaton vetoed
Mn h a meaaui <?
Mr. Glynn >-iui thal acorea <>f lettera
aaklng f"i t-.n- approprlatlon had been
recelved by hlm, and that ha \..i* ln*
formed lhat there la practlcall) no <'p
poeltton in ri ia Legtalature to tbe appro
prlatJon The agrlcultural law provtdea
for lha eondemnatlon ..i"i ataughter of
glandered horeea and tubereuloua o.itti..
wberavei found Tba provlgtoa la maa*
datory, hh.i Mr Glyan *aiii that the
farmera who hava loal Bolmala la this
w.i ihould i" eompenaated
Th?' i.<igtalature, it la aald, in nino pre
paiing to rnt.k. gpprapriatlona coa/ajrlng
aalarlaa of .iftiiiiiis tnd aapanaaa f?ir tha
emptoyea ot tiip Bamata aad Aaaembly
it.irlnat the r^gnlar scs.sion, whl.h arera OUt
out of thr approprlatlon and aupply bin
t. ' ;.'M'ni"i Snl/.' i
..
H
Will of Mrs. Jane Elizabeth
Granniss Also Leaves Him
One-Thlrd of Estate.
SERMON IN THE DOCUMENT
Rich Widovv of Banker Says W.
J. Murphy Possesses Qualities
She Admired?Many Be
quests to Charity.
The xxill of Mrs .lan** KlizahPth OrflU*
nlflfl, Whl* li xxas fllrd Ul th*- Bumffltflfl'
I court yflfltflrday, rwntflJnfld ? aaiflflflfli. H
i preached th*. reward .?f cafltirtaay, potlta
1 neaa and attantlon to duty. William .1
Murphy, who xxas Mra. Qf-anntflfl'a ????<?
? .. had aii theaa ojualltlaa, ba cordlng
(,, th<* wlll, aiul ihe flhowed hat appre* ?
, on b) laaving hlm VAfiM outrlght and
one-thlrd *.i h? i estate
Mth Qrannlaa waa Ihfl wldow "f .lamfs
J Rlnathan arannlaa who waa praaldflnt ol
t',.- Tradeaman'fl NatUaaal Bank. Bl.*
: on Augual I Bt thfl H",pl l^onflrl
Mrs arannlaa mad- aaaeral other bfl
... rlendfl and m vtroi to pubHo
! inittt-Jtlona bul Mi Mflrpbf arflfl ib*
| Urgefll ln.livl.lual h.n*-li'!ar\ II.- xxas B
' fri.-ii.i of Mrs Orannt-M and har huaband
ror thi.ty yeara ?nd Bttended largflly to
tha aidoa i affalrfl Mr. Murphy
I, no-* M< ratai ? d ireaaurar ol tha Un*
-j ... | ,. , ,. i| < 'ompany.
Mrs Oranntaa, ln leavlng the BO.Ofl tfl
Mi Murphy, flald II wflfl "ln ra ogn *???>?
?f hia inaaluabla aervlc? * aa mj prttrata
? ... ? |nd to marh mi appr?**l4-.tlon
of hia devol on to m lotareata ..rai com
fort fla w?ll ?? hta unfalllna r-ourl
,.?.??. frlendahlp and pwmptneafl wh n
. .. conaulted by m? ln Ua n anag?
of mj affaus durlng man] i enru, ?<? ?
,.. all) bIi ea lh< dflflth of m-. bufll u
Mra Orani * ' ? '" '" *??" ''r"" '
tertan Hoai IUI to endow a bad ln per*
H ,*., in metrior) of hflfl mother,
,-harlotte v-Vllllamfl Platl Bha I ? "
to 81 John'a Oulld, H.OM to thfl
. . HoeplUl and V.*a**h to tlu Bo*
rtety of Preventtofl of L'truall) lo Chll ?
ind the Boclati for tha Pravantloii ol
.-. t.. Anlm ?
Mra q , addad ln hor wlll ti- il
,!... titjM of eiecuting thfl lnfltruro?nl aha
Intended to maltfl furthflf chflHUbb
? ? a-oold taavfl ifltruc
. , ,.x.,,;trrs as to whal part ol
.... . itati aaa to ??
-n.. othfli bfliquflflU wera ?.*? ai I
:i..?l and pl M.-iar,
:.. |-,..i.,i-k Towle. l-**c*r*tam?uth. N rL.
In flppraclfltlon of his M?nd?hJp flnd
... ? john nugjarald. a fonnar prt
. retan l ?" ? I" i"*"'-""1 f"r '
... r Lan
I . ? ileu of rommlafl - 'J
..?.??' I '
i j Mi Davltt, ? I?:'.?? '? I- '" *********
x iguata Bodln. ? ? iMn, ??- ? ?
Intoraot ln P2.500 to Mrs Bllfl mitef
ind xx'-.. of ? hai -
.-. ,r .- Dr. John Herm in Eden. 11501 for
?orvlcaa ad t '? ; ' *?*?? ********>
Mra Boaton flnd Mr*- Bodlne
Mr MUtrpI '? fl Bfl Bl lnt? I IO '?''*? ?*??*
tor Wlth Mr l-nn. -xaifi Thfl tflfl
? , provlded lhal Mr Murpl waa nol
? ?e a hond, bul that
I. .. tatrfld from - ?
ii... rrandnlecee and thraa
-...,-- x weri
mentlooflfll li '
m- Murphy ***i *h'* *??? "'
Mr- Q ' ***** H*
. -. ... .| leatlon whethar
oiitem
? ; r**
xx a 1*1 ll-'
\\rs i;. , i waa a d?ar old Ifldy
I mora and
,. .... dependenl on frtandfl flflpawtally on
i, . (ia i waa ? terot i waa <->r
gr* it halp to hat ln Bnanrtal anl other
matten flnd h?r btNiiMflt to ma waa m
f theaa I h,i'* n,,t
I ... ptrlcfl on
them '
WALDO HELPS TO LAY TRAP
Causcs Arrest of Pension Book
kecper for Extortion.
Charged a*lth eatortlon, Oflorgi ?'
? ?HW ?? kflfllatani ikaai ar m
. ? , i alnci ? ?
. i .. Bterda) aftflrnoon,
? R hafora Commlaalonar
Waldo dtamlaaad from thfl dapartmant
and bi reatad ll?a thorna I - tlleg< I I >
hflve racfllvfld IHO from Oflorgfl 0?r*
rougfltfl, whfl w?fl retlrad from th? pty
nea department by CommlMlonor B -
a bi ii"' to K>-( th? mfln'fl
? .,.,,.-? to th? mnxlmunt of l"00.
Xh? moi r?? flald tfl bav? > ean
? . r*d In a room on th? third t'.oor ot
Pollce Headquartara, xxith twodatafttvaa
l . , Ung ih.- dooi Bul H.ixx thoi na m in -
?ged to reach hta offlca on th? aamfl
ri. xx nn.mt bfllng Bflfln, an-i whfln hfl
xxas arraatad >nd aaarchfld thfl I'.i" xxas
nol found
\\ hflii Carrrofligfltfl w?a ratlrad t'"':'
aome raaaon ha did n.>t k?i tha maxl?
mum panalon. Racantly hi filfld fln ap*
i'i atlon f"i an Im reaae ol penalon Ha
alleged thal h? r-.-.-i.-d a lattet from
Hawthorne, whom h? oftan rm-t In tha
I penalon buraau, aaylng that for a con
? ?ideratlon ha would Bfll ,!l?' ?*?*?? ,'";
j hlm
Cflrrougatfl told Commlaalonar vValtlo
I nt Hflwthorna'a offflr, flnd yflfltflrday
I eallad at thfl Commlflalonar*fl ofBcfl.
arhflra D?putj Commlflfllonflr Nflwbargflr
ka\i- hlm |1M In markal Mlla Thr ra?
tlrad pollflsatrnan eallad on Hflwthavrna,
and thfl tflTO *x..nt t,. B rOOtH On Ihfl third
floor H?wthorn? xxas nol flaan t,. Iaflv?
I lha place by tha dfltectlvaa <m watch,
i but soon after th? two entared thfl room
' i 'ai roflgflta tfl| | "'I OUl and told thfl
detecttvea thflt ha had pald Hawthorne
$i ii of tin* monay
The bookhflflpar, flrhfl xxas found nl
xx.uk in hla oanaa. **?*"? tak-fln bflforfl
Commtflfllonar W?ldo, and afUi bfllng
Buapended, xx.m ki\*'u an imm.-di.it**
hearing H? denlfld racalvtng taa monay,
i.iii fldmlttad h<- xx ro!.- to Cbirougatfl.
Waldo dtamlaaad Haxxthom*-. xx ho la a
Clvll St-rvh-.* amploya a!'d or.l.i.'.l his
arifst
AMUSEMENTS
New Features Daily
Fun Every Minute
5
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DallyMaii
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It^.ui! Itninlio A i'onieaa.1
Miii-n.-n. Kathleaa rilf*
fnr.1. ln Otl'fr F*-.!! !'? a
j Mrs. M-iBiT Thaw
I, fl 12 Hia Acta
Cut to a quarter!
A clean-ui) of silk four-in
hands.
7700 are 50c. values.
996 are $1.00 values^
25c.
Just in time for Labor Day!
Sale of Travelling Bags.
Fine hetvy black walms ir
various ?-rains.
Only ios of them.
$12.50 to $18 regularly.
$10.50.
Other bargains.
$1.50 sliirts ('..>(?.
$2.00 tmjainas $1.15.
8.5.00 batb rohes- -|2.85.
K,vervthin<_; men and bovs
n a>
wear.
RooEii Per Company,
Three Broadway Stcres
at at at
Warien St- 13th St 34th St
ATWCDD
A LOW 2 F0R 25CTS.
r^RED-MAN
COLLAR
'"? . & WILSON
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AMUSEMENTS.
svh rom.i ii wmm. rHEATatM
empire: . NExrmon.eve
JOKN OREW MLCH AD0
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riat-arr t RH M inn RA1TII
;;'*:..1 CARLE WILLIAMS
* ? M ! Mltr DOI.I l.lltl.
? at ll lai Mill Wemt, RaaWrl Kvaatt.
I?..r"lli? W.l.li. < li.'ri.l.,.. Paimpwaa a|.
LYCEUM . OPENSTHUR. .
Where Ignorance Is Bliss
?a | Rlta Jolivai
KMl KMillii. Kl I! IIHM IMl I* BT
M \ I M.IN lll! -I \l? I lll R.
JULIA SANDERSON v:
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NEW AMSTEROAM
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Kpa*a*tal Labor Daj Mn Mon ? i't Ut.
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r.iii i \u ?.?..? I.. -i ae n.%i ro mor.
POTASH & PERLMUTTER_
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Announcement ! !
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ter
Run Reauma-d T ..raday. Thia Week
RICHARD BENNETT
Damaged Coods
GRAND ii.im.. raahj
hippodrome,;;m;;ht
AMERICA
WIMI.R 0ARDE1N
Hl PAMrllMI I
ow or laia. I
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