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^Time Your Relief
Whom Constipation
[vrOU are eoaatlpatetL Toa
X waai ojilek rellaf. Soa'6
go around all day wlth a
headache, heavy drarglng 'aal
lag, bad atomaoh, eto
A baaiaesa ?aa wlth lota of
dutiea needa a haalth-* toind aad
body. Dea't waata a day ot joar
llfe. Take 2 glaae ef
StTRTACI JARO? RATEI
V tbe VataraJ X-axatlve la tha
% moralag or at any time oa aa
\ ompty atomaeh?watch the
^ elook, wlthia oae hour or ao
^k your bowela aill aiova gen
^k tly aad you're rellavad.
^k Get a hottla at aey ,
^*\W Drug gtoro toflay. A
articlea of impeachment and due aer
\ iee oa Qavarnar suizer.
These formalities complfted. the tak*
ing of proof of the impeachment
<harges will be begUfl. -Tacob H. Rchiff
will be called to the stand.
He will be interrogated by leMOf
Kresel. of the pro.secution, about the
*:v:wi ehaek lo vViiiiam Sulrer with
the notalion on its face that it was a
. nmpaign contrlbutlon the existence of
which was disclosed by the Frawley
invefltigating lommlttee. lt is ex?
pected that Mr Bchlfl will testify that
he mva thls check to William Sulzer
peraonally. Henry Morgenthau will be
lummoned to testifv ahout his *1 000
check. whlch the report of the Fraw
le\- romroi'tee sa>.s was indorsed by
Pulzer personalb , and Mr. Klkus will
be asked about his rhek for $000,
Leading Way to Wall Strest.
i"r.",r,-.< ii.e man teetimow: of thla natare
ahout t'"< rxtent of the Sulzer campaiBn
i ,- ^? -jrlll come te?timony about the Wall
*st-?e* aceotmta of the Gorernor and the
(heclte with the Suizer indoraement whtch
turne.) up in Mnek bpik?rs' offlres. The
lawverfl for the hoard of mann*.ers have
about sixty WltneaBea under flubprena.
The> evpect it will take about a week to
nreaent thelr <iire-* t teetimony. It is e.\
scMy thls teetimony. the impeaehment
Board eoptends. that aiH OUSt Wilham
Snlzer from offire
?The wor'd hat" a liar." BBid Mr.
Prack*tt. in BTgalaf the proprirty and
>Kalit' of the articlea of impeachment.
t it it is not for 1 ing that we aak the
eonvlctlan of William SuUer. ln pur
BUanei of tr< linrTStivr dlrrct* of the
statuti a Btatute beeed on the Boaadeet
iaeeoailna ha la charged with Bllng .*
fnlse certlflcau of centributtona made t.>
him. In dolnp so 1.. violated the law and
remmttted ?< otinyt Appende.i to this
faise atatement la ai, afhdavlt duly s^orn
io before a inagisti ate BtttBtlng to the
^r>rrectn?ss of the atatement.
"Argument if not here as to whether
th? erime of perjury may he prrriieate^]
upOll thi* falf afflda\it. bUt Whether
gUltty of le?a' perjury. or whether. on a
quibbta thal linds ita congenlal atmOa
phere ?t the Oirl Balloy or the TombO
Boltco court, he 5hMh es*ape |udgmen1 of
thal loatheome erime he Intonded to
eomrnit. perjury, una believei he was
cemmlttlag ln sihserlbing thls oath
Braekatt Quotes Old Case.
"All th* Mackness of heait. all the la
laatlen to do wrong. all the revetatkai ol
InfBBBoae character thal are deiaonatrated
b> a legahy false oath are ri. moiibti ate!
Bj this intention. as. tOO, by the .ertiticate
itself, thr vtolaUen Of the statute desifnei
t>- pre'. ent rorruatian at the pniis."
Mr. Brackrtt began t.. BTgUB for the
I roaa . ? j al at the . loee of the morn
nE floflflrloa, after Loula Marahall and D
Herrtch had preaented the Bulaer
Btde of ?he cae< 'Tf aald the matter
"immfrH down 10 B qoeetlon on whloh
there were and alwaya had been two
-ridea vtoiently centeeted-?one that im
peaehmeni could b? irf?j .mii- for indtet
nt.'e cruiies. th?. other. that it was not
s piaaecutlea for crlma at iiii. but wae s
i.i.re inqueat of offl ined for tne
protectton ..f thi government. There was
going id ?f the Johneoa trlai
iv- rr.-r) ?-? of authorltlee: the
briefs there h.'Ul .^er;rhinff worth whlle
!*> r|i].,ted from ti fl brlef of ludge WUl*
iam Lawreace, revtaed by Oeneral Butler.
as foiiow.a "We ri'flr.f. therefere, an lm
leachaoie 'hiph prlim or rnladetneanoi" le
i.r one u, j*s n?ture or conoeqaencaa aaa
veiatve of some fundamental Or essential
princlple of co\ernment or Mghly preju
ikial te the poMii Intereat. ;*n.i thta may
eenahrl of a rielatlon of the ConetitatJoa,
Of ln-.v. of an ofhria! oath Of of duty bv
j*n a^t COtBUattted or omittecl, f.r with vio
latlaR <? peattlve Ihw by thr ahaae of di?
^?eriot,ar>- Boarerfl from Impropei mol 1
' ir an; ln pi 004 r i urpoe*
Draws on Archbald Case.
II* r, ioteri alf.,, from the "("ornmen
tiiries 0B the < onatitutlon, ' by John Ilar ?
oolph Tueker. aa folloWa: "To conftne the
impeachable otfeacee to those whleh are
made rrimes oj misdemeanors h^ statute
PI other i-pf-ifl'' law would too murh enn
?triet the Jiirisdictlon to meet the (abvUHM
pt rpor-e of the OBaiBtitUtlon, whleh was hy
impeachment to depflvc of office thoae
who b> an'- n.-t ot omlmlon or comnna*
aion -jIica ? 1 rlaar and flagiant disquali
flcation to hold it '
Braokett citeri many oiiirr aatboritlaa
and declstons as late as that in the Areh
hald impea* hn-,ent t,> bear OUl hi? * onten
tion that impeachment offen. *??. were no;
limited or dehn.d by 5tatutc as erlmea,
and that the jeriedletion of the '"ourt ef
Impen.'hmen* w,-,5 unllmited; that tlie
court itself was the BOte hiripe of what
. onMitutcd an Impeachahle offe;if e. Tfe
aceepted Faeter*a atatement. "but the
ludgment nf ihe Penate of the T.'nltrd
States in the raies of f'hase and Peck, as
Wall as those of tbe Ptate Senater, ln the
nlfferent cases whleh have been befoie
them. have establlshed the rule that no
ofTWr should be irnpeaehed for an>' a^t
that 'iccb not have at least the charac
tar.fctK? of B * rime."
Tbe arttcle? of Impeachment in the Pu'
r.mr rase. Rraekett eaatlnaed. alleged
aetnai f-riinen, not merelv aets whleh had
the eharacterlstlea of erime. particularly
the articles * hallensteo* \ ,? tli. Suizer slde.
? Thls is no triv for diauustiiiK manners,
r.or for l?> k of stgudty, MM for immeaaur
able boatitiiii; f be f-aiiJ. "All of these
may be offensrVe to the inst dei;ree, h';t
they ar" not in the charges here, nor,
likelv. impeaeh.'.ble Thr defendant is
.?hnrged wlth crimes, all matters puntsh
able by line or Imprisonment."
The fact that they were ind'ctahle. he
-aid. did not interfere with impeachment;
ladkltmei'l eaald, an.l t.roperly should,
tpllow the inipeaehment tria!.
Not Purgad by Election.
"The defence, in restin*; upon the propo
a tion that impeachment iaay not be had. '
said Brackett. "must claitn that the peo
ple have a i iivht to etoet a raflflfflfll to
h;gh oftice. and that. ha% inK done so, there
i? no relief; that such election purgee the
offender from the taint of erime and
leavra him free to assunie the role of an
"??**?aa, _ . .i
honorabla man among h-morable BBOB.
What ls the reault of holding that a por*
son gullty of per.lury. who. aucceasfully
cc-ncealing hla criminality. chances to be
elerted Governor nf the Btate. is immun*
frerr. a prosecution or proreedinf to re
n.ove his baleful presence fron) the legls
latl\e chamber and resluenxe.
"8hall lt he said to students of our a: s
lOBI of povernment that se--uring the
hiehest offlce in the atat? purgea of s;rh
loathsome crime? That the aray to avert
punl*hment for per.iury '8 tO b8 elected
to high offlce. and that surh electton re
tams the occupant in association with
decenr men 1n high plaea." lf bo. thBn
what ta the reault when. havlng been thus
alectad Govrrn->r. the Individusl at onca
sfter hlr electlon. hut before N* Insugu
ration. brfore hia offleial tarm baglns.
. ommlta tha parjury? Surely it m8) not
than be Malmed that the election previr.ua
to the oommUslon of the crime affacts
nnv purge of crlmina! taint.
' When the members of the high court
of last rtsert. 6ittln8 bl and a part of
this auguat tribunal. come to the eovrte*'
Bloa of the next holiday aeason. must
they f?el that they are dasplng hand?
wlth s perjurer and a thi*' be'-euse the
adralttOi perjury and larreny were com
inltted flfteen minutes before II o'clock
noon of January l. lJ?i3, *nd therefore he
cannot be lmpeaehed for their romm's
BtOn: Whargga if eorrinittteH flfteen mn
Utea *ft?r noon he mlgrt ha?
Criminala Exeludad fram Offica.
"Must it be that avery justice of eur
trlal c-iuvt* ls BObjoel ta dlrection and
appolntmeni and aaalgnaioal at the h*nd?
ef a man who is auh.ie.-t to hr footly
oonvirted of high erltne before one of
them'.'
'When. st the | ext ifgu'ar sre*ion of
tbe 1 agbllatora. the Senat*- *ends lts com
mlttee tO nOtlfy the Govern-T of th? Btate
thal it is conrenaal and roady for buat*
neaa muat the mee*-age be taken to b
rriminal or one wlth crlmlnal CharBO*
terlatteS? And must mj<-1i a man be prr
mtttad to send to the houses of lha T^gis
'ature hia vtoara on pajbtk affairt. ?nd be
iltowod to approve or dlsapprove of leais
Utinn h?re passaid?
'When lt comes to tlie dread issub of
lifa and death must the crlnvinal faol fiat
be i*. BPBjylllg t-i a felloa i-rimlnal for rr
prlevc "r pardon and if denled.. g"1 to
hla doom wlth the .'uM feellng that h*
haa reen bldgfill py an unclran m*n. a
feilow crim'nal with liliiiaatfT
These questions are iheir own *n
fnir. None of thes* thlngs muat be. or
ran be. A COOrae of reasomng thrt laoda
to any such resuit a* nacaaaary under
BBr syatem ;s lallano'.'s and hBsed on a
mlacerteafHloa of the jteniua of our baatt*
tlltJona Uf who exercises th<- funetions
nf tl,ia great offlce must hlmself br- elean
not necessarlly frrr from fsult. not
hlrmeles" of avery one of the 6*8881 Of*
fener* that affict oiit rninmon h'imanity.
hut he must not have commltt?d crime,
ot anything in the natore of crime thal
:i flts him for assoriatior, vith thr crraf
iuf? of rlc-ent an.l God-franng men and
'. rimen over whom, for a time, he exer
:laea autborlty,
WiBhes to Hear Sulzar Testify.
There have bean ln the papers a*.
hey i-.ave puhilshrd the a-counts of thls
trial from ttme lo tln-.e statementa tbai
he court has ruled asrainst Governor
sulzer. 1 want to <tand for the propatal*
:en tl at |f it is at all "Ithln the power
r ;rl"1ietion of thls court lt ahall brusii
)<-iri( avery content.on that starils t ?
;w?. n the Oavoraor of t:-,e state at this
lnif and Mh oi>portunitv to come here
nnd be crosn-examined and make a go*
fmce afflrmatively. and demonetrate that
I e is a flt and dean man. It ia doing to
fruv- rror BnlSOT MmSOlf the greate?t gOOd
that can COtna to him d'lring the t?rni fO|
ivhlch he was elected."
Mr. Brackt-tt show. d that suo*SM>e
. oi.-tit H:ons of thls Btar. retnoTBd Um
on tha Aaaembly'a power of im*
peat hment, broudening lt untll ta*day
II stands entirrly without Umitation. It
Aaa the intent to leave no loophole to
I'rotrrt an unfll offlclal. he aald, (l*mun
rtratad by the dehates ln the conventlon*.
He srfi-i tha Aaaembly impeachment nun
^gers boM that an offlcial mUrht be ontrt
to l.old offlce brfore he hecame rlpe for
-tate prison.
TI.e elertion Law, iii requinne 8tBtO*
ments of alectton rereipts and expenses,
Mr. Brac",<ett *a!d. fornied a sort of "'.tft
lal ventihule," so placed that a peraon
antering into the offlce ni'ist pagOthrOOgb
It. The object w-ai p'.ain -mlMonduct aa
a candidate COtillptad pubiic dtity ln
i.ffi ??? TflrbadBaaa as a candlda?? would
ba biherlted bv the omriai as aarely aa a
ihil.i Inherlf d the lalnt o( hi-redltarr
from Ita t?ther.
False Statamant Diaquaiifia*.
"lnstead of the candidate beir.g re
r- ii red tr, take but an oath before he en
t.-rs upon the ajBttOB of hiH offlce be Is re
r,uired to make this certifjeate during the
hKhoate period. Just after he haa been
\oted for as a candidate, and to t*k? the
oath when he *ssumeB the duties of the
offlce. The falfity of Btatement of receipts
and expenditures iB as surely a vlolatlon
i.f ofaV ial duty. not pethaps as noxious ln
its effect. and yet in view of the 8818*88088
r,f the atatuti Bcarcety laaa so, and Ju*.'.
as niiiili Brandallaaa the atate and is Just
as nraca arMeaca of morai aasttaosa foi
the offl. e. as the \ lolatton of the lnaugural
oath taken at the beginning of the tmn
He who deliberately fills out a false state
n;ent in N'ovember ls not fitted, nor flt, foi
pubiic oftiie ir January; he who rommlts
bucaay la OtrtOber mav not be Intrusted
with the resiionsibillties of high offlce
three months later.
"Where is the harni that i an come to
tlie Hate from the \lolation of the oath
Of office that doeB not come from a false
certiflcate as to what ..as be<n done whlle
a caadMata for offlee?where the ihum*
in the one eaBe that doe* not follow in the
othei ? Tndeed, the falalty of the C4
tiric&te as to the r*c*ipiB and expend?
itures is the more preclady provable and
the more preclsely wrong than ir the vlo
1; tion of the offlclal oath becau*e it r?
lata ta apaffltrll and abaotBta facts, while
the \lolatlon of the offlclal oath may have
Bomething of dlfference of opinlon *s to
what constltutes offlc|*l duty ln a gi\en
case in Its defence. But there can be n>
pogalble defence or palllation of the nci
of supprtsslng contilbutlon* and expend?
itures nor hi making a falae affldavit as
to them."
Isidor hTraael argued for the inanagari
on the contentlon advanced by tlie Sulz. r
?Ide that the lawa dld not requlre Sulzer
to make a sw >rn aecountlng of hia el.r
tion rr-c-elpts. He said tl at such a co
ttntion lmrlled inabllity to understand
elther the statutes or the KngliHh lan*
guage. in whl.h they were draw-n. He con*
uniled alao that the . rline altegod in the
artMea of Impeachment under attack w.-is
perlury- not soniething resembllng per
Jury. Mr Parker pres^nted still *noth?r
phaae of the nueetion to the court.
Sulzar Givea Up te Glynn.
When couriBel for the tiovernor began
thelr attack upon the fliat. second and
sixth artl. lea of impeachment Mr. Her*
rick opened the *rguinent, prefaring lus
? rgument wlth tho brlef stntement which
made formal admissloa befoie th* rn;
pca' hment court that Sulrej had snrren
ri> rrr| tne Go\ernorship untll the end at
th* trlal
\\ h-n the..r .iril'les wrre flrat prr
TAMMANY HEARS SULZER
HAS DICTAGRAPH TRAPS
"Keep Away from the People's House" Is the Tip
of the Murphy Men?Notorious Underworld
Figures in Touch with Governor's Friends.
[From a &'.*t1 CBrrOOpOOdoai ef Tbfl Trlhina |
Albany. Bept ."l.-Timmaiiv repieaenta
thes of every drcee in Albatiy ?ere r?
peatinr the tlp to one another to-night
that they ahould beware of any sort of
Invitiitlon from the Kxe'Uti.'e Manalon.
Accordlng to the tlp which passed
through the ranks of thr Tammany men.
Oovernor Sul-.er enB"*ed a dl.taivranh av- j
p?rt from the Buraa Ajen. y to lnital ln
the RaeeutlVfl Manaloi, to-d;*-. tWO <>r j
three -jict?((r?ph|. The*' iMtrumontfl '
were placed In the Governor's llbrar.. the |
rer-eption room and the main entraa* I
hall ef the "People'r Heaae." aicordmg
to the itop- that araa rurrent bore lo
night. and Tammany> men were waineri
to steer clear of any nossible entan?le
ments by Btaylag away from the man
slon. r,o inntter how apparentlv ijrjrent
the rall
Ftories of aiiegeri rram?-upa concei I
ed by men of New Vork'r undr.worid t"
teii the Oovernor -sterlee bearing on th"
eendltct of various pronilntnt Tatmaen)
representflthts hoie heVO been RoinK the
rounde for BBVOfal day*. and tl e Taffl
rnanv ITMB heie belicve that the dleta- i
Kraphs were probably mstalled bl the | .
BCatlve Mansio.m fo ? tlie purpn?e ol ma^
in?{ an appaientlv autR4Mltle record Of ttie j
?torl?a of ih-.f underworld d'Mii?:ens. |
when thev ar. ropaated fo the Oovernor. ;
One pfomtnenl Tammany ienator aa-'
aented." sald he. "ihe Governor was ad
\ l?ed thal inirm'irh aa there ^as t-opje
doubt as fo the irtvallc >>f thr UflpOOBh
nient. It was his duty not to surren
der the functlons e.t hla offlrp untll th.it
Tuention had been determlaed After the
ileclslon of .Tijstur Hashrouek he ccafled |
fo p. rforni any exeeutlea funefone. and H
ir unneeeeaari for me to **ay that'he win
not perfortn anv in the future until thf
termlnattofi <>f thla trteL"
Th<- formal ohje, t<o. ? to tlie 1-nn'a. h
ment nrti-ies aaked that the three articlea
i >? quaehod bv the court on the around
that the mattera ;t,ereh, >.: forth "oe?
\*rre<i an*] took place, if thej ever did
nrcur and take plu-e," pnor to January
I. 1818, ano I.. fOTI Bull ? r 1 . .-.irr. I ;.
?mor. Further ebjeetlon was ma*ie to
ihe first arttcle on the ground that the
aw dl.l not :*f|ulre 1,1m to :";?? ;> atate
,,f !.t Of .,,. '? ?? !?'. .? erj. bUl '" '
i.oneyg expended, in bla eampfllgn; and
lo the aecond artlcle on 11? *? around that
he iHn dM B04 reri'iir- hir.i tO BWeae 10
\n> statem.nt of tnunt;.*. recivrd
Harnck Arguaa for Sulrer.
Mr. HetTick'a argumenl dlvtded nal iral
ii.to t?o main toplea The first a aen
Tal cinim. BUbetafltlatod by Itati.
:.-* -kinR the propoaltlen thal th* f-ourt r*f
rapeaehmenl had any power to determine
isactl, wliat mlghl raiuRltute un;.. a..
i'.'le Offeneee, and deriarlna that nelthei
he eoiistttutlon nor the law* aet forth
rhat would ...nstltnte pueh offonooa, and
:n>- -,??? ond a spei iflo aerle* of elalma based
? ri <-|f?t1on? of the rorrupt BTBCtleeo a^t
utd th,- Penal Cede, aad follawtna cloooly
he formal oh'eetlon* set forth h- LOUte
vtsrshall He summeii up tluae sp**clr1<
-lfllms as followa
"The failure *.f William BulBCl te ft?
* eomplete an.l accurate statement *>f
>;i < ontrlhutions r.iade t^ BhB and hlfl
iffiriavit that the atatement Aled by him
?ar* eomplete and aceuraU de aet em
ktitute any offence recogni6*ihle by ?.ur
S'V*
"Fir?.t- The rlertion law rioe* not r'
juhre a atatement of l ontrlbutions msde
0 a randidate.
"P?rond-The failure ?f a . andiriaie to
Me lha Btatemeat rarjulred hy tbal ?rf
s not an oaTence, but BUhJecta him to -. I
leremptory demaad ?: a eoori to pei
U.rm thls duty.
"Third There la ne aiiegstior. thal
ivniiam Bulaei evei received such a de*
nand.
?Kourth- The statute reeouni'.fB a Cfla
iidate's nithi io be given notlca ef errara
n his atatement an-l hla riirht 1" an op
NMrtUfllty to roireet them. Tlie stat- .411
lot call him to BCCOUnt untll lt has a*
or'ie'i him theie rlgi.ts that tl.? BtatOtef
iffords
"Flfth?Tha I'enn) *'.'ie does not requlre
1 randlOite to Me a stafement of e.>n
rlbutlons mnde to him, Bftd there are no
>th*r BtatUtOe on thls sublect
"Slxth?Inrorrert statement"- of f?rti
nserted In un affldflvlt. but not materlal
hereto, d./ not ooostltute perjury.
"Beveflthi Ferjary oruuMf he baaed on
in oatk which was ii'ither raCJUlred nor
luthotized by law
"Bighth?Aa Ihe e1e**tien law doee not
?egulre the itatement to he venflfd. aad ] '
ta neither the olection law nor t'n< Penal ' '
ode reaulrea the .an*jid?.te to inseit eon
rlbutlons ina'ie 16 him. ther. is no around
'or the rharar of pnjury not for the
hari;.- of B6glect*0f duty."
Sulzar To Ba Heard.
Mr Uerrlch laaktefltally made the sib
itflcant statement that. a hatever the out
?ome of the Impeachm'nt trial, .Sulzei
nould take occaKion to make paMtC his
lefetue aflainst the ehartrfs.
"ln aflklnif these artlclcfl to r.e dls
nlfl?ed." he poUI. "we are not endeavor
ng to shield William Sulzer from an
<werltif{ the matters ther-ln set forth.
Sooner or later he must do so. etther here
>r at the bar of publie opinion, an*l when
that tlm. < omea. nhether it be here or
lsewhi-r. 1, we have no apprelieiinl.ui hut
that those answera will be full and suf
[l.lent."
Mr. Herrleh emphaalzed flrst the point
that the power of Impeachment lind been
rlewei by the framrre of the federal
'onstltution as r.ne of such maKnttude
that it would be eSCOOdtagly danKerous
unless carefully guerded and restmlned
Me contended that nadet the state con
<titution there ?as n<> rieflnition of lm
Cieachable offenee-i
"lf that be the law. if ihe Assembly
rar, Impeaeh for acis dOlM by an oftVlal
inrinur his term of offlce, as well as for
icta done by hlip when a privafe .Itizen
l.efore he had he.-ome a publle offl. lal,
Ihereby suapendinf; him indttinitely from
lischarnlna tha dutiea or his offW. then
ihe door 1* opened wtde to an unscupu
loiis majority to bapoach an oftVlal whose
?onduet in otf\if BB6 been Uprlgflt and
rionest. who has stood in the way of
craft and corruptlon. hut who. perrlunce,
l.efore eomlni? Into offlce, has b< en uullty
>f jom' mdlecretlen or worse. to im
r>ea-h. in fa*t. not for any offleial mls
-onduct, but baeaaea of his refu?al to
4bus*. the pawara of hla offlce."
Mr. Me-rlck ar?uerl that If that is the
a? the proent * ourt pf Impeaohment
would he calle*! upon to fultll a l*gi.
lathe ?* well ua a JuUicial function-to
letermlai whel conatttuted an imp*ach
ible ,)ffen<e. and then to try the <io\rrnor
ipun that or th-i>* offence*. whleh dooblo
srrted to-nigivt that three of the promt"
nent wttne?ses in the Recker case ln Mew
York City had heen here. conferrlng wlth
the (i.uernor'a representative- doHng lh*
laar two reeka Tbe uodaratandlng ber*
ls that th*s.' B-**rBOB8 adviserl the Oov*
erno- that they could give him informn
ti'.'i -,? ni.h would drlva at loasl r.ne T.im
many aoaator "ff the Coarl tt laapeach*
menl
lt i* aald that theae and other ?imll?r
undorworM ebara45tara eraoba and crlml*
nab frota >?"? w York Clti have been glven
n iiberal exponaa aiiowMnc- b- tbe Oov*
ernOr'a friend*. te enalile tluni bl Co bUt
and pet aonle legal pnaof f^r the Btnaatng
Btorlea arhlcli Ihej have told.
The Tatnman: men have been ' llpfvad
Ofl to thla rftuathm, and have kept BJUlet.
even "hen ti" eBeged evbjeiice gtvea
agalnat them to tba Goeeinor bj aHeged
;informera" haa been r*oncerned arlth
,r,-,rl 'B?e? ii, Ww VOTai whi-h \>?re en
tirely IVctllJooa
? . th* three BOCbOl 'a.** u il nc?*,cs.
? raa aaaertad hen to-nlgh! bj a pi nal*
nenl Tammanj man. i* noa ln gtocb*
hrlrit, llaaa., i'i compati; arlth 1,'Miia A
Bareeky, lha OeTerner'a formei private
Becretary, and r^edarleb L CalweU, the
broker who handled aome of tl" Sulr.er
stock market AOeta
Bareeky and Colwdl ara aranted a* artt*
neB?ea by tba Aaoaiably rnaaagora In tha
impeachment proaecutJon.
runetlon he mid nan 'int rontempla'-l
i>v law.
No Pr?ced?nt for Such Aetion.
lie cabod the attenUon ot the conrt
ih..-n to the faei tbai i>owbere ln the bla*
torj ol impeai hment proceedinga ln taaag*
Ifaili or Amerlean lau ooaild Um t be found
| ?**?'? ln whi'-h Impeachment had be,
nad on the praund of offeneea sd^nlttedly
eommlttod before the aocnaed ha.i an
ieie'1 Into nfflre
"ln other word? " he said ' for OVOI
two handrod yeara, Ineludlng porlewj* ef
poiltl -. atrtfa and aalaaoaltloa, when the
I ran high. when tba pai ?
roii of poUtteal Bdveraortaa was morei
leaa naawhere in the Bngliali apaabing
nor'd has there been an attempt B68*BO to
emove a publlo offleial irum hls paaBtlOO
.-? tmpearhm?nt for offence*-- BjtOged lo
liiivr baetl commllted bOfOra he hecame
rucb on offlclal
"Thi* is powerful and perauael e evl
ie. .* thal tbe pewer nf Impaacbmanl f?r
iffences cammMted al such tlma doea
ot <xi.M. oth.rwise. knnwlng tlie paa
llona end pretinllces of men. we muat he
leara n arould have boaa raoortai to"
As lo the abBBMBtt of time ln IhO BBllaai
? rgea Herrlarh conteaded thal when
lha Governor made tbe oantpalga '?
Ial Btatamonta on which tha Impeed
ai nl artlclea objoi t?.i t<> *r.- beaod ba
,<?a ln the "twllight BOBO" bOtWOOn prl*
ate life and OflllBBMOHl and I OBM not
iherefore be Impeaehed ns Oavei
,la Bl ta
n.it an,| | will not peiieve ' h?
BndOd, "thal tln* gieat cuurt wlll aet 8
recedent ar.u wiii aalaaa* tho law ba*
"?i'i w^at ls wrtttan and ptaea the hon
?at pubiic oaBcaal wh., ntay have eired a'
hr i e-r- of blaekinailers anrl s.andal
raOBgora, pu.lttca, u: oth< rwi?c bal wil
"? powet of Impoachmoot to Ba
irbnarj pnrpe a of ramoval from offlco
unfaltbfu pablli of*V '.>: f"i nu>
. . ' ofl ravlng to tba
? baaala of hjatke hit- pnnajhaaanl
er ? rlnies co;i,mltt"d while he was a prt*
ate . ttuen '
Vann'i Argjmanl Read.
Irvlng '< V'ann, of aalaer'a "n,n.'! w?s
)bs*nt totu. eg BOCOBBl of an atta^k
if ptomalni r-otaontng, ailh wiiirh he l*.
? ?:.' ? ? lo home, bi B] i aeni i H
e,,t*r> arputnen' 88 lha folBOf
,1'iectionM wh- read bj Har ai D rlbv
naii Mr \'.<r,n'.- aigmiirni araa confln',1
h)efi>- to th<- eeaiatltattonal point ..f tba
Imltatlon of Impeachmenl lo offeneea
t-.inmltud ".n offlco,** and rovlewed
ergely lha n?iiions snd autborltlea
|UOtl 'I b] llrri i. k
"Ue are ,;ti.|, r ko\<-( rmient b\ law. and
. alal n? la the lawaaaklng powei "
he Brguinent rer|?a,| "Hi ould we I ?> un
ler a j.-o\er,inie!it i.\ |,,w If the pnw.r
o ''rf.i., impoaebabla offeneea Involvlng
uch grava 'onacauencea wtre left wholl.
'? t. .? BrMtrary dlaarrirtlon of ^ ,oiirt
riiere I* no mlddi. BjrOUndi rlth-<r the
.eglslatui'- bai power to makr- law on
hla hihj.it. as lt haa r,n moat ..thera, ?,r
he eaaii ls a law unto itself, not slmply
n matters of prr,., dure but ln mBltBTB
>f antBaanea aho
"it could - >in\ i.-t tbe Oovernor of lha
i.it.- ;,nd rrinov. him from offlce booaaae
i. Btola eherrlea when a boy >.r spat >.n
ne aldeirelli arbea a aaaa. lt coui.i con
Ict for acts not erlmlaat, elther In law
>r n.ornia. and thera W'.uid he n.> ratnody,
>,r thera is ro appeal from the ludgniani
,f tba CoOfl of Impeachment.''
Mr. ^'atlll'?^ are'i,nent in , Ddltlg, em
'ha.-iz. d ih. p,,int aith which Hc-ni.'.;
'g.iii namely, tiiai the Ooveraor'a coun
ei vloarad tbe paopaaaltion of satabBah
ng prop^r precr-dents for Impeachment
troeeedlaga ns fuiiy .ia hagatartaal In thla
a>-e ?. Ihe ilefen'c of tlie lndlvldu.il,
,\ ili.am S,i!*.-r.
3ARRIS0N DEMURS IN VAIN
\ssembly Warrant Held Legal
and Hearing Is Delayed.
l }<\ T* kajrapb to Tba TrBtarae, i
Albany, Sept. Bl? Aaron J laovy, ebalr*
nan Of tha Board of Managers of th, Aa*
'enibly which formulated the artlcle* of
mpearhm'-nt aftainnt OoverBOff Sulzer.
a-ent to Troy to-day to oppose before
rustlcr- f'ochrane the roleaaa of James C.
;arrison. the Sulr.er Investlgator. Imprls
>ned ln the Albany Cooaty tValtBBtsai :?
)> order of the Assenihb for contempt.
jarrihon was again liik. n from the hos
dtal ward of the penltentiary to Tro\.
Ills attoine\s. Gilhert K Iloe. of New
lork. and John T. MeDOBOttajB, of this
rlty, hattrpaaad a demurrcr to the return
>f Sheriff Pe.isle\- announcing to the Aa
lenibly fh.it Garrlson a*88 conflner) ln the
ienltentiar>-.
Justlce I'ochrane. on the motion of Mr.
*evy, o.rrruled the demurrer. holdlng
hat tha "omniitiiieiit warrant issned h\
he AaaemMy was legal, and remanded
Jarriaon to the penitentlaty. He -ii,.,,
lOKtponod untll Saturday morr.ing befoie
ilm at Mudson the MgllBiaul on the mie.a
lon whether the wrlt of habeas corpus
eleaslng Girri.Mon should be gr.interl.
B
^ARE FORM OF LOCKJAW FATAL.
llra Kluabeth i:dgeton. of No. 634 IW
;cn avenue. The Rronx. who was taken bt
.,ibaaaa Hoapltal several daya ago. suf
**rh*g from a rarr form o.' loeajaw, whl.-h
i.id pnz/.lcd the dootors there, riled eail>
aal ui.iit. ,
ROLAND G. GARROS.
French aviator. holder ot altitude record. and the first airman to
cross from Francc to Tunis.
INDICTS12 FOR GREAT
MEADOW PRISON GRAFT
I ..ntlnned from flral pnfle
dfrulged b) the DiaMct Attorney. arho
?ald thal they would be kept ?e-r?t
untll beneh ararraata had been is?ued
bi .i they had been arreeted, bul it was
Intlmated thai sevcrai of them arara
men >'cll known pol'.tically in WflU)
York Flate.
Cornallua V. Colllna, who was ap
polnted by '.ov.rnor Black. was Bu*
perlntendenl ?f I'risona at the time the
Instltution was - onstructcd. The
bflUdlagB were made rmdy for OCCU
panc) Uurgel] under hla dlrecttan. Ha
realgned after an investigation of tho
prison
The K. A M.intt. Jr., ''ontracting
*"..nii-n 11 v. which la mrntloned in the
preaentment, was headed hy the R-p
reeeatattve "f that name who new
repreeenta th" 81at Dfarict in Con
grr?<??. iie araa Bpeaher af the Ay-eem
bi\.
Favontflfl Gat Contracta.
BoflM "f the i harges made In the
^aaentment are that there was no ada
vertlsn.g for Mda nor was the --ontra. t
let f..r .* ape* Ifled um t'.'titra. ts were
ut tn peraonal and polltlcal favorttee.
PJ ?- r.n:p.-n\ <>f i: \. Merrlf. jr. who
IfltrodUCed the .-riglnal Mll provldlng
for '!.?? w<-rk In the Aaaembly, received
the atone contract Companlea re. ?
.nimended by polltl-lan-i re-eived con
tra.ts. roremen were defled by em
ployea whom they s*>ught ta dlacharga
and arara Info-fuied that the) had re>
cetved thelr piacea through v.^ollin." aad
would lemoin
I'liyrolls were Bflddod .ind laborers'
? Bge rt rlpta aren forged I'p.mmany
Intoiced th*- approved atgaalnre <>t Ihe
realdeni atati Inoneclof was faaajad,
Othere, aggregatlng approaimateli
1128,000, arara approved b| the Btate
Archltact (vr Dflymefll without havlng
1 een prevtously uppro'e.i b) his in
spe. tor ftt th.' prlaon.
Ha* ralaad on tu, prlaon farm was
aald, bOUeaa and bai ns were rented out,
WOrhraen were .harged 217y eents a day
for Btaodlng their horaajj on prison
'and, doubl* ratea uretu "hirgcd te.im
hters for horscshoelni? at the atate cx
paflflBi and the Hudson Valley Con
UrUCtlOfl t'ompnny iollect.fl ho.spital
fee.s front its employes "for sorvices for
v. lil'Ii tlie btate paid a |>h> BBfl lan ?."><l a
v e. 1, and beapltfll expen.se:..
in th- areaentatlafl ii statej that ":or
BanM "f 'he effeflcea nerein eaumerated
an have returned Indlctmenta; othera
are not IndlCtabli They IflVOlve
niural rathir than > riminal turpitudc.
(Mhrrs wh<> are indldable canriot ho
BUOCOeefully prosecuted owing tt) lat'k
of time,
MWe balieve ihe p* >pta are entltled
to know the otitllnc of the whole
shameful st.>ry. and they should be in
fOrmed "f the ?.-henies by which the
Htat. lms been defrauded out of hun
dreds of thousatuls of dollara." sa;.a
the presentment.
"1'uriielliiH V. ?'olliiis and rharlea P.
Holiind, both of Tro\, N, Y., Ofl May
1.".. r.lll, wlule the Hudson Valley Con
stru.tlon I'umpaii) was Btlll condu.t
Ing building operations at the Great
MaadOflj prison, appeared as two of thi
Btrtgtnal liMorporatora of the laateiii
Mr.tor Balee Company, with James
!?'? lenay and W. K. Kheehan. two of tho
orlgiiial lncorpoiators of the Hudson
Valley ConatTUCtlOfl Company who are
now dire* tors of the Feen*y and Stuc
han Company, of Albany. from whom
a conetderable rtuaatity of the materidi
used In the percentage OOfltTflCfj on tha
Great IfaadOW prison were purchase 1.
"In the time at our . omtnand v.e
have been nnable to eonsider in de'.ail
tho lump ?um ?.ontra< t of the Hudaon
Valley Constructi**n Company fldllch
calle.l for flSBtOOO and the A. Pas
quifll lump sum contra.'t of about
.fsun.ixiu, upon the latter of whlch work
is now in progrcss."
STREET ORGAN IS DEATH KNELL.
I.oule Solomon, three >e?rs old, exclted
hy tiie. nrrivnl of nn ornan itrlnder In
front of his home nt No. ti3 Avenu.- |
ran Into tlie .street and was eru.shed to
de.itii bv nn automoblle movlna van vea
terilay mst a* fela niothej looke.l out ?.f
the wmdow to flee what ha*l hecomc of
him.
M'CALL AS A REFEREE
Decree Recommended for Mrs.
Oertrude H. Helleberjr.
Kdwar^' B HeCalL etialrman of the
T^iblte Jtervi-'e Co4llllllBB*lHI and Tammanv
eandidnte for Mavor, fulrV.led another of
hla oftl-ial funetlons yesterday by flUna;
hls lepoit In th.- Supreme <"ourt as ref
eree ln rhe dlvoree -fl-fj brOUghi by Mrfl
Oertride H Helieb.rg. daughter of ''?p
taln v-'onfalne. a noh. retlred ?*a captain.
agalnel John Hetleberg, s member of the
TTlppodrome orcbe-itra.
Mi?s Fontalne eloped wlth Helleberg In
IfOJ when she was slxteen years old. and
they were "Tiarrled at the rtorough Rulld
tnr?, in Rirhmnnd. The father of the
young brfde ...mpelled them to have a re
ittrious ceramooy performed at st rai
rick's Cathedral
After they were marrierl H*416berg we:.t
i p tcir with the Beeata Abeti Opera Oam
paay a member of that compan-.- whs
n^meri a* oBfajaaafldent Mr. HeCall
lacommended a decree of dlvoree for Mrs.
ITel'eber/,-._
GERMANS TO STUDY STATE
Articles for Historical Society
Signed by Founders.
Artirlen. lacerperating the <;rrman-Anier
' ,n rflBtOrical BOCJety of New Vork were
atgned laat nlght by half ?* aaaaa or more
of the mcmbera who met at Fraunrea'a
Tavern laat M ly f,. found the aaaociatlen.
T.iisf fllght'a 8666600 WflB held at the
Deateeha Haue ofeOotumbte Uidvarattr,
where tbe ..rR.mlr.ation will meet once a
month here.T.f|er
Th6 purpoaea Of the BOCiety, as rrt fort'-i
ln the artirlex of mcorporatloii. are fo
Btudy Ihe hl.-.torv and deveiopinent Of
tiie Btate ol n'-w Tork, partlcular am
phaaia belng pleeed on evanta ln arhlrh
Germans played a part. The membere
wiii al?o form a llbrary snd a collection of
hlstnneal rellcfl to aaatat th-an in ther
atudi of the aeientlfle. educationai. com
merclal and other phaaea of th-- state a
hleton . .
Amonir thoae at the meeting ls?t tugct
v.?.|-e Kelnrieh PfetnVr. Henry P. Haae,
Ouatav lle'nribv, otto Splngler, Mphons.,
.; KoeibT.-. Kurt E Hb-hter. Ouatav J
Voe . Hermann K. Letkeaan, H. B. ion
*j i k and Otto Lohj _
"COLD STORAGE" BANQUET
All Dishes Had Been on Ice at
Least Six Months.
> ! Icago. Bept LS-Flve hundred dele
,-hi.h trom al! parts of the world. who
fflr s week have attended the thlrd Inter
nation.il O.r.jrress of Ilefriireratlon. at
tended a ">*oid Btorage" baflflaat to
nlght. Bverjf article on tha BBBflV h?d
heen on lee for at least elx m*>nth?, and
in some inetanoea longer.
As each dlsh wss served lts certified
lilstorv. ua Indlcated by the stamp of the
Cnite.i Btatea Departmenl af Agricuiture.
wss handed to the diners.
The i,i11 of fRie Jacraded albacere steak.
eaught tn the Atlanti. o.ean BBVOB
nontlis ago. COlUfllMl RlVOT salmon. a
rear old: TeflBeaeee torfcey, nine months
lid. Kaaaaa chleken, eleven months <>i<i:
,e. f. two vear.a old. and eRgfl. elghteen
nonths old
10
Uses Noose to Commit Murder.
Writes Confession and
Makes His Escape.
WANTED IN MANY CITIES
Youth's Practice Was to Beat
and Rob Dealers in Cloth*
ing, Lured by Promise
of Sale.
I Rv T?>*-*rh to Tl-.a Tnpur.,-.i
fndlanapolis. Sept. 23.-Joseph Siialgn*
sky. a ciothlne marabaat, wa* (latajai t*,
the Oneida Motel yeaterdav afternoo^
and this mornlng hjs mutllated hody *j,
found in the room of a youth surpoia-j
t>, he Joseph Ki lla. tW08t" -on? yeara oM
of Rl'hmond. Va.
Inquiry made of F.Uis'a father hy ?*j-a
bro'ig'nt an answer that the yOttag man
bj dorani<ed. Other cjties report s<.<-s f)a
men decoyed to hotel* under pr?t?nee of
selling them r'nthintr. Tlv d?aeriptioa
Bta Kltis.
I'Yoni informafion sratheied by the no.
Ilea BBla known also as 13reka-v tnd
Kobert Duncan, eommltted simllar crimeei
ln I.ouisvill.- last week. and lefl th*r?
Saturday for ind'nnapolia 1*1861088 tel
the l.ouisvllle rohberv the man is sijp.
pOBOd f" h;.ve attaolted clothlng mer-i
chwnts in Cleveland, Tolerjo, Phliadelphla
and I'litsburgh. Ha was Klentlfled at
l.ouisvllle hy photographs sent from h'?
hom?, and also from pliotosraphs s?rn '
out by the Plttsburgh po||re
At the time of the murder four aiuaia
of deter-tives were B88klBg Ellls here A?
the botel where Sh.ilati'kv uqa ^iiiart
the derks did not remember n rusat *n
Bwerlng Kllis's descrlptlon.
Vesterdav mornlng i man .ip-<?*,-erj lt
Shilansky's store and represenr?d that he
had a eonslderable amount of dothln* ?t
hia room at the onrirja |f,tei. which ha
waa anxious to bbIL An enKaa-ornent to
look at the artlde* waa mndc hy Sha!*-i
akjr, w ho was busy, and the yoong man
appeared again at th. rlottil-r'j *r,d
Beornod out >)f huaaor, he<a um his **p*et.
ad custorner was late. Th? two l"ft tr,.
gether and that was the last sten of thf
ctothler untll be ?as found dead In Kllla's
room thls mornlnc
The ,-rlmlnal Is helieved to have left taa
city wlthln An hour nfter i ommitth.- tba
crime.
The murdoror 100k Phalansky to the
hotei a few minuti i betora z o'caotM il*
opcned th< raoaa door for hla vis.i ?.. |
Btepped back f.,r him to r-ntrr, and as tha
etothter eroaaad the tbroBbeld struck him i
over tha head wtth .i etabbad roeotear
Thnt 8J*a*bBaaBry was not kllled by the
flrst blow is tha bejief of < oroner Dui
hani, who *)\s a ghastly wound on sha
laaakj j face is avMeace that he taraad
08 hln asaal'ant as the latter clo.?.?. |h$
door, and ua.. Btrach in the fac<".
A noos? prepar?'?l for the viaitor *'A8
shpped ova* his neck as he lay UBC8B* |
.... Ir.'ia on the floor and drawn tleht.
After the murder the af.-ailant tried ?,>(
reanovo biood atalaa from hia coiiar with'
a, w-.-t rag. hut. not su.'cee<1ing, hc discard
<d the collar and went dowi.ataira to buy
another The deteonves say ne then sat
down calmly m the lobby of the hotei
untll 4 o < lock. whm he took the elevator
to the iirond fi'.oi- and w, nt to the room
ln wi-.idi the \tctiin wa* lying. Shoitly
aftorward he turned ha his key and h*fi
the hotel.
The niurderer 8*btalB8d his ? ' 888
MaaHflad by lts lahel.s from the che'-k
room at the I'nioi statlon at 4:06 o'clck.
aad ib lein;\,^i to bava left on a u-aui d-a
ai.o'it that time.
In a drawer ln the room where the mur?
der was . ommltte.] UBIBBed rupe waa
found. aad the pie.-e from whi-h thf
?traad with which ibalaaaky w?i? cnok*i
wa* found unravelled. A rtat wad of tire
tap.-. intended for a ga*. lay 80 t"*
dresser. A revolver c*rtr!dgc foun I !>ln?
heslde (ba body of the dea.l man was e\:
dently frota th> i".pon arlth wh' 8 Bal
akull had bean 808188 in. The rdethanre
po**rketa 'ia,t beaa nflei ?i W he wa*
known to ha\e had. and .m 88J 8J0al
wat.h ??4 maBBBg. IvTBBI the body "*a*
Uftad 8 heavy Rol-i han.l rm? ^a.? f-'-'ind
jnder lt
l.llis dollboratol) p'epared for
ure trom tne room and BtaaajaaJ aiaagal
aud over tha bo.1y of his vtctim. A sta*
tionary waahatand how l onf-ilnf d
water, where the alayor ha-1 888806] lila
hands. and B Mood\ C"',iar araa found.
Tho mmdatar bad ealmly look* -1 Into th?
glaas. found tha blood on his o'.lar and
discnrded it
Search of the k.oiii d:s.lo?ed three
notoa, Wlitton on piam paper from 8
tablet found 08 the dreaser. "I tned 18
take ivs BBaaay anct kllled him ' one not*
raad, an.l ih* naaaa algaod araa i-ory
An.iersiin. Anotlicr BOiap Of paper here
tbe arorde, "Started to tnk-) bbl pants. but
dldn't." A tliird pie. ( of paper borf tM
Borda, Thla la t? i
MORNING
NOON and
NIGHT
A mildness
all its own
has made the Orlando
famous as
"the 24-Hour Cigar."
The Media Perfecto size,
3for25cts. Box of 25, $2.00
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