New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
QUIET IN NEWARK AGAIN
Grand Jury Will Place Response
biIity for lynChlng.
GOVERNOR DEMONSTRATION
VIII Take Charge of Situation
Personally-'Dry Forces
Quit Militant Campaign.


following the raid on alleged illegal liquor
sellers yesterday, which resulted in the
shooting 10 death Of William Howard, for
Iner CHIEF OF poice, and the lynching Of De-
receive Carl Etherington. who confessed %
firing The shot that ended Towards life,
Newark was quiet to-day.
Mayor Herbert Anterior announced to
right that If the And-Saloon League sent
another raiding party here he would de-
clare martial law and call upen Governor
Harmon Tor troops
II Harmon attempts 10 remove me !
viii fight him 10 the last ditch declared
Mayer Anterior
Ju6se C. N Seward. Of the Common
Pleas Court stated tonight that he might
cal special grand jury on Monday 10
investigate the lynChIng.
The Mayor tonight ordered forty-two
soft drink places closed until after order
is restored
L Is declared now that three negroes led
the lynchlng party. The three negroes
rsve left town. II Is said. Others inpli-
Gated departed when it became known that
Governor Harmon is returning TO Ohio TO
investigate
The body Of young EtheringUOn viii be
sent 10 his old home II Kentucky or Sun
cay morning
Adiutaur General Wevbrecht, Colonel
Bvror F3arger OF the 4th Regiment. y
G o.. and Lieutenant Benjamin c Ham
berlain. o. Troop B. who came 10 Newark
TO make an investigation Of the affair, re
turned 10 Columbus to-day. 10 further
trouble IS expected. bur # any should arise
Il IS thought that the police, aided by the
extra de1u-Ies sworn III. viii be able 70
handle Il without state troops.
Bianes Sheriff LinEle.
Adiutanr General Weynrecht says the
L.clinc County officials. particularly Sheriff
William Linke. are responsible for the
lvnching. ana viii so report 10 Governor
Harmon
The lynching easily could have been
prevented" saws General Xyeybrecht. The
established fact that the mob worked at
The 5ail for TWO hours tells the story OF
negligence II troops had been called for
when they should have been the State OF
ohio would not now be disgraced-'
Sheriff LGuze did not call out the Newark
Company. Ct the Ohio National Guard, Com
rzry c q the 41h Regiment Captain Priest
SAYS he was informed that II was not even
necessary 70 have men al the a-mory in
case o. emergency.
FuIlv I'VE hundred persons OF the town
VINO. urrnasked aided IL. the lynChinE face
zhe coming grand jury investigation. IN
the mean time precautions are being made
for = great funeral demonstration for
Howard
Fearing lhat the within Of the mob might
uul.e a new turn the police al midnight
tonight released the six dry detectives
VINO md been arrested earlier yesterday
and held ar the ciry prison. They were
sUrned loose upon their own resources ana
quickly disappeared.
CITY and county authorities this morn
ing avoided the question as 70 whether or
not the mob leaders would be prosecuted
The Sheriff defended his stand upon the
ground that, while the mob was attempt
ing an entrance TO the Jail he was busy
relephoniuE 10 Columbus
Columbus. Ohio. July George S
Long. the Governors secretary saiG to
cay thac an Investigation Of the lynching
al Newark would probably be ordered by
Are Governor. Secretary Long sent a tel
eeran 10 Governor Harmon. who is at
.Charlevoix. Mich on his vacation. giving
min details - ne trouble Governor Har-
man Immediately sent q reply stating that
he would start Tor Columbus al once and
take charge OF the situation at Newark
The Governor Is expected here some time
1o-IaorroU
Governor Harmon has giE en- his secretary
no inrir1a-iou Of what action he viii take
with reference 90 The lvnchiEg. Some think
he viii seek 10 remove both Sheriff Linke
and Mayor Acherron. There is considera-
BE doubt as 40 what authority he has 81
this respect. The legislature passed the
Euba-ks bin providing fer the removal of
she-iffs WHO permit Iynchings, but defeated
the Black bis providing for the removal
OF mayors VINO tail 70 enforce the law.
Prosecutor SInythe said at Newark to
day that he would use every means At MS
disposal TO bring those guilty OF mob vio-
Ience 70 Justice The commissioners Of
Licking County have offered q reward of
$1,000 fo- the detection and conviction ~
persons connected with the Iynching
announcement was made early to-day
by Edward Hale. who headed the detective
force OF the Antl-Saioon League in yes
terdsys raids al Newark that he was
gathering an armed force OF fifty de1ec-
tves here and had procured warrants
which he intended 70 serve on Ma yor
A1herton and Sheriff LIKE OF Newark.
this afternoon for not UNFOLDING the laws
Of ONO. and also on several proprietors
o1 speak easies" for violating the local
option law Of the state in serving beer in
"dry" terriua-y-
After z conference with Wayne B.
Wheeler and others Of the Anti-Saioon
LSague here. however. Hale announced
Later that ne hs6 decided not 70 take the
Detectives &c Newark. he announced that
the fight 70 Gust the speak easies" in
Newark would be continued in q legal way