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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

The man left her alone for a few
moments; returning, he beckoned her
to follow him. Like one in trance
she walked down the hall into little
bare room, icily cold, lit by one dim
gas-jet. In the center was bier
draped heavily In black, and on it,
covered with sheet, was the form of
a man. The woman staggered, but the
attendant had eyes that had evidently
been trained not to see too much Of
the tragedies brought before him.
He drew back the sheet, and Dan
Keegan's wife looked down upon the
calm, unrecognizing face OF stranger.
Leila Harding Bugg. In February Extension.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
= a m mtlto n.

- Der Sumanitdtsbeomts Robert
6uthinion bon Srforo meIcete eeitsrn
benz Coroner =. u. Burnett, Dob Die
1biGbriae EaSel Spnes Dor otpsi Wo.
den ein unebeIihes atno sur Wel!
brahte unb porseitern gibenb plOblld
itnrb. Dos MGohen mar eine Wdiis
unb Dobnte bel Der Reserfamilie Zones
an Der @ren3e bon Orioro. 60 psst
feiteeitsllt iperben fonnte. itarb oas
Wdohen am RinSbsttfisber.
Der Wirtb Sobn 2utsns bon
linbenpaIb tpurbe asitern Morsen sss
gen 2 llbr BON Der YoliSsi perbaftet,
neil er feline Wirtbfhoft angebIid am
Senntag often belt unb einen 5db'
nentampf unp sin gropipieI in ieinsm
2psaI erIoubts. Sine @n5abl 9dfte
fpuroen ebenfaIs psrhaftst, aber ohue
giirsihaft bis gum 9srhDr entlaHtn.
- Dds thermometer per3eihnste
Osrgunsene Ru6t in bieiiser llmees
genb IA 0rob unter s3sro. IS mar
bic 3fpeittdltsfte Hatt bieies Dintsrs.
yreb. Steinbrud benobm iih
boreeitern absnb In Der 9runtsnheit
in rubeitorenber WsiIe auF einem
Strabenbabnposen unb Der aonout.
ttur 20. W. geeh id3Ius ibm oas auss
biou uno Iisb ihn einiperrsn.
Ihomas Collins, anaeblih bon
Qortpoob, O., tam Samitag abeno
mad SorniIton unb ipurbs ipeaen
lruntenbeit in Getpahriom osnommsr.
Collins bate cine Heifetoihe, Die eis
nsn GnSus. sine neus Spibsntii6oete
fotpie sfpti Gtrpietten sntbielt, in lei.
nem gsiiB. iiber ipslhe er ietns Qus'
.Idruna aebsn tonnte
- Gos seitament Der peritcrben.n
ghsreio Sdneibsr fpuros sur gsitdti.
gune i'm prpbatasritt einasreitt.
gle ptrmnht Der glepa S6mibt unb
Barn Shneioer i. $25, $25 fir sinsn
8rabitein unp benz Somes shnsioer
$50. Der Rsit bts QdhlaFes fdut
gu eleifen Tbeilen Den ainoern Rate
uno 5pispb Sdneio,r gu.
Die usus 5abrit. ipeItt BON 2In.
berfon. Snb.. uacl SamiIton iibsrFes
belt, ipirb 1877 Gunilisn nob SauiIs
ion brinsen.
- Or. 6. u. g Rsso bon Gincins
noti belt aeitern bier i'm y. Wl. 6. u.
!Seim einen gcrtrdg iiber 8eIunbbsit
ano gtiampfuna Der Qusashruno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05

gircuitridter Duns5lut ipirb
hents bie Orobsefhncrenen fir bt,,
Gebuartermin ernennsn nno iollen
biefs rDambIing" ftrens unttriuhsn.
Cine bebeutenOe InSabl trimineIlsr
5olle fommt por Ole @robgeihporss
nen. barunter Der Moro bon Joftpf,
9dnb,rbnar, Der am 5. Hcoember pon
Serman Mpore get6btst unrbe.
5sipIab Gommanberp Der unif.
pptbias Ritter ertpdbIt. folsenos ges
ANTE: aopt: 8. 8. :. 2amps; /. aeua
tenant: Soiepb 2iIssr; 2. lieutenant:
Spl. Riharo; Recoroer: ". n. 6.
Sbuen; Stabmeiitsr: Rilton Marr;
l. Seraeant: ). s. SoRs; 2. Sers.:
Better puff.
Sn Der G6sItsiprnastIdae BON
Beatrice pridstt ssesn DuDio pridst.
purn Der s,ldNrin bic Sfs;suas be-
pilligt unb srbGlt iis bic auilidt
iiber ibr Rinb 8oIOie umo $15 per
Word. ,luttrbaItsaslb. Der Gan
ron 3. G;toedsI gsssn Die SIo eops
inaton unb Cincinnati Strabsnbabn
60. ipnroe pertporfen, oa er auber-
gerihtiih aeiflittet fpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
Dir Gage in merito.

Weriep g itn, 4. 1ebruor. -
Die esnoiis 3abl oerienisen. bic ateen
bic 3sntrairssisruna su ben Waffen
essrifien bdben. ldbt iih iofptit nod
nift ieititeaen. GiM NebeIlion III ies
bod oifi5ien suseftdnben porDen,
ndmIih ois BON Gmiliano 3npota. bic
iih auf ben Gioat Norelos uno ouf
9htifs n<r Gtaaitn Aisaigo. puttlc.
1lorinealnsO Guerrero nnb Werito To-
lpit ouf h<n DunnesbiIfritt ieIbIt eys
itredt. Sn Ouerro in Der Geiier bes
4ufiidnbes Jsfus Solsaoo. bsr ebenio
,rie 3opntd Elm stkn,oligtr Cffi3ie1 In
bem rsnolniiondren bssr Waaberos III.
Gr bbanptet, bob sr fur Gouf5
i1mpft. aber aItm Mnfdein na& 0rs
btiten er unb 3npdto 5ufnmsnen.
Jn Deribxbenen anbereH zbeitkn
Ms 1nnhes in ts audi - uafnttH &C.
tomnsea. dber bic N<b6rben meHtn BIZ
len Grtfbuneen NIT ausncsme berer.
bic BON 3npntn unh Gnledhs etleiies
tsi pezbeH ieine ernik DfbsStuso ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
Jn(aneGc(egrap6


Doihinsion, 4. Jebruar. -
DIE bstrsffenben MusfhiifIe beiber
5duier beg 9ongrtHss perben fih
ip6brsnb bisi,r Wote mi. Der 5arifs
frase btfhdftiesn. Die 9smotrateu
nes Saufss nsrb,n Dii.tpoh abenb
eine Eou.us 9trfammlung dbbdlten,
bic iif] NIT Der llnteriuhung bes
DsIbtrufs Ni6dftiaen fpirb. Die R.s
puhIit1nsr oss 5nufes fperoen Montag
4bsnb bic RatiIisirune Der BON ben
perihitesnen Stdats Teltgaiinnen
In bns republitaniihe RoHsrsbs aoms
mittet sspabIter IIlitsIiecer befpr.s
den.
Eas SinanS aommittse bes Sc.
mats piro am 9ienitae bic 1ariffrdss
init einer gernebmung pon Jnouitriels
len uber Die 6edbiittiet. Rspiiion Der
StohlsDue anihn,ioen. Gs lpiro jsbers
mann. Der su oieitr 5raee eipos su
fagsn bat. Gslsgsnbeit eeboteH Derben.
iin ous3uipr,1,n. Wsoer Die Demo
irnten, nod audi Die forti6ritt!iaen
R,publitansr Iheinen an Ssnotor
Wslpianb's 9orihlop. bic Wfiisliebers
sahI bes fyinanstommiitets ourh 5ins
susiebuus zines peitertn Demctraten
une Goriftrittlers Su permehren,
SntsreiI, su babtn. Die Demotrcs
fen uno Sortinriiiitr baten HGmlih
bisfans nod ,sins alion3 obssf6lofs
len.
Gas 6oussaommittee fir Miitef
unb Wese oiirfie in ttpa 2 Wo6sn
cine 8orlass iertisittllen, pelhs ben
3utsrson repibirt.
Die Defiirfporier Der Shiebss
aerihts 9srtrGge btbaupten. boB bic
nosbise 3ipeiortitsiT TWebrbeit our paf.
firuna berfelben norbuHben lei. Mnaebs
lid fino 81 Senntorn su Ganitsn
perfelber obne ale ginitrdntuns. %
cnbem iperoen unter alien umitdnoen
bdeeeen iiimmen. tpdbreno bic anotren
'iir unfieh.r selten.
Tie AusfhiiiIe b.s Sauies. tp.lhe
Iia nit Der unieriuhung oes StohIs
refp. bes 3udsrtruftes befof.n. ipere
ben Wpniaa NIT Der ausarbeiiung
ihrer Berid]te beoinnen,
Die BepiIligunssbin fir bos 5eer.
bie lancipiribfhaftlifv 4btbeiluns
unb ben Diiiriti Columbia tperhen in
oiefer Nod, aleihfulls bic aufmsri.
iamfeit beiber b1uStr in Anipruh
.bmen.
Die Dpnamitunfers
uhung.
Jnbidnapoiis, Jnb., A. Jeb.
mie am Gonntag bier beiannt rpurnt,
boben tn eripdrtung Der Bstannts
aab< b<s GHlubberihts Der Hunbess
erobatihporenen iiber bic llnieriu'
dung nit Hs5ug auf bic Dpn0miiDers
fnp6rungen perionen in etspo sinem
Dueenb Gt6bten bereiis nlle Arrnngez
msnts setroffen. um im gale MniIas
gen atgen fe erbObsn fporben fiHb. fos
fort Die notbise Hiirgi6oit itelIeH 5u
i6nn<n. IN Gbicnsc, foiDk IN Der.
iMiebenen 1mbefen Gt6bten follen BIZ
Gsbeimngentsn bsr Rseierung BON ben
Detrefjsnhen BON biefsn Norbereifuns
Iosu IN aenntHib ssiett perbsH fem,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
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Rtttetsn Elm msnf6en.
fphpu

le y Z II
Wotormann 5aplor Sncobs uno
Sonoutteur Sbomas Oraooo BON Der
1T. 3bonas 2inie rstteten aeitern au
friber Worgsnitunbe gbarles Dob
nep, 9erfi4erunesagent, Dom Sooe beg
erfrlerens. 8abnep mar ouf BEN
oeimDese su ieiner 0obnuno in ben
5i9hlanos begriffen, oIs ibn bic Rdlte
vberDoltiats. Gr hatte ieooh nod Geiz
itesgegenpart senug, I'm Ii6 nah Der
5lghlanb Noenue 9olteitsqe su fflspz
pen. als bic Gar, bic Sort 5homas
I'm 1:30 uhr berldbt, bic Gteie ers
reihts. bemsrtte Sucobs, bab Elm
Wdnn IN Der SalteitelIe Iber bus Ell
fsrne Gitter hing. gr belt Die Gar an
uno eins nit aonoutteur Draooo mad
Der Sfefle, no lie 0abnep IN betpuBts
lofem Suffdnoe auffuuben. Gie truaen
ibn in bic Gar unn bradten i'm mad,
Der 4tpport 8emiis, I'D man ibn sun
8etpubtfein 3uriidbra6te. Gr fonnte
ben aetfern niht eenug banteu. &c
tern Wcrsen besab er fih 3ismtid, aes
fhpatt nah 9auie.
- Die 5umanitdisseiellI9aft Bat
Die qoli5ei eriaht. ben 5dnblern NIT
Oefliigel ben gefeH 81. ertbeilen, bic
5hjere bei bem taIten Wetter miht in
sfpRn aottenfaften susSuitellen. 8iek
BsiAperbsn non allen Gtoo.tbsilen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
Sranen.gerein Der Gp. Bret. g
eSuhnuuessGirdle.

Ta Riielitetr sjdtg EutiHs Sne titrmii sr.
iadt NG iuesetu, gtHtas, ben 6. fssbtnat, Rad
miftaas bals lisr ,m fteasr5sls re. tif gnrii
= Stt, sintaftHetH nm en psrherstnsH StrshtE
fashafiRa 9asbtt biz Itgtt 9hrt iu srirtiFtn.
areH NJ Ut EsiHtr ErdlibtniiH.
dtau 2iHa Grimm M. Stfrtistir. l.R
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
abaepraIIt.

gaft (unsufrieben mil Der 1eDie'
nuna): mas iF bsnn bds fiir sins
Wirsbfnnft!4
aeaner: Der .HIoue ot4t-. Orr;
arbaber Rarl 0ebes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05

Mdcon, Ga. 4. ffebr. - Gba5,
ppfpelI, Der Qeger, ipelher an
Somitas Mbenb cine iunse Meibe nsr.
aetpoltigte unb btrnubte. ipurhe am
Sonntag Woretn Don einfm Uaob gta
lpnht. Die gountp 8eamsen, mel
de stipas Dsrtnrtises befiirhtet bnts
ten. ianbien ben Gnnnr5en In uass
GsilIs untsr Der Mufiiht 5Dsisr W1rp
ter fort, unb ais Der Wob ins Gss
iGnanib einbrndb. mar poipeu niretHbz
5u finbtn. CD tpurbe ieti cine Sud.
nah ihu ptronitoltet uno Der G6narr
3e fhliebIi4 i'm Hobnbofe Der Geors
nio Gouibern Balm, Der bier Watileu
aubertnIb ber Gtdbt liegi, sntbtdt.
Gene Naf)ter iuartcten niif etnell
3ug. um i'm noH atlanta 81 fnofs
fen. Der Ulob eri6isn abr ~ frut
nuf Der NiIbfixme. posptn nurbe ben
Weomttn eniriNen, an einfn 1kiegya.
pbxnpfofen eebinhsn unb our4 Dun
besse sen aHoels bsz4bo9ft. GsiHl
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03

alleged, but denied that any was i'm
proper.
judge Nchbold and his attorney S
entered the chamber promptly as did
the house members. The court adopt
ed formal orders, setting the hour OF
meeting daily at 2 O'Clock and proEld
ing that the opening statements ol
of the case should be made by one per
son on each side. That will conilne
the opening statements to RepreSen
tative CLAYTON. who had been ueslg'
mated by the house managers and a.
S. Worthington, chief Of the counsel
for Judge Archibald.
The court then took a brief recess
The testimony in the whole case
will tend to suppoI t~the charge OF
misbehavior in the conduct of Judge
Archibald" said Representative Clay
ton. 'He has shown an abnormal
and unjudgelike desire to make mon
ev by trading with railroads and their
subsidiary." he declared. ~~~~
Nnen the court resumed RepreSen-
tative CLAYTON, chairman of the house
judiciary committee and spokesman
for the house managers, began a
statement OF the case against Judge
Archibald.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
PRESIDENT HAS
POWER TO HOLD
GENERAL. 0ROZCO

Austin. Texas. Dec. 3.-The consti-
tutional right of the federal govern
ment to hold violatOrs OF neutrality
laws prisoners at the wish Of the
president of the United States was
argued today in the habeas corpus
proceedings for the release OF Colo
mel Pascual Orozco, ST. father OF the
Mexican revolutionary general, and
David de la Fuente. Both are seeking
liberty from the military prison at
San Antonio, where they are held for
their Mexican revolutionary actlVl-
ties. Federal District Attorney Boyn-
ton in outlining the governments case
said the power delegated to the pres
ident by the neutrality section of the
penal code is discretionary.
Counsel for Orozco denied the pres
ident had the right to order the ar
rest of anyone except under due
process of law and said he would in
sist that this is the first time in his
tory that a president has ever tried
to exercise such discretion.
Boynton admitted there is not suf-
ticient ground on which to base Il
charge at this time against the pris-
oners, but said they were held by the
military authorities with the hope OF
turning them over to the civil author
tiles. but that the time this would be
done was indefinite.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
TIE JUDGE AND
TIE CASE.

Robert Woodrow Archibald.
Born September 10, 1S4S, at Car
bondale, P
Graduated from Yale, 1871.
Admitted TO bar of Pennsylvania
1873.
Married Elizabeth B. Cannon, Ok
ford, y. Y. 1873.
Judge common pleas court, Scran
ten, Pa. 1SSo-S.
Presiding Judge 5th district (Pa.)
lSSS-l90l.
L. S. district Judge, 1901-1910.
T.. S. circuit Judge, sitting on com
n,erCe court bench, appointed Decem
her, 1910.
Was a member of the Quay ma,
chine, and is now a member of Sena-
tor PenrOse's machine.
In 1910, when a partner in the
Amity Coal company. he was charged
by the supreme court of Pennsylvania
With so conducting his business that ii
was a fraud on the public.
In 1911 he let off the members OF
the wire trust pool with small fines
and was severely censured by Attor-
ney General WiCkerSham.
In the same year he sent Dionysus
Polla. a Greek smuggler, to Jail foS
three months for bringing in S2500
worth of goods, and let off Hugo
Rosenberg. al alleged S1,40o,0o0 Snug,
gler with $4,000 fine.
Early in 1912 charges against Judge
Archibald were made by w. p. Boiand,
Scranton, Pa. coal mine owner; Z. J.
Williams. former partner of Arch
balds in a culm bank deal and
others.
The charges against him are that
he used his position as a Judge to get
money and favors from men and cor
rorations, especially the Erie, l.e-
high Valley and Lackawanna rail,
roads, who had or might have litiga
ton before him.
The house of representatives in
vestigated the charges and by a vote
of 222 to | decided to impeach him
before the senate.
The judges findings while On the
commerce court bench We're consist
emily pro-railroad, and against the fed
eral interstate commerce commission
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
DEMOCRATS SAY
TAFT BEAT THEM
OUT OF JOBS

Washington, d. c., Dec. 3.--Presl
dent Taft sent more than 200 recess
appointments to the senate today ana
Immediately indications of move
ment among some of the democratic
senators to prevent their confirmation
became evident. Senator Gore, II
Was said would have the active sup
port OF several colleagues in heading
the movement.
The campaign is directed especially
against nominations which ii is claim
ed have been postponed from time to
time thus bringing the new terms
close to the beginning of the demo
cratic administration. Democratic
senators claim the president already
has deprived the democrats OF the
privilege of appointing $4,000 post
masters by placing them within the
civil service law by a single order.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
WOMAN TWICE
ACQUITTED OF
GRAVE CRIME

Denver, Colo, Dec. 3.--Mrs. Marion
C. Gilbert was awarded the verdit in
her suit to recover $1G40 from the
Yeoman lodge on the face Of her late
husbands life insurance policy to-
day. The trial was peculiar one in
asmuch as it had the effect of twice
having cleared Mrs. Gilbert of the
charge Of numbering her husband in
Pueblo, August, 1911. The jury in the
life insurance case was given to de-
eide whether William Gilbert died by
suicide or had been poisoned. Mrs.
Gilbert had been acquitted last spring
by a jury in the criminal court Of
Pueblo county, where she was tried,
charged with the murder of her hus-
band.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
ROBERT w. ARCHIBALD, Con
MERGE COtRT JUDGE NOV
on TRIAL.

ROBERT w. ARCHIBALD, CON
MERGE COtRT JUDGE NOW
on TRIAL.
the judge will be removed from the
bench.
OTHER lMPEACHMENTS.
William Blount. senator from Ten
nesse. 1878: for conspirnS to trans
Ter New Orleans from Spain TO Great
Britain: acquitted.
John Pickering, L. S. district judge.
1903: drunkenness and profanity
convicted and removed from office.
Samuel Chase, L. S. Judge, lHol-Oo :
ACQUITTED.
James II. Peck, L. S. district judge
1880; arbitrary conduct; acquitted.
West II. Humphreys, L. S. district
Judge, 1862; rebellion; convicted.
Andrew Johnson, president, 1865;
high crimes and misdemeanors; &C
Quilted
W. W Belknap, secretary OF war
1876: for receiving money from post
traders among the indians; acquitted
Charles Swayne, L. s district judge
1905: his,n crime, misdemeanors in of
/ flee and abuse of judicial power; ac
quilted.
. In all. the senate has tried eight of
ficials. five judges. and convicted bu
two. one for rebellion and the othel
/ for profanity and drunkenness,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
HoV THEY PROCEED TO lNPEAch a FEDERAL
JUDGE,

The house of representatives pre-
pares and votes the articles Of I'M
parchment against federal oTlcial'
T. acts as a sort of grand jury in the
matter. The present house dld that III
the Archibald case last spring ana
early summer. The senate is the
court that conducts the trial OF the
charges.
The house having appointed a com
mittee to manage the prosecutions
consisting of representatives Clayton,
(Ala): Webb. IN. CO; Davis, 'W'
VaD; Floyd, (Arkl: democrats, and
Sterling. 1llD; Rowland, co., and
Norris, NebD. republicans, this body
appears before the bar of the senate
The assistant sergeantof-arms an
nounces their presence to the sena-
tors. who until then are not officially
aware of their being in the chamber
The sergeant-of-arns cries the trial
thus;
Hear We, Hear ye, Hear ye. All
persons will keep silence, on pain CT
imprisonment. while the house of rep
resertatiycs is exhibiting to the SEN
ate of the United States articles Of
impeachment against Robert w. Arch'
bald, United States circuit Judge.
Chairman Clayton. Of the house
prosecuting managers, reads the art
cles. These articles having been care
fully pre- pared by the best lawyers in
the house, are immediately attacked
by the best lawyers in the senate. Ii
nc big flaw is found the senate orders
them printed and sets a date for the
TRIAL to begin. and sends word to Chief
Justice White TO come over and ad'
minister the oath required by the con
stitution to each senator. That being
done, the accused is summoned, and
comes 10 the chamber with his law
yers. BY that time the senate room is
packed so full with lawyers that the
pages are crowded up against the
walls.
Then the trial starts in good earn
est The presiding officer bosses mat
ters as much as the rest of the law
yer-senators will let him, and a spe.
oial senate committee composed o.
Clark, tWyoD Nelson, tMinn1;
Bacon, (GaD. and Culberson. CTeXJ
looks up precedents and take care
that the house isn't putting something
over on the senate.
When witnesses are through tell
ing all they know, Judge Archbald's
| lawyers and the lawyers of the house
will argue the case. The senators will
! then ballot If two-thirds vote guilty
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03

cion Mcnamara had stored explosives
tested when officials of the National
Erectors' association joined detectives
in searching the files. While he was
endeavoring to furnish the combina-
ton of the safe, he said, a cracksman
proceeded to drill the lock, Mean
time, Mcnamara was being hurried to
California During the search OF the
premises. Ryan said, he sent for his
attorney and compelled the authorl'
ties to produce search warrants.
Eighty-two quarts of nitro-glycerine
were found in the vault.
RYAN also denied as had been
charged, that as early as 1906, w. I
Jerome, then district attorney i'll New
York, has given warning that eX
blossoms were being done by the Iron
workers"
Cross examined, Ryan was asked
what he meant in writing from New
York in April, 1909, to union head
quarters, Il will not have a report
this month. Nearly all my work can
not be referred to-
The government charges that as
head of the union, Ryan from New
York, was directing union officials in
other cities about jobs to be blown
up.
Il meant by that ! was trying to
settle disputes among the ironwOrk-
ers in New York. answered Ryan,
"and | did not think it wise for mem
bers in other cities to know there was
so much dissension in the ranks.
RYAN added he gave little attention
to the $1,000 month used by McNa-
mara, and for which no accounting
was reQuired.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-03
EMPLOYEES ROBBED GROCER.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 3.-Wholesale
thefts extending over period Of six
years were disclosed this afternoon
when employees Of the Star Grocery
and Market company were arrested on
complaint of the company. Manager
Schwartz claims the losses will reach
$4,000.
Two employees. Max Gordon and
Charles Filibert are under arrest and
four others may be arrested later, as
they confessed to connection with the
thefts. Articles were taken from the
store and sold, the money being kept
b.; the employees. 1t is also charged
that several Of the employees stole all
the supplies needed in their homes
for the last few years.
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FIELDER FOR PRESIDENT
OF NEW JERSEY SENATE

Trenton, \. j., Dec. 3.-Democratlc 3.
state senators Of the next New Jersey
legislature in caucus today selected
Senator Jas. +. Fielder. OF Hudson
county, as the majority nominee for
president of the senate.
Mr. Fielder will succeed Governor
Wilson when the latter resigns to GO
to Washington.
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SENATE READY
FOR TRIAL OF
JUDGE
ARCHBOlD Is FORMALLY ARRAIGNED
BEFORE HIGHEST BAR IN LAND
FOR REMOVAL OF GOVERNMENTAL
OFFICIAL

Washington, D. c., Dec, 3.-The SEN
ate convened today as q high court OF
impeachment 10 Try Judge Robert w.
Archbold of the commerce court on
thirteen separate charges alleged to
constitute high crimes @nG misde-
meanors' Counsel for the judge has
admitted commission Of all the acts
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OFFICE ROBBED
SAYS RYAN
ON Stand
HEAD OF IRON WORKERS ASSERTS
DETECTIVES WENT THROUGH the
HEADQUARTERS WITHOUT DUE
AUTHORITY OF LAW

indianapolis, Dec. 3.-Frank NJ.
RYAN. president of the Iron Workers
union testified at the "dynamite con
spiracy" trial today that his ONCE was
Namara, the secretary, was arrested
in April, 1911.
Ryan, asserting he had no suspi-
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TIE DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

Convened at IL a. III,
Senator McCumber introduced bill
to repeal newspaper publicity law.
Message read from President TAFT,
reviewing American foreign relations,
urging that the fundamental foreign
policies of the nation be razed above
the conflict Of partisanship.
Robert Dollar of San Francisco,
recommended changes in seamen's in
voluntary serVitude testifying before
commerce subcommittee.
William P. Jackson, Of Maryland
and Kirkland |. Perky, Of Idaho, were
sworn in as members.
Senator Penrose Introduced bill for
one cent letter postage.
Senator McCumber introduced bill
to pension former presidents as com.
mandar-iu- chief OF the army at Sl0,-
000 annually and $4,000 for former
presidents widows.
At 1870 p. N. the trial OF Judge
Robert ". ArchbOld on articles OF i'm
Deachment began. After adopting !ol-
NAL orders for meeting at p. m.
daily, the court recessed until p. III.
Chairman Crawford of claims com
mittee gave notice he would ask for
Of omnibus claims bill
Wednesday.
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WOOL MARKET Is
HOLDING UP WELL

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= dency. Territory wool sells read y
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y blood brings 26 cents while New =
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y cents. Some good sized lots of \
\ Texas twelve months have =
\ changed hands on basis of G3 =
4 cents clean. Fleece wool is re- y
= ported scarce. dealers composing \
y the bulk OF the remaining stock. \
y Medium Ohio fieeces are quoted =
= to 50 to 81 cents. Michigan un- =
=. washed wool sells for 90 cents. =
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