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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
LABOR
FIGHT
STRIKERS FIRE ON
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
Thirty-five Deputies Driven From
Mountain Retreat by Rain
of Bullets
EMPLOYEES Of Copper Mines in
Utah Go on Strike-Situation
Is Desperate.

BINGHAM. Utah. Sept is.-Builets
greeted 30 deputy sherins who At
tempted TO draw the fires under tho
ooiicrs OF the great copper mines here
today. From behind breastworks
they had thrown up since morning
STRIKING miners. who qutt work to-
day because the Utah Copper COM
pany and several other concerns re-
fused them an increase in wages, fred
upon the officers and drove them
from the mine works. None were In
jured.
Earlier In the day. however while
armed strike plckets stood guard at
the approaches Of the various proper
ties. firing shots into the air. one OF
their number was wounded by Theo-
dore Schweitzer. n deputy, The dep
uty had ordered the picket TO cease
firing. Upon his refusal Schweitzer
shot the miner In the wrist.
Only one Of the great copper mines
mere. that of the Utah Apex mining
company. continued operations today.
The company signed a contract with
the miners L few days ago.
The Great Utah Copper. one of tho
most productive copper mines OF tho
world. the Utah Consolidated. United
States. Bingham New Haven. Ohio
Copper. bingham Mines and a score
OF lesser mines along the copper belt
branch OF the Rio Grande railway
were closed tightly. Four thousand
men, mostly foreigners were idle and
almost every idle <stn bore n weapon
OF some sort.
Following conference with mine
officials late today. sheriff sharp. of
Salt Lake oounS. wired Governor
spry that his force Of deputies could
not handle the situation. The COVER
nor abandoned n speaking tour and
hurried 20 Salt Lake city. TO make a
personal investigation OF the situation.
All saloons have been closed by the
order OF Sherin Sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
EDWARDS NOW
REFUSED TO
BE BOUNCED
West Virginia National COMMITTEES.
man Says COMMITTEES Had no
Right to Fire Him.
Special Dispatch to the Inteihseneer.

Special Dispatch To the IntelIigeneer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. Is
The first irtimation William Seymour
Edwards had that the National Re-
publican COMMITTEES did not desire him
as a membes and had declared his seat
vacant was given him at his home at
Coalburg tonight when asked for a
statement relative TO the national
committees action. Il refuse 20 rec
ognize the authority OF nine members
OF the Republican National committee
In a state chamber session TO take
such action" said Mr.. Edwards Il
recognize the authority Of the people
OF the selec. 20 select their represent
ative. No stolen or irregulariy elect
ed delegates selected West Virginia's =
representative on the national COM
mittee.
In this state the call was regular
and In due form. 1.-THE voters OF the
statement In magistriai district mass
conventions and selected delegates TO
the Huntington state convention. Free
and district expression TO their senti-
ment prevailed The county district
mass convention Of the Republican
voters rcveled two things. first that
the voters stood almost solidly for
the nomination Of Roosevelt "a candi-
date for president OF the United
States and second that they were
against all men and measures saver
ing OF opposition 20 what are univers-
ally known as the Roosevelt Progress
sivc politics"
The comments upon the delegates
selection az Huntington were to sup
port the candidacy of Theodore Roose-
Welt and the policies Of the square
deal for which he stands and 20 form
ally elect the already chosen Nation
al committeeman therefore instructed
60 by the Republican voters of the
state. Wiii1m Seymour Edwards
Il received no notice TO prepare
for the committee said Mr.. Edwards.
"and I repeat 7 refuse to recognize
the authorifs Of part of the national
committee TO undo the will of the
people expressed In our own state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
SOCIALISTS IN
DESPERATE WAR
WITH OFFICERS
Budapest Was tho Scene Of struggls
Between Police and Socialists
ana Many Injured.

bI DAfEST. sept IS Socialists AZ
poaled % the workers 20 assemble IN
Tie main streets tonight 10 demon
strate in favor Of electoral reform
The chief Of police issued a proclarna-
tion prohibiting the Demonstration nj
ordering the street doors 81 houses
u De- closed at o'clock lie warned
lhe Populace that the police and froops
MolId use hrea ms ~ necessary to dis-
perse the crowds
StfpnE detachments OF troops and
sehuhftnes assisted the police In dfs-
ttIHils those who had gathered Tor
we SOCIALIST meeting The fraruuva,,
service uu the Ring g-strass vras -,
lfuuei and there wa much sfor.
throwing and lamp breaking Msry
leIspus were Injured. r0rne Of them
seriously. and more fhan aoo ,.rs'.I p.
were trampled under foot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
SEAT is MILITIA CAPTURES
DECLARED VACANTMORE NINE GUARDS
STATE COMMITTEE WILL
FILL THE VACANCY SOON
National Committee Accepts the
Resignation Of Members
Who Joined Third Party.
Edwards Was Removed From the
Committee Because of
Disloyalty to Regulars.-

epecisi Dispatch 20 the fnteiii gencer
NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Four mem
oers OF the Republican National com.
mfttee who favor Colonel Roosevelt
Tor President were expelled from the
committee Mt its meeting today az the
Hotel Manhattan. Three others who
are for Roosevelt were allowed to re
sign. In each case the accusation was
dibloyaity to the party and President.
Ihe four ousted were: California.
Rush Avery, of Los Angeles: To be
succeeded by n man selected by a COM
mittee OF three appointed today. New
Jersey, Borden ID. Whiting.of Newark !;
succeeded by Ex-Governor Franklin ID.
Murphy. the choice OF the state com
mittee. North Carolina, Richmond
Pearson. of Asheville: to be succeeded
by exState Committeeman r. G.. Dun
can. the choice OF the state COMMITTEES.
Wett Virginia. William g Edwards. OF
Charleston: successor to be indicated
by the state committee.
The three whose designations were
accepted are: Oklahoma. g. c. Priest
ly. of Pottsville; succeeded by J. A.
Harris. Ohio. Walter +. Brown. sue
ceeded by Sherman A. Granger.
nephew OF General W. T. sherman.
and the choice of the state committee.
Minnesota. ]. A Casewell, OF st. Paul !;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
SENATOR BURTON

GENEVA. Switzerland sept fsATha
Etvrnteenfh annual conference % the
Inferra rliawrnfarY Union began here o..
nnr. fnc affenf1nre nf DELEGATES heinz
large. Tne president - tho government
~ Geneva. ilr Fneer. fn wclrnn1 Ing fre
celegHtre recalled that frfa wra ffr fHfh
annircrerrv ~ fne Alabama award AMI
vas a happy auFurr far fhe work of the
lrton In behalf ~ arhifratlou
The American deicrafr genafnr Then
ofrr p Burton ard Lord WcarfaI rer.
rrecrflnc EnElnnd. expressed freir
2 arks lr nenaf ~ their respective
fouufriee. FOR ur Faaev'a kindly refer
ence 20 the Alabama settlcmenL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
BILLY SUNDAY

Special Ifspatch 90 tne Inteuisencsr
EAST LIVERPOOL. 3D.. sept is
With two sfrnnF fIaruurree that attract
- fully $4,000 persons during tne fay
Billv SUNDAY. In bis fnIrd day % the
present aix week campaign. made rarld
rroErcss to-day one conversion vas re-
ported in fhc PRAYER services a. chester.
y Va The night session vas featured
hy parade ~ vnuug people that in-
rluded societies from aIl ~ the churches.
the Salvation Army and the Boy scouts
Andrew Reed HFef o. the offrat
neuhcr ~ fhe Wrist NefhofIaf rhuren.
ieN the parade Be viii snrak uron
The Home" Tomorrow uIgIf on TrI-
day nlshf the HIgn school and uusfnraa
SoueEc students VIII be guest o. honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
BANK CLERK ON
S12 PER FORCED
TO GO CROOKED
Attorney P1eading for Defendant sharn-
~ Onucisss 1enk Institutions
for Small Salaries.

PHILADELPHIA. sept IS.-"r feel
-,,1 ~ Saylns mat he IL here a. the re-
@ @suiA III mistaken policy on the part OF
many OF our banks in not paying sde.
Puate salaries 20 their employee de-
.Iared counsel for q. l. McCracken who
was charEed with ernbezzlement IN ms l.
ing a plea for him to-day In the T'nifef
states court McCracken was "a former
emIlgye IN a nearby Pennsylvania fov-n
~ had pleaded guilty 20 embezzIinr
Nithough married man with a fam
!y or ipur small children McCrarken
lhe counsel said. was employed a. a al.
Ul OF sl4 week. yet was required 10
maintain a good appearance AMI = .,r-
.elh position IN the town by reason os
the Tart that he was employed In /,
nsnH Hs was given the minimum een-
tence ~ five years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
LABOR STRIKE
Is THREATENED
SOC. 900 Men in Brussels May striks Un
less Universal Suffrage fs
Granted ~ Parliament.

BRUSSELS. sept 1s-"rnlees univor-
eal suffrage o. granted when parliament
meets IN NoFfmhrr 500 600 men Will
Etflke." said secretary Camille Ifuvamau.
~ the international Socialist bureau to-
day
Socialism lE Better organized in Bel
Fium tnau anywhere else in the world. "
b. continued. 'anf lf We Hre forced 10
strike our fellow Socialists fn ofhsr
Countries VII get a valuable lesson In
what united nctiou osn dn toward cor
rfcting existing social evils
"Fouf committees have been named
one 90 provide food Tor tle strikers sra
- raise money. one O. gather recruits
and one fn send children 60 places M
safety while fHe struggle reyes AI ars
hard ~ work when the time comes
eVeFytnlrE vii ue ready
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
FAITH HEALER

CHICAGO Sept fs-The testimony
of three Young Rifle and n Young wife
resulted lu the holding ~ Henry g.
rerfie. of Chicago HelGhte. Hn ALLEGED
faith healer fn The rrurd furv TO-
cav on arrI0ua charge pnrfl. waa
nrraiFued before Justice Charles q
McCoiiY. EllH Norman. 16 veara OLD.
was the complaining witness she re-
luctnutlv told revolving story of the
alleged practices ~ the healer
She declared that pfrfle claimed 90
have power hv which he could direct
The future Of his rafieuta even when
they were miles away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
SILENT WHEN HE
WAS REPRTEYED
Mar Who Has Not Uttered Word FOR
Two Years Made no Statement
When Life Was Saved.

sACREMENTO. Cal. Sept NO,
word was spoken by charles carson.
ffntencrd tu hp hanged next Friday
~ rnlson1 prison when he was tofi
today he bad been reprived until No.
vember
larson has not spoken n word for
tWo wears. Even other failed % losen
his tongue end although experts have
pronounced him sane after repeated
cvaminaiious. doubt remains a. 20 his
mental condition Acting Governor
Waliacn grsnted the repricve on that
ground
larson M ordered guard during
prison muiiny six years ago.
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Br JOHN n. cRowN.
Washington. ID. O.,

WashinGson, ID. O, sept. 1s-
That Theodore Roosevelt does not
expect to win in November. but that
his motives and intentions are 10 gain
control OF the Republican party ma
chinery for his own use in 1916, is set
forth in a special received by the
Washington Star this afternoon from a
stan correspondent at New York. II
Is declared that Roosevelt and John
son have both admitted to friends that
they will be defeated. and that the OBJ.
ject OF their present campaign is TO
place themselves in absolute control of
the Republican party four years
hence.
The Star special. in part. is as fol.
lows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
TROLLEY WRECK

spscili Dispatch 90 the Tnteiiir.nrer
MAHIETTA o. September fs Ter
collar bone guue uul fh rec ribs broken
rHnii farrfurtd and internal INJURIES
f-at Hre fatal, Mrs. Nancy T.udfuan 60
~ Hannibal fg ~ the point ~ Heath |n
m I1raI hospital She la one nf Three
rerFore afrinusly injured late this ar.
r-'non wien p ranidiy moving traction
rar struck rarrfage farrnIfeffr~ ff
and inlurinr Mrs Fired WrirkuesIe. ner
Ntile daughter aud ar Ludtman
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rHE wEArHrR


WAHHIHoToE. sept. Is-For-oast
western Pcnnsvivanta aud Ohio
Pair south. unsettled north portion.
Thuruday ana Friday modsrats south-
wet wfndn.
west virginis-oensrsuv fair rhuru-
day ana Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
FORMER SENATOR
MONEY Is DEAD
Aged nississippi Statesman Passed
in his seventy rourfh yea

hiLpNf. Misa. September fk.-ror-
mer Irifcl states Senator tornado ue
@ofa Money 80 Missisrfprf fIrd af Lla
home near here this afternoon % urafc
Soisoning lie vas 70 years % aEo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
MAYOR GAYNOR
CONGRATULATES
GOTHAM POLICE
Nnd Then Takes Rap at District
attorney Whitman for His Action
In RosenthsI Case.

NEW YORK. Sept. Is.-ActinR Dis.
trlct Attorney Moss conducted o.dav
the examination of witnesses AZ me
secret John Doe inquiry 70 determine
Whether the police suppressed any
incriminating letters reported 10 have
Deen found In the "Gyp" and LEVY
nat lie refused 90 say what progress
had been made
Mayor Gaynor today sent/ letter
70 Commissioner Waldo. conRrafulaf.
lng him upon the arrest OF an tho
persons charged with completely IN
the hosenthal murder. and attacking
the district attorneys office
The cruel accusation emanatlnQ
Ike ali the principal falls ehooda I'm this
case from The district attorneys oTice
mat The police dcsiRuedly Invented
end entered there false numbers on
The blotter 20 prevent the capture of
The motor car. is baseiess In the sigh =
of every sensible man" wrote the
mayor The period % ciamor and
falsehood seems now 20 b. passing
and the whole community is heginnirg
10 see how haaely they have been irn.
posed upon BY tho invented faisshooda =
which have been published
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HOT SPRINGS. Sept. fs-Dis,rict
Attorney Whitman tonight received a
lelegram from New York announcing
inat tne iutcrrogatortes and authori-
fafiou Tor a commission 20 examine
persons who talked with San Schepps
koacnthal murder case witness ar.
rested here. would not be posted 10
Judge q. 2 Hun. the special commits.
sioner. until tomorrow The hearing
viii not begin until tho authorization
ls received here which probably viii
hn Safurdav Nr Whitman and A..
siffanf District Attorney Rubin VIII
remain here for rho hearing which
may not be until Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
Gets Divorce and
 Custody of Children
Mrs. Mary F.. Redmond Secures De. cree, AlimOny and Possession
 of Her HOmG

Judge J. M. Elliott, in Chancery Court yesterday issued a divorce de- cree in the case of Mrs. Mary E. Redmond agains; her husband. John H. Redmond, for an absolute divorce. The suit Was filed on July 3, 1912, by Attorney E. J. Kerwin for Mrs. Red mond and the complaint alleged that the husband was an habitual drunk ard and made the plaintiffs life in tclerable by his personal indignities. The decree gives Mrs. Redmond ab- solute divorce, the custody and care of the two children. Annie Agnes and John Herbert Redmond. $25 per month alimony and the use of the home at Ninth avenue ard Walnut street. The defendant is ordered to refra'n from entering the premises or in any way interfering with the rearing of the children and is also notified to pay court cost and the plaintiffs attorney fee. MT and Mrs. Redmond were married in this city
 n 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
WILSON WILL NOT
 STUMP COUNTRY Presidential Nominee Will Follow a Program of
 Scheduled Speeches. MUST BE INVITED
Eegin> Active Campaigning Septem. Der 1. Does Not Approve
 oi Expensive Tour.

Sea Girt. x. j.. Aug. ;3-Personal= tiles Will be absolutely eliminated from the speech oi Woodrow Wilson during his campaign for the presi- dencN ard he will not saump the country, accord ng jc statement 2 made by the Governor himself today.
 Il wiil make no expensive tours or speeches from trains" he said, but Will follow a program of sch dules addresses which is yet b be ar ranged by the national campaign eommiHtee. These speeches will be made in response 10 calls from the various states and they W Il be con fined to campaign subject and not persc Halities. l shall make suah speeches as the eampaign committee saggests to me provided l agree with them"
 The governor expects to begin act i've campaigning about September 1 and may reach some of the coast states. though he said that a call from the far west would be a s.b 2 order, He added that Mir. Bryan might make some speeches for the Democratic party, but that no definite arrangements to this effect has becn made. He declines tn comment on President Taf;s speech of acceptance, Governor Wilson went 10 New York tonight for a conference with the national chairman, Mr. McCombs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
BULL MOOSE
 GATHER IN 'CH| , Thousand Delegates Repre- senting 38 States Have
 Already Arrived.
WRIGHT A FAVORITE
Tennessee Man Being Urged For Vice President " hite Delegates
 From south Are Seated.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-With a bound of oncoming hosts of the Bull Moose party growing in intensity, develop ments came thick and( fast today in the camp of separation, the Congress
 Hotel.
 Nearly a thousand delegates al- ready are here and thrty-eight of the forty-eight states already are repre- scented.
 Others will come, all except South Carolina, which will have none of the new movement.
 1 Col. Theodore Roosevelt will arrive here on the Twentieth Century Limit ed Monday morning and will be met with an elaborate and carefully or ganized demonstration. He will come
 prepared to accept the nomination of
 the third party for the presidency. As his running mate, Governor Hiram
 Johnson, of California, probably will
 be selected. As the first step toward the organization of the convention the provision committee met today in the presidential suite of the Congress Ho- ! tel to form a temporary roll. This committee determined contests pre-
 sented from Mississippi, Georgia,
 Florida and by it's action made the
 Progressive party, so far as the south is concerned, white mans party. Aside from the meeting of the pro
 visional committee, the greatest in-
 terest centered around the proposition
 as to who should be named as the vice presidential candidate. The three
 Progressives who are hing talked
 about are. Governor Hiram w. John
 son, California; Luke E. Wright, of
 Tennessee, and John M. Parker, of Louisiana
 The men who are urging Luke Wright, of Tennessee, base their claims for his selection upon the fact
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
MORE SUITS TO
 RECOVER ON STOCK
STOCKHOLDERS lyTHE OLD PINE BLUFF TRUST COMPANY SEEK TO RECOVER
 ON STOCK.
Jeff Hicks, J. $. Ingram and Mrs. M. F. Rutherford are Made
 Defendants.

Two more suits were filed in the Jefferson circuit courr yesterday by Attorneys Coleman and Can't against J. s. Ingram, Jeff Hicks and Mrs. M. r. Rutherford. administratriX of the es ate of J. F. Rutherford, deceased, as directors of the old Pine Bluff Trust Company to recover on amounts paid for alleged worthless stock.
 Frank M. Roane entered suit for $1 200 and Mrs Hattie D. Duncan, as administratriX of the estate of David H. Duncan, seeks to recover $4,2fo with interest and cost of ac ion.
 The complaints are similar to those filed by c. c. Handy, Judge C. M. Philpot and others except for the amount of stock purchased. It is alleged that the defendants, as mem- bers of the board of directors of the Pine Bluff Trust Company, published false notices of dividends and sur plus when they had no surplus and by false representation induced the plaintiffs to purchase the stock which, it is alleged. was worthless.
 A copy of statement of the re- sources and liabilities of the Trust Company, which it is declared by the plaint if to be false, is appended to the complaint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04

that he served as Confederate in the civil far, is lifelong Democrat and has been honored by the nation in the way of public iofrice. Under the Roosevelt administration he was successively governor general of the Philippines, ambassador to Japan and secretary of war. He is a south erner to the backbone and has been active always in advancing the inter- ests of his section.
 Moreover Tennessee is debatable ground, so far as the new parry is concerned, if the men from that state are to be believed, and they are hope ful through the selection of Gen Wright the solid South will be brok- en-.
 The same argument which aples tC the selection of Gen. Wright applies 10 MT. Parker, of New Orleans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04

to have existed between Rose and Rosenthal. The prosecution is hard at work to secure evidence to discred- it this story
 Plot to Poison Prisoners.
 A mysterious tip was passed into Jack Rose, Harry Vallon and Bridgy WebLer, in the West Side court pris- on today hat some one on the outside is trying to put poison in their food The prisoners immediately stopped ordering meals from hotels as they nave been doing and have taken tc eating only food prepared for then, by their wives or other relatives These precautions taken by the pris- oners themselves are no more rigor- ous than the safeguards provided by the authorities against the introduc- ton of revolvers knives, poison, ol any other means by which the men might kill themselves. Everything that reaches the susIects, even theil food, is thoroughly inspected before it's delivery to them.
 "Lefty" Louie Arrested.
 Tannersville, \. r., Aug. 3.-'Lef- ty' Louie, one of the gun men alleg- ed to have fired the fatal shot at Her. man Rosenthal on the night of July 26 was found by detectives in a small boarding house here late to- night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
Continued on Page 2.)
We Want Your Business

We are always on the lookout for something or some way to please or help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in busy little elec- tric machine to sharpen your old Safety Razor Blades. Price 25 for single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you 25 to 65c per dozen. We have Eastman ikocaKs and Sup plies all kinds of sundries from tal- cum powder at 15c per pound to s1.25 for small can. A full line of Brocard Imported Russian Perfumes, Pow ders and Toilet Waters. We have laid you about our new fountain the neat est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the highest quality we keep. Four delivery boys with wheels delivering as fast as they can in the city and we have a great many friends outside of the city that send us all their orders. even if they need something we don't car rv we will send our buyer out and hnv if for them. We have bought avervthing from meat to knitting needles. Come in to see us and make yourself at home.
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE
 4We Deliver 1t Quicker"
 (Most the time)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
WANTS TO SHIP HIS
 CATTLE TO THIS CITY

That Pine Bluff is profiting by the
 advertising that has been done through the organization of the Ar kansas Packing Company in his city and that all the necessary cattle that could be handled by the packing plant would be shipped here by firms here tofore unheard of, was evidenced yes terday when a letter was race,ved by tn Chamber of Commerce from J. A Boyd and Company, of Coll'Estor, La The letter states that the firm has 1O6 head of fine cattle, consisting oi cattle, hogs and sheeps, which ar. ready for market and asking for tfe market price The letter will bs turned over to Simon Whitestone general manager of the packing com pany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-04
ARCHBOLD'S HEARING
 SET FOR DECEMBER 8
Argument of Judges Attorney Con. snmes Most of Session of
 Impea cIment Court,

Washington, Aug. 3.-Following a long executive session the Senate named December 3, 1912, as the date for the trial of Judge Robert w. Arch bold of the Commerce Court. The Senate was divided upon the question of postponing action in this case and nineteen Senators voted to fix an ear Her date.
 Arguments today by Archbold's at torney, A. s. Warrington, and by a Representative on the part of the House managers, consumed most of the session of the court of impeach- ment