The evening world., 1913-08-14
NJ Des1tlsA.' said Gov. oiynA. ~
- ase1A6 - oSvssaos q Ne STATE
q new Ysst ~ virsas q authority
vssssA n Ne ~ ne xegis,starss
Z SHAH ~ stesaVs - sseuvy the
e1iese - ~ second Seer. Neither
shail Z can ayen NE STAG Of exec.
v3lve elsshs fsg ass1stAaos Aex 81.
No tAs ~ Of NE naval militia. !
Aavs NJ own STAG Of oisrts saa
w11l - - position - haaAls sAy
aaeess tAAa . beoaghs before ne
n ~ saUeslty - oevsrAer Of NE
OeaAo 81 New Yogk."
soMG PERSONS SEEMED TO *
PgcT 4 0lo RIOT.

crowd nat thSonged me b8 pubic room
o. ths executive offices on the Moor BE-
toW. Il appeared that . great masy
~ persons had anticipated riot and earn
- age In the corridors Of the Capitol and
y had FASTENED TO witness the spectacle.
sec. Nothing could have been more peaceful
than the Inauguration OF dual system
o.es government Of the State.
% Patrick Il. McCabe. Cslrk OF the SEN
~ aAA served the summons 10 the I'm
~ parchment trial on Gov. suiscr.
~ The ceremony. II such It might be called.
40 took place In che big room! on the south
~ east cornes OF the second floor OF tho
Capitol, the walls OF which are lined
. With portraits Of former Governors OF
90 ~ state.
There we're about sixty Newspaper
reporter from ell over the East In the
Executive Chamber when Gov. Sulssr
esSivsd and wsat into . private once
aAjoining. In the big leather chairs
~ around the walls were seated many OF
! the Governors personal friends-on
haoA 70 isad him their moral support.
TIE outer office and corridors we're
.<thseased with visitora
ploNAl hoNoeeHoG OF oooo
LUCK TO SULzER.
Nr. NcCaAe. with the bundle Of pa.
psss to b. served on Gov. Sulser un.
Ger his arm. waited alongside the Gov.
- ssnors big hat-top desk. In cerns'
- e the once Wa Q big floral horssshoe.
SSis moral tribute made H. apSear.
~ ssss sooa after the arrival Of the Gov.
~ Genor. It was viewed with aaxioua
concern b. Members Of the bodyvuard
- A-.a- - ~
more or less familiar With Il.
After the noral piece had been placed
:. - the Governors desk big piacard
was fastened % the top. II could b
read Q block away. The inscription
v1s: "our Governor. Stand arm. Ths
~ people believe in you. The attempt
vent u treason
ernor would resume his practice Of con-
|, Ssrriag with the newspaper men at II
re O'Clock In the morning. II was aftsi
= II o'clock when the Governor appeared
~ looling quite At considsring the strain
q the Sast two weeks. M. Accsbs
% wAo has no love for Gov. 6uissr
q stsppsd up and shook hands lnclden
% tsut Gov. sulssr thinks the same sbou
. b1cACy Ac>eoO - .o~oSO tasuei
Hbeut him.
. ~'oovsrnor." said Necsbs. II have
been directed by the President Of th,
q senate TO serve you with this summon,
aad this certified copy Of articles Of
- impsachment-'
soh. all right" remarked the Cover.
nes. tossing the papsrs on his deck
80 turning sway from McCabs
'cAlle FoR GRAVES, HIS IN
CROSSING CLERK.
"whsrS's Mr.. dravesr called tn,
Governor In = loud tone. Half q dozer
SO attaches Of the once lsapsd to nne
- Mr.. 0rsves. who IL the executive en-
~ ,Srossing clerk. Gov. Suiser spied In ,
AZ corner Senator wende OF Buffalo.
~rli see you in few minutes. sena
4 tes." called the Governor In q vsic,
audible all over the executive end o.
tAe second floor.
II In . few minutes Gov. suiser wa
: deeply engaged In holding conferences
with visitors At his desk and signinI
Letters brought to him by clerks. II
no way did he depart from adherence