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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
MRS. SUFFERS NAME
BROUGHT into CASE
BY BROKER FULLER
Tells of Conversation He Had
With Governor Day After
Being Called by Frawley
Committee
Lays Bare in His Testimony
Details of Suffers Stock Ex-
change Transactions $50 Big
Four, His Favorite, Slumped
Month After Month

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 3o.-New and
astonishing evidence in relation TO his
stock speculation was set before the
impeachment court to-day. II was
even more interesting than the avowal
Of witness that when he gave the
candidate 5000 last fall Mr. Sulzer bade
him keep quiet about II. as gifts IKE
this was personal and he did not intend
to mention them in his sworn state
ment of campaign gleanings
1t was in the Peoples house IN Al
bany that the governor spoke of Mrs.
Suizer. Broker Melville B. Fuller, who
told the story today. had been called
thither on July 30th. He had been
subpoenaed the day before by the
Frawley committee to testify regard
ing Mr. Suffers marginal account with
Harris g. Fuller. The governor want
ed to talk with Mr.. Fuller about 1t.
Their conversation took place in Mr..
Suffers library after dinner. only the
governor and the broker were present
Relied On own Attorney.
81 said to him" Mr.. Fuller testified,
shat I had been subpoenaed to APP
near before the Frawley committee
with my books: that l felt any client
doing business with me was entitled
to all the protection that the law would
give him: that / had consulted with
my attorney, and II he advised me that
could legally refuse to answer these
questions and produce my books
would do SO"
us that all" asked Tsidor Kresel, for
the prosecution.
NO" said Mr.. Fuller You wan,
me to tell what the governor said 70
meT,
Certainly, we want the entire con-
versation." Mr.. Krese1 replied.
So Broker Fuller got a new grip OF
his voice and plunged ahead. He said
, the governor told him Lewis Marshall s
/ opinion " rs that the Frawiey commit.
tee could not force Mr.. Fuller to an
swer questions or produce books
II told him." Mr. Fuller continued
that should depend upon my attor-
ney In regard 10 that"
Then referring to securities which
Mr.. Sulzer had deposited in his account
with Harris & Fuller. Mr.. Fuller wen1
on:
Belonged to Mrs. Sulxer.
! Governor Sulxer said TO me: Mr.
| Fuller. you know that these securitie.
were Mrs. Suffers. don't your and
! said. NO. / did not He'll he said
| these securities belonged TO Mrs. Sui
! ger when l brought them to you. Sh,
| had a loan with the Carnegie Trus
company. They required me to give
a note every three months. and It wa:
very annoying; so I took the securitie,
down to you and borrowed the money
/ from you"
Il said to Governor Sulzers sTha
may all be true. There Is no evidenc.
of anything of that kind on my book:
Continued on Second Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
Favor Recognition OF China.

PEKIN. Sept. 30.---The foreign
diplomats at meeting here today
adopted unanimously a resolution in
favor Of recognition OF the Chinese
republic. No date was fixed for such
sr0cognition, but 1t was suggested that
IN be announced Immediately after the
sfnAuxuratton Of the president, which
hAs been Professionally arranged for
eOctoher 10th. which will be the an
adversary of the establishment of the
republic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01

GALL MONROE 40
II your paper does mot
reach you regularly and
promptly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01

,continued on Fifth Page,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
POPE ENJOYS MEAL
WITH RELATIVES
At VATICAN
Proof That Holy Father Is
Really COnvalescent Re-
ceived With Rejoicing by
Faithful at Rome.

my Leased Wire 20 evening Hcrald.l
Rome. April i9.--For the FIRST time
since his illness the pope and his sis
tiers iunched ri the Vatican together
win Angelo sarto. his brother. today
This is considered here as proof that
the pope IL really convaiescing, and
has been received with rejoicing
among the faithful In Rome.
The pope slept quietly FOR two
hours this morning. His breathing
was easier and his rest more refresh
ing than u had been
Professor Mnrchiafava and Or.
Amici. the ia pal physicians announc-
ed that owing 40 the continued inn
prOvement in the popes condition
only one bulletin "A day would be nov
Issued from the sick room.
This mornings bulletin read as
follows.
His Holiness passed very tram
quil night. with his temperature
standing this morning al e7.1. HIS
coughing spells and expcctoration
have further diminished and his gem
orai mond.iion ~ stronger and bet
Ter. owing TO the continued amello-
ration. only one bulletin daily will be-
Issued"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
AMATEUR WIRELESS
OPERATORS ARE
LICENSED
Government Enforcing Law
Designed to Prevent Inter
ference With Radio Tele-
graph Communication.
1888 Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.

~ Leased Wire Go Evening Herald.
Washington. April ia.-Amuteur
wireless operators have been exceed-
ingiy active In applying Tor licenses
under the act 10 regulate radio com
municution which went into effect
December 10 last During the four
months ~ the laws existence l,ls5
amateur operators licenses have been
granted and 6s5 90 amateur station,
az shown by the records OF the bureau
of navigation Of the commerce. de-
partmsnt In the same period there
have been ISSUED 1879 first grade
commercial operators' licenses and
isG second class
Thus far "a American shlp stations
and IS coast stations have been H.
censed lHspections already made, u
ls said. have considerably Increased
the efficiency of wireless apparatus
on ship and coast station.
By the end 81 this month the bu-
rcau'a ten Inspectors la the Held VIII
be- equipped with testing instruments,
designed by the hureau Of standards
FOR the purpose ~ mrasuring wave
lengths 10 reduce Interference and
insure the orderly use Of radio conn
munication.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
CHAVEZ GIRL DIED
CONTINUED from Page onc3

sotiate chemist of The University of
Ncw MeXlco. who made chemical
analysis of portion OF the contents
nl the ehild's Stomach The report OF
PROT CiuFk aH definite aud complete
hs possible under The circumstances,
was completed late last night sum
ming up his remarks Prof Clark
says "i uin convinced of the pres
cnce of stychnino la the stomach
contents examined aud am willing to
take oath a. that effect
That strychnine caused tho death of
the child VIVA established By Prof
clark by experimenting with q fruR
The frog wac given one ounce OF the
material extracted from the childa
stomach. ln thirty minutes the frog
was dead. the symptoms exactly dupll-
eating those of the Chavez girl before
she passed away.
Prof John -, Cark's report. SUBJ
mitted at the inquest today is as foi-
lows;
Albuquerque y. H. April le
Hon Manuel vigil District Attorney
Albuquerque. y "a.
Dear sir Tho following rs rt-
port of my examination Of portion
of stomach contents furnished me hy
Dr Frank
stomach contents about one ounce,
reddish hquld containing what APP
penrod 10 be very tiny fragments uf
meat After boing put through the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
BOSTON MARATHON
WON By WESTERN
ATHLETE


Eft3 Leased Wire - A. ming ilcrald.l
BOSTON. April lp- itx Carlson. 81
Mlnheapulir, won le seventeenth
sfarntron rnc~ 81 Tho Bqaton Ath-
ietic aanotialion from Ashland 10 this
csty to-day. . distance uf 4 miles over
rolling roads His Time was : hours
"a minutes. IA "a seconds.
The record for the course - !.
hours. "a minutes. ~ ~ Heconde,
made ~ 1912 b. Mike hyan Of View
York.
starter Brown sent the bench away
promptly at IL O'Clock. a dry breeze
had put the roads In flno shape for
gathered along the route.
The FIRST ave miles over fairly level
ground 10 the first checking point al
Fgnmlneham was covered by Harry
smith, 81 Now York in minutes and
80 seconds. tho record being n min
utes,
Rain began 50 fall az the runners
passed through Natick at the end OF
nine miles.
Al Wellesley. 81 miles ON the
course. smith was leading. having
covered the distancc IN 80 minutes.
The record az this point ID one hour,
20 seconds. made ~ Mike Ryan Ia
1919. Fahrc Was second by full
minute while Allen was ghird.
smith SCI the pace until within four
miles 81 the finish when Carlson oas-
ny PASSED him The Minneapolis
runner was close 10 the record. three
miles from the finish. but not being
pushed he made no apparent effort
a. establish new figures. sockalexis
PASSED smith three miles from the
goal but neTef Threatened the leader
Smith wac firing fast when he stag.
gcrcd across the line. Allan quit
The times Of the next three who IN.
iahed were:
George McInerny. philadelphia,
ss3i.s5
Edward Fabrc. Montreal. g:ss;-
- s-6
John j. Stack. Bronx Churchhouse
New York. 9.ss;3S rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
SOCIALISTS GLOll
OVER PARALYSIS
OF INDUSTRY
IN BELGIUM
Conservative Estimate Places
loss Dne to Political Strike
at Two Millions Of Dollars
Every Day.
NO PROSPECT OF AN
EARLY SETTLEMENT

~ IIe&eG4 Wire % Evening Herald.
Brussels April ie.---rwelse miil-
Ion duilafr II the Figures complied
IN Trustworthy rirrles ~ Heiaiums
loss ia the hrrl six days Of the strike
FOR squad political rights. which has
been Joined by about 4eo. ooo men,
Half the male population OF the coun.
try
Two-thirds 81 this lass OF te.e0n. GEO
a aas falls. according 81 Socialist
trade leaders. on the employers and
supporters 81 the existing system. The
oFeanizers OF. the strike affirm that
the men by exercising soif-denial can
hold out an long a. the capitaliets are
willing 20 endure their deprivation ~
dividends for a political reason only.
al appearances go 10 show that the
strike win continue for consider
able period.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
WOMEN WHO DON'T
BALLOT INVADE
WASHINGTON
Anti-suffragettes Descend Ia
Force on Senate Committee
Prepared to Combat De-
mands Of suffragettes.


my Leased Wire 90 EycnInR Herald.
Washineton, Aprll .--Anti-suftra-
rssis appeared IN force today at the
capital prepared 10 protest to the
senate woman sunfase committee
against any constitutional amendment
fitine the right OF franchise 20 their
SSH
Among ihe principal speakers were
Mis- Arthur ~. Dodge. president Of
the DatiOual association opposed 90
woman sunrage. Mrs. a. j. George,
secretary Of the Aasachusetis branch
81 the organization. Hnd Miss Lacy
). Price, one uf 81 forfmost lecturers
and workers
Mfs. william T.. puRam OF Mass
achasetts read paper hy Kate Doug.
las Wlggins. the author
- cnnnot believe that the ballot is
the first. OF the next or the best thing
10 g0gk FOR she read ~ want wo-
men 10 be a good homemaker. good
mother and loyal infellgent active
rltizru. but above am % be- a helpful,
insplriug force n the
world, rather than q useful and In
duoutlal factor In politics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

usual process for thu elimination nt
Eat, protein and other body aud foot
substances "a very small 8moHni OF
concentrated extracted material gave
faint but positive tests with AN aika
loidnl reagents Under the micro
scope The extract showed frW traces
of stryChnine and had a faint nui pct.
fectly distinct alkaluidal taste When
tried by the Psychological test ou p
frog about one ounce in weight tho
material extracted from the stomach
contents caused an the symptoms cot
strychnino poisoning in that uuimul
mlthuugh such symptoms were Tons.
or than usual ln appoarngl and ion
one hair hour caused the death 90
that animal An symptoms 90 this
frog dying exactly duplicated thoYu
symptoms Of pr Franks patient as
those symptoms were dcsCrihcd O."
me by Dr Frank
You undoubtedly understand The
difficulty under which In Frank
worked u getting this material th'
reason Tor his furnishing me with 500
little, and the consequent difficulty ON
my part la getting strong positive
tests. Nevertheless am convinced
OF the presence of strychninc in
the stomach contents examinod aud
am willing to take oath 10 that et-
feet
This report respectfully submitted,
JOHN ~ CLARK,
Associate Professor of Chemistry
University Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
BOY SCOUTS GIVEN
BRONZE MEDALS
FOR CALAMITY
Suffragettes Decorate Youths
Who Helped Police Protect
Paraders in Washington on
Day Before Inauguration.

{ liy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
Washington. April 49, Boy scouts
Ia khaki today thronged Penney vdnla
avenue in greater numbers than 90
amy time since March g. when they
aided tho police in protecting the suf-
fragist marchers GA that day. They
received mcdals from the women lea
appreciation for their assistance on
that occasion The presentatlon look
place in "a downtown th,atcr
As the boys gathered at the thoaicr
they we're greeted With applause ana
Thanksgiving OF tho humorous wpm-
on who were early on hand Co witness
the proceedings
The medals are handsome hronac
trophies commemorate of ihc par-
AIDE event and each one bears the en-
RrRYod name of the recipient,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
AVIATOR DROPS TO
DEATH AT CHICAGO
rIy Leased Wire To Evening Herald.

Iity Leased Wire Co Evening Herald !
Chicago, April H. CBulictin.) Ut
To W. Brodic, professional aviator
WIS Killed today by fan of his ma
chino from height of t0rty-fivo foot
al the aviation grounds ON West Six
ty-thlrd street and South FIFTY second
avenue. Brodis was head Of "a school
Of aviation and was testing new ma
chin. - Is believed that his cloth
ing caught in the rs wheel of the
engine. 49, the aeroplhnc tipped Graz
us before plungiug Ca earth.
Aou,l~ almost given away last
,aie. The Lfadcr, son West CeniIHl.
The Cliftous. new act crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
LUMBER COMPANY FOUND
GUILTY OF MAIL FRAUD
nv Icnscd Wire 10 Is,cuing IfrraId. /

philadelphia April iN-~A verdict
Of guilty Was rendered IN the United
states district court today against the
promoters and officers Of the lntcrna-
tional Lumber and Development COM
pany, who we're charged with con
splracy io drfrrud stockholders ~
iho company through The United
states malls
The government charged that the
company, sold stock 10 tho amount Of
tG.O00,o0O by circulating false ana
misleading literature through the
mails rcRafdiug me value aud prohts
of plantation OF 2s.00o acres In
Campeche. Mex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

Lincoln, Seb., April lbs W.
Appicwhite, secretary of mining in
terchts ~ Mexico who was reported
held hy Mcxicans for IL largc ransom,
b. safc in Nnco Ari1.. according 90
word received here this morning by
his brother .in-iAw. Dr g. ~ shoe-
maker The message came from AZ
fged Evans at San Antunio Texas.
who had his Information direct from
Mr. Applewhite.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
PEACE DESCENDS UPON
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
Iny leased Wire a. Il,cnlnE lIcrald

IN IN'nNVU VITO IU IIN'nIHE IIVIH1W'
Washington. April ia-Whcn the
annual contincntnl congress of the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
lion met to-day in ~ anal session. Il
WAS ghost of rs former self Fol-
loving the election of Mrs william
Cummlnes storey yesterday as presi-
dent general. with the election OF
seven Vice presidents general MANY
delegates lrft for their homes. Others,
tired out hy the election nRht. remain-
cd in their hotels
u was apparent that majority oi
those who attended the closing meet
ms were admirers of Mrs storey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
WILSON
ENJOYS RESPITE
FROM DUTIES
Fails to Show Up at White
House for First Time Since
Inauguration; Afternoon Is
Spent in Automobile.

By Lcased Wire 10 Evening Herald
Washington Ami ta.--Preaident
Wilson took day OF tor the FIRST
time since his Inauguration. &c did
not eome To the executive offices but
spent the morning ln his study in the
white house and planned Go take "a
long automobile ride In the afternoon
Dayton Flood Omaha Tornado
special moving pictures tomorrow and
Monday stai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

Book neor-now ready--order a
cnse. southwestern Brewery a leo Co.
Phones so and 5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19
rmERrY.Two ENTRIES
IN sr. LOUIS RACE

Sd. Louis. Mo-. April william
] Kennedy ~ The Illinois Athletic
club won the Marathon race here to-
day IN , hours minutes. - second.
Vi far onsdisianced all competitors.
The race WAS over ihe full Mnrthon
distance OF rs miles. Ss5 yards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

DAYTON Flood omaha Tornado
special moving pictures tomorrow aud
Monday 90 g., stall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

Dayton Flood Omaha Tornado
npncinl moving pictures tomorrow and
Mondex--srlslais
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

DAYTON Flood omaha Tornado
special moving pictures tomorrow ana
Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

tsood- nlmsst given away. Last
salc. The Leader, 500 West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

~. Louis. Mo-, April ia.-Entries
for the marathon race this afternoon
under the auspices 81 the Missouri
Athletic club were open until noon to-
fas.
Thiriy-two entrants weer ready for
lae start az Gumboy. 81 Louis county
al noon Weather conditions were
ideal hut many feared a record would
not be made because today was the
nfa time a marathon had been run
over the course TIE road vas dusty
IT. places but smooth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-19

Kew yaudoI NO, crgsIal.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-11-27
JEB WHITE BROUGHT UP ON THE CARPET
Nbbed by Paete Booster while His Way Procure Money Order to
Send Mail Or House for Lot of GOOdS-Jeb Accompanies His
Friend to Number of Ontario Business Houses and Thoroughly Con.
vinCed that He Would Profit by Buying at Home Hereafter.

a lady trying to exchange pair OF
shoes she bought from Sears and Ro-
buck che paid 80 for. Say IL you had
seen those shoes In comparison with
RAIDERS shoes IL would cure you OF
sending of. No sir. not nickel OF
my money goes to mail order houses
RAIDERS store is good enough for
anyone. You can buy shoes, drygoods,
hats. men 8 furnishings and groceries
a less prices, freight prepaid. and the
quality is their standard. Next time
you need bill of goods call on
Raiders. they will figure with you.
That's where am going now. My wife
wants n pair of thuse 9so blankets at
RAIDERS. Mail order houses want the
same price with 900 added extra for
postage Better come with me its
the store that saves you money.
"Stop right here John. don't need
to visit any more stores. I'm con
vinced. IN never spend another cent
outside of Ontario. "Tbere's just
one more piece we want to 90. DO
you take the Ontario Argusf "NoY"
Then its no wonder you went wrong.
1 Lave been taking the Argus ever
since ! been here. l also have all
my printing done right here Mt the
Argus office and they do dandy work.
much better than the ordinary print
shop. They can get out any class Of
printing you want. You don't have
to send out OF town for your printing
OF any kind. The Argus 10 dandy
clean paper aud does all II can 10
build up Ontario and works at IL day
and night "
At "Cope Il Duunuck's" tailor
shop where you can get 'suitetd".
Ladies' and gents suits made TO order
on the premise or Chicago at lesser
rates. Suits from sl5 up aud strictly
guaranteed fit and workmanship. Our
cleaning aud pressing is done by eX'
perienced hands and can be depended
on. Club rates ~ desired. Ladies'
cloth by the yard. Rain coats made
To measure. Build up Ontario and
buy your next suit from n "tnilor. !"
We understand how to measure you
better than these fellows not In tho
business and 30 the waaes are kept
at home. Suits for ladies or gents.
lowest prices. Scope a Dunnuck. "
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-11-27
WILL BOOST HIGHWAY
Governor West Hopes TO Get County
And Railroad Officials Together

Salem.-Further steps TO straighten
out the difficulties that have hindered
the completion OF the Columbia river
wagon road from Portland 10 The
Dalles. viii be taken by Governor
West, when he expects to arrange a
meeting between the county court at
Hood River and the representatives
OF the O.-W. X. a. N. railroad company.
The question Of right OF way has
blocked the building OF the road,
which. when completed viii be one OF
the so mic highways OF the state. In
one place II Ii necessary TO parallel
the railroad on the cOmpany's right
OF way. and 30 far the company has
withheld its consent for the highway
TO occupy any OF It's ground, giving as
reason that II would interfere with
double tracking It's line.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-11-27
Klamath Expected to Vote Bonds

Klamath.-There will be some op
position 10 the 100000 bond issue 10
be voted on next month for county
roads. but there is now every indica.
tion that the bonds viii be voted b.
large majority.
If the bonds are voted The lakeshore
boulevard along the east side OF Lake
Ewauna will become a reality THIS
WI open direct route 10 large
farming area. aud viii also make one
~ the most pleasant drlyeways In tho
klamath cocntry.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-11-27
Boise Mall Clerk confesses

Boise. Idaho.--With his pockets
packed with letters addressed to local
business men and In which there was
money and numerous checks. George
w Boyd. for many years u trusted en-
plO'e OF the Boise postoffice. was ar
,cs,ed here by Postoffice Inspector
Neal on the charge OF robblng tho
United States mails. When "sweated"
he made full confession.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-11-27
Hood Asks Exhibit Space.

Hood Riyer.-To make an estimate
OF the funds that II will be necessary
for the county court TO appropriate
and include In next years budget, the
Hood River Commercial club has been
endeayoring TO find how much space
can be obtained for Hood River ex-
hibits at the International Panama ox-
position at San Francisco. II Is the
purpose OF the club TO aid the court
In making two exhibits. one In the
Oregon building and the other In the
palace OF horticulture.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-11-27

An industry that promises much fu-
ture development recently has been
launched in the unfrequented sections
Of central and southern Oregon by the
Oregon Borax company. a subsidiary
OF the American Soda Products com
pany OF Portland and San Francisco.
The propect is an extensive and an
important one. Il provides immediate
development OF the soda deposits In
Alkali lake, Lake county. II is said
that these deposits now are in the
form OF carbonate Of Soda product
that enjoys a ready market.