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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
CONFERENCE ADJ0URNs


lBy LEASED Wlrc 40 Evening lierald.l
colorado springs Colo. sept ts.f-
Tho forts FIRST annual meetink of the
American Public Hcalth association
concluded last night with meeuns
nt which resolutions oi thanks 90 lo-
cal officials and the press of Colorado
SPRINGS and Denver were adopted
The meetine followed dinner IN
honor of the delegates and then
wives given by DR. j.. a. tntlcdge.
superintendent of the Modern Wood
men mnatosium 60 which the visit
ors. numbering zoo. were taken in
Automobiles hy local people, The
scientists were greatly Impressed With
the institution which Dr. Peter
prycc Of Ottawa ln tonst declared
cxemplifled the supreme pnd of eci-
enre practical application. Dr. Rut'
ledge created ere1i enthusiasm wiih
hts declarau0n that tho hame now
has 1902 graduates cured tuhcrcn'
lars who are numbered aEoiI
among ihe ranks ~ the world'N breae
winners. Several other aqiVAiiNa o'
lnatlonW plominence also spoke
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
CALIFORNIA DOCTOR SAYS
POSSIBLY HE ~ Sl'Stsl,tfT

san Jose. Cal, Sept. f3.--Dr. Alfred
Orrichla. who has lived here since last
April. said today he might be the man
sought by the New York police aa
tine young married surgeon Annette
Day loved
81 and my family" he said, were
neighbors 81 the Days ana the fam
lilies we're intimate. The last time /
saw Annette was when she ate Christ
mas dinner at our house q few days
before I loft for San Francisco
81 have not written letters to any
one In Brooklyn or In the east because
] feared the blaekhand," he said.
The police may have thought u
strange that I should have been
threatened by thr black hand. but !
have tho letters IN my possession
"rhey threatened the lives OF myself
and my wife
MY wife went hack 20 Brooklyn Ia
August 10 bo confined and expect hen
to return as soon as she is well
enough to travel "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
BODY OF new YORK
MAYOR LIES
IN STATE
Coffin of Gaynor Rests for
Brief Time in Liverpool
Town Hall Amid Trappings
Usually Reserved for Roy.
atty.


[By Leased Wire Ia Itv"ning Herald. I
Liverpool, sept i3.-B Bearing home.
ward the boay of the late mayor OF
New York, William j. Ca, r. who
died on hoard the steamer Baltic AZ
sea Wednesday afternoon. the Cunarl
line steamer Lusitunla sailed from
Liverpool shortly after 9 o'clock this
afternoon. The vessel h expected 20
reach New York next Friday.
Unprecedented tributes were rend
erred In honor OF the late mayor while
the body was on British soil From
the time the casket was removed from
the steamer Baltic. last night until Il
was transferred to the LusitHnia this
morning. the body lay In state In the
Liverpool town hall amid trapplngs
used at the public funeral of a British
monarch and Of prominent English
statesmen.
The oaken coffin draped In the
Stars ana stripes now rests In spe-
cial compartment on board the ocean
liner. Throughout the voyage "a
New York IL win be guarded by eight
uniformed quartermastcrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
NOTED SHORT STORY
WRITER SEEKS DIVORCE


lBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Esssnsdl
Columbus. a.. sept rs. JeesIe Em-
erson Bailey, who under her former
name Of Jessle Emerson Mosfatt b
a Weil known writer Of short stories.
has fiied suit IN the FRANKLIN county
courts through hor attorneys for a
divorce from Frank Duncan bailey,
of London England. 90 whom she was
married IN New York city. June 8.
i9ll. While Mrs Bailey is maklng
her legal home M Columbus az pres
eut. her husband q IN Seattle. Wash.
In her petition. Mrs Bailey AYERS
that while her husband represented
hlinerlf OF superior habiis and exom-
plary conduct before their mnrrinre.
subsequent events proved that he wna
without such characteristics. The
wife further ayers that on February
~. 1912. her husband attempted nn
assault on her with "a heavy chair,
hut that the assault failed because ~
the husbands alleged enffebiea con-
dltiun Mrs. Bailey AYERS that the
dag following this Incident she lcti
him and has not lived with him since
The plaintiff Is the daughter ~ MT.
and Airs Edward Randolph Emerson
and was born ia Fredonln. ~ - Am'
gust q. fsS2 She WAS first married to
Joseph Aiphous Moffatt, Sept ~
1895. It is from her second marriage
that she ls seeking relief IN colutn
hus She Is menher of the Wom'
nn's press club Of New York city
and has boon a president ~ the New
Workers. club 0f Ncw York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
WOODENTOMBSTONE
TO ILLUSTRATE
ARGUMENT ON
CURRENCY
Representative Smith Startles
House by Unique Exhibit to
Demonstrate Evils Of Pro-
posed Measure.
PUTS BUSINESS AT
MERCY OF POLITICS

fny fcaeeti wine to Evening ffegaia ]
Waehineion. Sept ia wooden
tombstone, seven feet tan and fou
feet sQuare, was raised on the flor
OF lhe HOUSE today 20 illustrate an
Araumout hy Representative smith os
Minnesota. that iiso ndminimraiien
cuFrcnc, bili would put the industry.
labor, agriculture nnd commerce 81
the United States under the control
Of four men appointed by the party
in power on the base ~ me monu-
ment were painted seven circles. rem
resenting the seven mcinbors 81 the
federal reserve board propeaed hy the
bili pf these, four. according 50 Mr..
smith The sccrctafy vf agriculture.
secretary of the treasury and the
comptroller of the currency. with a
fourth member selected hy thom--
would control the board.
They would chanrc. he said, with
each ndmlinstratiun and make Tho
board a pariisan political lnaliiuiion.
ON the shaft Ut lhc monument wcrn
painted alxiy-nine different funclIona.
described by ar Smlh a. she pow-
era OF the federal reserve hoard.
While endorsing the principles of
the bill, Mr. smith opposed the plac-
INK Of such large powers In the
members of the hoard.
I. what ] contend for IL the snbstl.
tuition of non-pnrtisan. non political
control Cor control by banks" said
he. The great political power which
President Jackson saw in the First
and Second National banks OF hss
day we're mere pyemirs when com.
pared to che Eiganiic power Imposed
on federal reserve board ANA which
hy lhe pressed hill IL made the prize
OF each uatieaal election.
"lf o method or means can 30
evolved ~ which the governments can
maintain control and regulation ol
,he bauking ana currency system and
ai the same time prevent Il from be.
coming tool and Instrument 81 DO.
iisicnl pressure ana party expediencs
li would be decided improvement
over the measure now before the
house"
A general attack on the method
of putung the bill through ihe houa,
was made by Representative GALLOWAY
of Texas, Democrat. who protested
Nigorouslf aeainst 'iunowing Wilsul
ana Bryan hundiy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
Habeas Corpus Proceedings In
stituted at Concord May
Lead to United States su-
preme Court.
INJUNCTION REsTRAINs
ALL PARTIES TO CONTEST
Prisoner Ordered Produced at
LittletOn, N. H.. Next Tues.
day; New York Not Repre-
sented at Hearing.


Concord. y. a.. sept. l2.-in the
United states district court i'm this
city this afternoon Judge Edgar Al
drich sranted the petition of counsel
for Harry X. Thnw for q writ &c hn-
heas corpus rcturnahie at Llttleton Oh
Tuesday next az ~ a. m
Nathaniel D. Martin OF this city. ana
Mcrril shurtlcff of T.ancastor. an
peared an counsel for Thaw. The state
Of New YORK was not represented az
the hearing.
Proceedings were In chambers. only
the Judge counsel and clerk Of tho
court being admitted Judge Aidrich
iasued also an injunction res,rainina
an parties from interfering with the
service OF the writ or with Thaw.
pending the hearing at Littleton.
Copies OF the writ and injunction
VIII be served on Sheriff Drew of
Coos county. William r. Jerome ano
Attorney General James p Tuttie
The effect OF this proceeding is IN
bring the situation 20 standstill un.
til next Tuesday
Thaw's counsel left for Coiobrooh
nj 2:so p. m and Judge Aldrich took
the sume train for his nome m Little.
ton The proceeding IN the federal
court heads off extradltion with the
result That the case may be- taken hs
appeal 10 the United States suprcms
court
Judge Aldrich's rcscript says. Ia
part;
The petition of Harry r. Thaw foi
10 writ of hnhcas corpus under United
States authority invokos the four.
teenth amendment to the constitution
of the United States which amoni
other thlnEs. declares that no stat,
shall deprive nny person Of life. liher.
~ or property without due process OF
law. as well as other federal laws Will
reference 10 tho roatraint Of persona
liberty.
while resorvinE 10 federal author
ity the exercise VI an such ultlmat,
power and the discharge Of an sucl
duty az the constitution and laws 81
the United states contemplate IN
situation likc this. and while accord
Ing Ca federal and state intorpreta
tlons. state authority In respect 1,
extradition results primarily II no
altogether from federal law, u Is no
intended that the issuance of the wri
shall Interfere at an, for the presen
at lcnst. with such of tho authorltie
OF the state of New Hampshire a.
may be called on to deal with pro
bloms involved In the proposition o
oxtradltion."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
RUMORS or ATTEMPTED
ktDN ApTNG At COl.EnnDOt

Colebrook y. H.. Sept 49, After
another night ~ rumors OF kldnapinu
Harry Is Thnw awoko today o. Rnge
on the rain soaked streets and to con-
fer with counsel regarding the hear
ing with Governor Fc!kcr ut Concord
IN opposition to his extradiilon 20
the state of Now York This hear
ing. according 20 the understanding Of
the Thaw lawyers. win he held -
wednesday Thnw viii probably be-
removed 60 tho capital Monday with
out further court procedure here
Neither side t"usiing the other. ana
Thnw's special guards trusting neither
side. an hands kept watch az the ho-
tel whore Thuw rs housed until well
after midnight
At2a on, an oyerwrought reporter,
sure tho presence Of some strange men
and automobiles about the building
meant no good, ran down the silent
Railways shouting at tho top of hls
lungs Tho .utlre hotel was awaken
ed In nn instant sheriff Drew. who
had retired ran into the han ln his
night clothrs and twenty reporters
half dressed and disheveled, dashed
down the thc lobby TO telephone foi
lautOmobilcs Women guests peckeo
from behind doors on tho verge OF
Mysteries. and the ThaW guards, wor
ried but Ignorant OF what WAS IA,
matter. mussed themselves Ia front ol
| his door
Thaw himself did not wake up Wi
liam r Jerome also slept soundh
though Franklin Kennedy deputy al
torncy gonoal from New York ap
penred Tor few moments until h'
had satisfied himself thal Thaw wat
lsafe. Mr. Jerome received tcle
gram shortly before 10 o'clock an
nouncing the arrival Of shorlff Horn
heck at Dutchess county, nt Concord
with the extradition warrants Jerom
Immediately lrled 90 get in teicphOn
lc0mmunicatlon with him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
Girl Whose Mutilated Body
Was Found in Hudson Said
to Have Been Victim Of
Married Doctors Lust.
BROTHER IDENTIFIES
CORPSE By BIRTHMARK
Unfortunate, About to Become
Mother, Disappeared from
Home in Tarrytown Six
Weeks Since.

lBy LEASED Wire IO Evening Herald
New York. sept l3-Thc young
. married surgeon whom Annette Day
loved was sought diligently hy dctec-
lives today tu Icll what he might
know of Miss Days last hours Her
brother, Francis. real estate dealer
of this city. declared last night that
she was the slain woman whose body
WAS dissected and thrown into the
Hudson within the past two weeks. lie
Identified q portion oi tiie body tho
head. arms and one leg were still
missing AS that OF his sister by an
odd d-shaped disooluration on her back.
which he said was Sirthmark.
Annette Day. according TO the broth
er's story. was 20 years old, of dark
hair ana complexion anc one of five
children. Her mother lives at Tarry-
town and last saw Annette on August
! 8. when the girl. facing motherhood.
lcft home Since then none of the
family had heard from her.
Detectives were told this morning
that the surgeon had disappeared re-
Gently from his homo In brooklyn.
Ills wife and two smn'' children, u
was said. wore still there. Tie had
told his friends according 90 the po-
nss. that he had been Threatened ny
the bluckhand.
The police late this afternoon ad'
mitted that Dr Alfred Orrichln wa'
the young married surgeon whosi
name had been given them hN th'
brother uf Annette Day. ~ TAR "a
could be- nscertuined NO move hat
been made to bring about the doe
tors arrest
This might have been because the
authorities were not yct satisiie,
with the Identification of the mur
dered girl mad" hy Francis Day. the
brother. Annette Days mother view
ed the pieces Of the body this after
noon and said she did not believe th'
victim was her daughter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13

Washlpg1on, sept ia.--The arrest
of Alice Maudc Muller Sanchez. as
ahe landed IN nf8okiyn lasi niHht
from AeNicu. wan mhde at lhe inr
Stance qf the Meeleon eharEe d'Af-
faircs here. vho has aHked fof her
extraditson On chufgos of enbeezle-
meut from the Hgerta gofernwqnt.
Following the visual eanFae Meslcp
viii be slven forty days. Under the
exrradilion treaty, 10 show lbat the
young woman r. charged with an eN-
not, 1t is said, preveDi her extradlT
tion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13

San Antonio. exas, Sept 30. ia q
lighi between United states soldiers
and Mezican amusEleFn az carrlxo
SprinEa Texas. today. ans Messiah
was killed. six McSlcans Wnundad
and fourteen captured.
None ~ the pursuing party VIVA lns
iured and onls two cavalry nofsrt
were hurt. The eplaiers came oa the
Meyicans shortly alser daylight
few miles from Alamlto cfossIpa nf
the RIO urandc aua IA onee ~,
Kan Trims. An AmerlcAn. who M mo
rcputod leader vi the hItNlCaus. hui
whose name "a uuknoMn. roplled N
the order 20 halt and declared h'4
party would newer asFfeudel The
soldiers were then ordered lo onrn
nre and az the nfsi pollnV one N8N|s
can Wnr shot dead two olhnla aDs
parcntly mornlly lnjurAd ana aat
eral received nlnuf nunnae TAn
Amef|can leader fN4|lI|rF lhRI Int
odda were aRpInM hin suIleuHar
fieaidea lnk leader ihlutan hat
cans were captured AN nf ina Ml.N'
oncrs were nken ln WInanlll' nnA
and . glrErpn WINS aaHpoN4a a
lhr Wounded
tns eaninlN HNN nH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
SPANKS AGED
FATHER
Indiana Grand Jury Investi-
eating Unusual Charge
Against Head Of Education
al Institute at Franklin.
my LEASED wIre Co Evening r,erahI.l !

my leased WIfe Co Evening r,eralaI. I
Terra Hnute, Ind. Sept, Ia Wit
nesses are being summoned today by
the Vigo county grand jury, to lnyesti-
gate AN attack made boy President T..
a. llnnley Of Franklin college, Indi-
ANA. on hin father. Calvin Hunley. az
the lntier's home at MlddletoWn, in
the southern pnrt OF this county. last
Thursday u ls understood the son
switched ana span&ed his father be-
cause Of alleged bad treatment of his
mother Wnd slstcr-in-lnw. Ia resist
ing his sOn. the father fell against a
window sill and'it is reported was ser.
iuualy injured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
OPERATORS DECLINE
TO TREAT WITH
ORGANIZED
WORKERS
Employers Of Trinidad Dis
trict Announce Willingness
to Meet With Men Actually
in Their Employ.
DANGER OF COAL STRIKE
GROWS GREATER DAILY
boz Ieasea wIre % EvcnIne IIornla. }

lby Leased Wire 60 Evening hcfhids
Denver. sept 1.-THE operators
have taken no steps 90 meet the
United Mine Workers OF America Of
ficials next Monday. but are ready az
any time to meet the men actually In
their employ. singly or IN groups, 60
consider ana adjust grievances"
This In brief WAS the position OF
the operators voiced today in ounnec-
ton with the situation Ia southern
Colorado coal fields The miners Of
flcials state that several days ago
they forwarded Ia the operators "a
last request FOR conference next
Monday when the miners district
convention meets In Trinidad. Qucs-
toned as 90 whether this last request
FOR conference hai been received the
operators replied that several such
requests have been forwarded 20
them. hut they merely maintain their
attitude of Willingness TO meet their
own employees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
DEATH or SULLIVAN NECEs
STATES SPECIAL ELECTION

WnshInRtOnl Sept- 13--"HlR TIM"
sullivan was elected to the con gross
row In session. but did not take his
seat because Of illncse. and as FAR as
records of the capitol show, he has
not been In Washington since Il be-
san work ilc drew his paw, howev-
er, "hy commission" the house agree
lng 90 pay his salary 20 those np.
pointed by New York courts Go look
after his affairs Ile had been O rep-
resentative ~ the 5sth and beth con-
crosses ana then was very active. Ills
death viii necessltnfe special Cacc-
tion la The Thirteenth New York dls.
trlct which comprises New York
county. That viii be the flfth special
election since the G3rd congress be-
gan work M March
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13

STEP TAKEN 40 AVERT
INTERVENTION DEMANDS


lBy Eeaaed &Eae % wvaulnn nareia.1
Washington. Sept &nfupeenn
end other f0reianof8 ~ well an
Americans may fIna refuge wlln
United states eenaulnr ofnecfa "a
Mexico. The state denattmanl hoH
ordered those officials ~ extend kb4
Same protection IL foreiHutrs ~ they
would 10 Americans ~ antitIulium
of such requests a. have been rer
ceiycd from Chino. Switzerland.
Spain and somc osneF abtefnn4nfs.
IN That way. a d said "a reduce ~
minimum any grounds fof 41mnHHN
for intervention The transport Hu-
ford. now down the Pacific coasl of
Mcxico Tor EefusceB has been 81.
dered 90 give ncconimodnslbns ~ ull
foreigners.
One hnnareG Amorachns and ef4n.
teen other Foreigners. making their
way from Torreon ID Monterrey. On
route 80 the United HGalea. are hnv-
lng dansoroua Journey hcraus4 of
Rad conditions ol lna fuada. Tho
party ~ under tho direction ol cun-
snlar Agent Allen and nlann "a emr
bark NJ Tamplco. About a hundred
Americans sin remein "a the pIcln~
~ oi rorfeGn
Federal uennFa Bravo AZ Tosfeon
y endeavoring 10 reopen the railroad
TO Mexico Guy "a obtain provisions.
According 20 A&gleo4 rncolyad from
Consul fganna "a Monterey ihe enl-
demic AZ Terreun s passing.
Consul General Shanklln al Meaico
City reported that uofNm1nicasion
with Chihuahua, Ciudnd por0iFlo
Diaz, Juarek, Durango. HnaenAdn AND
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
JAPANESE DEMANDS
ACCEPTED BY CHINA

PeklnF, Sept l3.-Japnn's demands
presented Co China two days ago h
connection with tho kllllnr 0f Japan
ose subjects and the trampilng oi the
japanese flag by Chinese, were ac+
cepied IN their entirety today hy the
Picking government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
Noted ChurcIl womnn Doad.

Newton, Mnss., sept ia.-Mrs. Cle-
mentina Butler nno Of the organizers
of the Womans Foreign Mission 500
cioty uf the Methodist Episcopal
church is dead. She was % years old.
Her late husband, VIM. Butler. direct
ed missionary operations Ia Mexico
for many years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
DENIES WRIT TO PROHIBIT
AIINlaIl IMpEAlIlMl.Al
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Not In session; meets Mond1Y
COuforeos continued dolibcrn
tlous on tariff blll,
Committee investigating West
Virginia mine strike continued
hearing testimony.
The House.
Currency debate continued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13

Calumet Mich, Sept 49, More
arrests marked todnys dem0nsira-
tion hy copper mime strikers and thoif
women aympathigera SeVefai nun
dred parnded and aome of The more
Obstreperous failed to nced orders oi
mounted miliiamen 90 keep certain
streets clear villa eheeFing bp 'he
union men and excited rushee ny me
crowd gave the affair rloioua
aspeei bun no serious disorders oc-
Curreu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
BREWERY INTERESTS
PUT UP $4,000
FOR ELECTION
Of SULZER?
Man Who Claims to Have Col
lected Cash Declares Gov
ernor Failed to Account for
It in Statement.
IMPEACHMENT BOSSES
CONTIEUE TO PROBE

lBy Leased Wire 10 lveniuR Herald
New York, Sept. iJ.--The assembly
board of managers for the lmpeach-
ment Of Governor Sulzer announced
today that Charles Derscn. 4 sales-
man aliied with The brewery inter-
estp. had testified privately that he
had collected nearly $500 for Sui
zer's campaign which was not ac-
counted Tor by the governor IN his
statement Of campaign contributions.
The announcement WAS made bs
Asscmblyman Aaron J. Levy. chair
man of the bonrd If mnnaeers. when
the hoard met Go continue ils inves-
legations today Tor the purpose ~
gathering evidence for the nrosecu.
tion at the Impeachment trial. Mr..
Dersch was one Of thc witnesses
called yesterday but az his request
he was allowed 90 give his testimony
In private. The 100000. Mr. Levy
said. had been collected from the
brewing and mating interests.
Ar. Levy said that prominent New
York nwyer, who had hcon close
friend OF sulzcr Tor twenty-five years
had come to him today direct from
Albany with this.
'If Governor snizer should reaign
would the Impeachment proceedings
bee dropped?"
Levy said he replied that he had
no authority TO stop them. As his
personal opinion, Mir Levy said. he
did not believe Governor Sulzcr would
ever stand for trial lie decfned 90
give the name Of the New York law
yer who had asked the above qucs-
tion. lie added however;
"rhls man. a former offlcehoider
called to see me this mornlnN q
his opinion. Governor Sulxer viii ney-
or come to trial he asked me v !
would consider recommending man
like Alton B Parker 90 20 90 Sui
zcr and take proofs of the charges
against him that we have and advise
him to resign ana save himgelf from
tho lndlgnify and humiliation of a
trial I said. Of course, could not
10 that" d.
MIR I.ovy was asked n be did not
mink Governor Sulzor already know
what the proofs we're
"No he does not" was the reply
Congressman Jefferson N. Levy.
who succeeded sulzcr IN congress
whom he became governor called az
the office ~ the Impeachment mana
gers today and was examined IA pri-
waite by Isidor Kreaei the manager,
attorney Tho impreachment man-
ager would not say just what they cv'
pected 20 uncarth regardinv sulzer'i
record in his old congressional DIS.
trict
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
sUIzER HNs M IDEA
OF ABANDONING FIGHT

Albany. y. Y.. sept. ia,--Governor
sulzcr has no intention Of resigning,
according 60 his counsel. ID Cady Her
rick. when Mr. Herrick learned 81
the statement today by Assemhlyman
AARON j. Levy at the board of man
ayers In charge OF the Impeachment
proceedings ,ky sent thla leiegram "a
Ia Levy in New York.
~ see from press dispatches thnt you
siatc a prominent New York lawyer
has come To you direcb from AlbanS'
with this question lf Governor Sui-
zer should resign, would the impeach-
mont proceedings be dropped
~ ass you what the name Of thai
prominent lawyer is Either you are
stating "a falsehood or YOU have been
imposed on. Governor snlzer has NO
Intention ol resigning.
DENIES WRIT TO pitoiliniT
sUINlat IMPEACHMENT
Albany g. Y., sept Justice
Chester 0f the state supreme court
today denied nn application for writ
brought la taxpayers action de-
signed to prohibit the Impeachment
trial OF Governor sui1cf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13

Los AneeleF, sept ia.-W WorkmCn
oxcayated today the bones of mam-
NAL htlieyed 10 have been a prehls-
toric elephant The skeleton meas
urod rs feet In height.