The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-20

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enter up new career. Accord.
ing 10 statement made this at
ernoon. Hawthorne will confine his
efforts in the future to literary
work, which occupied his time pre-
vious to his becoming inoculated
with the get-rich-quick germ.
FoRFEiTS HIS BOND
NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE $4,000
cash bond which was depos I'D with
the court TO insure the appearance
of Broger Lamar was order for
feited today when the defendant
failed to appear for trial. Lamar.
who was one of the important wit
nesses before the lobby investiga.
ton committees Of congress. was
brought TO this city for trial. being
later released on bail.
Lamar admitted before the lobby
probers that he had used the names
of well-known members of congress
in telephone interviews with other
members OF congress and with New
York brokers
PLENTY GRUB: NO MONEY.
SEATTLE Oct. l.. - Advices re.
ceived from Seward peninsula this
afterno state that there are ample
provisions and fuel in Nome and en-
route to supply the requirements of
the camp for the winter but that
a considerable sum 4 money is
needed to provide funds for those
who were rendered destitute by the
recent storm. 1t is planned TO give
work to the needy. but at present
there is no money for the payment
OF wages.
DENIES THE CHARGE.
/ NEW YORK, Oct. LIN for.
NAL answer filed with the supreme
court today, Mrs Clarence Mackey
makes denial of the charge that she
alienated the affections of DIR. 10
seph Blake. Mrs Blake recently
sued Mrs. Mackey for large sum
and more recently Mrs Mackey was
made eoresp ndent in divorce pro
ceedings which were instituted
+ JURY SEES THE PLACE.
! PLYMOUTH. Oct. Il. The Jury
which is trying the Eaton murder
case was taken to the scene of the
/ crime today and went over the
/ ground in detail. The trial of the
young widow of the late admiral be
! gan this week and is attracting
widespread interest because of the
! prominence of both the deceased
and the defendant
SMALL PIECE IN HIS FAVOR
ALBANY n. Y. Oct. 15.-The
/ Sulzer Impeachment court decided
! today to accept the Peck and Nor
ganthal testimony. which was thrown
ont during the trial. The testimony
relates TO a misunderstanding con
corning the spending of campaign
funds. and is favorable to Sulzer
Immediately after making the rul
ing, the court went into executive
session 70 consider the question Of
! judging Sulzer for acts alleged tc
have been committed prior to the
time he assumed office.
GENERAL IN CUSTODY.
FL PASO. Tex. Oct. Is. - Gen
eral Masa, one of Huerta's staunch
est supporters. and commander OF
a large force of federal troops. was
taken into custody this afternoon
BY American troops and lodged in
! jail The general was captured as he
was endeavoring to pass through
American territory for the purpose
of avoiding rebel soldiers encamped
near the Mexican border.
FINDING HIM GUILTY.
ALBANY. n. Y. Oct. 16.-The
conviction of overnor Sulzer on prac
tically all of the articles contained
n the Impeachment resolution was
assured late this afternoon. when
the impeachment court declared him
guilty on two of the eight counts
upon which he was tried. The vote
is taken separately on each article
and only three were acted upon to
day. On one charge the governor
was acquitted by unanimous vote.
The feature of the voting was
the concerted action of the Tam
many forces, all IF the organization
senators standing together as a
unit. This fact in itself is suffi
cient to warrant the belief that the
governor will be ousted.
| The galleries We're packed all af
ternoon, and among the spectators
there were many whose faces indi
Gated plainly that their sympathies
We're with the defendant
The court adjourned at o'clock
tonight, and will resume the voting
at 1890 tomorrow morning. After
all of the articles have been passed
upon, it will be necessary to take a
special vote on the question of Dust.
ing the governor from office
The first article upon which Sui
Ger was found guilty this afternoon
charged the governor with making
false statement of his expenses
during the gubernatorial campaign
Article 2, upon which he also was
found guilty, charged him with
perjury in connection with the filing
of the statement. In both cases the
vote stood 80 for conviction and Is
for acquittal
| The governor was acquitted on ar
ticle three, which charged him with
attempting to bride members of the
Frawley investigating committee in
an effort to prevent the filing of
charges. The vote on this article
Was unanimous.
When court convenes tomorrow a
vote will be taken on the remaining
articles separately. Article four,
which will be the first one consid-
cred charges the gogvernor with the
suppression of evidence by means
of threats; the fifth article charges
him with preventing and dissuading
Frederick Colwell from attending
the session of the committee; arti-
Gle six is larceny charge. in con-
nection with the use of campaign
funds for speculative purposes; ar
| ticle seven CHARGES the Cove rnor With