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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
MINORITY MAY CONE
IN WHEN THINGS
ARE PROPERLY
FIXED
Democratic Members Of House
Conference Committee on
Tariff Bill to Exclude Re-
publioans Till Wanted.


tIiy tseRscs wire 20 n.vcni,iw gscrnld. 7
Washington. Sept. I'LL Representa-
tive Underwood ana senator simrnuns
had long conference with President
Wilson today over disputed points IN
the tariff blli % be discussed by the
conference committee Of both houses.
The two Democratic leaders expect
the tariff bin wiz be Ia conference
about ton days.
Both men declined 10 tell what par.
ticulars they had takcn up with me
president but Il waa said they went
Into details on features 81 the Income
'hx. The president arranged % leave
at $3.50 p. M. for Cornish. ~, H.. tho
summer capital. and though It has
not been determined. Senator Sim
mons ana Mr.. Underwood said there
was no necessity FOR further confer
cncc and that on hls return the biil
WIS likely 10 be ready for his aig-
nature. The tariff biii was 6ent by
the house today "a conference has not
without a struggle ia which tho DEM
ocrats found 4 necessary co. make .
special rule over the earnest objec-
lions Of Republicans and f'rogrcs6sycs
who disagree to the senate amend
mcnts.
The meeting az tho confereas took
place latr today.
Il was announced that Democratic
members Of the conference committed
would meet hlonc. qxcluding the Re.
publleana until they had agreed on
all points ~ dispute between tho SEN.
Rie AND house me Repuhllcan minor.
ity then wiz be called IN.
Speaker Clark appointed the fol-
lowing house members ~ the CON.
ference committee. Representative
Underwood. kltehln, Rnincy and Dix.
on Democrats; Payne and irordney
Republicans and Murdoch, Progress
sive. The congerces for the senate
previously named. are Senator'S Sim
mons. shiyely Williams. johnson
Democrats, ana IaFollette. penroa'
and Lodge, Republicans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
Supreme Justice of New York
Finds Impeachment Of Ex-
ecutive Was lawful Pro-
ceeding.
BEREFT OF RIGHT
TO ACT MEANWHILE
State Assembly Acted as Ju-
dioial and Not Legislative
Body and Was Properly in
Session.
IBy LEASED Wire 20 evening Herald !

tBy leased Wire 90 Evening Herald ]
Kingston. ~ r.. sept. iI.--Justlco
riafbrouck. of the supreme court %
the state. today decided that Governor
SulSer was regularly lmpeached and
while awaiting impeachment trial
was Invested OF the right 10 exercise
his executive functions, including me
pow er TO pardon
The question OF the legality Of Sui
zer's impeachment came before Jus-
ticc Hasbrouck IN connection with
habeas corpus proceedings brought TO
compel the New YORK city authorities
TO honor Governor suffers pardon Of
Joseph q. Robin, the banker convict.
he decided that Robins pardon was
! invalid, quashed the writ and sent
Robin back 90 prison az Rlsckwells
island. Attorneys representing sui
Ser and Robin had -rgucd that the
impcachmcnt waa illegal boCauHe vof-
ed by the assembly AZ special Sos
/ sion which was not called expressly to
decide that question The court re-
fused 10 sustain this con. sntion The
/ decision upheld the argument Of the
/ New York corporation counsel. who
maintained that the assembly when Il
impeached acted IN judicial ana not
IN legislative capacity and was prop
eriy in session
The assembly voted &C impeach
Governor Sulzer early on the mornlna
OF August 10. Although Il was re-
ported Immediately that the governor
would seek 10 overturn the assembly,
action bv recourse 10 the cohrts, jus
lice Hasbr0uck's decision today wal
the nrst railing made by any court or
the legality OF the impeachment.
| Arguments on the validity Of the
writ of habeas corpus were heard here
Monday The questions raised we're
First whether Governor Sulzer wal
impcached aud, second. whether h'
was dlNested of his powers pendinl
trial
"Thc subject If impeachment" say
Judge Hasbrouck. like the power o
% legislative body 10 punish for con
tempt. has "A different character from
a subject requiring the action az bot
branches of the legislature ana ih
governor. in order that laws may b
enacted
"The power conferred on the as
senBtdy % iupcgrh The gevernor Is
, iw4icial power the power of in
4 parchment, therefore, cannot be par
D ticipated in by the governor or son
r ate, ana therefore does not consiitui
"a legislative subject"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
S5,OOOGRABBEDOUT
OF BOYS HANDS
BY MOTOR GAR
BANDITS
Revolver Unnecessary in Dar-
ing and Quick Robbery in
Broad Daylight in Chicago
Today,
$4,000 CHECKS AND
$4,000 CURRENCY GONE
[nr $500 Wlrr ln I1grnne neraI.I. !

my Leased wsrc a. Sevcmag Herald. }
Chiraeo. SEPT ii-FUur robbers
today seized natchel containins
ff.so0 IN currency ana fio.ooo in
checks from Warrington McAvoy. ~.
n messenger 1t tho Garfield Park
State savngs bank. and escaped BY
driving awny IN an automobile. The
robbery occurred on the sidewalk SEA
front Of the bank at West Madison
street and North Foriicth avenue,
without The display % a revolver.
McAvey had stepped out Of the door
of the bank with The money ana
chef ks In small satchci and WAS
waiting for q street car when an au-
tomohilc containing four men drove
up. Two Of the men Jumped out and
walked over 90 whore the hank mcs-
seneer was standing and one stepped
behind him and touched him on the
shoulder. When McAvoy turned his
head the second robher seized the
sntchci containing the money and
checks. The two men jumped into
the waiting mnchino and were driven
away
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
STAR WITNESS FOR
STATE IN BIXBY
CASE GONE
Girl who Made Charge
Against Long Beach Mil
liOnaire Banker May Refuse
to Testify.

my Icase0 Wire a. Evening Heraid.l
Loo Angeles. sept "a Miss Esther
Cochren. star witness for tho state In
the cnsoa against George ~ BiShy
millionaire banker nf Long Beach,
chnrged with oncnsoa against minor
Girls. could not be found today wnen
the arst case Was called for trial la
tho superior court. The Girl. with her
mother. has been living In a cottage
provided by the county since she Was
brought back from SAN Francisco,
She was said today 10 have connded
To- friends her determination not %
testify.
The pixhy ease finally went over un-
an tomorrow after two superior lhdgel
had fnilcd t6 Hnd a place FOR % on
their calendars Judge n. =. Ostor "a
whom IL finally was assigned, anuci-
pated objection hy the defense to hli
hearing the matter as sentenced
Emma T. Goodman, proprietor ~ the
resort where Bixuy's alleged ouensel
were committed Judse Oater said
he would prefer chat the case SO g
some other departemnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
RIOTING RESUMED IN
CALUMET DISTRICT
fny Ieased Wire 10 lcvening Hsraid.

TITS iNnNfN wire 20 tttfiH"k Wff"'"'l
Calumet. Mich, Sept ti.--After a
day ~ quiet IA The copper strike dis
trlct. riotine broke out anew IN Calu-
mel today Women strike sympa-
thlzers attacked Calumet and iiecit
nor union men going to work, beat
ing ono man with an umbrella and
striking another VIII his own dinner
pail. II took q considerable force oi
deputies 10 Uuell tine trouble Six
women and strike loader were arr
rested. Soldiers were near "a hand
but their services we're NOT required.
A large number of strikers paruded
3 through Ahmock and Alioue2 in kc-
Wcpnw county. footing harms ana rlnF'
/ ing hciis Fearing trouble tho mount
J GA military patrol dispersed the men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
UNDERTAKEN FINDS
CORPSE THAT OF
BROTHER
Travelling Man Ground Under
Train at Pueblo; Another
Suicides Under Wheels
Within an Hour.

my tIcasc6 Wire 20 Evening Herald
Pueblo, Colo. Sept iI-Cailed 20
care fur The body or man killed a.
the Santa re crossing here az 1915
this morning and identifying n ar that
Of his own brother. WAS the expert
cnco 0f Harry a. Larson, Of a local
undertaking company The dead mun
WIS Edrnr g. Larson, aged ~. Tie
was hit by passenger tram and hnr-
rlbly mangled.
larson was until recently n travel
lnx salesman for the Chicago Crane
company ~ leaves a wife and child,
now visiting IN Alberta, Canada. An
hour after tho killing Of Larson. an
unknown man aged about 35 wears.
was killed hy Is train In the local
YARDS a. the train approached hs
removed hia coat and before railroad
employees could prevent, threw HIM
self ln front of the train and wni
ground 20 denih.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
AUTOMOBILES BANDITS
COME TO GRIEF

Hanover. Germany Sept. 1.-THE
career Of the Hamburg automobile
bandits. who looted the Communal
savings hank az Wilhelmsburg. after
killing the cashier. was checked cnrly
today at Osterodc. fifty miles south
east 81 the city. one ~ the robbers
was killed and the other wns cnp-
tured IN a revolver hnitlc Win police
and gcndarmes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
DUDE ARCHDALE is
SENSATION OF MEET


syrncusc. y. \. Sept, H. Ahe
fourth and final days races of ne
Grand circuit meeting, held here in
connection with the New York state
fair. slaurd at noon today because
nf Tho long program. The big race
Of the dnN was an exhibition between
Dudlc Archdnlc. the sensational troi
TING more. ana Anvil. the speedy
trOtting stallion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
PACIFIC DIRECTORS
TAKE NO ACTION

NV iscnFed Wire 90 Wvrr'ns Hrraln
Now York Sept H. Directors "
ihe Union Pacific raiiwnd met TODAY.
hut took lio action regarding dispo-
sitlun Of the proceeds Of tho aaie q
the corporations Southern Pacific
isock Robert 8 I.ovctt, chairman ~
thr board said that the amount ~ This
money on hand Is approximately foH,'
OOO 0OO Ile would not say how thi'
sum was being IN Logged az present
but ho asserted that u would noi h'
tiod up ~ Investments for any ereol
ionglh 81 time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
To Mnl,c NnlnrrlIc nasll.

London, Sept. I'LL Foster stack
house. who was Intimately associated
with thc late Captain scott In organ
izlng the fatctul expedition Go tho
south polo. ls erranglnR for another
trip to tho antarctic The plans are
for the expedition "a start from Lon
don lon August, 1914. to explore Kline
Edward VII Land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
Itinerant Lawyers for Mattea-
wan Fugitive Again Decide
Jail Is Safest Place for
Client.
JEROME AND LANY0N
WAITING FOR PREY
Seek to Take Thaw Back to
Asylum on Ground Of Con-
spiraoy or Being Just Plain
Lunatic.

my LEASED Wlrs 10 Evening rIernhl.
Colebrook. \. IT,, sept 1.-The
case Of Harry X. Thuw. fugitive from
Mattoawan. free agent for three
hours yesterday and prisoner today
81 Sheriff Drew OF Coos county. y.
A., has again assumed the familiar
aspect OF uncertainty ana delay.
Counsel working for and against his
return 10 the asylum agreed not 90
arraign him before police magis-
trats until 4 y. M. and then adjourn
the case until tomorrow. Ne Is
chargcd with conspirlng with others
to bring about his escape from Mat
teawan and u 81 on this charge that
William T. Jerome viii seek his eX-
tradition. Failing In this. Jerome
will contend that Thaw Is insane ana
should be turned over 10 an attend
ant from Mntteawan.
John Lanyon. private detective IN
New York city, who rode with Je-
rome all the way 10 Sherbrooke, QUE
bee. after Thaws arrest in the 10.
minion. arrived here this afternoon
To meet emergencies he has been
made "a special attendant from Mat.
teawan ANA he Is Whiting an oppor.
tunity 10 get his hands on rhaw an,
start with him direct FOR the New
I York line.
| Followed hy crowds who ncithcI
chcored nor houtod. Thaw wen
about the village today. uccompunie,
by sheriff Drew, apparently content
cd ana hopeful Legal counsel Sos
torday made plnns for his release oi
a writ Of habcas corpus. but decide,
today that To nbcrate him with Ian
Won and Jerome around was dan
gcrous move and held The matter b
| Allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
LANE MUST HAvENer
ABSOLUTE REST, EDICT


tiiy Leased Wire 90 Igsening hvs .iid.l
Berkeley Cal. Sept. Il.--sccrotary
Lane of the interior department who
collapsed last Tuesday while review
ing a parade Ia Oakland, showed eon-
uuued Improvement today, but his
brother physician. insists that Zee
must have absolute rest until MS
strength returns and Just now long
that VIII be- nobody snan shy.
Secretary Lanes Illness has been
diagnosed as angina pectoris, or rhep-
matlsm of the heart. lie has had
touches ol IL az Intervals for aWo
years.
The secretary was permitted 20 flse
from bed today ana read the neNa-
papcrs with some interest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11

Pittsburgh. Pa. sept little
American Petroleum society was or
panizod here. officers were elected
as follows President. g. y. Chamber
lain. Cleveland. vice president. r..
Gaibreath. Tulsa. okla. secretary. Or
irving e.. Allen. United suites bureau
of mines. Pittsburgh; treasurer, War
rem G.. PLAT, Cleveland,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11

30 BRING REMAINS
FROM onEENaIoWM
No Attempt Will BE Made IA
Name Candidate in Hia
Place; Personal Popularity
Got Nomination.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11

WASHINGTON. Sept President
Wilson Will witness the target prac-
ticc OF the Atlantic feet on the south
crn drill grounds as a guest of Secre-
iAry Daniels October rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11

Denver, Sept ii.--A PROPOSAL 90 cn-
laree inc organization % comprise ln
lts membership aii employees of clgc-
lrlcoi manufacturing and public ser-
vice corporations was 0ppgofed by
the Western division convention of the
International brotherhood ~ Elec4
lricA Workers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
nnnciman'a Daughter GONG.

Walacnhurg, Colo sept ii'--Scarch
D. being made IN this vicinity for Mar
garet Reynolds, rs year old daughter
of John Reynolds, "a ranchman living
nino miles from bore. The girl ais
appeared Monday night ana u Is be-
lleved by her parents that she was
kidnapped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11
LONDON COLONEL rs
PERMITTED TO READ
HIS OWN OBITUARY
ivy LEASED Wlrc 10 Evening Herald !

London. Sept. H. Baron De
Trcyne. former colonel Of the Fifth
battalion of Connaught rangers has
been added To tho group OF persons
privileged "a read their obituary mo-
tlces. The announcement OF his
death. which was given much space
In an the morning newspapers Zen
London .Oday proved untrue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-11

roDAy's NEWS TODAY
Rou eet it IN ulo HERAnD.
SIXTY cents q month Or is ccnia
. week delivered AZ your doors
afty ccnts By man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18

herself equally adept in4tmching the
hearts-at least in turning, OH the
Saterspouts& Of these persons who
Witnessed the performance Friday
evening, was unprecedented sweeuy.
and affectingIy by Miss Viola Savoy.
In truth the child role was beautiful
y and unaffectedly played by this &C,
tress, because she remained simple
and chiId-like throughout the four
acts OF the drama and never appeared
10 be acting. She had none Of the
strldent .utterances and the elocution-
AIRY manner OF the usual stage child,
and was as natural and real in her
part as was Baby Davis in his part
With Francis Wilson in "rhe I'ache'
lOr's Baby"
The LittIcst Rebel" deals with the
tumuIt and the shouting of the civil
war and 1t is something of a departure
from the ordinary war story, inso'
much as it shows that the South had
q side in the struggle. 1t is the story
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18
$4,000 VERDICT
FOR ALIENATION
MORE SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
in THE CASE OF RAILRoAoER
AND WEALTHY OIL MAN.

PARKERSBURG, ". Va, March 49,
"A verdict for twenty-five Thousand
dollars damages, the full amount ask
ed for, was rendered by jury here
recently in the suit Of William D. Pc
tiers, n local railroad man, against
C. |. Bunnell, a wealthy oil magnate,
for alternating the affections of his
wife. The jury deliberated ten min
rtes before returning with n verdict
for the plaintiff.
.-G1o sensational testimony was In
PRODUCED during the closing moments
Of the trial, Mrs. Carrie Rounds testl'
flying that Mrs. Peters, wife of the
plaintiff, told her that she cared more
about Bunnell's little finger than she
cid for Peters whole body, and shc
wished the white slave officers would
go after her husband"
Mrs. |. C. Rarrlck, Of Pittsburgh,
again testified to Bunnel and Mrs.
Peters having spent some time at her
house as man and wife. Bunnell will
appeal the case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18


Of how yiFgie Cary was not afraid g 2
remain III the oyefseers cabin attie. /;
one 81 the Northern soldiers placed
the burning brand to their house: how
her father sneaked through the lines
and lost the food on the way; how he
was surprised by Colonel Morrison
and. instead OF being taken prisoner,
was given pass to pass through the
Union lines as escort to his daughter
by the military commander, whose
heart was moved to pity BY her plight;
how Morrison's discbedience OF thu
rules OF war brought both Of them be
fore General Grant condemned to bt
shot at daybreak, and how the little
girl wound herself SO completely
around the heart strings Of the grea
Northern Commander that he fell
victim to her snares and pardoned the
Offenders.
1.-THE Littfest Re0ei" commands at
tention merely through the virtue o.
the title role. 1t is as full OF tricks al
an egg Is full OF meat-tricks that sti
one to patriotic enthusiasm at on
minute and make him feel for hi
handkerchief the next. Indeed TIL
play is almost horribly Affecting. ami
it is guaranteed to get the briny from
the eyes OF one who has remained un
moved for years. There are also som
OF the crash OF battle and the clash 0
arms, but these are comparatively III
important.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18

THE Ll1TLEsT REBEL TONIGHT
What the Dayton (Ohio) News says
9es the excellent play: 80 ~
b .1uo would deny the tender women
and the hardened men t1e luxury OF
I a. few tears? Certainly moi this chron-
iclef d theatrical activities and re.
viewer otpeep;shows.
Going To tile performance OF Tho
Eittlest Rebel" Friday night, prepared
TO do his best Or his worst by the
play according to his lights, this writer
was competely conquered by the atti.
tude OF the spectators. They appeared
TO be happlest when they cried, and
they were frequently moved to do so
by the little maid who Interfered with
the rigid conduct OF war and detied
the commanders to deal out justice
in accordance with the severe man.
dates OF war.
The little rebel In the case, who was
a wonder In winning the sympathies
Of the gods OF war, and who showed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18
HALL ARRESTED ON


HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 49,
win Hail, who was arrested by the
Columbus to.D authorities, according
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS heEe,iis want
ed for the murder OF William Osborne,
a wealthy reCluse who myDtertousiy
disappeared in November. 1911. and
whose body was found several weeks
later in the Ohio river.
Clarence McNeely, who Is also want
ed as an accomplice in the murder,
was captured several days ago in the
mountains OF southern West Virginia.
In confession TO the police McNeely
said Hall had told him that "he had
put osborne's body where T. wouldn't
he found for awhile" Halls wife has
been in custody here as an accomplice
in the murder j
The local authorities have taken
steps to secure requisition papers for
the return OF Hall. Erwin. another
man wanted in connection with the
murder, was with Hall i'll Ohio, but
is said to have made his escape.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18

"
Marshall Fafiitiil plays With nice
eti6h lid par s. dsdds man.
ii eoioneis cary ana fssds tie lines 81
Virgie continuously Ans especially
striking and evidently sincere cAarac.
terizatlon Is the Lieutenant Colonel
Morrison OF Judson Langiii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18
SECRET INDICTMENTS.

CINCINNATI, O.. March 17-Secret
indictments were returned to-day
against former officials Of the Cincin'
natl Trust Company Of which Geo. B.
Cox was president. Court officials de
clined 10 say how many had been re-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18
Clergyman's Son Had
Tuberculosis: Now Well

People who baVe Consumption are oftea
filled With bright hopes Of recovery, only
TO reallSey, that improvement is but ten.
pOrIFy. Consumption Is 'drcafed by every.
one. Those who had III and used EcE.
mans Alternative can testify to It's bene.
fetal effects. No one need doubt it-there
Is plenty Of evidence from live witnesses,
Investigate the following
Armenia, N. =.
"GentIemen: Prior to Feb. 1905, i was
located In Rochester, n. r., suffering
with LaGrippe, which developed into
Tuberculosis. Ny physician gave me one
month to live. was having terrible
hight sweats and mid-lay .chills and los.
Ing flesh rapidly, having gone from lJj
70 1876 pounds. coughed and raised con.
1iuually and became so weak that walking
few feet exhausted me. ON my return
home, my regular physician gave me III.
tie encouragement. Ny father, who Is Il
clergyman, heard Of Eckman's Altera.
tive and induced me to take 1t, The
night sweats aud chilIs disappeared, my
cough became easier aud gradually di.
unfinished and In a,few days developed
On appetite, the hrst IL months. am
now In perfect health, back to 155 lbs,
+. ] feel certain that owe my life to Eek.
@s ssiebAed5fSe Fat''e'' En-, cowbEs.
SGeatemen ] cannot and words to
express my APPRECIATION OF what your
remedy has done for my son. 1t changed
he began. taking It, and without any doubt
IN my mind, It saved big life ] wish to
add my endorsement to every word OF bis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-18

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