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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
Young AutoIst Being Tried.

Red Wing, Mimi, Sept. 1S-The
fury which will hear the case OF
Ralph H. Babcock, Minneapolis
charged with having run down and
killed Mrs. Alfred Anderson with his
automobile, has been completed
County Attorney Mohn has sub
poenaed &c witnesses. 1t is believed
that the trial will not last more than
two days. That sentiment against
the unfortunate young man has
changed since the accident and that
sympathy leans award him and the
members Of his family Is evident
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
c. Vanderbilt, Jr., Coming West.

New York, Sept. 18.-Cornelius Van
derbilt and his son, Cornelius, Jr.
whose throat caused his father con
siderable alarm while abroad. have
returned to New York from Europe
When asked if he thought Americs
will keep the yachting cup from Sill
Thomas Upton, Mr.. Vanderbilt said:
Il am q member Of the syndicate 81
Americans which will build the de-
fender for next years race and Sir
Thomas will have to go some to beat
US" Cornelius, Jr.. is on his way to
st. Paul to enter Q military school,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
Suffrage larson Squad" At Work.

London, Sept. Is. - A suffragette
larson squad" tried to burn down
Penshurst Place, the historic four
teenth century country seat Of Lord
DeL'Isle and Dudley, at Tunbridge,
Kent. The inmates Of the great man
sion awakened by the cracking of
wood and by clouds Of smoke. found
the framework Of several windows
lblaze. A working party Of household
employees succeeded In extinguishing
the flames with the efficient apparatus
On the premises. Suffrage literature
vas left
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
ENTERTAIN BEAUx IN CHURCH
Toledo Favors Plan to Allow Young
Women to Use Church ParIors
for Gentlemen Callers.

Toledo, Sept. 17.-Opening Of church
parlors in the crowded portions Of
the large cities where young women
can entertain young men callers was
urged in resolution presented by
DR.. g. H. Gerberding Of Chicago and
adopted by the convention of the gen.
eral council Of the Evangelical Luth.
eran church at the closing session
here,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
TRIAL OF SULzER
OPENS AT ALBANY
HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT,
FORMALLY AssEMsLEs TO
HEAR EVIDENCE. ~
DISCUSS RULES OF CONDUCT
Mode Of Procedure to 30 Fixed Before
Actual Trial Begins - Chief
Judge Cullen Presldes-
Prosecution Ready.

Albany, N. Y, Sept. 18.-For tho
drst time in the history Of New York
state. and for only the eighth time in
the history Of the country, chief
executive today faced trial for high
crimes and misdemoanors" when q
majority Of the state senate and a
majority Of the court Of appeals
opened their sittings as high court
Of impeachment with Chief Judge
Edgar M. Cullen presiding.
Rules Ara Discussed,
After taking tho oath to try i'm.
partially and fairly the case before
the court the Judges and senators en-
tered into . discussion Of rules for
the conduct Of the trial. There are
no presidents in New York state for
the trial Of a governor and the only
guide the court has Is the constitution
Of the state. presidents established in
other states and the records CT fed
eral impeachments. Therefore, the
court must thresh out the question of
rules to govern the conduct of the
trial before it can get down to the
actual work for which It has been
called into being.
The assembly board Of managers,
Of which Aaron J. Levy. majority lead.
Or Of the assembly, II chairman, is full
ly prepared to proceed with the pre-.
sentatton Of the evidence, to be made
BY special counsel.
Answer to 30 Filed.
The flrst formal move before the
court. after the rules have been agreed
upon. will be the fling of an answer
by attorneys for Sulzer. Besides be.
ing general denial Of all the charges,
this answer will probably conclude
with the prayer that the court of i'm.
peachmeut dismiss the charges on the
ground that the impeachment was
found when the assembly was in ex.
traordinary session. Governor Sulzer
maintains that being in such ex,
traordinary session, called by him for
the purpose Of considering certain leg
islation, the assembly could not legal
" take up matters other than those
Tor which the chief executive sum
moued 1t into session.
With sulzer on trial the battle be
tween New York's Peoples gov
ernor" and Tammany Hall, the polit
lcal organization that made him, and
70 low setting out to break him, will
near its end. It Is a political quarrel
that will 60 down in history.
The court Of impeachment will not
be affected in any way by the feeling
Of popular sympathy for Sulzer. II
will be a cold, calm proposition Of
whether Sulzer was or was not guilty
Of malfeasance in office. A question
Of whether, as charged by the assem-
bly,, he did or did not speculate in
Wall street with campaign funds and
Of whether he did or did not fail to
give a true and correct list of his cam
paign contributions in his sworn state
ment Of campaign receipts and ex
penditures.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
State Aids Crop Movement.

st. Paul.-Treasurer Smith direct
ed the distribution Of $1,074,0oo
among the rural banks of Minnesota
and the amount is expected to add
materially in the movement Of the
crops and settlements incident there.
to. In all, 1913 banks were accommo.
dated. The amount gi--- each bank
varies from $1,000 to $1,000, but,
small as it is, it is welcome at that,
for this is the first time in many
months that the rural depositoriea
have been able to get hold of any
state money.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
ManaoIno Editor I, Dead.

San Francisco. Sept. 1s.-Charles5
De Young, managing editor Of the San
Francisco Chronicle, who has been
critically i'll with typhoid fever and
complications. is dead. WAX
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
S65o,o0o Necklace Is Founc

London, Sept. II. A workman
found on sidewalk practically the
entire pearl necklace, valued at $685..
600, which was stolen on July 10
while in transit by mail from Paris to
London.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
Avjators Are to Be P.lIbearer..

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1S.-Ten avi.
ators from Chicago and San Francisco
are expected to come to st. Louis Sat-
urday to act as honorary pallbearers
at the funeral of Max Lille, one Of
their number, who was killed in .
fall at Galesburg, ILL.,, last Monday. 4
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-20
EXTRACTION HEARING OF MAT.
TEAWAN FUGITIVE WILL
IN BE TUESDAY,.
MUCH DEPENDS ON DECISION
u Executive Decides In His Favo,
He Will Be a Free Man.
Otherwise Years Of
Litigation.

Concord, N. H., Sept 18.-Harry K.
Thaw is here in the capital of New
Hampshire to await hearing before
Governor Felker Tuesday on the mat.
ter Of his extradition to New York. II
extradition is refused he will be free
man, to go where he will within the
borders of this state; If it is granted
his case will be reviewed by the
United States district court on a writ
Of habeas corpus granted by Judge
Aldrich and perhaps appealed to the
supreme court of the United States.
cheered by Large Crowd.
Thaw reached here from Littleton,
N. H., and was greeted by a crowd
which cheered him Justify and followed
him to his hotel.
Thaw is sleeping in the throne
room" Of the Eagle hotel, quarters
made famous as the conference head.
quarters Of New Hampshire politicians
in days gone by and since occupied
by Taft and Roosevelt on their cam.
paign tours.
The curious, the sympathizers and
the enthusiastic greeted Thaw at every
station between here and Littleton
Wednesday. Two women school teach.
ers, minister and venerable man
Of so we're among the many who
wished him good luck and good cheer.
Given Box Of Cigarettes.
At Plymouth. where the fugitive
lunched, the restaurant proprietor
presented him with a box of cigar.
cites. Thaw promptly purchased two
boxes of cigarettes and left them with
the remark, "Give these to Jerome -
Tbaw expects HIS mother and
brother, Josiah Thaw
Several Years May Elapee.
Observation-Disclosures, months and
perhaps years might roll by before the
supreme court would act finally, should
Harry X. Thaw appeal from the habeas
corpus proceedings now pending in
New Hampshire. OF late. however, the
court has disposed of such important
cases quickly.
An appeal could not be acted upon
by the supreme court before Oct. II
at the very earliest, because the court
will not convene under law before
that date. There are now more thar
700 cases awaiting disposition there
and it will take the court more thar
| two years to pass upon them.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
Greatest Care Is Exercised III
Verifying all Testi-
monialS.
"BEST TONIC I HAVE USED"
Declares Isaac Schwartz Of
Brooklyn, Referring to
iona Vita.

That nervous debility has to . great
extent Slapped the body Of much Of lis
essential vitality is being proved every
day by the statements Of the many men
and women Of New York who are glad
to testify to the benefits derived from
the new tonic. iona Vita" declared John
Beazlcy Webb. the English nerve expert.
1t would be impossible to publish eli
Of the voluntary statements received.
and only those that are being thoroughly
substantisted are used. and none are
ever used second time. Isaac Schwsrts
Of 6sA Ralph Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y.
makes the following statement:
II consider TOna Vita the best tonic
| have ever used. and l am pleased 10
have this opportunity Of recommending
il to my friends or to any one who might
be in need Of such . preparation Of chi.
sort to build up the system"
There are many more symptoms O,
the complaint from which Mr.. Schwartz
was suffering" continued the specialist;
in fact, any Of the following may denote
the. presence Of the Ailment: Poor ap.
petite. drowsiness. dizziness. palpitatiou
OF the heart. poor memory or a dry
cough. "--Advt.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
cHlcAG0'S MAYOR WANTS
BOXING BILL MODIFIED.
FavorS Six-Round Bouts Instead OF
Ten and Without
Decisions.

CHICAGO, Feb. l2.--Mayor Harri-
son to-day expressed his disapprovsi Of
the Carroll-Hilton boxing bin In It's pres
ent form. He believes that each NUM-
oipallty should be given authority to
regulate It's own boxing entertainments
He also believes that six round bouts
would be preferable to ten rounds.
II am In favor OF home rule In box
Ing an In other matters" said Mayor
Harrison to-day. II am not IN favor OF
q boxing commission appointed by the
Governor. Each city should have Its
own committee. ! believe six rounds
would he enough but would not Qu.o.
BILE over the length Of the bouts so long
~ they are kept within reason. l a:n IL
favor OF the no-decision clause. thlnl.
the newspaper decision would be EN-
nently satisfactory. ! want It distinct
iy understood that ] am in favor OF any
bill that will restore boxing under prop
er conditions"
The evening world., 1913-02-12
SPLENDID BUILDINGS
on BATTLE-GROUND.

The Mutual Life 1n.,ra,co p,S,a,,.
| s,s ndinx a, Oh. ,n,.r..o,,,,, -, a.. 80
| enid. Ci,co Al ,.vo ana ON. ali. So,
/ Juan 1atersn A. ono -, ,h. 80, 81
i6,v hapt, ana bapa.ouo hr.,,o.s s,,,,a.
tur.. I'm the Nex,c,, Genital =, 4. h,,u,
OF hewp s,oue ana ,I,.. sya .,or,..
| above the .,rs.,
The h,v b,,idi,y s,a,at,,u =, ,.,.
head ~ IN. c,nco ds N,vo a., ,,,,,,n
n HOAX AZ tbe r.c.p,,v corn,s,.a No.
,,onal Theatre 6om,nate. ,ns ,.hn,. =,
that ssct,o, 81 IN. c,,v aud I, On. a.,
of Ione i,ne ~ hu.,n.,. hou.o. o,vhs
and boteN, .xtenaine low, Tho rrrco
de Mayo 70 IN. plaza ZocaIo tho sr..,
Cathedral, .,a ,h. y.,,on., p.,,..
The Cinco DO Navo and tho cali. a. =
Francisco. one block awav and r,nn,n,
psraile, with ~ are Oh. ,u.o .nn-,
streets of the csnital'a huslne.. o,ar.sr
TIL. American Club s,.pd. an I,a..
pepdenc,a avepu, ,u., ~, ,ho c.,,. sar
ruan t.,.r.r 81 go. g.. 49,.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
STANDARD OIL CUSTER
ACTION IN MISSOURI
CONFIRMED BY COURT
Five Judges Agree in Making
Effective the Decree of
-Four Years Ago.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Feb. a.
The Missouri Supreme Court to-day re-
fused to modify the judgment OF custer
against the Standard oil Company and
the original order. ousting the company
from the State. now stands. The orig
lnal order was Issued more than four
years ago. The opinion Of the court
to-day was not unanimous, however.
Chief Justice Iamm and Justice Wood
son dissenting. The decision was con-
CURED in by i've judges.
The dissenting Judge held that to
GUST the Standard OH Company from
the state would leave the Waters
Pierce OIL Company In control OF the
business Of Missouri. Henry Clay
Pierce recently purchased all the hold
ings OF the Rockefeller interests in the
waters-Pierce Company.
The petition to modify the custer
order OF four years ago was overruled
because tho time limit for such action
has expired. The custer judgment has
been affirmed by the Supreme Court of
the United States. The company paid
a fine of $4,000. but asked to he al
lowed to do business In the state on
condition that II comply with the laws.
The original custer order was en-
tered against the Standard OH Com
pany OF Indiana. This company in
asking for the setting aAide OF the
custer claimed that II no longer was
connected with the standard OH Com
pany Of New Jersey. the holding cor
poration. which had been dissolved by
the Federal Supreme Court.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
GOVERNORS ISLAND GETS
"BRIGADE READY" ORDER

Orders for the preparation OF the FRS,
Brigade OF the First Division Of the
Army were received to-day at Gov
ernors Island. where Major-Geu. r. II
Barry. commander OF the division. has
his headquarters. 1t was said there
that theso orders had also been sent
dirsc, from Washington 10 posts con.
cerned.
The orders. Il was explained. require
that the companies shall be held In
readincss'' for Immediate call.
No Information was given regarding
the pfobabie nature OF service that might
he Required or when II might begin.
Gen. Barry was In consultation to-day
with the members Of his stafy.
Brighten. Maus. who was TO have
taken charge Of the First Brigade OF me
First Division Of the Department Of the
East when 1t was TO have been organ
lied on Feb. rs. has been notified that
the organiza ton IL to take effect immc-
diatcly and he Is hurrying from Van
couver Barracks, Washington. from
which he has been transferred.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
DODGERS GET PERMISSION
TO OPEN SEASON APRIL 8.
Phillies viii Help Make New Parks
Opening in Brooklyn a
Gala Affair.

The National League magnstes In
session at the McAlpin Hotel this at
ternOon voted to give the Brooklyn
club special permission to open the
season nj it's new park on April o. in
stead OF April 10. The Philadelphia
club VIII play the Dodgers. and Eb-
bets intends To make tho opening a
gala arair.
10 do this the magnates had to move
the April Il game forward to April 8.
This arrangement 10 pleasing TO the
American League. as IL gives the High
,anders clear field IN New York on
April IL a, the Polo Grounds
The evening world., 1913-02-12

Mutual Life Insurance o. pany -.
oiVed brief despatch from Mexico
CITY to-day containing word that tb.
eompsnY' building there had bo,n
Hrnok by shell ana partly wrecked.
MI Pesoody said ne did no, know We,
wins action the company would take n
any -
because this - a holiday ard ,oar,it
details the om,e' o. the Mutual. he
explained, AIN 40 nothing until to-mor.
row MeanwhiN they W.T. earn wa,
tne'r rixhts are ard thhn d.old. vh.,hrr
to clske representation, q TIE STAT,
The evening world., 1913-02-12

10y uhltei ffoaa.D
Ell PASO, Tex. Feb. 12.-Afoving from
Casas Grandes to attack Juarez. the
Mexican rebel army OF YnsE Salazsr Is
laying waste the whole land. burning
all towns and destroying property OF
both MeAlcams and foreigners. according
to to-day's advlces.
co'onia Diaz, with normal popula-
ton OF 100 Americans. Is In ruins. only
one house-the home OF Il. v. Romney-
escaping. Included were a large Nor
mon church and the colony stores.
Colonia Dublan, also an American
town, IL reported to have been fred,
while other colony towns are In danger
OF destruction, refugees say. Mine
properties In Chihuahua and Sonora
states are also being wrecked. As an
excuse for the wholesale de truction
the rebels declare Mexicans have taken
refuge In the towns to escape service
in tn rebel army and have TO be forced
ont
The evening world., 1913-02-12
LET TAFT AVOID WAR,
IS TILLMAN'S WA RNING.

WARRINGTON. Feb Ex-senator
Tillman said to-day regarding the sit.
uation in Mexico:
IL think President Taft ought to be
very. very cautious how he involves
this country In war just at the close
of his administration. 1 know Of no
greater misfortune that could happen
to us right now than to have such Q
war forced on the country.
The situation II q very fne illus
tration OF you will be damned II you
do and you will be damned II you
don't. '--especially II you do. Let US
do what IA necessary to protect the
honor Of our country and no more: and
IL wc hsvo to Eo there let us &c, away
az soon as possible"
The evening world., 1913-02-12
American Consul and Staff
Smashed Doors to Esc0De

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 12.-The escape
OF Consul General Arnold shanklin and
his stan from the American Consulate
building during the seven-hour oattle
between the federal troops and the reb-
els In the streets of Mexico yesterday
was a sensational one. Mr.. Shankiin
broke down two doors and was thus en-
The evening world., 1913-02-12
DR.. McCrOsson Not Known In Lin.
coin. Neb.

LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 12-The name
OF DR.. r. J. McCrosson. wounded dur.
ing the fighting In Mexico City. does
not appear In the Lincoln directors s
and members of the medical fraternity
Of the city are unable to recall him.
Lincoln dentists believe a dentist OF
that name was located here for q short
time. bait their recollection 10 that he
state.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
SIX WARSHZPS START:
TROOPS AND MARINES
PUT ON WAR FOOTING
First Brigade Of First Division, 5000 Strong
and $500 Marines Ready to Move
Toward Mexico

WASHINGTON, Feb .a-Talk Of Intervention in Mexico has in
creased with the activity shown to-day the War Navy
SIX banleships are on the way to Mexican waters
The First Brigade Of The First Division the United States Amv
about 5000 strong has been ordered prepare xpeonar SER
VICE. 1t composed of the Third Infantry Madison Barracks and
Osweso the Fifth Infantry Plattg and the Twenynn Infantry
at Fo0 Niagara, all in New York State
Preparations have been made approximately 500 marines
from the ships of the Atlantic fleet and Guantanamo naval station to
Vera Cruz be held readiness there landing in case should be
necessary to relieve the foreign legations in Mexico City,
While these prsparatens hsns President Tan and
u Cahnst remain arm their NOT n lana .,
American trooper in Mexico dire necessity
forces II
ORGANIZED FOR WAR;
The organization Of the first army division Just been BROUGHT
p existence as part Of the scheme Of army reorganization and It's re-
oveness to the call for foreign may be regarded as r
practical test Of the value Of the system
The first brigade will enrain for Newport News Va only in the
event mat the preparatory orders issued this morning are followed nv
The evening world., 1913-02-12
Lloyd Osborne. the Writer, Not In
Mexico,

The report from Mexico last night
mentioned a Lloyd Osborne" as one OF
three Americans accidentally wounded
while watching the street fighting from
ilarity Of the name to that OF the writer
resulted In a case OF Incorrect tdentin-
cation.
Lloyd Osborne. the writer. 10 In New
York City and has been here for some
time.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
Cable Operators Reported to Have
neeR Driven Out.

LAREDO. Tex. lF'c5. 19.--lnforma-
lion received here says that because OF
fierce fighting in the vicinity OF the Fell
| eral telegraph Office at Mexico City AL
, operators left their stations, The Fed.
eral Government has only one wire
| south to Monterey.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
BATTLING IN MEXICO CITY GOES ON w


sheled the positions of the rebels without great effect The rebels
turned the fire vigorously than yesterday their heavier guns
hurting srapne and solid shot into the heart OF the business district
was reported after that Gen Evevo de o. the Zapa
leader had entered the city working his way
rebel position presumably to join Felix Dz hut this without
hmanon.
The artillery of the rebels from their position the arsenal
extended in various directions OF the encng tactics adopted
by the Government troops.
REBELS STRENGTHEN POSITION.
The rebels strengthened their position by placing and field
the Young Mems Christian Association Building which
nnnd the arsenal against which the Government troops continued to
direct terrible fire from their artillery and small
Plans for conference between The leaders Of rebels and representa-
lives Of the Government taken into discussion the National Pal
ace at nooa but hope was quickly abandoned.
There cessation OF firing but this appears have been due
change in the Federal positions and regarded by the rebels
trick to draw them out
FgDERAb GUNS PUT OUT OF ACTION.
The rebels made dsodse Federal rhemen and
which
another blocks of
o.
troops q
Belem neshborhood Of the arsenal The
followers Diss their and then
portion Of prsone of whom they incorporated In their ranks
armins them with rifles from the arsenal stores
the
conjunction attempting
ns his poons adopted guerrilla tactic" and caused great trouble
the Fsdess
the city into which bursting shrapne crashed tearing
the buildings
SOME REBEL SHELLS HIT PALACE
In de street and
vicinity Of the
All the heard
striking he
An unconrmed
ordered the firing
although there slight ul firing
President Madero ne will
he bombardmsnt be will capital
stAsP point.
Minister according American who
snd with him from San Luis de
arrange with the Governor Of that
uonal Capital there hut he found the
Estimates Of the
Americans thought the
casualties borne the Federal The
authority for the statement that only
HOUSES SACKED BY THE LAWLESS ELEMENTS
number OF roobees
enSodensd the
toek sks searching
BY the artillery for bullets
Cce has been utterly parayxe
al huttered boarded
psaraeos Of
Ases Essdsnt
O Into the city hurrisy prosons
~ 0sh s psvanE but
vs unable tie prices dsmaad already suffering
~ prsssnt conditions
Those who usually to enter with
s commodities milk vegetables which
sas at ay price charcoal
10 sd fuel by 30
70 - per saok.
The evening world., 1913-02-12
ROYAL uric ERs WOUNDED
IN BALKAN FIGHTING.
Brother of King of Montenegro and
Two Cousins. of ltaly's King
Enll In Battle

Al TT DdIIIc,
CETTI ME-. Feb i2.--The brother Of
King Nicholas OF Montenegro was se-
riously injured in the "ecent lighting
before Scutari, and two cousins of the
King were mortally hurt. It was OH.
cially stated to-day.
The evening world., 1913-02-12

capped from the state penitentiary while
serving life sentence for murder,
walked into Gov. Brewers Office to-day
and surrendered. Atkinson IL more than
sixty years old. Ills friends hope TO
obtain a pardon for him
-Four years ago Atkinson defi.d two
companies OF militia sent to Winston
County to capture him.
The evening world., 1913-02-12

abled TO pass into and through an al.
joining building and to make his exit on
a cross street which was at the mo.
ment free from rifle fire.
The Consul-G enersl and his star car.
ried along with them "a wounded man
vino had been brought into the Consul.
ate building for temporary treatment.