Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16
TWO CLAIMANTS TO NEW YORK
oovERNoRsHIP MAKE NO
DEFINITE MOVES.
PROBABLY WILL AWAIT
CONVEYING OF LEGISLATURE
oIynn Rejects Proposal Of suixsr to
Submit Question to court-"Physieal
Force" Mentioned for First Time
Mrs. sulxsr's Condition Takes
Change for Worse.

Albany. N. z, Aug. 16.-All negotia-
tions toward having the courts decide
who is governor of New York were
declared OF today. For the third con-
secutive day William Sulzer. the inn
peached governor. and Martin H.
Glynn. who was elected lieutenant
governor. occupied offices In the cap
itol. each claiming to be the chief ex-
ecuttve.
Indications were that the deadlock
would last until the meeting Of the
legislature next Tuesday II not
longer.
Neither claimant endeavored to in
terfere in any way with the other.
Each seemed to be marking time
waiting for the other TO take the Of
fenSive.
0Iynn Rejects suffers Proposal.
The proposal of William Sulzer that
he and his rival lay their respective
claims before the courts for speedy
Lieutenant Governor Glynn. who
claims that he 10 acting governor by
virtue Of Sulzer's impeachment, noti-
fed Mr.. Sulzer that he had no inten-
ton of asking any court save the court
which viii try the impeachment
charges, to decide the question.
Breach 10 Complete.
The breach between Sulzer and
Glynn IL complete and there will be
no further conference between their
counsel 80 far a. now known on the
question Of submitting the controversy
to the courts.
d. Cady Herrick. sulser's chief
counsel in no announcing today said
tnat ne oio not expect % make pubic
any plans o. lawyers 1os the ampeacneo
executive.
We are preparing our case Tor
-. NJ: aerr1ck caad. Ine inter.
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tins issued bv the ATTENDING nhvaicians
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q New York snecialist saws.
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this morning. Mrs. sulxer,s condition
was as FOLLOWS: .-remnerature and
pulse increasing. she complatns of
headache and mental denression and
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