The Detroit times., 1913-01-13

! Article IL specified that the Judge
| did engage for a consideration" TO as
sist one George NJ Watson. 10 settle
| the Marian Coal company. a case pend
ing before the commerce court
Those who voted not guilty on the
second article were: Brandegee,
Durham. Carton. Chamberlin, Clarke.
Wyoming; Crane, Culberson, Dupont,
Foster, Gallinger, Gamble. Gore, Hitch
cock. Jones, McCumber. Oliver, Page.
Paynter, Penrose, Perky, Smoot, Ste
phenson. Thornton, Townsend, War
rem, Wetmore.
Archibald was convicted on the
third article. so To IL.
Article ILL., alleged that Archibald Sc
cured. In October, 1911. an engagement
with the Lehigh Valley Coal company.
whereby he and his associates were 10
have a lease OF a culm dump and that
at that time the Lehigh railroad. OF
which the coal company was sub
sidiary,. was litigant before the com
merce court.
Senators voting not guilty" on the
third article. were:
| Brandegee, Burnham, Catron, Clark
t tWyomfngtT5 Crane, Oliver, PayRteF,
Penrose, Stephenson, Swason, Thorn
| ton.
Guilty was the verdict OF the SEN
ate on the fourth article 81 to 20
1 Article " states that Archibald was
guilty OF gross and Improper conduct"
/ for having privately written 10 Helm
/ Bruce, attorney for the Louisville and
/ Nashville railroad, In case before the
4 commerce court, for explanation OF GER
tain evidence detrimental 10 the inter-
ests OF the railroad, and soliciting
from the attorney a further argument
AL OF which was done secretly.
wrongfully and unlawfully, and with
out the knowledge or consent OF the In :
terstate Commerce commission, or Its
attorneys"
Senators who voted not guilty on
thief ourth article, in addition to the
ii who voted for Archbald's acquittal
on the third article, we're: Burton
Culhm, Dupont. Gallinger, Lippitt
McCumber, Root, Sutherland, Warren
Wetmore.
Thornton changed from mot guilty
10 guilty" on the fourth article
Archibald was found guilty by a vote
Of sc TO 6 on the nth article.
Article v. accused Archibald OF hav
ing received from Frederick Warneke
ncte for $500. in return for his at
tempt to secure from the Reading In
terests an operating lease on the Lin
coin culm dump. and for other favori
shown Warrecke.
The six senators who voted fol-
Archbald's acquittal on Article V
were:
Burnham. Catron, Clark (Wyom
ing), oliver, Paynter, Penrose.
or the "a who voted guilty on the
sixth article, Democrats and Progress
siyes dominated. Among the 40 who
voted not guilty were:
Borah, Cummins, Dixon, Gore
Kenyon, Nelson, Hitchcock
! Following the roll call on Article
| VI, Senators Stone and Swanson were
excused from voting on Articles VII
and XI, inclusive.
Archibald was acquitted on the sixth
article, As to "a.
Article VI charged that, In Deeem-
Der. 1911, Archibald tried 10 induce the
officers OF the Lehigh railroad and it's
coal company, 20 purchase an interest
/ in a tract OF coal land. owned by per-
1 sons known as the "Everhardt Heirs"
Archibald was found not guilty on
Article VII, the vote being 29 TO 80.
Article VII alleged that Archibald re-
cei'ed from w W, Rissinger a proIn-
issory note for $1,000. which was dis
CGGahtea ana inc proceeds used 90 pur-
chase stock in Honduras gold min
Il Ing scheme and that at about Trio same
time Archibald decided In RisslnRer's
flavor certain insurance litigation vhich
Ied TO the recovery by Rissinger Of
32s. 060. VI
The vote on Article VIII was.
, Guilty, %; not guilty, AZ
Article VIII. declared that Arobbsid
agreed. with w. L. Boland ana G O.
Boland, interested parties IN litigation
in his court, that a promissory note foI
$500. payable 10 himself and signed b,
John Henry Jones should be presented
: 10 the Bolands for discount
On Article TX, Archibald. the vot,
, was: Guiltq. %; not guilty. 80.
: Article IN, alleged that Arcabald al
I lowed this same note 20 be then pre-
. scented for discount, To e. II Voi
Storch, an attorney practicing ira nj
court. though well knowing that hi
endorsement would not secure moncy Il
the usual chennels"
Archibald was acquitted on tn,
tenth article, only one senator vot
D ing guilty and SO mot guilty"
4 Article y sets forth that ArchbaI
a wronSfully accepted "A trip abroad. 4
lgl0-as a gift from Henry ~ Cannon
. cousin of his wife Cannon beiug "a