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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
KLINE SEES so m 10 MINUTES.
Mayer Has visitsss File ~ Desk -
save Tine.

Mayor Kline disposed Of thirty Office
seekers. restaurant owners. personal
friends and political advisers In eighteen
minutes yesterday. and what 10 more he
received them all In the Mayors reception
room across the hall from his private.
office.
Mayor Kline explained that II would
take too much time to see everybody one
BY one In his private Office.
The Mayor returned to City Hall from
the luncheon to ex.President Taft at the
Waldorf at I o'clock In the afternoon and
seated himself at once in front Of tho
big desk In the reception room with Robert
Adamson. his secretary. by his side.
Theh the thirty persons hled past the
desk. each stating his business In as few
words as possible.
Office seekers were told that there
were no vacancies in the city departments
at present. but that their applications
would be duly considered Old friends got
. handshake and few words OF acknowi-
edgment In return for congratulations.
Mayor Kline indicated that he would
adopt this method Of dealing with people
who come to City Hall on business In the
future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
MRS. WINTHROP SLEEPS
WHILE BURGLARS WORK
Jewels Valued at go, 900 Taken
From Her Country Home
at Woodbury..

HEMPsTEAp. L. l.. Sept. 2t,--Henry
Rogers Winthrop. a member OF the Stock
Exchange Arm Of Harris, Winthrop 4 Co,
Broad and Wall street.. New York. re.
ported to Sheriff Charles DE Mott Of Mas.
sau county this morning that his country
home on the Jericho turnpike at Woodbury.
had been burslarixed and twelve p,eces of
jewelry worth about $1,000 had been
stolen.
All OF the jewelry except q watch that
had been in the possession of the Win.
throp family for manv yesrs be,onsed W
Mrs. Winthrop. who was Miss Alice Bah.
cock.
The robbery was committed in the night
and the valuables were taken from Mrs.
winthrop's bedroom and dressing room
while she slept. Two county detectives
who have boon spending the day on the
case reported that the only mark left by
the burglars was Q muddy imprint on q
window sill, thought to have been made
by q shoe.
Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop. who are we'll
known In society and are leaders In the
Meadow Brook act. had been awav from
their country home during moat NJ ths
summsr hvt IN. Mineo,. ho... .hov
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
CRIES TILL TEAR DUCTS FAIL.
lawyers wife, Seeking separatioa,
says He III Treated Her.

Says He III Treated Her.
A lawyers wife. who said she cried 10
much over her husbands III treatment Of
her that she had to have her tear ducts
removed. nled suit in the Supreme Court
for q separation. She 10 Mrs.
Matilda A Pape Of 35s West 121st street.
and she 10 applying for aiimony from
Adolphus D. Pape, who has an office at
e5 Liberty street.
Mrs Pape says In her petition that dur.
ing her eleven years Of married life her
husband was always sarcastic and an
noyed her by putting his feet on the din
ing room table and gossiping with the
servants. She alleges that whom the sur
geon removed her tear ducts he told her
II was necessary because Of her constant
crying.
The plaintiff alleged that when she
went to the country for her vacation her
husband abandoned her. and on return
ing she found him occupying . room In
the house next door to hers. He refused
to return home. she says
Mra Pape alleges that her husband ha,
an income of $4,000 . year. she gets
t7oe . ysar from securities. but It ISM
enough = nve -, sAs says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
GOV. SULZER Hell PED BY SCE1lFF
AND MORCENTHAU ON STAND.
Judge Culen's Opinion Retains
Articles !, 2 and 6 AGAINST SuLzer

Pvesdns Judge Cullen announced hs epaon that the dmina
lion the court The od'sibv Of impeachment articles and
should until Tie final decision The He said that has been
almost tie proceedings BY inpsaehsnt decide The
question wh The acts charged paha offences not eah
The final submission o. the 10 Tie court
1T not wiss 10 decide this peeenea decide hoV
to-day and onehat next uesk" he said
His susss'iion made Tie ruling o. the court BY 1901
Jacob H. ShG his tieny said that tie noion his $500
cheek 10 Co.. Suer. M Sehs contribution William Susess
made last July BY him in order to identity the check
and oboate The necessity his appearing before The Fay committee
He said that when he tie check Mr. Sul in The Office Kuhn
Loeb Co.. in October i9i7 he jo' whaessr he psa'ed
Henry Morsenau Ambassador Turkey said at when Mr. Suls
sed him e headquortes M Democratic National Committee last
October he Mr. Suv cheek $1,000 unsolicited He did moi
tend limit M Su, tie that he make the
$1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
RAILROAD OFFICIALS INJURED.
Buffalo. Rochester aud Pittsburs
special IN Collision.

INDIANA. Pa. Sept. :4.-Three officials
OF the Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg
Railway were injured seriously when their
special train was run into by a switching
engine in the Creekside yards near here
this evening.
The injured are: II. ]. Devans OF
Rochester superintendent Of the Buffalo
and Rochester division. fractured right
arm =, Fraser OF Du Bos. Pa. super
intendent OF the Pittsburg division. frac-
tured collarbone George Bennett OF Du
Bo's. Pa, trainmaster of the Pittsburg
division. fractured collarbone and cut
around head.
T. J. Benneman OF Rochester, general
manager. was shaken up. Engineers and
firemen of both engines jumped and saved
their lives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
SHALL FIRE AT MRS. PEARS0N'S.
sIa.e Betwe-u wall. Nest 4" Mrs.
G. Yaaderhlll,a u0ae.

Firemen were called last night to a
small Are In the home Of Mrs. Frederick
Pearson at 3 West Fifty-seventh street,
adjoining the residence of Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. The blaze was discovered a
little after 2 o'clock by owen Davis, a
caretaker. who found that the wall at one
side OF the staircase was becoming hot
and had an alarm sent In. Acting Deputy
Chief DouGherty. the first Of the ftremen
to arrive. cut a hole In the wall and with
pail of water put out the blaze.
Mrs. Pearson Is at the Plaza while her
home is being redecorated.
Servants In the same house telephoned
to the police In June that some one was
moving about downstairs, A detective
and several uniformed policemen got In
by way OF a window, the servants being
timid about coming down stairs to let
them In. and found stray cat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
SAYS WHALEY BOUGHT
ELECTION TO CONGRESS
Charleston Mayor Files Charges
Urging That South Carolina
Member BE Ousted.

WASHINGTON. Sept. :i.-Serious charges
involving the right Of Richard 8. Whaiey.
member Of Congress from the
First district Of South Carolina. to occupy
his seat In the House. are embodied In a
petition ffied to-day with Speaker Clark BY
John p. Grace. Mayor Of Charleston. q. c.
Mayor Grace demands an investigation by
q committee Of the House.
The Federal publicity act limits to
$1,000 the amount that may be expended
by 4 candidate for a seat In Congress.
The charge II made BY Mayor Grace that
Mr.. whaley in hts campaign for the nomi.
nation expended eee.eee in buying votes,
49, .ths allegation y saads further that
Whsiey woeiA, noa have bssn nosainated
II ~ Aaa not lnAul0sd In large expsndi-
lures. Mayor Grace charges further that
Whaley ,sWofs fAlSely In certifying to
oficers Of the House that ne expended
less than $1,000 In his campaign.
Representative whaley issued a state.
ment tonight in which he denounces the
Grace petition as . lie" Unusual inter
est attaches to the Whaley case because
II is the first time the certiacation Of an,
candidate for Congress under the pub
licity law has been questioned.
According to the oficiai returns Whale,
was nominated by obtaining s.es,
votes. and was elected at a special elec
tion held last April.
In order to obtain these 6.eSS' votes.
the Grace petition sets forth. Mr.. Whale,
spent In the nrst and second primaries
and the campaign incident thereto no
less than $4,000. or an average Of 81
q vote. Notwithstanding such excessive
use Of money and because he was re
quired by Federal law under oath to AL
statements showing that he spent no
over $1,000 your petitioner alleges tina
Mr.. Whaiey wilfully and knowingly filet
false statements with the clerk Of tn
House Of Representatives showing tina
he spent altogether &+,53S.10."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
AUTO KILLS ONE, HURTS THREE.
Skids on Maddy ROad and Crashe,
Agalnst q Tree,

NEW BEDFORD. Sept. 24-Dr. Eugene
Burke Of Brockton. dentist. was killed
a nd his brother William, u druggist Ed
ward Ganley and L. II. Crowell. all Of
Brockton. were seriously hurt in AN auto
mobile accident between Taunton and this
city tonight.
Their machine skidded on a muddy spot
and smashed into tree. DIR. Burke :
skull was fractured and he died at the
hospital here without recovering con-
sciousness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
FIRE IN MRS. BESTs COTTAGE.
Newport Residence Badly Dana Il
hut Occupan nts Escape.

NEWPORT. Sept. 2b.-Fire starting evil
IDENTIFY from spark from an open fire.
place routed Mrs. c. L. Best Of New York
and her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Carroll.
from their summer home on Bellevue ave-
nue. at o'clock this morning. The cottage
was badly damaged by fire and water.
Mrs. Carroll was awakened by the
smoke and finding the fire she first saw
her mother and an aged colored cook to
safety before calling for assistance from
the city tire department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
TAFT BACK IN WASHINGTON.
Registers At Hotel There for FIrs
Time IN Mauy Years.

WARRINGTON. Sept o%.--Ex- President
Taft arrived In Washington from New
York tonight. He went to the New Will
lard Hotel and registered.
IT Ia the vt time the former Presi-
dent has been a guest at a Washington
hotel in many years. The home of W.
j. Boardman, where usually he has
stopped. is closed.
Mr.. TAFT will attend the meeting Of the
Lincoln Memorial Commission tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
xANoEL,s BRIDE m HOSPITAL.
Princess Augast1ne v1ctori6 Dessg
Treated II Maa1ch C1oaoe.


MUNICH. Sept. 24.--Princess Augustine
Victoria Of Hohenxoliern- Sigmarinsen.
now bearer Of the doubtfu, title Of throne
less Queen Of Portugal. who was married
to Manoel. the exiled King. on September
Z. IL III In . hospital here.
The Princess was taken III at the villa
Of the Psincess Of Thurn and Taxis on
starnberger Lake. where the royal couple
were passing their honeymoon. She was
brought to Munich several days ago and
placed in the Munich surgical clinic. The
fact became known to-day.
The physician or the Princess Of rhurn
and Taxis. who 10 in attendance. said that
there was nothing serious the matter with
Princess Augustine Victoria. but he de-
clines to enter into details Of her illness.
She is said to have been much improved
since she was brought here.
Kins Msnoel passes much Of his time at
the clinic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
WOULD GUST TAFT AND Cu1Lox.
oessasa waats Rsaa, Net Temple,
- 1.IacOuu Memorial.

- 1Aaco1a Memorial.
WARRINGTON. Sept 2%-ResolutIons IN.
tended to legislate out Of office members
OF the Lincoln Memorial Commission.
among them ex-President Taft and ex-
Senator Cullom Of Illinois, were offered in
the House to-day by Representative Bor-
land Of Missouri. q Democrat He would
substitute men now In office.
The commission created by the last
Congress 10 to supervise the building Of
= 100000 classic temple In Potomac
Park. this city. Mr.. Boriand. a good
roads" man. wants the memorial to Lin
coin to take the form Of a public high
way.
The commission will meet here to.mor-
row and Mr.. Taft as It's chairman will
preside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
JANE ADDAlrs n AUTO skAsH.
Escapes HaPa when Car Dlsws .
Tire ana swepves From Rsaa.


Tire snA swepves From RsaA.
PrrrssURo. Pa. Sept. al.-Jsne Ad-
DANA settlement worker and founder OF
Hull House. Chicago. arrived at the l-il-
lian Home. Valencia. this afternoon some
what unnerved after having been in an
automobile accident on her way from
this city. The car In which Miss Addams
and several friends were riding blew .
tire few miles out Of this city. and veer.
ing crashed into high bank on the side
Of the road. Miss Addams and her COM
panions were shaken up. but no one was
injured. The car was damaged. but
served to carry the party to the home.
II was fortunate that the car blew the
tire on steep up grade where the speed
had been considerably slaekened. for 9th.
erwise the result must have been serious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
STRIKING PUPILS UPHELD.
Pssests In Meetisg Approve Actiss
81 Syracuse stsdents.

SYRACUSE. Sept. 2%.-More than 1000
parents. taxpayers and striking pupils OF
the three Syracuse high schools attended
q meeting at the City Hall this morning
In the interests of the children: Those
present included Louis WIN. Progressive
candidate for Mayor: Corporation Counsel
Walter w. Magee. former Assembly Clerk
Ray b. Smith and ex-Assemblyman. y. T.
Roberts.
Resolutions were adopted stating that
the parents are back Of the students In
their stand and urgtng the appointment
Of COMMITTEES Of ave parents to act In
conjunctiou with the students in present.
Ing the question 70 the Beard Of Educa.
tien.
One thousand hve hundred students are
now on strike dema nding . shorter schBol
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25
STRONG PLEA FOR GRAPE JUICE.
wlne DPiakers SU1er Less Than
water Drinkers From Appendicitis.

SDecid! Ca6le Despdfch to The SUN.
PARIS. Sept. 24,-The French medical
press remarks that wine drinkers in the
proportion Of one in 200 suffer from ap-
pendtcitis. whereas those who stick to
water are affected in the proportion of one
in 10.
Prof. Jalaguier warns against the use
Of mineral water. cider and beer and ad-
vocates the grape Juice Of biblical fame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25

ne las!sl Wssss Of lakewood epsna October
Siaviss isvs Nv SSsi.-Ais. wv"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-25

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER,
soc. per case OF glass stoppered bottles
Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09
Rebels Offer Stubborn Resist
ance but Fall Back Before
Attacks of Government
Forces in CoahuiIa,
HUERTA PLANS ARMY
OF 100000 SOLDIERS
Permission Is to Be Asked of.
Washington for Transpoda-
ton Of Six Thousand Troops
Into Sonora,

tBy Morning journal special Leased wirel
Mexico CITY, March s-The first
serious clash between fodernls ana
Carranzistas Is reported today to hnNc
occurred at Reatu. ~ the state OF
Conhuila. about midway between
Monterey ana MoncloVa. The en-
Agcment lasted four hours, the rebels
Offering stubborn resistance.
The losses. as reported from gov
crnment sources. included twenty six
fcdernls killed and eleven wounded
and thirty y-three rebels killed The
rebel forces have fallen back on Ba-
Jan. thirty miles To the north. An
other engagement Is looked for soon
as the fedorals are advancing and en-
doayorng 20 follow up their advan-
tagc Only the most meager details
of the battle have been received.
Another column of federnls Is ad-
yancing from the west, having
marched overland from Rincon, on
the northern Mexico railroad
In order 60 prevent clashes between
rebels and the American troops, the
Mexican war department proposes TO
send 5000 federals 10 occupy the bor-
der towns In sonora. TO this end II is
probable that the government viii ask
the administration at Washington to
permit the passage of troops through
American territory A plan Is afoot
TO reorganize the army. increasing its
strength to l00. 000 men. and It Is also
proposed to place an order for lbO
cannon I'm France. The government
quickly suppressed today a riot of fac
tory employees ut Santa Rosa. Ia the
state Of Vera Cruz. Amelino Men
doza a Maderista leader, and several
other agitntors were killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09
STRUGGLE BEGINS
FOR MASTERY Of
SONORA STATE
Rebels, 500 Strong, Attack
Half That Number Of Fed
erals Intrenched in Nacozarf
Fighting Pressed Hard,

Try Morning JaurLns special Leased Wlre1
Douglas Arix, March N.-Ihe hrsf
struggle m sonora between Huerta
federal troops ana constitutionalist
rebels demanding independent state
government. WAS in progress during
the day at Naco2ar. below this point
Early today more than 500 rebels at-
tackled the town defended by $50 fed
erai soldiers. In long range lighting
seven of the defenders already are
killed and among the wounded was
one American non-comhatant He Is
J.. $. Williams, Jr.. manager of the
Montezuma copper company. who was
wounded in the leg by rebel bullet.
It is expected that the rebels will fol-
low their advantage by moving closer
to the town under cover of night, and
make an assault early tomorrow
They are led by Braca-
monte. recent prcfacIo OF Montezuma,
one Of the many state officials who Is
leading the rebel group. His COM
mand is apart from soinc 500 consti-
now threatening To attack
Aqua prieta. opposite this port.
Refugees from Naoozari have been
n0eking over the norder here during.
the last two days and It is assured
that all the women of the town are
safe on the American side. Wire
communication was cut late today,
and Nacozari is shut of entirely The
rebels also burned bridges at Ysabel,
Nacozari and the border,
thus preventing federal reinforce
ments being sent south from Aqua
Prieta. Before the wires were cut II
was reported that the battle had CON
tinued from $50 O'Clock without abat-
Ing.
The rebels threatening Aqua Prieta
did not appear during the day evi-
IDENTIFY awaiting darkness to move
close To the border town
All remained quiet during che day
at Aqua prieU defended by 100 fed
erals. who did not venture ont TO the
assistance of The garrison ut Naco-
zafi. II the border town Is to be at-
lacked also the assault is not expected
until early morning Naco2ari IS the
renter OF an extensive American min
ing district At the terminal Of the
Nacozari railroad Il branch of the
El Paso q Southwestern system.
The MOntezuma Copper company .
llso the property of the phelps-Dodge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09
PEACE COMMISSIONERS
IN ROUTE TO MEXICO CITY

Washington. March s.. Self-ap-
pointed peace commissioners. who
failed in their attempts 10 hold a
conference on American soil for the
adjustment of the differences between
rival Mexican factions. are now en-
route to Mexico city. Consul Edwards
at Juarez, Mexico. reports. The sit
uation there is nndsturbed, he says,
but bridges on the Northwestern rail
road, seventy miles TO the south. have
been destroyed and there is no tele-
graph service between Juurez and
Mexico city The consular agent at
Guaymas reports railroad and telc-
communication destroyed hy
opponents of the federal government
between Guaymas nnd Hermosillo,
where the state troops are in con
troll and In enforcing the state rights
dictum of the leaders. The American
cruiser Colorado Is siill off Guaymas
'rhe federal troops there have heen
ordered 60 Hcrmosillo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09

his third trial would end as he de.
sired. parrows second trial occu-
pied forty eight days. a little more
than onc-hall the Time consumed hy
'he FIRST which ended IN AN acqulltai
after the Jurors had delihorafed thlr-
ty-thrce minutes.
\. j Mooney secretary ~ the los
Angeles nmiidlng Trades council an-
hounced tonight that plans We're be-
ing perfected to attempt the recall
uf District Attorney John H. Frcdcr-
icks bccause OF his attitude toward
union luhnr ANA Clarence S barrow.
Mooney nld the Los Angeles county
central council was eo-onerutlug With
his own oreaul2ation
Petitions lor recall election are
being prepared. said Mooney. ANA
viii hc circulated throughout The
county within few days
Tie explained that captain Frcder-
icks. before his hast election had
promised square deal to thf work
ing men. hut that since the election
he had douhlp-crossed them
ellis action in forcing the second
trlal on Clarence 81 barrow eauscd MS
to decide ON the recall movement" he
said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09
AUTOMOBILES SENT TO
RESCUE AMERICANS.

NOgalcs, Ariz., March H.~-lo rescue
Americans stranded at interior points,
three automobiles left here today for
the south. They We're sent IN response
to urgent appeals from Magdalena,
nifty miles below the border. The
Americans were passengers on nortn
bound trains seized by the rebel
troops. It is reported that Juan Ca
bfars rebels intend 10 attack Nogalcs,
Sonora after being reinforced by
groups from Cananea.
Indirect messages report all quiet
at Hermosillo the state capital, but
that the condition there is critical
Refugees from the south report that
while the state appears fully in sym
pathy with lts official stand against
Huerta, some moneyed Interests at
the capital are urging temporary rec
cognition of the provisional president,
causing much IN feeling
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09
NERVY WOMAN LEADS
TO BURGLARS CAPTURE

san Francisco. Cal. March N-En-
trenchcd in the underhrush ef Golden
Gate park. Frank Ealr. % 2t-yeur-old
burglar. held posse of police nt hay
late today until nc fen unconscious
from loss of blood Resulting from "a
bullet wound that shattered his right
leg. In running hght before he
was brought io bay, Enle fired "a hut
let into the abdomen of Frank Peter
SON. milk wagon driver who had
joined In the pursuit
Peterson is dying. fisuring as the
heroine of the battle IS Mrs r. y.
sherman. wife Of an employe of the
United states mint. She found falc
cmerging from her house on her re-
turn home from "a shonpine trip and
gfappied with him. Two city detec-
tives. attracted by the struggle. took
the burglar into custody hut @ few
minutes later they were taken un-
awares by their prisoner and slugged
into inscnsbIity with blackjack.
Mrs sherman. picking up small
board. AGAIN attacked the burglar
striking him on the head Eale took
refuge Ia flight eventually eutfootinr
her. hut not until large force of
citizcns and policemen had Joined her
In the pursuit and he was compelled
to take refuge Ia Golden Gate park
There he held his ground for more
than an hour. exchanging shots with
the police. until he fell unconscious.
Eale may succumh to his wound.