The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-18

Of the Governor OF the State of New
York"
FrnwIey seeks Souvenir.
senator Frawley. who has been in
tently watching all proceedings. sug-
Gcsted that Mr.. McCabe write this out
in long hand and give me the PEN"
he added.
messenger was sent to purchase
gold pen, with which Mr.. McCabe care
fully rewrote the order on a sheet of
foolscap. When he had finished his
writing. which was accomplished with
a score OF newspaper men and others
looking over his shoulder. Sydney r.
Ross keeper of records, affixed a great
gold seal in blank. and upon this i'm
pressed the seal OF the court of i'm
parchment.
Souvenirs were eagerly sought By
hystanders. one court attendant got
q corner OF one of the botters an
other was seized by a lounger. said to
be a friend OF Foulke f. Brant. OF
whom he is n fellow -countryman.
Murphy's Friend Gets One.
The original copy dictated by Judge
Cullen with penciled interlineation
in the presiding judges handwriting
was taken by Senator James a. Foley.
who represents Charles +. Murphy's
district. Foley refused TO say whether
self
The document. looking formidable
with its seal and ribbons. was taken
to the office of the presiding Judge.
who said his own signature would not
be necessary. Indeed. there was little
room for ii, as the chirography OF Mr..
McCahe filed the sheet to the margin.
With only McCabe's signature to
give il weight. the order was given to
Thomas +. Nolan, hulking deputy
sergeant atarms. who, with another
deputy. G. w. Mustard, set off afoot TO
. 80. Htx
mile away
SuIzer liz Not Mt Home.
They demanded to see Mr.. Sulzcr Oh
arriving, but were told that he was
automobilng. and TO leave their mes
sage. This they refused to do.
The Governor will be back at 8:
YOU might try him then" suggested
Foster. the butler. and the officers de-
parted to await the appointed hour.
At ten minutes to six. arm in arm.
they walked through the iron gate
way to the grounds of The Executive
Mansion, up the imposing steps and
rang the bell loudly.
Followed by 4 feet of seventeen
newspaper men. they marched into the
hall. when Foster swung the open
door.
1--WE wan; to see William Sul2er in
the name of the high court Of impeach-
mcnt," said Nolan, who Is gray haired
and imposing.
Without a word Foster led him up
the broad staircase to Mr.. Suffers
study on the second floor.
Document Is Served.
There he found the Governor with
the shadow of n smile nickering on
his face and his hand outstretched.
How are you, Seal?" said SulZer
Fine. thank you. Mr.. SulZer." re-
turned Nolan. glancing at Chester G.
Plat, secretary, who sat across the
table from the Governor, as If to In
dictate that this was n personal ana
private business.
Plat sat stolidiy on, and Nolan spone
impressively
William sulzer. hereby serve you
with n copy OF the Judgment of the
pie Of the state Of New York"
SulZer took the document and tossed
1T on tho table without q glance
Good. sergeant, much obliged" ne
said ana Nolan, after an embarrassed
pause, withdrew
Neither the Governor not Plat made
any motion toward the document while
Nolan was in the room, and minute
later Plat came down the stairs his
hands fluttcring with copies OF the
Governors long statement which had
been carefully interlined and corrected.
Soicmnity TX TunernI-Like.
He was met in the hall by the news
papcrmen who had been sitting SOL
EMMY In the big lower hall. Nearby
was Mrs. Sulzcr with one of her sis
ters The dog Patsy" which has
been the Governors pride and JOY, was
romping about the floor. Once while
the reporters. none of them saying
word. were waiting, tho, dog seized