The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-07
MR. MARTINS DENIAL
Will Demand a Hearing in the
Philadelphia Investigation.
MAY PREFER PERJURY CHARGES.
The Investigators Take Another Adjourn
ment After Hearing Further Evidence
Regarding the Distribution of Mutual
Automatic Telephone Shares.

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o"a,,h,o uaoe oa'; W peins sho"n pnoeo,
taalai s"pi,I uI uop,es ol two proxies s'ia chey
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sp, s'.,o'o 1atns ~ Vi nteSSrs. hiar'in anu Iorar,
an. ~" .o. ~ ohe in'os'ieu''oh WITNESSES
f1 % ,SH Hpeovou " te''iiy 'o 'ne sohu'hehess
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IL. N0 ,oooi'ou snaro y, e'o1h
as wv. aeo J see.ins cil"r'e, ior lhe .
.uhp'y' W. ne saiu he was alrector oi
ne onp.ny, pu' hhe" mourning "poue io'
" oA 1'io occasioh, SUBSEQUENT 10 the airing
VI 'no oolhpAny an"'rs oeiore co"nchs
'o'i,hi'tee' he weno 1o attoha Lueeelhs
ono u,recoors IN C"hiaeh' anu was
-o1oI w ie"'e 1iio rooih'
p;at. sSo'', p,o.ner vi CounC'iihan
sSoo'' "ho u'eu ~ ioof' 'cS',iieu ~
.nNns pa si''res VI muCuai automatic
s .hao LIN eIecos' ne said W. " alhoh'
Uno,i iiemoer OF councils came TO nm
anu nsNcu MN 10 surrender the STOCK TO
puisons ne represented Mr' flsgott de-
oa'ieu , 10 10 In,s' pu' solo the shares SUD-
sequeh,y lor Sioo'
ohnrics NJ fersch' pro,her OF JONI. r.
ferscn' IN MS testimony threw consider
aDle Ight on inc disappearance OF tho
company oooks ana t.1e alleged spirit
ing away oi Johh r. refsch' Two days
pciore couhclis committee met, witness
s''iu' he 3D." Jonh on tne tr'lh lor lren-
toh ana gave MN the DOCKS AT Johhs
command u Withess oellVereu message TO
n"Viu Mar6lh ana A. . !" Snlelus, VINO
ii'i' ac'eu Us couhsai ior tne ollicialS OF inc
company soon afterwards John came to
Cahuen' anu witness carried messages to
MI ohieids ana Mr. MarUln to meet John
lhere' MT. ohlelus, witness SAID, replied
tnat IL would not 10 Tor MIN to be seen
there' Dut AIR. Martin said he would boon
hahu'
lAlter witness snw Martin there. He
also said ne came from trenton while
Johh was thcfe, several tlincs with Mr..
Martlh, subsequent TO tne meeting III
camden oh one occasion he notified his
prothcf that Martin was coming to see
MN, Mr. Martin told John no was going
Oh the witness stand before councils conf
Ihlttee. Inc witness theh SAD Martin
testified the next day that he had not seen
Jonn or had not ha!fd from MIN On Feb.
io 1922 witness SAID nc got 40 froln Mr..
Martih 10 give IL 10 MS prother, deorgc
fersch, VINO was then IN New YORK.
feterrihs TO the Photographic copies OF
proxies partially ldehtliied by u previous
witness, no said no sot them from his
Drothers &lle. he coul1 not Identity
elther MI. Martin OF MI. Porters sigma
ture' but dld MS brother Jonns.
James d. breen, superintcnuent OF the
MUTUAL teStliied to seeing James Frank
I'm, scrgeanbat-afms OF select council, IN