The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-25
ANGRY HUNTS METROPOLITAN
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treated badly by the Metropolitan. people
| and that you meant to get evenp A. | did
not, but probably told lin that the company
hSd sesn p sn Wa mo4e Tnd
| to do so.
| CALLS ON woRMsERs AND KEENE.
The witness testified that in December
| 1901, he addressed various communications
| to the Mayor saying that the company
| hadn't paid all the city taxes II ought to
that it hadn't paid for street paving. and
that it was running express cars over itt
lines with no right TO do 20.
q. Do you know MIR. Wormser? A. ] have
an old man with a long pointed mustache
and an imperial The other il younger man
Q. When did you meet them' A. Last
October. in their Office in Broad street,
y. When, you called at their once did you
duction and certain material
81 Material S6out the Metropolitan Street
o. Do you know James r. Keene?. A. Yes.
q. How long have you known him? A.
Owes a year, I called on him at his Office. q,
A. Yes, the interview lasted aboutten minutes.
Q. Was this Keene interview before or after
the Wormser interview? 4. Months before:
with Keene? 4. Yes. several.
@, Did you always talk about Metropolitan
O. Do you know Talbot J. Taylor? 4. Yes.
0 Ever talk with, him about Metropol-
itan? 4. Yes. several times.
TAYLOR HIRED TEIcHMANN.
Taylor, the witness said. suggested that
he hire Accountant Hertle. Amory paid
Hertle.
O. How about the other accountant. Max
Teichmann OF Baltimore--did MIR. Keene
suggest himP A. No. After had had sew
poitan. he said he would have nothing to
do with the proposition. Taylor, however.
said that 4 what l said was true. i ought 70
his report, MIR. Taylor said he wanted
IIertle's discoveries verified by his own &C
countant He then hired Mr. Teichmann.
PHILB!S SUGGESTED.
@ We're you ever client of Mr.. Philbin's
b.isy b" was nsee'Ied w TO me al ,se
however. 10y another person.
. ny whom, yExeluded
O. You saw both Keenc and the District
stHrni M Soqs ths sas s mr. n
was In October or November OF that year
and with Mir Taylor in the september before.
Keene to tho District Attorney; A. les
you might put II that way. but the two visits
had Il How %sny e Sss es aid
One Sh arts shsee on or s%d
Taylor got one. ! gave my copy TO the Dis
wasn't there very, distinct under
copies Of that report? 4. ] think there was
some understanding to that effect but don't
q DO you know David Lamar? A. Oh. !
o Is he dead? don't know.
u Now, a. matter OF fact, Mr.. Amory,
don't you know that David Lamar Is very
much alive? 4 ] don't know that he, is
q When YOU went to the District Attorney
something was said about som" law suits
which the Wornlsers had brought against
the Metropolitan? A. | bad the papers on
o Whore did you get them? From my
friend Mr. Coleman Drsyton
INTRODUCING MIR. DIR AYToN.
This was the first time that il had been
publicly stated that MIR. Drayton was
mixed up in Amoiy's fight with the Metro.
politan. There wac great craning OF
necks OF those in the court room who wanted
20 see what Mr. Drayton looked like. lie
Is "A man about IS years old. with dark eyes,
hair and mustache, and wears eyeglassss
He has a very determined chin and the
expression Of his face would indicate that
he l. "A serious minded and rather severe
person He sat right next Ia th" witness
chair and almost touched elbows with Mr..
Amory.
u AIR J coleman Draytonf ics
u What int,r'st has h." got ia thisf
Mr Drayton. all along. has b"rh my counsel
Mr.. dayton gave an approving nod a,
,hi. spsw.r and looked at Mr Nicoll With a
how do do-you-f.ol-Eow expression.
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