The evening world., 1908-03-05

davit. why Grossmau had not come to
'ne mouse that morning, 10 which
Grossman replied that he had very
Important engagement. one that could
!" Have you seen vidaver? asked
-. 'He 'paoncd ,me this morning re-
"'How does the matter stand?' Mont
gcmery asked.
Everything will be all right II yo,
let me handle it, replied Grossman, anG
then Montgomery said:
Dickens
Fitzsimmons then says that he heard
Grossman say tHat he would be at
Montgomery's home that night. and
also heard Grossmar ask Montgomery
for check for So and that II would
be appreciated Montgomery replied:
Will give YOU the check for $50
what about thts fellow Vidavsr?'
'CirusSman said. Well he is a little
Whiie H ~ ' 80
You try AMI smooth him over
said NJ Dnt gomery
"GrUs sman said Oh ! can do that
ne will do anything | say. ] can have
him DO anything ! want to that will be
consistent with your interests and ours
| will be up TO the house this evening
and will appreciate IL IL | can have that
check for 500. Good-by, Bill
Auerbach Dragged In.
Ftzsimmons says that he next WIS.,
tied Montgomery house March g. when
he overheard another conversation on
the telephone between Montgomery and
Grossman when an appointment was
broken by Montgomery.
"On March 4 returned to Montgom-
ery's house and saw Moses Grossman
in MONTGOMERY bedroom and over
heard the following conversation:
Way does not Jackson attack the
Il r1i.sL IL rh
'Grossman replied: jackson acted as
If he were Untermyer's office boy,
Z" What is the secret of that?' Mont
gomery said. Is it Jackson's reputa-
No said Grossman; that is not 1t.
Will try and find out from Untermyer
what It IS. jackson VIII not dare to
make a move against tntermyer.'
Montgomery said: I was fool nor
to agree TO Vidaver's terms and put u y
the money to keep Jackson from attack
ing the Hamilton Bank and myself in
You weren't fool. but - fool.
replied Grossman. He delivered the
goods until you laid down
Montgomery said: If l had put up
dicted and my name and the Hamilton
Banks name would not have been
mentioned In the newspaper
MIR. Montgomery said Does Nidaver
give this money direct 10 Jackson?
"Grossman said: No, there is a GO
between.
Montgomery said: That is Auer-
bach
"Grossman said: Yes, Mr.. ,Aueroach,
and there Is another one but l did
not know that Nidaver told You who
the go-between was
Agreed to Pay.
Montgomery said: That is the
man. Now. Moey, you know my SEN
timents of Mr. Jackson and Vidaver,
but we have got to bow to the in
evitaole.'
it is the official. His Office is a power
politically
Montgomery said: II don't fix up
with Vidaver he will open up on me
aga n. now that propose TO have the
Indictments quashed.
about my $500 that l have advanced
| to Nidaver?'
Montgomery said. 7 will pay you
that. What about Vidaver?'
"Grossman said: 1 will see Vidaver
and ! can fix that up. You fix with ne
the amount | have paid Vidaver and
he will guarantee that Jackson will In
no way interfere with you.''
/ In regard to the conversation betwe
/ Nidaver ami Montgomery "A; the Astor
House on March / the affidavit states:
"Nidaver said: II you don't pay me a
! fee, Yhcn We will call retainer Jack
/ son Will close You up within a week
weeks
! Later heard Vidaver say: 1t is al
. right nowhere will be nothing doing
| i'm The newspapers. There VIII be no
more attacks by Jackson and ] vii
/ hear from YOU in the near future"