New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
Earle never came near me. l thihk t"d'
a sufficient answer.
Saws He Put Quietus on Parker

| Now, to come to his third queSuon d'
asks me why | resigned as District a ai,,or,
| ney and thereafter took spec1ai VII
| to complete some of the sugar Worh- WeI'
! that question is a little belated JUS
Parker asked that short while ago anu u, l
made full statement in the press IL ahIe
swer to it; and so far as L have peeh apio
| to see Judge Parker has not uttered d ciiip
since on that subject .a TIM
| The facts We're that when ! aCoep'o re
| appointment as District Attorney L re-
| linquished an income which was % per en- IN
greater than what / was getuhg as luu
salary of that office, and gave UP entnTs
ment on 40 per cent of my FORMER lnII'
| for nearly three years and nan, Gnu o
that income and in that capacity na9 to
pleted the cases which have spokIen 81, =, -
! you about to-day. / had tried not ohLy ti,1
rebating cases against the sugar 1ruSt, ~
l had tried and finished also tne mus 80, ,.
against the Sugar Trust, ana at tIe t I'M.
when | resigned and desired to go pach Idso
private practice IL would have been per
| fectIy possible for any successor or NINE mine
to have taken up that WORK anu 'Oi
pleted it -. ~ Mr.
I did not leave the government. as MT.
Dix asserts, i'm any difficult position py
my resignation Ny resignation was nd Ii,,,
ed to Mr.. Taft and was accepted by INN
with a letter full of the most Klnoly Ielcl
ence to myself and my services; ana ac
cepted the retainer at his request ana d.
the request of his Attorney GENERA a.
further sacrifice of my own hnahcial ~ -,
meets I have already pointed out III i ~
Statement to Judge Parker that during the
time when they claim ] was gettlng tu ~
enormous fees the total compensation tne.
7 got from the government and all olIeI
sources did not amount TO as 1nucn Re
was getting In private practice oe1orTs IT,
came District Attorney, and WouI1 Hnr
Mr. Dix to ask his advisers, Judge FH re- RI
| and Mr. Stanchfield, who representa- oil
trust whether in all fairness anu % " heat
honesty. they think was oVerpaiu io'
| ing them.
To Repeat Questions. Daily
Mr. Stimson then reiterated his ques-
tons to Mr. Dix, and said ne 1hteliueu ~
repeat them every day until election
Over at Iockport there was noon
meeting. at which the theatre was filled
Mr.. Stimson there spoke CONSIDERABLY
about the importance of the barge CANA
vsDrk to the western part or the slaIe'
He said that work was being carried OF
in a splendid shape under State Engineer
Williams. and drew striking CONTRAST
| of conditions in the Engineers Office
under Williams and when Tammany hau
control. under Skene.
brief stop at Middieport gave MI
Stiuson time to shake hands with
group of citizens waiting at the station
! At Medina and Albion there were sooo
meetings. Medina raised the roof iof
Attorney General OMalley, whose native
towt, II was Mr.. Stimson was sched-
uled to speak at Holley, but funera'
marty was at the station, and all Thought
| Of a speech was abandoned. Instead. the
candidate shook hands with those who
crowded around him until the train
pulled away from the station BRIEF
stops for speeches were made al Spen-
| cerport and Lockport.
| George w. Aldridge and a large party
| of Monroe County men boarded ire
Stimson car at the border or Monroe
County, and accompanied Mr.. Stimson to
t this CITY. At the Hotel Rochester there
was a dinner for him and an informal
reception preceding the meeting
Several additional meetings have beer
added TO to-morrow's schedule. The
Stimson expedition will leave this city
at 5:55 a. m, going TO Phoenix. Oswego
New Haven. Mexico, Pulaski, Lacona
and Watertown for night meeting
Mr.. Stimson this evening gave out q
detailed schedule of his tour for Friday
and Saturday, as follows:
| Friday-Leave WATERFOWL at night by
| special train for Potsdam, arriving at
a m: Potsdam to Norwood by automoolie
| leave Norwood at 1924 a. m, arrive Malone
| As a. m: leave Malone by special tram
at 1880 p. m; arrive Saranac Lake ~
l. m leave. Saranac Lake $40 2. m; ar
rive Plattsburg AS p m; leave Plattsours
! nv SpeciaI train for TiCOnderOga.
Saturday-Leave Plattsburg by specia
train on Friday night, arriving in Ticon-
| deroga at 10 a. m. on Saturday morning
/ t0.30- arrive Whitehall
n :45 a. m; arrive Glens Falls 1910 p. m.
Leave. Glens Falls f:4O p. m; arrive sara
| toga Springs 2:35 p. m: leave Saratoga
! D. m; leave BaIlston p. m; arrive Round
Lake 4:1O p. m; leave Round Lake Az
| p. m; arrive Mechanicville 4:4O p. m; leave
! Nechanicyille o. m; arrive Troy SO
u m: evening meeting In Troy and viii
| also go to CohOes; start for New York. ar
irving at 7:20 o'clock on sunday morning
Monday and Tuesday in New York City
/ "Wednesday tour again.