The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16
WITNESS BUCKLEY VEEISHES
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MoNTRhAL. Quebec. April IS William
/ n 6ucaigy. waDtsSi n Svw Tort stats a.
witnsua len tho insurance inquiry. could
NOT be found to-day IN thiA city. u quite
certain. however. that he arrived here ON
wednesday and until yesterday was
staying with his father-in-law, former
Mayor James McShane. On University
street.
This morning he and Hrs trunk were
driven In a cab to the North End HIS
whsroMbO.Iaa are known In his friends.
but all are apparently pledged To ailence.
Baacklsy u believed ~ have left here
tonight for Boston u Was learned to-
night that ex- Mayor James McShane. Who
b RaIckley's father in la~. made inquiries
az a local railway oflics this afternoon AZ
TO whether he could secure q passage 10y
line that did not run through New York
State and that he secured passage
Mr.. MoShans refused Ia talk On the
matter only declaring that Buckley was
nos In the city and that he knew nothing
Of his whereabouts.
The Montreal Star says tonight Mr.
Buckley Was here on "Wednesday OF this
week. hut to-day careful inquiry tailed
TO locate him. While il In understood
that he n still here. his relatives say that
thew do not know where he H. Mr.. James
Mcshane. who II Mr.. Buckleys father-tn-
law, stated that he had every reason 20
believe that Mr. Buckley - In Albany
The Montreal Herald says inquiry
AT the home OI Capt. McsShane brought
tho answer that Mr. Buckley IL not IN
Montreal but h thought TO be IN Boston.
ALFASv, April IS-LegislatOrs were
interest ed to-day in the report that William
n Buckley Of Albany. who was the chief
witness in the insurance Investigation
nov beng conducted by State Supsrin-
tsudeot Of Insurance William Horace
Hoschkiss. vas in Canada. Inquiries
at Mr.. BuckIey's house here developed
the fact that Mr. Buckley was out Of
town. hut no intimatiOu could be had
as 20 lust where he was from the mad
who answered tho Inquiries II N said
thar Aar. Buckley IN In Montreal on = visit
With his wife. whose family resides there.
The Assembly Ways and Means Commit
- Gill meet On Tuesday next 20 con-
sider the Setate resolution providing
for a Joint COMMITTEES % invcstiga.
ton II - expected that ono OF
more amendments may DO offered
To tho resolution. one especially
TO make provisions tn investigate this
sourcs uf certain newspaper publication.
eoanscsins members Of the Legislature
with Questionable dealings In . manner
a TO reflect upon them either by inslnua-
ton OF innuendo.
The HuRhca Aasemblymsu. like Ben
nett. Bates and Dana and others. who have
been Aired with a neal TO investigate thing
generally. arc satisfied with tho Senate
Finance Committees resolution.
Ths~s ara soma of the charges that may
be Investigated by the COMMITTEES;
stassmant Of Bonn COagsr that certain
paraons' IN iOOS made demands fdt go .OoC
Co prevent legislation adverse 10 tho
bridge intercsts.
Beun Congers declaration that he cav
O. 600 in 1914 10 Col. George W. Dunn.
J who ~ chairman ~ ths Republican stats
Committ-o agreed ~ prevent strike
EtateIn.nts Of Conser that there we're
corruption funds In Albany In 1891. 1870.
| leOa and iDO5
ACCOUNTS which Fnemh~rs of the StAts
/ Legislature In lsnO and 1901 had with the
brokerage hOuse os EllingwOod h Cum
J ningham. the firm which lothian p. Aids
: sworn carried accounts for some members
/ Of the House Of Commons"
The statements by Assemhlyman Ben
4 nett last year on the toor of tho Assembly
that legislation was being defeated by
/ activity of an employee Of the Assembly.
I The ataternsnts Of William n. Buckley
before the Hotchkiss inquiry Concerning
the lobbying done in Albany in the intsr-
| aaea Of hrn insurance leRinlatiOa
The statsulents Of Edward y. Kennedy
\ regarding the payment Of money To RaI
l tnsunnce laws through the Legislature
| The payment ~ Georg- W. Aldridge
| 81 Rochester II 81 OoO IN 1904 by Mr.. Keu-
I nedV
The suggestions that vast sums 81 money
| were used 10 inhuence legisla tiorpwhen fhs
! racstFack balls were oarri~d