The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-02
HUGHES STARTED INQUIRY
no, HERS ~ ROBINSON CASE
nIRL ~ HIS OFFICE.
M.rrr.,d There a KING charges Against
li.ronr t.aN '-rOSrs messenger
I.r,ughi Them sIrr-- NleIT a,s@Hia1'S
Us.rrrrIs 10 I'taintlUs' T'h, SirlaRS

a., tIs' GuV tiuCh.-- or -urne mo
o. .....,iy NJ IN. ofl-c,. hal called thu.
s..'..r - IA" grlcvanCs. Comnit'~..
. I'Ir Assnsin'ipU &" III" VnuCh"r-
.,..,t ~ Henry 4 Ruluusun. torm.t
....r,i .",Ius~I ~ tho M.irrp"ll az
. ,,.,..r RiIl~ay. ~h'~h tho grievance onr-
% t..' has 'i~Cd'-d r'pr's-nt"d di$h'ir>r-
. ..- made. ~ delay ~ defeat iIIStiC.
d NhIch has brnurht about IA" RppI'a
~ the RaI ASs0cintion 1" ~" NpJ"i-
h.. InNlsruu - th. Sgprrtuc Cont fnr ths.
a.-,Ir,n.nt e HolMnsor.
lu. nam. nf Gov. Hughes docs not ap-
IA 40 the charges ~ h the tsst tnouV
nAe, ~ 'h- several hearings Infor-
80. grievance committee NT ~ there
" othsr complainant name,I eIc...d
.ar Ihrystis. the attorney tor ~"
,rpvauca committee. Chairman Town.
,.4 III the committee In=ista,i when
D., Judge I'~eph I. DaIy Robinson
..uSaI and also hi- brother -In-law
a.k.d who had SGT Mr.. Chrystie N motion
u tie case that hs. Mr.. TOWNSEND haI
NJ, 90. " Nas presumed accordingly
tHAi GOV. Hughes suggested IA a letter
the chairman OF the grisvanr- cOu-
rr.'is,- that the vouchers offered a fruittt.l
I'd for inquiry aud that under char
gu Iownsend'g subsequent directIons
~ Ihrystie took uV the case
Franklin Pierce .Co'InsAl Tor the King com
r ttrs that brought the cta argos against
I-trlCt Attorney Jerome. said Yesterday
tat he III vouchers up,,n which IN.
charges against Mr.. Robinson ar. based
S-r. paTt o( a trInklui at material that
came into the Possession 1t George X
Iagg one ~ the Matropohtan- chief
luvs~ti gators. whose name - attached
O. many of the vouchers RagR hsd |s-en
directed tn destroy the vouchers. but he
IacA~d then away instead and On" night
~ INA he aSkeSi VI. ! Shsehan. ono 90 ms
C-t.ctIveS. TO keep track oT ~. trunk.
Sheehan had 10 leave the Trunk IN a
Harding house ~ West Thirty fourth
s'reet becau-a he couldn't pay his hill
sd about year lfterwsrd IN. landlady
Cuened the trunk and was disappointed
over the contents She had an eve for
business. however md when the Jerome
inquiry started she sent WOui g. Mr.
I-ICs. about the TRUNK. ard ha got The
Np.,n'rS 10y paving IN" board bIll ui si5
lh-Se vouchers were turned over To-
1 rnmi-SionsT Hand. who heard the
J. rome charges. and when b" submitted
/ r"pOri "a Gov Hughes m August,
ir.s ihe trunkful ~ vouchers went along
VA 'h.. exhibits. Nj Pi.roe s,Id yes
l'fiaN that neither h. nor any piI'' as~'-
t.ltrd With the King c,rrmi't,. iu"h the
'a>. i,etprc tho liar '-,.,.itipu II was
p.~ han two months after Comm iS-loueT
nd report was uied with the Governor
at Ing before Gov. Hughes had aCt.-d
~ the TeI-urt hat Mr. Ihrys'i" went Ia
A ANY and ls0ked over the vouchers IA
.. a. Governor officr
lr' grievance committee was holding
. at hearing ~ the charges aeains'
ialiIA-on ~ February. iS9. wnen
dig, DAILY. who rad fnad.. no inquiry
.,f ". sly a. - tn complainant against
) Robinson. asked 1T Mr. thrysir..
-Ni-re Ne" tn,-.- .uICh"fs when YOU
g , 'brm:'
They were before tu.' Governor M tho
Jerums charges. replied NT Ihrys'i"
- oNamined them IN Albany. and sui-.'-
alcntly the Governor messenger brought
them down before the committee
! haven't inquired whether Their" was
sIy one making a charge that ST Won M
n. atiou. said Judge Daily
4 s-' hum Ia motion sad Chairman
townsend.
4 Judge you did il from reading the
hsvspapsrs. dill yDu no. ask i Eru.n-
ems counsel.
No. IRON looking over some Of those
V.uchsrs.' said Mr. Townsend
Neither Mr.. Chrystie nor any one ass7-
Gated with the grievance committee woult
q scuss the cass yesterday nor say whv
tie committee elaborated more than
y-ar be fore the formal charges were
q ade and submitted to the Appellate Di-
VISION.
additional Testimony taken before the
Committee IN its half n dozen hearings N
the case show that the members were
grratly Interested IN vouchers showing
sums paid with RobInson's approval 20
rysiCians who IN some cas-- were IN
Iafned and said 10 - physicians for
{ ia.ntghs Ia suits against the Metro
I",Han. These physicians. u was adj
n'ted. were not III the company EN-
T.v These vo uchers were not included
l ne list published Yesterday.
nelly case. January "a. iPso. amount paid
J.. ,,corZ e =. clements accom- -ery ."o- So.
' ~'a' en- case. July l. 1890. SPECIAL .eryI. -.
~ Brady. So.
llyh4rm case. Nav -. pad Or \
s..mau. services rendered 80
..t,z .a-s Dr Clarence \ McWl!Iafus. /
49,. - rendered former tTIIl. o..
Whom Questioned on this subJ"c' Mr.
t...rsDn SAID he thought that "a most
."- rrau- p.fore they would tlk with
o.. u-.--,ig. tors II frequently hap ,
'....I. be- -.'d that III" r-iiro AZ company
...' 81 cas.s "a winch ths physIcian'-
n.- not paid and nlturiiiv whom
'. uyo~tIg.'Dr went tn one ~ thess b
- an, .un-squenrly Tor inform. ION
90 nys.,1an DEM ndsd that the ODD .
.r I'd tcfOrg b" - ked
80 EooIu-on sd that IN" phy~i"ia -
.r...r. . ',uuId tel tho extent Of ~ m
o.. INJURIES .il IA SON" CTsss fun.
'.... .. ...u'. .S'. re- 49, IA Robinson .
. fttu.s a sra~ uflprO's--Si OnsI for the !
.-G ., -" ''' ? .lro a CON prGy
g.. torn, 'fuD'
.r -.pVr he qreft on ~ the pro-
laying rr' piaintIn = physci'n
..fr SJls' I.L"G fT.SeT.c X
n"'nI"r o. 'k.' committee.
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