New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-16
Throws Away, Unread, Offer to
Send Moe Charges to Him
by a Newspaper Man.
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN AGAIN
The Rev. Mr.. Morrison Gives
Last Chapter in Story"
After Last Word to
Mayor"

yesterday evening. The Mayor, when
seen at his home. No 20 Eighth avenue,
Brooklyn threw the clergyman's note
aside without opening It.
The Moe letters are supposed to have
been written to Mr. Morrison by the pro-
prietor Of a hotel at Warwick Orange
County, y. Y. and are supposed TO con-
tain charges OF irregularities i'm the pur-
chase and management OF Durland Farm,
the city's inebriate farm, at that place
Last week the Mayor wrote to Mr. Nor
rison and protested against his making
the letters public.
Tribune reporter found Mr.. Morrison
I'm his apartment at the ST George Hotel
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. He said
he had made an appointment to meet a
Deputy Police Commissioner in reference
70 the letters sent him last week by the
Mayor, which criticised him for sending
the automobile bills run mp by the Mayor
at Warwick to the Controller. and for
writing letter to Eugene II. Outer
bridge executive member Of the citizens
committee. signed with the Mayors
name
The Deputy Police Commissioner had
failed to appear. he said and he had
written letter 10 Controller Prendergast
requesting him 10 look into the finances
Of Durland Farm. He had also dispatched
letter to Mayor Gnynor. which. he de-
clared. was his last word to him
when | got up this morning | felt
utterly dazed." he said. THE air was
charged with falsehoods. but the story |
saw I'm The Tribune hit the truth. I
was at loss that did not know my
self. I sat back and thought. and then
decided | would 20 to 81. AIMS
Protestant Episcopal Church where am
associate rector, and listen to the Rev
Or. c. Campbell Walker. After the ser
vice DR.. Walker said 10 M
How did YOU get mixed up in this
thing
Truth Acts in Polarity"
when truth is on its last legs. re-
Piled. ii finds some one through whom it
acts in polarity
Then | returned TO the hotel and sent
a letter to the Mayor. which is my last
word with him"
What did you say to the Mayor ne
was asked.
Il cannot tell you but will illustrate"
he answered Trust in polarity is false
hood. II is that which accounts for the
charge OF forgery Trust in polarity op-
posed To virtue presents an appearance OF
lack OF virtue The Mayor will explain
the rest SO far as the relations between
the Mayor and myself are concerned, they
are Of the most pleasant character"
Regarding the mysterious woman. whom
he wished Mrs. Isabella Goodwin, the de
tective. and Inspector Lahey Of the Po-
lice Department, 10 view with the idea OF
determining her character at meeting
which he arranged with her for last Fri
day night he said:
why. that woman was In the front
pew OF St AIMS Church last Sunday
night when preached a sermon there on
text from Revelations. which was:
" as in the spirit Of the Lord to-day, and
| heard behind me a great voice as OF
trumpet | only met that woman about
two months ago, and although she says
she has known me a long while, ! never
knew OF her personally until then
''She gave me her picture which | re-
turned to her to-day. She is In polarity.
| do not care 10 tell YOU where she lives
for that reason. A Manhattan evening
paper printed her picture in connection
with a cartoon of Mayor Gaynor Satur-
day evening. and that makes her in po-
larItv. She will make them believe | lie.
The picture he referred to presented
the Mayor looking doubtfully at a woman
Of rather gay appearances and remarking
to himself: mo, | guess I'd better not be
too familiar" The woman was marked
Graft Investigation"
Mr.. Morrison finally took the Moe lot
ters from his pocket and asked the re-
porter To carry them 10 Mr.. Gaynor, who
would he at his Brooklyn home at 2
o'clock. Afterward he took them back,
and gave the reporter a note to the
Mayor. in which he said that II the Mayor
would give the reporter an order he would
turn the Moe letters over to him for trans
mission.
As the reporter was about 10 leave on
his mission the clergyman said THE adj
vance Of truth in polarity reposng on
sovereign virtue is irresistible. II is the
action OF Almighty God. The advance OF
truth reposing on sovereign vice is the
advance of the devil. Covetousness Is
blight. II destroyeth. They are decev-
ing each other. They are going to destroy
each other This is my message. Now
you have the truth This finishes the
thing. have had my last word with
the Mayor. I have given you the last
chapter OF the story and that is all"
The Mayor Hears from Morrison.
The Mayor arrived at his home. No 20
Eighth avenue. at about $50 o'clock. He
came in his automobile. The reporter
told him, as he walked 10 his front door,
that he had a personal message to him
from Mr.. Morrison
Well who are your" he demanded.
The reporter explained.
Well you've delivered your message,
haven't you?" he asked
mo. | have a note" returned the re-
porter and offered him the paper.
The Mayor took the note, which was
folded piece Of paper without an envelope
and without address. Without looking at
1t. he dropped IT to the steps, walked into
his house and closed the door.
The reporter was not the only one shut
out. Charles Gillen, twelve years old. or
No. 7O6 Sackett street. was with him. The
child had been waiting for the Mayor
since morning. he said. His father de-
serted his mother three years ago, and his
mother has to work to support her fam
lily. He lives with his grandmother, Mrs
Ennis