The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19

and unexpected. He assured me that
The Manufacturers Association was not
being given proper recognition. and he
wanted me to invite a committee of its
members to Washington. / refused TO
do this.
There was no question about the
manufacturers being for Taft. 1t was
the labor vote that he had 10 look out
Tor. never. promised the association
or any one else that President Taft
would name any person to a Cabinet
position. regarded Mulhall in the
same light | would thousands Of per
sons who swarm around political head
quarters in a presidential year"
Denounced ny Pcrjurcr.
> Wood McClave, candidate for Con-
gress IN the Sixth New Jersey Dis
trlct tonight stamped Colonel NJ NJ
WX ,iili %onfessing eX-in,eent OF the
a iitf ana a perJurcr
McClavc told story which attacks
at us Ioundation the whole narrative
which Mulhall has been building up
during the week that he has been be-
fore the Senate lobby imvestignting
committee 5ut for the first time since
Muihall began testifyinG, corroborative
iacts' hSurcs and names TO back up his
story were demanded ana not pro-
duccd. and the effect is to cast doubt
upon every statement which he has
incidentally the McClave affair has
opened M discussion in the ranks of
the Republican, members. charginr mai
ms Democratic colleagues are making
use OF the Investigation for PARTISAN
McClaNe is the Republican candidate
!or Congress in the Sixth New Jersey
i'strlct' where a special election is TO
De held next Tuesday.
on the witness stand Yesterday Null
nan sworc that he financed and man
ago Mct!ave.s campaign in this same
quarters his meals, his cab hire and
even sharing his bed with him the last
inree nights Of the. campaign This
me election brought him scurryinr 10
Washington to-day with demand for
an immediate hearing Tonight he
took me stand ana made "a complete
denial OF all OF the Mulhan charges
McClave made his most Illuminating
p"ini on what senator Walsh had rvi-
dentlN planned 10 be the crushing blow
against the witness The senator Mad
been questioning McClave about the
money that had been spent in The dis.
'Ilct bN Mulhall ana he iinpre SsiVelN
produced, on McClaVe's demand. an
iieln,-.d account OF the expenditures
McCl3ye took hold oil H. and ran his
Calls for Proof.
Us ms all the list he has he asked
What more do YOU want injured
senator Walsh
-Four thousand dollars worth more"
W"reo McClave. see an account
Claims IT, have spent S4.50U but he
uocsn mention names. Anybody could
,4aFhe ON a hst Ike This; Let him fur
the 10 sec few recclpted bills too,
.NoFcoNcr these expenditures are only
Tor the Second District"
senator Walsh looked at the witness
hohplused and dropped The list Not a
stMSIr question was pat 10 the witness
WIN regard to it
60 q surpriSiug lack OF knowledge Of
"J'Hd! poNucs hc managed himself
W'!l and created q distinctly fav0rabie
i!Hi'lt Ss!ou upon the biz crowd pres
81 Neither Senator Reed nor Senator
" HIsh SHcecedc6 lu making the slight
cSt lMprc ssl0n unou him
lie told how Mulhal had come into
us once ntiote ia" nominating con
Nrull"n and offered tho services OF the
ana then later. after he Nc
Cl"Ne, had been nominated. returned
ono, more ''o'
he showed me lottcrs from Mr. Sher-
man an" other prominent leaders" said
McClAvo. and took Ii tor gri,l!tcd t6nt
4e Was all right Although / told Min
80" no uSe igI ht"dquarters lie hired
NO rooms M iiHtorson Visited these
rooms about five or six times in an
uilt !U% tHr eNnpurn and the only pco-
~ J ever met There We're newspaper
lie claims TO have spent four or i've
toUs"nG dollars i'm ms behalf was
n
Ican Committee S25o which nnid
Passaic demanded $1,000 bu, ,ay"
them $1,000 SUSSEX didn't assess ~, =
anything, but sent them 5000 tic
SAYS ] got $1,000 from Colonel B.rtnr
borrowed $4,000 from Colonel II.
per Oh collateral and later repaid the
No Truth In Statement.
lie says J called with MIN ON .
locoWotiNc manufacturers who stated re
YOU'D rathcl pay ave or six hundred
dollars IMAM lci me soc the men and
mat | grUmblcd all the way hone
because me said he would rather Sc.
the men There is absolutely no triith
III the statement
\ sald was going TO call there. and
ne said he would 20 with nc II.
hircd a cab ana pulled down the blind
saying that y, wouldn't be good for me
10 be seen with him. The manager o.
ne works gave US pcrmissiou TO enter
NC works and talked with abou,
300 OF the men When ! came ont Nui,
hall asked for money and was re-
"Muiha!l says ne paid for nv meals
J don't recall eating "a single meal win
MN anywhere during all thar cam
paign. '''
He SAYS that q, the end or tha
campaign "c Slcpt together Perish liz
me The campaign except one isif.b,
when made tour Of Susscx MIN