Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-28
Is Said to Know Much Con-
cerning His Transactions
in Stocks.
PROCESS SERVERS IN CASE
KNOW WHERE SHE RESIDES
Governor Alleged Dummy, Colwell,
not Yet Produced by the De-
fense's Attorneys.

ALBANY. \ y September PA
my Sterious woman. who is believed by
thc board of managers of the impeach-
nent trial OF Gov. Sulzer to he con
sersant with many of his Wall street
Transactions. Is being sought
detectives have been searching for
her in New York for weeks. il was learn
cd tonight but have been unable to To-
cate her.
on one occasion detective called at
her home. and woman who answered
tho door said she was the rnuch-wanted
woman. But the process server CON
vinced that he was talking with a maid
lett without serving the papers.
The search has not been Abandoned
however and there exists possibility
II j. believed. of serving her Yet. Sew
eral detectives now are looking for her
Her testimony is desired, to be introduced
next week along with that regarding the
governors deals I'm stocks
None of the transactions was made
directly through her as the governors
agent, il is said. but she is believed to
know much of the manner i'm which the
deals between him and his agent or
agents, were contaminated
Colwell Not Produced.
frederick l.. Colwell, the governors al
!eSed dummy in certain Wall street
ventures. was not produced by ATTORNEYS
for the defense today, and tonight it
appears more unlikely than ever that he
VIII testify. Friends of the governor to-
day said that illness might prevent Col
We'll from taking the stand They fur
ther explain that his i'll health has much
70 do with his not being seen recently
IheS Still were firm in their assertion
however. that he was not attem pting to
conceal himself, and would be a willing
witness VI able
'harges that the governor bartered his
political Influence will be taken up early
next week. II developed TODAY
Two witnesses, Chester c. Platt the
governors secretary. and John A Wal
dron. recorder of legislative bills. have
oeen served with Subpoenas duces tecum
IN connection with this feature of the
-sse. fiatt was ordered to produce the
reports or John y. Carlisle. state high
way commissioner. in connection with
certain projected road improvements i'm
the counties of Greene. Essex and War
ren. Ihe reports were made while Car
hsie was member of a COMMITTEES of
inquiry appointed by the governor. The
report opposed approval of the bill for
Improvement in Greene county WaIdron
must produce the bills.
Charge as to Highway.
According to a charge made BY Eugene
Lamb Richards in his opening address
Oh behalf of the assembly managers,
Fl'n"c was expended from the general
fund OF the state for the Greene high
nay IL is alleged that the governor
signed the bill in exchange for the vote
of Assemblyman j. Lewis Patrie for his
direct primaries bill.
similar trade is alleged to have been
affected between Assemblyman III. G.
Prime. Jr.. and the governor. Richards
charged In his speech that the governor
told Prime his motto was: You for me
and me for YOU.
At the extraordinary session of the
legislature Prime voted for the govern
ors direct primary bill, and Mr. Rich
ards. In speaking of this. called attention
% the fact that Prime had not voted on
he bill at the regular session.
Speculation as to Garrison.
What final disposition will be made Of
!he case OF James c.. Garrison. who is
ne!d in the Albany county penitentiary
Tor contempt of the assembly, was the
subject of much discussion today After
Supreme Court Justice Cochrane at
Hudson had denied Garrisons applica-
non Tor a writ of habeas corpus on the
ground that the court was without iuris-
dicton, Garrison was returned to the
penitentiary. His friends plan to use
every EFFORT To induce the assemblymen
70 release the prisoner when the assem-
bly, reconvenes October q.
There was much speculation in Albany
today as To what will be the nature OF
the defense of Gov. Sulzer. 1t is stated
that even the governors attorneys do
not TO know at this time just what his
entire defense will be.
Fhis II due to the fact that much new
evidence OF which they had not the
slightest knowledge before the trial be-
gan Is being introduced. and of course,
the defense can only plan to meet this
a. ~ arises. One feature OF the defense
VIII be that most of the unlisted con-
tributions were given the governor for
hi> personal use.
Garrison Must Stay in Prison.
HUDSON, y. Y. September 23.-James
=. Garrison, friend OF Gov Sulzer and
former state employe who made charges
sgainst certain assemblymen and declined
20 testify regarding them before the as
sembly. must remain in the Albany peni-
tentiary until the assembly managers sc,
nj To release him or this session OF thu
legislature expires.
Supreme Court Justice Cochrane sit
ting In the case of Garrison's application
for writ of habeas corpus so decided
this afternoon. The court ruled that tn,
assembly had acted as a court anc
therefore ne had no right 10 interfere
with its ruling.
Garrisons attorney announced he would
appeal the case as soon as papers coulC
be prepared