The Sentinel=record., 1913-09-28
SULzER CASE DEVELOPS ANoTH- FER INTERESTING ANGLE OF
 STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
WOMAN WITNESS IS SOU GRT
Believed She Can Throw Some Light on the Governors Dealings in Wall street--Her Identity ia Kept Mys- tery

Albany, N. Y, Sept 27,S-lA myster- ious woman, who is believed r5 the board of managers of tale impeachment trial of Governor SuIzer to be conver- sant with many of his Wall street transactions, is being sought. Detec. tives have been searching for her in New York for weeks, it was learned today, but have been unable to locate her.
 On one occasion detective called at her home and a woman who answered the door, said she was the much want ed witness. But the process servers, convinced that they were talking with maid, left without serving the pa- pers,
 The search has not been abandoned, however, an dthere exists possibility. it is said, of serving her yet Several detectives now are looking for her. Her testimony is desired to be intro duced next week, along with that re- garding the governors deals in stocks.
 None of tue transactions was made directly through her as the governors agent, it Is said, bur she is believed to know much of the manner in which the deals between him and his agent, or agents, were consummated.
 Frederick l.. Colwell, the governors alleged dummy" in Wall street ven lures, was not produced for the de- fense today and tonight it appears more unlikely taan ever that he will testify Friends of the governor today said that illness might prevent Colwefl' from taking the stand. They furthef explain that his i'll health has had much to do with his not being seen recently They still were firm in their assertion, however, that he was not attempting to conceal himself and would be willing witness, if able.
 Charges that the governor bartered his political influence will be taken up early next week. it developed today. Two witnesses, Chester c. Platt, the governors secretary, and John A. Wat dron, a recorder of legislative bills. have been served with subpoenaes duces tecum in connection with this feature of the case.
 Platt was ordered to produce the re- ports of John Carlisle, state highway commissioner, in connection with cer- tain projected road improvements m the counties of Green Essex and War ren The reports were made while Carlisle was member of committee of inquiry appointed by the governor. The report opposed approval of the bill for improvement tin Green county. Waldron must produce the bills
 According to a charge made by Eu- gene Lamb Richards in his opening ad- dress on behalf of the assembly mana gers, sl90,000 was expended from the general fund of the state for the Green It is alleged that the gover- nor signed the bill in exchange for the vote of Assemblyman J. Lewis Pa trie for his direct primary bill
 similar trade is alleged to have been effected between Assemblyman H. 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 gover- nor's direct primary bill and Mir. Rich ards, in speaking of this, called atten. ton to the fact that Prime had not voted on the bill at the regular ses- sion
 What final disposition will be made of the case of James c. Garrison, who IS held in the Albany county oeniten- tiary for contempt of the assembly, was the subject of much discussion to- day. After Supreme Court Justice Cochrane at Hudson had denied Gar rison's application for writ of Chabeaa corpus on the ground that the court was without jurisdiction, Garrison was returned to the penitentiary. His friends plan to use every effort to in duce the assemblymen to release the, prisoner when the assembly reconvens on October 6.
 There was much speculation in AL bany today as to what will be the na- ture of the defense of Governor Sulzer. It is stated that even the governors attorneys do not know at this time just what his entire defense will be- This is due to the fact that much new evidence of which they had not the slightest knowledge before the trial began, is being introduced One fea. ture of the defense will be that most of the unlisted contributions were giv- en the governor for his personal use.