The evening world., 1913-08-07
tcontinusd from First Pags)

oehy on MONDAY next.
FRAWLgv .pAsSGS rHe oues.
TON ON TO GOV. sULzeR.
Docs Il look 70 YOU" Frawley was
asked before the session. AS though
Lieut. Gov. 0lynn 10 soon to be Cover.
nor Of the State Of New York;"
1T IL my duty. with all due respect"
said the Senator. TO refer you to the
Hon. william suissr. Governor Of the
state Of New York.
The Rev. o. r. Miller Of the New
York Civic League was sought thn
morning and last night a. . witness TO
prove that Senator Frswley. Congress-
concerned In q plot to forward certain
Hesitation at Albany In consideration
Of q big bribs. The Rev. DR.. Miller
has been quoted a. saying that he 10
eager to appear.
I'VE have been looking for him for
three days" said Mr.. Tr3wley. but for
. man anxious to appear he 10 sinsu.
larry elusive"
LETTER FROM MINISTER WHO
CHARGED BRIBERY.
Eugene Lamb Richards, counsel to Ne
committee. had Q letter from the Rev.
Miller which he read to the committee.
II indicated. said Mr.. Richards. that
the reverend gentleman was anxious to
appear some day-but not to-day"
The letter began:
Dear Sen. Frawley"--
How nice" broke In the chairman.
amid laughter.
The Rev. Mr.. Miller said that, ~ the
result Of . previous engagement. he
could not appear before next Monday.
and that he desired to be represented
by counsel. He declared he would. next
week. furnish the names Of witnesses he
wSnted called to substantiats his
charges
Il want to ada" said Mr.. F1chards.
that no reply has been received from
Gov. sulser to the wire ASKING him 10
be present at the hearing
II learn" intsrpossA Chairman
Frawiey. that Gov. sulssr 10 In War
rem County and probably has not re-
csived our communication. We may
hear from him later"
Philip Boyer Of No. - Wall street.
private banker. formerly . member Of
Boyer. 0riswold 4 Co. Of No. u Broad.
way. and now q msmbsr Of w. C
Langley q Co. was the nrst witnsss
called to-day. Mr.. Boyer said the book
and papers Of. Boyer. 0riswoid 4 Co
were locked I'D In their former oniees
He save the name Of Charles Rey'
nolds ~ the cashier Of the nrm. who
was familiar with the Affairs Of thai
company. He said he had an account
with the Manhattan Company. A CHECK
cashed by Boyer. 0riswoid d Co. for 900
given by John Lynn to Mr.. suiser fol
his campaign fund was put throuSt
the Manhattan Company. II was In
dorsed BY William sulser in his owl
handwriting.
BANKER QUESTIONED ABOUT
DEAL IN BIG FOUR STOCKS.
Mr.. Richards then examined Mr.. Boy.
Or 40 follows:
Q. Do you know Frederick A. CoiwsM,
A. Yes.
Q. Did ne do business through you
concern? A. On one occasion he asked
me to buy 100 shares Of Big -Four. fol
cash delivery that day. I think tina
} was In October. 1914
, Q. A. this was . cash transaction
You would have the check certified
, would you notf A. Tea
, Q. Was the check (showing witness
. cheeky certified by the 0uarants
Trust Company. A. u.
!, When did you last sea coiwsli
. A. In February.
Z @. When you cay cash TRANSACTION
do you mean the stock was bouGht o.
} margin! A. No: the actual stock Va
} delivered.
7 @. Was ColwsH's account on you
I books In dis name or b. number
r DO not rsmsmbss; think IN 81
. name.
r Q. Have you IN aooounG on you
: books IN the naass Of william 'suisss
T. A. No.
!. Boyer promised to furnish the con
- mittes the bamss Of his former On
was then excused.
"Is there any one here from PETE
Doelger's onicsf" demanded n
Richards. u mean Peter Doslgsr. u
brewer"
No one answered. M Richards q
planned that he desired TO ask shout
ID $3.50 check given to Gov. Sulssr bsfo'
nj election, and that he expected Mr.. Doc
to ger to produce It later. when an sRo
i'd would be made to show the check vi
h. given TO sulssr Tor his campaign fun
A and diverted to the Governors person
.. stock brokerage account.
suDPoENAs oGRvED ON ~
~ TEEN OTHER PERSoNs.
az Mr.. Richards explained. too. that
~ had served hftssn subposnas on repr
m ssnta evAa NJ man nov In Europe. al