The evening world., 1913-09-29

Lucn0w artef tno lattef nao vent MN
Q can,paisn contribution. The letter
thanked Mr. Luchow for all you have
done"
rs II the stereotyped form that W.
have been having put in svidsncsr
asked Judge Herrick.
Judge for yourself" was Kresers
rssay.
John 8. sorenson. the hrst witness Of
ehe day, who gave his business as
"coffee importer and general exporter"
sestined to handing . check for $3.50
TO the Governor In October Of last year.
The check was frvm he arm OF Cross-
man a sieIcken. employers OF sorcn.
son.
This Arm IL sometimes called the
Coffee Trust
AT the request Of Mr.. Crosaman." I"
the witness said, Il drew n check for
S2.50o. had IL cashed and took twenty
I'VE 500 bills 10 Mr.. sulxer in October.
1917. handed the money 90 him and
said. Mr.. crcssman wished me to hand
sos this as replied. Thank Mr.. Crosse
man for me-"
The witness said Mr.. Crossman died
In January. 1919. and that Mr. sislcken
now IL abroad. sorenson was not cross.
axamined.
oiTv COURT JUDGE GxPLAiNs
HIS CONTRIBUTION.
Edward r. ODwyer. Judge Of tho
City Court Of New York. was the next
witness. He testified TO having given
. check for 800 to suissr on Oct. 10.
1918. Tho check vas Endorsed by
Boyer. Oriswoid q CO.. brokers.
John r. O'Brien Of New York. who
SAID he WaS In the milk busineas. vas
then sworn. He said he had known
Bulssr for ten years. WAS a member OF
ths National Democratic Club Of New
Yerk and had sent sulssf Q contribu.
tioa- His check, which was placed IN
evidence. WAS for $50.
4 isttsr stating that ths incbosurs
was his Contribution and that he
kopsd TO be able 70 contribute two
years hence" accompanied the check.
Th6 check was indorsed civilian Sui.
SER and Louis Sarecky" suiser's &C.
knoWisdgment had been lost. he said.
but from memory Mr.. O'B1en said
the acknowledgment thanked ne for
what I had said and all had DONE"
Attorney Kresei then switched 10 the
Governors alleged Wall street trans
actions. calling Arthur L. Fuller. head
Of the New York Stock Exchange :irm
Of Fuller 4 Gray. The witness said no
was . brother Of Melville h. Fuller OF
the firm OF Harris 4 Fuller. sulier In
alleged 70 have invested campaign con-
tributions with both Of these firms.
NJ
Arm and turned TO Account Bo0." II
was opened. he said. Oct. 81. 1919. and
showed purchase OF 100 shares Of big
FOUR on that date The order was
given on Oct. 20. the witness said. and
At the time no margin was deposited
for the stock.
~ asked my partner n We were 10
carry this stock without margin" said
the witness. "He said. No. ~ to be
pajA for"
NOT ALLOWED TO SAY VINO &C.
COUNT WAS FoR.
q. Did you ask him who the account
was tort A. Not untn after testified
before the Frawley Committee.
"who did ne say II was fort" asked
the lawyer.
Objection TO the question was sus'
taiaed.
Nr. Kresei said that counsel for the
maAagsrs had tried for the last ten day'
to subpoena Mr.. Gray. but had beer
unable TO locate him.
Nssdlng further from the account. the
witness said that Ion more shares oi
Big Four" were bought on Oct 2. and
that two payments. one Of 1850. and
one OF d ,oOa were made on the same
dag. On Oct ~ thser wa0 paid e6o
ana on Oct u. S.ses more. this. with
Ing the account On Nov. I. 100 mor'
shares Of '.Big Four were bought. TO
which G.si2.t0 was paid on Nov. 9.
All the payments. the witness said
were In cash and amounted to ei7,SS7 %
QUITE COMMON TO DESIGNATE
ACCOUNTS ~ NUMOERe.
There wsre many accounts In hi
ohIlee designated BY numsbera. ne said
and addsd that TO designate account
BY numbss was quite the common
thing In Wall street" He testified tha
- Tar a. he knew there wss no recon
In hts office that would tell the nam
OI tuo puwOu " WUOm Suo eCcouU
NE. 500" was credited.
He said the account was not boaxh
on margin "as II was understood II va
70 b bought outright"
Fuller wss succeeded ~ Eninsham =
Sutton. manager Of he hfm's Brookiy
0lRioe.
DO you know whose account No. q
wasr'' asked Attorney Kressl.
"W.iiiam sulser's replied Sutton bs
fore Judge Hsrr1ck had time 70 snt'
an objection.
The answer was stricken out BY ~
siding Judge Cullen on the ground tins
the witness did not have person'
knowledge. Sutton described his pa
In the delivery OF 800 shares Of II!
Four."
In the effort to get at the bottom
the big Four" stock transactions. Law
years for the prosecution questions
sharply various employees OF Fuller
Gray.
Devious methods weer used In d.
livsrinE the stock. Frederick A. Co
clark In Yonkers branch once, testihS