Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-09
No Testimony to be Offered by the Governor or His
 Wife at the Impeachment Trial
WILL NOT SHIELD HIMSELF BEHIND HIS WIFE
Friends of Governor Picture Him MartySudden Clos ing of Case Creates Sensation-Witness Was Present to Show That Mrs. Sulzer Had No Account With Car negie Trust Co.-Summing Up to Begin Today.

slips and all receipted bills. He said he could not throw any light on the reasons why contributions by promin- ent brewers and the $2,500 donation by Jacob H. Schiff, a New York fnancier, had not been accounted for in the pub lie statement.
 Campaign Money to Settle a Judg
 nent.
 Sarecky declared he had received and deposited in the Mutual Alliance Trust company to his own account about $12,500 of the Sulzer contribu- tions. Of this amount he accounted for the expenditure of $7,724 Pressed for an explanation of the disposition of the balance, he said he had paid be- tween $500 and $500 to settle a judg- ment obtained against Sulzer by Fred Hastings and his father of Seattle, Wash" He said he had ad vised the governor that this claim had been settled out of campaign contri buttons before the campaign statement was filed.
 Besides this amount the witness said he had spent approximately $750 for mailing 'tSulzer's short speeches" :" throughout the United States. In spite of continued questioning Sarecky said he was utterly unable" to account for additional expenditures.
 He denied all knowledge of an a1leg- ed $2,600 contribution by the late Charles Kohler, a wealthy New York piano manufacturer and race horse breeder. A letter to MT. Kohler thank ing him for all you have done" and signed William Sulzer," was placed in evidence. The contribution had not been mentioned previously.
 Suizer Kept No Book Accounts.
 Briefly questioned on redirect ex- animation, Sarecky said that so far as he knew MT. Sulzer did not keep any books of accounts.
 What were his habits with refer ence to keeping his office well ar- ranged and his matters well in order?" MT. Hinnan queried.
 There was no method at an.' Sa- rocky replied and q smile passed over the face of the members of the court.
 In response to questions by one of
 ------,--~--s. Sarecky admitted that he had before him ali his deposit slips, cancelled checks, stubs and reeeipted bills when he made ID the governors campaign statement.
 Bought Clothes With SO Balance.
 To query by another senator wit ness answered that when the campaign was over there was only $50 left in his Mutual Alliance Trust company &C., count
 The governor Sd1O TO me- fBuy yourself a suit of clothes with it. ? said the witness
 The only testimony introduced by the defence today was by Hugh J. Reilly a contractor for the Cuban government, that he had loaned Gov ernor Sulzer $26,0GO, and by John N. Carlisle, state highway commissioner for New York who identified docu- ment in which he had recommended the passage of a legislative bill which the governor signed. This WAS the bill of AssernbIy1nan Prime in respect to which, it was alleged in the impeach- ment charges, the gov vernor bartered his political influence.
 To Begin Summing Up Today.
 It was announced by counsel that Louis Marshall for the defense would begin the summingz up at tomorrow's s session. He will be answered by Judge Alton B. Parker. On Friday Judge Herrick will close the summing up for the defense and Edgar T. Bracket will close for the board of managers. These plans are subject to change, however.