The evening world., 1913-09-26

A. I save than TO ysr. suissr. Hs We
Just sittina down 20 breakfast. and
when I left they were lying on the
tabla
BRADY THOUGHT CULLEN WAS
A POOR MAN
Daniel J. BRADY. another Of the Man.
haitian Club contributors. told Of CIV
ing 800. but had destroyed his check
and tho stub. He had talked with
Judge conlan about Suffers financial
affairs.
Il always thought he was . poor
man." said Mr.. brady. II never ~.
gardcd Gov. SulAer ~ q speculator or
a money maker--anythins but . money
maker"
Y. Had you ever talked with Gov
Sulzer about his financial affairs?
A. Yes. he told me he was stu In
Congress hshting for tho people ana
was n poor man. 1 believed IL.
@. Why did you destroy tho check
and stub? asked Senator Busse. A. I
am not q politician. I am q business
man. There was q controversy 0etw een
two factions am friendly TO both
sides. I did no, want 10 get mixed
up In the affair.
q. When did you destroy your check
and the stub! A. About three or four
weeks ago--after l read that Gov. Su,.
ger had been impeached.
q. What did you expect to gain by
doing so7 A. I didn't want my check
and my affairs paraded all over the
country.
q. Was the act Of your own violation
or suggested to your 4. II was sug.
gested by no one.
Mr.. Stanchneld again demanded from
the defense Information regarding the
whereabouts of tho missing broker,
Frederick ColwelL Mr.. Herrick replied
that he expected to have Information
by tonight
oooliNo TELLS GIVING OF HIS
$1,000 CHECK.
John r. Doollng. lawyer and Demo.
cratic politician. gave a Si.ooU check to
Gov. Sulzar that went to the brokers.
Boyer. driswoid q Co. On the witness
stand Mr.. Doollng said: II called on
Mr.. S,lxer early In the campaign at
his once. told him I understood he
needed help. l handed him my check
and told him I thought II would help
him. He thanked me. ] shook hands
with him and left
Y. What are the endorsements on the
check? a. William sulzer and Boyer
9riswold q Co.
=. In the check certifed? A. Yes.
Y. Was It certified when you gave It
TO Mr.. Sulzer. A. No.
Mr.. Herrick cross-examined Mr.. poo-
ling.
q. Do you know Hugh J. Reilly? A.
Yes.
Reilly IL the Cuban contractor mixed
In sulser Affairs.
Mr.. Reilly about Mr.. Sulser's affairs?
L. Yes.
Was II A. . result Of that CONVEX.
sation that you gave the money to
Mr.. sulserT asked Mr.. Hewitt.
Mr.. Stanchnsld objected and was
sustained. SO the whole Reilly story
was ruled out.
sovER SAYS STOCK WAS
BOUGHT ~ coLWgIl.
Philip Boyer Of the former firm Of
Boyer 0riswoM and Company was the
next witness to tell Of Sulser stock
accounts.
The Boyer arm dissolved In March
ana Mr. Boyer II now in another bank.
Ing house. lie was questioned about
Frederick a Colweil. the alleged Suiser
agent
On Oct 49," said Mr.. Boyer. "Mr.
Colwel! asked me 10 buy for him 90
shares OF Rig Four for cash delivery.
did 80. Mr.. Colwell paid for II with
Sle.025 In checks and cash. The checks
wore those OF william sulxer. $500; r.
W. Myers. 5000; John Lynn. 500: l.. A.
SpaldinE. 500: Edwin +. O'Dwyer. 500:
John w. Cox. 500: Frank v. straus
Company. $1,000; J. r. Dooling. $1,000.
Total checks. N.sW. The balance OF
G.l$ was In currency. Mr.. Colwell said
to me he was buying the stock for his
own account because he was poing out
OF town"
Tho checks were Identified AZ those
given to Mr.. Sulzer by the contributors
named and Endorsed by him.
G. A. Reynolds, cashier OF Boyer.
GrisWold d Co. was sworn and asked
whether the sulser personal check for
$500 was drawn 10 the order OF Boyer.
Griswold 4 Co. Witness could not re-
member.
The prosecution demanded that the
defense produce the check. This was
refused. The object was to connect
Suixer directly with the stock trans
action. But q barrier WAS interposed by
absence OF the cancelled check itself.
which wont back through the banks to
Mr.. Sulxer.
rELLc OF DELIVERING THE
STOCK TO coLWElL.
Alex. Murray. another employee Of
Boyer. GrlswUld 4 CO.. testified to order
lnG and delivering the stock TO Mr.. Col
well In Mr.. Boyer's private once and re-
ceiving checks and currency In payment
which he turned over to Cashier Rsy-
nolds.
Attorney Human asked many cues.
ton TO fix the time OF day OF the trans
action. explaining tothe Court that the
question Of time had important bearing
on the transaction. which AftsrwArd
would be developed.
J. Temple Gwathmey testified to writ
Ing n letter to MIR. Sulxer saying EN-
closed find check for 500 which l wish
you would hand to the people who are