The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-06-27

from any affiliatinn Win Mr Lamar ,
pecunarily. profess ionallN and. J thihk'
sentimentally II | had to do II again
and had been under the same sense
Of gratitude that have been would
do the same thing. with the same
results
II have profcsscd no ability to CON
tro any one. II had II would have
beru ridiculous IN the extreme. ! have
been known as u partisan Republican,,
aud have been such stcadfastlS.
Il think the present condition Of affairs
II healthy one and think could have
been Of use in properly directing the in
tercsts with which ! have been connected
and with which for som" period of time !
have been disconnected. have "A fair
practice. am poor man In money hut
until Tonight and last night. believe !
have had an unscathcd reputation.
II have only family dclincntcd the mat
ters of public interest with which ! have
been connected. and ! have never heard
myself adversely criticised except dur
ing the long warfar" of burying the wires
when there was - good dcal or hcrlnohy
, and criticism wears axe.
II shall L." prepared to be- cr"ss-"A-
amin.d at any time. | shall I've prepared
to- meet any other suggestions that may
be made in respect To inNsef ana ! shali
go home Tonight feeling that the enorts
that have been made to d'scredit me Will
turn out to be abortive have nothing
moro to say am ready at this time t"
answer any questions
"The street" Against Him.
Mr.. Lauterbach insisted. in reply TO
questions from Senator Reed. that he
had not REPRESENTED Mr.. Lamar IN any
litigation which involved clash with
the Morgan interests. He said. however.
office had apparently prejudced the
( Street" against him.
! He said that Perkins and Stetson
] had come to his office one day to per-
/ s'iade him To Use his Efforts to draw
| off Lamar in a certain suit OF STOCK
| holders against the United states Steel
| Corporation. Mr.. I.auterbach said ne
assured his callers that II Lamar were
behind the suit In question. which was
/ then pending in New Jersey. four or
| Ave years ago he was wholly unaware
! of IT,
| Mr.. Iauterbach said that he had last
| seen Lamar when the latter. with MS
wife. child and two nurses. was on the
! Albany boat on his way to iittsheiu
Mass, where ne thought Lamar now
was. This was a week ago to-day.
The Union Pacific settlement was
spoken Of and ne asked Lamar If he
was responsible for the Dow-Jones
! Wal, Street slips regarding the case
which had appeared that afternoon and
which were produced yesterday In evil
dence by Judge Lovett. He said Lamar
! replied that h. was not responsible for
them and knew nothing about them.
Pressed Az for his reasons to think
ta.l la. lodi nt
the slips Iauterbach failed to give
any clear explanation. He said that his
conversation with Lamar the day be
fore. when the latter visited him in his
office. might have led him to think La
mar had something to do with the issu
ance of the slips.
Lamar, he said the day before sup
piled him with list of holdings of the
Union Pacific This list, he said. Wa.
given to him within an hour by Lamar
and he supposed that Lamar had got th'
information from "Poore's Manual"
Reed Quotations Inut~rbach.
senator Reed asked Lautcrbach II he
had notice. d that the slips referred to
were under a Chicago date and not
New York l.autcrbach said he had
noticed this The Senator did not press
.
,he witness as To why he should have
thought Lamar r'SP"hsIo'e '"' SLY
whi'h pore 'h'aso uh'e me
Pressed furthtr as To why ne sho"'o
have thought that Lamar might have
had something TO do with the issuance
tuf the slips. I,aut.rbach said the idea
h"d suggested HSeli 10 MN oe'a''Se "'
Lamar a<'V!''s III s"ch ''''''rS' H'
d'a not speciiE i"r'hrr,
! >" iar as ne knew. ne saln' lama
ma" h"th'he 10 q" with inc husa'l"h II
'he mon r"'li'V 'as' OF with "hFtn'h'
f''a'h'he 7" 'he l'ieatioh'
Inc witness sa'd he would he Ioati
I" accuse any man al oelns responsible
Tor the te'"ph"n" conversations testi
nen 10 oy IN" preceding witnesses ah'
tha' h' ''r'a'hE ""u'u h"' 'harS'
Lamar WIN s,'h a'ti"hS
"heh questioned l'au'"roach 'estlne'
hlm a, ..', one time that he endtavor t,