The evening world., 1913-07-02
.sUtzER SHOWS
!. INTEREST IN THE
ST|LWELL CASE
He Is Said to Expect Light
on Fraudulent Bank
Failures.
HIS FRIENDS AT WORK.
Lawyer Representing the Con.
.Ifvicted Legislator Knows
Nothing Of the Plan.
HIS FRIENDS AT WORK.

~. eulssr 10 kesnly interested In the
.savslatioas which Il 10 believed former
STATE Senator Stephen J. 0ulwsrl may
nAks - . result Of the ovsrtures made
yssesrday to District-Attornsy whitman.
NJ Governor called Mr.. whitman on
tAs telephone to-day before he left Al.
Snny for osttysburs and was in con-
vsrsssion with him for some time The
matter discussed was the prospect Of .
0eiivUu confession. though Just what
the Governor asked or advised did not
tranaptrs.
.Svss when the, revelations will b
uAdo 10 uncertain. etilwell 10 under
steoA now to be searching his memory
20 arrange IN oroerly sequence the
feets which hs can offer 70 Mr.. Whit
mau presumably In return for lsnisncy
70 himself.
IL Was rumorsd In the Criminal Courts
Building today after Mr.. Whitman's
conversation with Gov Su1ser that Still
Nh could throw some light on the
Cohalan- Connolly situation ~ we'll as
on some fraudulent bank failures BY
which members Of the Legislature have
proAted. Most of stilwell's revelations.
Il 10 believed, will have 10 do with nm
sncial matters intimately connected
with the Legislature. For instance. he
10 said to have knowledge Of some ex.
tremely shady acts by which great bene.
ht has accrued to Legislators who were
''on the inside"
9tilweil Ii still In the Tombs await
Nc transfer to Sing Sing to serve
four-year sentence for soliciting .
Q,Do0 1rtbe from George II. Kendall.
President OF the New York Bank Note
Company. Mr.. Whitman h not certain
now Just when It will be convenient
for him to interview the former Senator
end 1t 10 believed that he will require
. more direct offer from the one-time
LEGISLATOR and q more detailed proposal
OF what he may have to tell before he
grants the meeting sought on behalf
Of stilweli yesterday.
Negotiations, II 10 believed, we're be.
run by friends of Stilvell who believe
that they know better than the con-
yicted man or his lawyers what will
be best f,r the former Senator Ger
tssniy. Roberr NJ. Moore. who conducted
stlwelrs trial, knew nothing about the
proposal that stIwell confer with Mr..
whitman.
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<.r.s ~ ain. Gin. unt,l rhursdav OF
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: eeuI6 Az Tor him. This talk Of over
,ure. ~ the Divtrict.Attorney is all
49,. "a ~. ana do not bslieye Il II
h...A An tact"
Nr Noore .aid he was not At liberty
a. A,.cu.s tha ,mpo,t ant business which
r.c.saitated stilwelrs presence In the
citv Tor another week.
! Whosver NAV have sngineered the
nvsrture. 10 Mr.. whitman, however