The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-02

mad been made. Thereupor the court
agreed to postponement until Monday
at 2 o'clock.
kReset ExoNeRAres FIRM OF
HARRIS Z FULLER.
Before the adjournment Isador J. kre-
sci Of counsel for the ASSEMBLY Msnax-
=. ers read a sta'emen; absolvinE the New
York brokerage firm Of Harris a Fuller
OF any attempt to change their books
In order TO protect the Governor.
Mr. kresel said the statement was
made on the part OF the counsel for
the managers In order to remove any
misconception that may have been
created by the attitude OF the mana.
gers attorneys.
Al the trial on Tuesday Attorney
kres6 placed consid cradle emphasis
upon An entry in the firms books dated
Dec %. 1912. which recorded . loan"
to the Governor
Mr.. Fuller took ofYense at the que..
tioning Of the entry. and after court
adjourned demanded an apology from
Mr.. xresel in the l,b,y Of a locaa hotel.
Mr.. Kresei aid not apologize then. Al
the opening OF court yesterday Mr..
y
defending his Arm. lie was permitted to
read II IN part
Mr.. Kr ,sei N his statems:. to-day
declared TIT experts for the managers
had looked over the books OF the arm.
and had found that the entry In aues-
tion appeared regular and that II had
been made I'm the regular course Of
business"
When the Governor begins 20 offer
his testimony Il 10 said no will
answer every allegation Of the prose-
cuuon. With an array OF notable
witnesses, including the Governor and
his wife Louis A. Sarscky. John A.
Hennsssy. Lieut.. Commander Joseph
thai. and At least three upon whom
the prosecution has been depending for
evidence In rsbuttai. they hope TO rid
As the casa made out by the Impeach-
msnt MAnaSera
IL 10 understood that Sulssr will admit
ne uss Of campaign funds for his own
personal use He will say that at the
time Of his nomination he was hopeless
" In debt and was being pressed by
creditors. Friends Of his, and he will
include In the number most Of those
WuO uoV0 teUtiuO0 tOt tuO 0t1Sos tOto
him they wanted to cid him.
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His story. Il y asserted. will b sen.
forts made to force him to give In TO the
maehinA
COURT MAY ResrRlcr resrL
MoNv or suLzER.
How Tar the court will enable him to
90 With . statement Of this character
10 probisinaetcai. II the strict rules u
evidence are enforced he will not b
permitted " make what 10 ALREADY being
termed . political stump speech from
the witness chair. The attorneys for
the impeachment managers make No at.
tempt to hide the fact that they will OBJ.
tect TO . departure from he recognised
rules affecting witnesses. and there Will
probably b some exciting clashes. -
svissr. ,himssif . lawyer. u expected u
insist on what hs Will claim will be his
juss rishtA
Attornsys for both sides held Ions
eonfcrcnces to-day. Inc prosecution
inststs that Its cass v compists. But
no attempt u made to conceal the fact
thai several Of what are considered the
best witnesses were retained for re-
outtal. They are the men who are ex-
pscted to riddle the story the Governor
and Mrs Sulssr will tell ON the witness
stand.
RENEWED RUMoRs or rRoUsLE
AMONG COUNSEL.
Reports Of differences among Gov.
euissr's advisers were again circulated
to-day. HIS lawyers OF record. headed
by D. Cady Herrick, Austen u. Fox and
Louis Marshall. II 10 said. are being OPP
posed to the kitchen cabinet. led by
Alexander .. Bacon. John A. Hennessy.
Samuel Bsh Thomas and Samuel
Frsnkenstsin. The Governor. II Ia said,
vseIilAtes between the two factions.
The court lawyers advise him not to
attempt 90 turn the witness stand into
. political platform. The knchen cabi.
net urges him on and criticises the
h~yers
There has been one public instance OF
friction. Austen q. Fox objected TO the
presence At counsel table OF s. Frankeu-
stein. the Governors New York law
partnsr. In thi. Mr.. Fox was sus.
tainsd by his sssociates and Franken-
stein he's been ostracised. lie entered
the court room to-day, nut took q back
seat among the reporters
Ono more attempt will be made over
the weekend by counsel to come 10 a
DEFINITE understanding with the Gov.
ernor.
.'Whst win you do II he refuses to bs
guided by your advice'" was asked OF
one Of his counsel to-day.
u don't know" was the reply. 1--WE
try not TO think Of t"-h a thing being