Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03
NEW CHARGES IN
new YORK FIGHT
FOR MAYORALTy
Plan to Indic, SaIzer for Per-
iary Told by StiIwelI's
Counsel.
EUGENE WO0D. WANTED
AS WITNESS, MISSING
Threat to Assassinate Deposed
Governor Tonight Is Ignored
BY Gan aidate.


NEW YORK. Nee 9.-New York
c'tys Litter Taayoralty campaign en-
tered aaaa sts last day today Closing
Speeches Of candidates will be made
tonight and tomorrow voters will de-
eide whether Edward e. Mccall,
Tamnanyy or John Purroy Mitchell,
the Fts.og ncminee, shall be mayor.
Cpon receipt ef the communication
from hltq, Olieilly and Driscoll, Gov
ernor dAynn announced that he
Would submit tae charges TO Mr.
Voorheesi at once and ask him If he
mas any 1hing 10 say IN his own de-
Ieilse. Tho governor said he would
take nc further action until he re-
ceiNed foorhees's reply.
Niiham Sulzeg, deposed governor,
seeNinGl ~ return to the Assembly
as Progressive. published today
lettefs and telegrams purporting TO
SHOW that Mccall offered to get
Shall9s r. Murphy, the Tammany
leader to stop the impeachment trial
proVlYed Sul2er would endorse Nc
Nau 81 candidacy for, mayor and stop
the uhquiries looking to the exposure
Of Ihmmany corruption
The letters and messages in ques-
tion bear the purported signature Of
freq Feigl. one of McCall's campaign
mahagers. There was renewed talk
Today that Sulzer's enemies would
seek his indictment in Albany coun-
ty jfor subornation OF perjury in con-
nelction with testimony before the
nigh court of impeachment
Sulzer said today that he had not
uPcided when he would make public
tHe detectograph record q his aon-
Yersations with Judge Mccall at the
executive chamber In Albany. One of
the ex-governor's friends explained
that Sul2er considered his election to
\ the Assembly won and saw nothing
20 be gained by firing valuable am
! munition" at the eleventh hour
II have records of conversati tions
with a lot of prominent men at AL
bany,' SulZer said but none OF them
is particularly significant at this par
ticular minute"
! stiIweli Seeks Indictment.
James ID. McClellanIy, Stephen j.
! StilwelPs lawyer. said yesterday that
ne would take steps toward bringing
about the Indictment OF William Sui
Ger at Albany on the testimony given
at the impeachment trial by Duncan
W. Peck, superintendent of public
works. who said that the ousted gov
ernor advised him to commit perjury.
] Grand jury action In connection
With Suffers alleged attempt to tempt
| Stilwell 10 accuse Charles +. Murphy
and others will also probably be
asked. The indictment of Sulzer. IL
was said yesterday, would make it
doubtful that he would be allowed 10
take his seat in the Assembly from
the Sixth district if elected here to-
morrow.
! McClelland. after a two hours con-
ference with his client in Sing Sing
! prison yesterday, said the convicted
Stale senator denied the authenticity
| Of John a. Hennessy's little blacb
book which has figured so promi-
nentiy in the mayoralty campaign.
Il am authorized and requested by
Senator Stilwell," said McClelland, ITO
say for him no such conversation as
Mr.. Hennessy reports between him
and the senator, which is told Of on
| the detectaphone ever took place. He
| wishes to say that every word con-
cerning Frawley and Murphy that is
alleged to have been said by him is
absolutely false and untrue. Nearly
every statement purporting to have
been made by stilwell, he says, are
counterfeits.
Inquiry at William J. Burns's Office
and home brought the information
that he is in Philadelphia When told
Of MeClelland's statement, Raymond
J. Burns. the detectives son, said;
The statement Is foolish. The de-
tectaphone records are absolutely cor
rect in every detail and everything
given out will prove correct. Our
stenographer Is ready to go into court
and under oath swear that the records
are o. K"
Hennessy was out Of town resting,
it was said in his home in Brooklyn
yesterday.
Sulzer will make his final campaign
speech on the East Side tonight, al
though he said he had been threat
ened With assassination If he does
Hennessy Speaks Tonight.
John A. Hennessy, late graft inves-
tigator for Sulzer and star Fusion
campaigner in the present fight, Will
deliver his final broadside against
Tammany Hall tonight. District At
torney Whitman resumed today the
John Doe investigation. based on
charges made by Hennessy during
the campaign.
Charles #. Murphy gave out a
statement last night in which he said:
After a careful examination today
of the figures submitted by the diff
ferent districts We are able to fore
cast the election with reasonable ac-
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