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Stand Declares Market Was Manipulated from Waldorf, Where He Had Left F. H. Ray. APONTRADICTS HAWLEY AND CALLS HIM PARTNER. “Asserts that Hawley and Ray Agreed to See Him Through, but Failed to Do So at Criti- cal Time. "Daniel J. Bully, dressed in becoming pring raiment and full of resentmont “pgainst the men who havo been forcing jbenkruptoy proceedings against him be- "gore Special Commissioner Alexander, ‘took the witness stand to-day in the ‘United States District Court, He ap- peared for special examination conse- ‘quent upon the answer filed yesterday, jenying that he was a bankrupt but jadmitting his willingness to be declared } / Bully’s testimony was directed against Ray and Edwin Hawley, The of the day was the declara- Ray, unexpectedly stopped automobile in which Sully, Edwin and Ray were riding on their ‘way downtown: the day the market broke and left the party at the Wal- Idorf. Sully declared that the market ‘was then manipulated from the Wal- ‘dorf and that his colossal failure re- ‘sulted from the overations at that hotel. Jotun R, Dos Passos, who represented Sully in former examinations, was sot preagnt. Joseph Jenkins, of Phila- ‘@elphia, appeared in his place. ER-Sec- etary of War Root, associated with “Boothby & Baldwin, attorneys for the Receivers; Henry W. Taft and David H. t appeared for the receivers. Mr. Root opened the proceedings by Qaking the ex-Cotton King to take the ‘witness stand anf at once began his examination. _ (Q. Who were your partners, Mr, Sul- iy? A. 8. F, B. Morse, Edwin Hawley, | ar, and W. R, Fagan, “Joint Three” Account. ei fis Ray? A. Yos, air, cona| © mutual understanding," said > ‘hetween Mr. Hawley, Ray and to buy cotton, The agreement | expressed by words.” Do you recall the words? A. About the an automobile in which Mr, ‘and Ray and myself were rid- on Fifty-clghth atreet. “What was eaid in the dutomobiie? Mr. Hawley said he would itke to Me, Gates go into it, T sata 1 't see why any other party should in, The three of us were sumfictont. 4nd, Hawiey asked 1€ tt would be | ota from 150,000 to 180,0W balus, pi duetientan, Hawley. Q. Did Mr. Hawley and Mr, Ray tell! yOu how much cotton : i A. No, sir; ns No referenc Was made to individual purchases. The order given by them was for the joint 1 ce | “This is a direct contradiction to the testimony of Hawley in a former hear- E who sald he gave only individual! tinuing Mr. Sully sald: “I reported over the telephone to Mr, Hawley and Mr, Ray, advising each of the amount. | Of cotton purchased. I always gave the) Gross amount. + .Q, How frequently was joint three nc- used? A. Whenever orders were to buy or sell. ‘That was the con- | | om Preauentiy Wis te, expres. int used? sir, . I couldn't say Me Asked for More Money. Q. Did op talk with Hawley on | Maroh 16?” “A. Yea ait 't told’ hia Wo teks, to hi money. I met him ani thought n condit fone We Ought to Ray concerning money und detailed a ith Stem W while riding downtown 30 bon rou Pacsetana that they were you money on your collateral you over to the 1 o'clock A. Poe NG, they Tk alr, ly admitted ag Hawley and Ray how was to be taken it when, but it was an Bas onsideration for his assum} He said they Tet e Waldorf and he and Hawley seats together. Bxpected to Be Sold Out. “I realized when we started what Ra; going to do and refused to enter agreement," fully. 1 1 at Ray Tie Yo ‘sett th to sell the et_on. me. ‘on the fawley at hin day of hs, collapse and went to mine. I saw Hawley in oes eo, gttarwnird T told He ware set Ray and talk, ly was then examined by Mr. Jen- his own attarney. He reiterated jent that he regarded Hawley partner, S letter often trom Mr. Haw- ing me to send | ee! olny ul eee showing our nercemen: | 4, 1903, I consulted Mr ‘all ‘the business of the firm earing was eajourned until next ‘at 10 o'clock i VOMEN WERE STOWAWAYS. m Schooner When YV. a Cape Verde Islands, OVIDENCE, R. I, May 6,—The Sarah A. Lee, at this port ri Cape de Verde Islands, twelve Movawers, four of omen, e stranger: ny ‘hod Mola "wate. me" the vessel evan a el last joint agreement was | io) Od-DS BO93-9 $LVOE9S-5-990-995.96-090-90.0 0% WORKED 10 SAVE While Policeman Waited to Ar- rest Him Dr. Waldron Worked Over Unconscious Lad in Harlem Drug Store. Theee serious street ac curred In Harlem at about the same time this afternoon. @ schoolboy was |run over, sustaining probably fatal in- Juries, the wealthy driver of an auto- | mobilo was thrown under his machino by a car and seriously Injured, and a six-year-old hoy was run over and three of his ribs broken, Dr. Joseph H, Waldron, West Forty-seventh streot, bis horse down Wichth avenue at Uvely clip, when he ran into a crowd of | achoat children at One Hundred and | Forty-second sireet and Edgecomb ave- nue, One boy, mts o0- of No. 201 was driving about fifteen years old and “way, and the horse trampled on him, Dr, Waldron stopped his horse and carried the boy into a dru store, The doctor and the drug clorka worked over the boy while a pollogman stood jby to arrest the doctor, ‘The lad's con- dition 1s serlous and he was removed to the hospital, Dr. Waldron, when arralgned in Har- Jem Court, was held in $1,000 ball for examination on Sunday. He was bailed jout by J. William Hibard, who sala he ‘owned the automobile and that he lved at No. 600 Fifth avenue. David Montagu, a wealthy Spaniard, was going down Amsterdam avenue | alone In his automobile, when in try- jing to get out of the way of a oar, his machine caught on the rails and slid The motorman. turned the current on full. His car crashed into the rear of the automobile, smashing it and utrning it upside down with Montagu under tt, Montagu was taken to Bt. Luke's .| Hospital in a serious tn n serious condition, == GEN, TIMER SENT A CLIENT 10 BARRETT WASHOE May 6.—The trial of former Assistant Attorney-General James Ni ‘Tyner and his assistant, Harrison J. Barrett, was resumed to- day with J. Henning Nelms, the Epliss copal theological student, on the stand, Mr. Nelms was the law partner of Mr, Barrett after the latter resigned from his position in the Post-Office Depart- ment. Hg explained that partnership from its inception to his resignation to qake up the atudy for the ministry, He said that he and Mr, Barrett had a difference of opinion in regard to the righis of the two or three bond tu- Ment companies among their cli- Mr, Nelms said ne contended he government was “grinding down" too hard on the companies and red that #& protest be made to Gen. Barrett thought the de- ‘ht and declined to inter- Charles A, Bpenney was the n ness, At the the of the. issuance inion showing the re- of the company, he was he Ohlo Debentures Com- solumbus, O., and manager the uitable Debenture Compan: He tesuifled that he had come te Wast ington to uew how the opinion aftected his company, and he saw Gen, Wyner ar the t, Mr. Tyner asked me 1 had w laws said the witness, "J answered tee T had not, and asked “if he knew Of @ good ond | Mr, Tyner said Mr Hartott’ wast good’ lawyer and’ het Sere were other good lawyers I T coul 'T tried to reach Mr. Barrett, and did meet Bim by appointment in Baltiman jan. first, Mri: Ba: fant gH for iH resennk the col a4 explained thas We, were permitted | Row’ tn vt vasa apa} we Promised on $500,"" wit- as yet unidentified, was unable to get| THE DIFFERENCE OF A DAY. BY T. E, POWERS. WESTERN UNION TEL Co 29S9$6-065060660050006000500524 FDO 0OOOQOEDGOELOI1OD HEO4 upon turned and charged them, and | | “Our seventh division, Maru and the Nippon Maru, arrived tung peninsula at 5.30 May £. sailos plunged Into the water. waded breast reached the beach at 7.20 P. M. | the hills, the enemy's attention. them, killing several. “The firet tleet of transports, on jmade ashore were in high spirits. erected,” witit torpedo boats and “In order to facilitate the further landing of troops piers 890 99046-40-5.46-O96900-09.46-0.99-0.0.08 The directors ofthe Wester Union er are all estimable citizens, | but business is business, | that Mrs, | ton, POWELL CASE FIDENCE ALL Woman Slayer Makes q Final Denial of Threatening Estelle Albin, and Testimony Favor- ing Her Is Admitted. | WITNESS DECLARES GIRL | SAID SHE WOULD POISON. Prosecution Complains that the Court Prevented Admission of Important Points—Jury Will Get Case To-Morrow. (Special to The Evening World.) bov ‘The jury will soon of Mrs, Mary A | Powell, who tn on t for the mur- | der of Estella Albin. The defense com- | Pleted ts case to-day mnd- the: prosé- Cution closed after two witnesses had been called in rebuttal, The lawyers | summed mp ils atternoon, When the court r nod to-day Law- Davis, ing notion for the défense, authorities in of Mr, tidy Bessie Ken yho Was on the ste @ defense at the adjournment of continued support of the and himself y. of Wilmin 0 as a witness for PORT ARTHUR’S BOY HE RAN (VER, DOOM AT HAND (Continued from First Puge.) after an intrepid hand-to-hand affray the enemy was driven back in the direction of Fengwangcheng. Gen. Kuroki's report says that he has been informed that a body of Russfan infantry, 2,000 strong, occupying a hill near Tengshanghong, on Sunday mistook a detachment of their own infantry about 200 strong, re- tiring before the Japanese troops, and fought among themselves. scuffle 110 were killec and 70 wounded, and the Russian carts were stam- peded, leaving their toads of stores behind, \JAPS WADED 1,000 YARDS TO EFFECT A LANDING. TOKIO, May 6, noon.—The report of Admiral Hosoya, received to-day, gives dotails of the landing of Japanese troops on the Liaotung peninsula, suppressing the location of the landing-place. In the He says: the Hong Kong from the advance base off the Liao- Discovering a number of the enemy's pa- trols, we bombarded them for a short time and then a Janding party of Capt. Nomoto leading, was ordered ashore. “It being low tide, it was impossible to use the boats, and the sallors deep for about a thousand yards and Immediately advancing, they took pos- seasion of a range of hills without firing a shot and planted our fiag on % “The gunboats Amugi, Oshima and Chiokat were employed to distract ! They discovered a hundred of the enemy and shelled | eae seeing our flag displayed on an eml- |nence, began landing troops at § P. M. The troops who were forced to © are being BOSTONS BEAT. | HIGHLANDERS. (Continued tro trom Fire First Page.) ————aes few (2 Farrell front of a hot ed tna. few minutes on a grounder, Ferris to SY Shane. Witla s walked. won\ bjt to Parent foreti Ww Anderson stole fouled, out to La ©! tahl walked, Freem: aa ttuhes'e toot wot tangle ball, Freeman was first Unglaub's error, valine panes, a pe08 Sled to ee acor! el sent a. Pitts Freeman rushing third” hit to Elberfeld. but fi get Parent at necond. Fitth Inning, farrell mate a f\ne eateh of Unglaub's rear the right, eld ble: hers. Staguire fied out’ th Preeman. Hu sont a grounder to centre for on bie jer Sent one almost to centre eld scoring Hughes ‘ultz was out on r three bases, ‘Ful ONE RUN, lng the score, nder to La Chance, Hughes got tangied up with Tanne- hills nit in front of the box, and the batter was safe, Dougherty fanned. Collins got hit faintly by Hirghes and | went lo first. Stahl sent one to the fingpole in left. fleid for a home run, Tannobill_and Collins trotting tn ahead of iim, Freeman tried to duplicate, but! Fultz was under It. ent gent bounder over "Long Tom" Williams, and was on first ahead of it, La Chance singled to left, advancing Parent to second. Ferris hit to Pilherfield, forcing La Chance at seoond. THREE RUNS. Sixth Iening. Flberfeld out, Lachance unassisted. Willams fied out to Dougherty. An- derson mosieas RU cy Be out, Ferris to ch be esi ht. ‘Tannehill Farre| led tor Farrell singles WS igs Gaal nel, Tannehill was stepped i f and Elberfeld cone, hut, recov | bunted, but Jed yp pals ne on La fy Farrell jelded in time to E RUN. but on is Purity wie te Gan Doughert ams C ‘olling flea out to Fults. coe RUNB. nese igs med Sut te Doug ‘iu ut to nerty. any cont Parent to ee Stahl sent «fy, to on, sent a one that Gengel cap- tured” Parent did "tikewine ‘to Ander: son. NO RUNS: Bighth tuning. Keeler sarah Wults gent ousy tor ayer to leit for two bage, berfeld fed out to @tah}. Wi SS eae. Ferna to Chance NO La Chance wai Ferts > berfeld, Who Would second, "threw to Gangel, cami tg double “play, Farrell sont” one Int Unglaub's mitt, 10 RUNB. Nath 1 Anderson was Bat 3 out, Parent to hance.” Ganzel- popped to. Canine Ungiaub out, Colknd Poa zi tnt Ta, ante NO DILLON AWARDED TO BROOKLYNS National Baseball Commission | Decides that Trolley-Dodgers’ Claim for Big First Baseman’s | Services Was Made First. i CINCINNATL May 6—The National Baseball Commission has decited thit Frank Dillon belongs to the rooklyn Netlonal League club on claims prior to those of Los Lana It bas also awarded af &gainst the contention oF the B Rochesten club, After Honors, Probably the most keenly. contested ‘3 tug-of-war bout of recent years will be m bere na next Rend mt Celtic | ate rem b> He ye Toemene ante 10 the, vahgmg tat she ae non ieee ifn fo for eis eS it arise ‘were Yargely outnum- lonahip of atta ¢ tom zed ss the i foreman at ane ins By almost us vate on motion: of sport, ar rey temreaye f lower’: ist pepcus, ‘! Seanthee’ acutuining) ceeead ta find aistrict et dcleraten to, tly HARBON EASILY WON FROM RHETT Ideal Weather Aids Players in the Chevy Chase Open Golf Tournament at the Washing- ton Links. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, May 6—Ideal @y¥atn- er again favored the golfers competing} to-day in the Chevy Chase open tourna- ment, although the players seemed a trifle indifferent in regard to making! an early start, as they did not begin to assemble at the first tee until about 11 o'clock, The withdrawal of C. L, Mar- Jatt settled the playing off of the tle in the second set. ‘The Harbon-Rhett match was picked as the star event, but the interest was lost through Har- von's easy victory, There were some other very spirited match ® however, az will be xeen by the summary: Clab Cap. y Chane, D. Dalzell, Ch beat Horage weil y Chase, by Sup and 6 ton Patrick Grant, Myopia Club, beat H. ridge, Oakley, by 4 up in 19 holes; Ry Duvall, jr, Columbia, beat Walter 8. Hai bon, Columbia, by Crescent, 3 up and 2 to play; J. ee w. Gre: i MU ‘e: Steet 3 ohase,. bea mei nee pent eigices Conaolation Cup. Tolumbla, beat E. Columbta, sy mon, Weaver, Lareitanry Ds Poot, by byt M peat A,B. Lard, es Pv Kaufmann, ‘Chase, beat Wargames thar Burt, Yedwewoood, ene We, Bhiadxlefort | Atiai 2 up an ay; C Mie anata id Bag: Hayden, and i to Prescott, a oe Fy nae : Kinley, ‘coltimbia beat a Iadeott eae ae py Dap nay Rae Ee teiewtod, bent W, a. Bhackle: Met abutticene be 2 up and 1'to ply. Third Cu vey chase ty etaate 9 mbia, beat ‘Bynon, alt . aaa a Chase, bi a here i TE eta Ste ety : ere i Saat Ailantis Clty, by ‘deraie: Pattason Chery coere beat an KS Ate W 0. o A Wbehtom, Cb: HOT CONVENTION IN CONNECTICUT HARTFORD, Conn., May 6.—In one of the stormlest gatherings the party evor held in Connecticut the Democratic State Convention this afternoon chose fourteen delegates to the St. Louis con- vention and instructed them to vote as a unit and for Alton B, Parker, of New York, as the Presidential nominee, A climax came at the end of two hours of angry debate between Hearst and Parker delogates, in what escaped by a hair’s-breadth being a personal ea- vounter in full view of the conventian between ex-Gov. Thomas M. Waller, of New London, and Dr. F, J, Brothers, of New Haven, The question being debated was the substitution of the minority report of the Cominittee on Resolutions for the majority report. ‘The latter favored an unpledged delegation, the former a pledge for Mr. Parker and the wnift rule, Personalities were bandied back and forth, the attack on Gov. Waller compan} that he had a serted the party. in Much of the actual debate betwen the chief partici- pants in the incident was unheard in fhe uproar, but thelr actions could be see They were forced almost into zertial contact by the delegates crowdin, about, ane Incident was quickly smoot }ney) that s a of Mrs. ‘| Hmperor court last night, be allowed to state that Estella Albin told her (Mrs, Ken- # (stellay placed polson in Powell on Dee, 23 last, 1 Richards re- he Court finally gested tbut the question at issue be refrained by the defense. .The-oviginal question! was withdrawn, and then At- torpey Davis asked Mrs, Kenney whether Estella Albin had repeated any threats to her, “Yes,” was the reply that she had put something tn Mra, 4 Powell's coffee that morning and that she would Kill her (Mrs, Powell) if she had to kill the whole famil: Mrs. Powell was then recalled by the defense. Lawyer Ridgeley questioned her concerning the testimony of James il. Dickerson for the State, in which he stated that the defendant told him that, “If Essle did not leave her home, she would knock her head off," Mrs.. Powell denica making such a statement to Dickerson. “I am positive on that point,” the defendant declared, Mrs. Powell then returned to the dock. ‘The Attorney-General tried hard to bring out that Mra. Powell had a repu- tation for cruelty and that she had a bad temper and was quarrelsorme, but cach time the Court stistained the ob- Jections of the defense. Mr. Ward thereupon said: “I am surprised at the rulings of the Court, for it deprives me of any way examine the witnesses,” Clerk of the Peace James V. McCom- coffe: |pliv@ in opposition, sie told me mons produced the docket of the Kent} County Court of General Sessions for 1888, but the Attorney-General objected to Its admission and was sustained by the Court. The witness was then with- drawn and the defnse rested, Thg Btate called Dr. James H, Wile son, of Dover, who ifled that Esste could not have lived over a minute after tho cutting of her throat. ‘This evidence contradicted the teatimony of Mrs, Powell that the girl turned over aftor her t had been cur In his address, Attorney-General Ward submitted seven leis asking for a verdict of murder in the first degree, There were nine pleas made by the defense, After clting reasons why the jury must find a verdict of not guilty the final plea read “that the court in- struct the jury on the distinctions between murder in the first and second degree and in manslaughter." Georgia Ford, the thirteen-year-old girl who tostified to the improper con- duct between Powsll and Essie Albine, was also recalled by the State, ‘The potsoned coffee incident was again re- ferred to but nothing new developed: After this both sides rested. ‘The case, it Is expected, will go to the jury about noon to-morrow a AUTHOR JOKAI MOURNED. Francis Joseph sendy Condolences to Writer's Widow. BUDAPEST, May 6.—Demonst of mourning on the death yester Maurus Jokai, the Hungart yc n novelist, are reported from all towns of Hun- gary. mperor Francis Joseph sent the Beeretary of State to express ‘his ‘con- dolences to the widow The body will le Vie state at the Na- tinal Museum until Monday. in which I can cross-! . LAYS OFF 600 MEN. - Pennsylvania ond fieaunés Force a Altoons #hopa, parlabeLpaia, May Gedn inaugue rating its annual spring retrenchmeat the Pennsylvanin Railroad Company has * ordered a5 por cent, raduotion of wagva in iis shops at Alsoons and the laying oft of 600 men. 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