The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1913, Page 1

HENNESSY BRINGS IN LOBBYIST ’GENE WOOD AT THE OPENING OF THE JOFIN DOE INQUIRY Var to-wiene Saturday; continaed cool Inued cool, eorrion (J, FE ARIAL nas ee) | “ Cireulation Books Open to All”? e EDITION. [ « Circulation Books ‘Open to All.” | PRICE ONE CENT. ere the New York Worldie NEW YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1913. 24 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. SULZER SAYS MURPHY SST WLASTIRS MEE "tt nae HENNESSY ON STAND KEPT $45,000 BONDS ‘uma nay Se maeen he | PEVEALS WOOD'S STORY enauipacsa Government Clerk Fired for Though He Shuns Us, Mrs WHICH BRADY WNED Showing Her Working Con- Astor Boasts of Her Nation- (| Ni CALL NOMINATION ditions Gets Job Back. * ality on Arrival Here. + a en Noted Albany Lobbyist Quoted at John Doe Hearing as Declaring An- thony N. Brady Urged Him for Supreme Court Judgeship. ATTENDED CONFERENCE AT HOFFMAN HOUSE Plunkitt, Who Was Also Called tc AIMS TO AID WOMEN. SON “BILL” WITH TER. “I Was in Debt to Him,” the Chief __ Admits, “but I Paid Up; That Wants Welfare of Public Em-| Proud of Mother's Country Is More Than Sulzer Ployees Safeguarded = | and Wants to Be Big Can Say.” | Pringr Ford Rebuked. | League Player. WABHINGT® . fs speech last nicht in the Lenox Asse , @ . In his speech last night in the Lenox Assembly Rooms on the’ .44 wison nas taken an active Intereat east side William Sulzer made a remark that none of his auditors under- in the pet@ stood which girls and w : 5, 7 various Government dep “Charles F. Murphy,” he said, “never gave back to Anthony N. jeakea out to-day that #t Brady the $25,000 in cash that I refused to take and Murphy took, through the big G I “hares F. hy gave bac! wa one a} oMfice yesterday without 1 What Charles F. Murphy gave back to Brady was given back by due jaentsy and thought tie process of law.” did not have sufficient » 5 # eee . 4. Tecreation or reat r is eaid ir. Sulzer was asked by The Evening World to-day to explain to nave urged the Presidett to help Improve conditions, Oct, M—Mre Wood! ates WW Waldore Ast ' AiX-year-old son, BY wreived work here inthe tania for thresh ments. It Unite and, the ex-American tour citizen and present Member of Barta tating ment, Mrs Astor ts exceelingly dem- cratic and nas a lingering tonduess s for her native ner nity, She was for «Nannie Lane utifu) Langherne all of whom were mom popular ins and married well Favored McCall After an Interview. rance. t | Wileon also ts urging Postmaster- eens on y time hefore the last cam- | | Burleson to improve the mi F After a series of conferences in the District-Attorney’s office this said Sulzer, “Anthony M. | bax repair department of the Post « peach : turned over to Charles F. She recently visited the establishm 1 blie ey afternoon Chiet Magistrate McAdoo began a John Doe inquiry to deter hy $45,000 in bonde—forty- and js sald to have | nyt Mis principal treasures o ; ) $1,000 bonds of & street rail- | that more ations ougiit to I were two py wiiet mine whether crimes charged against Tammany politicians have been ray pany. In return for the to. prevent tuberculosis and other dis was forever losiug, Kk (aeielh : e 5.000 Maryhy ee to perform a “NEARER RY RULING germs from affecting those who jusy dicsine them out of crack amd committed. Joan A. Hennessy, very hoarse and protesting that Dr. Hol- on th Aes, ' ! service, ° dequet to Mrs. Wilson's z Si ahieehe Palate mook Curtis, the throat specialist, had warne t kK ! “He failed to perform the ser- Vv seh i . Ness oh Incok Curtis, the H pecialist, had warned him not to talk, was Vise ror examined. Distriet-Attorney Whitman conducted the examination. It developed early in the proceedings that Hennessy was an unwill- 1 to relate confidential con ing witness insofar as he might be called up i these ee ean oat was mr Mrs ; it versations between himselt and Lugene Wood, who was for many year: Sseapiased Oe Fe weet O78 [appellate Division Division Sustains watson e a Pe t the king of the lobby in Mbany. He espn i hat Wood had intended ET caictived. thie | Justice in Disregarding Taxi wished Pi a ALA TA a eh ALIGNS HOR be COnKTAEnURI AnH Me cesated tna most Ire Piece aeceay 8 eaay ant] Meter Company’s Injunction, Fort hoes ; att ‘ ONG Perea ney bake Magistrate McAdoo stated that the inquiry had the powers ot “Mr. Sulzer told the newspapermen ‘i “ ee t { a Grand Jtiry and that the witness hid to answer all questions put: to fo ask you about this 645,000," Murphy | ‘The Appellate Diviston of the Supreme ; . : : Court handed down a dessins to-day ‘ ' ‘ him, Hennessy testitied that he had several conversations with Wood al pay any attention at all to “ ‘ ' ba L Sulser says, and { don’t | staining the decis dow ehows tt 1 Wood's house in West Seventieth street between May 1 and September 7 ‘the public does,” replied the ling that the Ameri der with a slight sauw of anger. * pany ‘Well, is it true that you re p turned $45,000 to Mr, Brady?” the leader was asked. forcement of the new oniinances ME owed Mr. Brady money and X opinions accompanied the devision und paid the dhe constitutionality of the ordinan- Bee ee caatan whlon: Bee. heee. queso By Suutae! \Cabe. Mr. Wood sent word to me by Abram 1 Elkus asking me to stop In Lhe Dee ee eee ee eiel cab THAT MITCHEL WILL WIN gouten the" sn and and see him, 1 called on him at bis house late in May. Mr. Wood said y ‘el kee bo hi e rented 4 ae i gus by those around the chief. He TAR ernie e REPLIES PROUDLY THAT SHE 13 lthat thera had heen a meeting at Delmonico’s a Wook before at whieh thers See ee eee ee ee up Ts oF 1, advorated hy The A VIRGINIAN, | wore present Mr. MeCah of Albany, Mr. Fitzpatrick of Buffalo, Mr. MeCooey When tie inmigrat f this year WOOD TOLD OF PLAN TO OUST SULZER. “Wood.” said Henne sno right to ask for a contin ance of the injunction againat the was interested in polities in Albany and hag mn Was Patrick KE. Me- several sources of Information outside One © “That wae a long time ago,” Fvening World, should have gone into Some McCall Money Being Shown, oP) |e oes jof Brooklyn, Charles F. Murphy and perhaps others, and that the confers Mr. Murphy also roitersied to-day effect on Aug. |, but the hotels ani ( om she respond 1 promptly and rautly " hain Rov. Sulee: that he was for the nomination of Mayor |taxicab companica obtained a tempo-, But Long Odds Are aa i ROSE Re eR +nce had discussed the removal of Gov. Sulzor. Gaynor, He was told of the heated sary jnjunction. The application Demanded ginjan alwaye on Virgian, tis only ‘L told Mr. Wood I knaw that, because Judge MoCall had told Gov controversy between Mr. Adamson and ike ts permanent pending the . gee (20U Vankeus who cha jSulaer avout tt and had said he had ieft the room tn anger. Mr, Wood Mr, Johnson on the subject. Tammany money in evil amoun Of course: fiikes th gan to Appear iy Wall atrent Nw | said to te reporters. Why » quarters tois afternoon for t t was denied by Justice Seabury. Ana peal from his decision ts now in the Division, While these ine were pending In the lower Ameriows Taximeter Cor told me that he got hia Information from Mr Met and that McCabe jove Gov, Sulzer, but Mutilated Bodies of Policemen tu tha sald MeCail wasn't angry over the atte upt to rr : miners [he got Niltted ‘because McCabe called him down wheo he said the lew ow this Ome made for longer ‘ the p . ila owns nor operates 7S rae : ‘ Ck Daeg . : Are Later Strung Up Ar cauits is looked “Ould not allow ee 7 nova saa " Ps Ag and de- Were tires to one f ts wr ieee, ned for not lator than Monday "1 told Wood,” sald Hennessy, “that fudge McCall was trying to jany Congratulate on Ace ent int urt and de ae AAR Mocs t 1 aif and four to t as N : quittal of Marder Churge. A that the ordinance ought to be Os! . a wanes ) ‘Trees, WILSON AND BRYAN KEEPING | uiehton out the differences betwee and the Governor and Jgajared u constitutional on the ground "*' MaOod, wReR a CLOSE WATCH + Oct, Sem-Many iy ye aia not give the plaintift ¢ pr H sl Gamboa, aioro and La Fue Wood sald ¥ were not always so f » but MeCall telegrams ra rf congratutas | ‘HAE ° Pee tr One : na rencrte 7 SAN n NK pOLtical ce art ON" ay hard t! Sur ‘ ation. thon reached Mrs, Jennie May Eaton 2ay Ume enough nines aoiuers In the Wail sal that was t ’ ¢ sae ee aang 1 ft defeat, woe ing to ad BAY A: hard ‘ : in tooday and were read in turn by har ye with the Santa art nott 1 } Vices from. Charge O'Shaughnessy 1 saw Wood aim later,” sald Heanes sometime about July 1, par ‘; rder to comply With = William HL Re ft er Senut ' s excuse for a ‘ prot an actua aiorit «few Mayor Gayror had aold mae that sa ing S be vid Wood thea a8 shown in the rom po re 1 ‘ ga fa ” i a ” ant t « « we elas eeaivage whe : A u : i si nk Pan * } aye (UFO told me about Judge MeCal"s nominat! ” MOND 4t ‘ r 1 ort ne hie) ‘ated . ‘ BRADY IN CONPEBENOE 47 HOFFMAN HOUSE, ions ; ‘ f Jac He sald Big ted Moai r <ed Murphy to avon Ne qi : . era na m M Wood sald MeCall oa moe to him and i . ' t N x eat the Hoffman Hos ‘ " * and asked ‘ 8 : h for help ey * all Ath ' ” ad a talk and Brady , ce une 4 eae a Me the sugested mending for Maury stage Wis nent furphy @rs ‘ d ‘SI rat Gradtitial ayit oft Pau be t ef Murphy maid to Woot and Hr acconfing to what Wood told me, that 4 Mw thea pre , b wil he didn't k wii very well) that Metail t eh t leader's to buat | amplalnt 6 ‘ . ital a ' of the Hhanrta be forthooming stk 4n’t seo why Moctal! ehould S 1 the application, In thie decisi 4 : . vf f is 2 Bile c wunen he ‘ sted SAILING TO-DAY. eae hata ere A ceiye pant agin ii | ofa can the DIAZ SAILS ON BATTLESHIP sa nate naked MuPDhy about ot aaitiena re . y i : AN r : Murphy: sald he had no objection, Weel said he ‘or George W Philadelphia, Beathampton 10 AM } —_-—- ‘ VERA (REZ fet. Sen Pelix a luke. theia texan sand) Pr jue A ieanted atest , Mandeville, Beli 18 eof and his one, wh took refuge Phun - : wWidates in his Caracas, Trinidad. . lam. land Mrs, Marshal! ‘ ~ $12Men' 80" coats & Suils, $5.95 yal ica iar iM | Ainteheh Neiaew Nik SNtOre acing Se P gsi Heveals wae aR q@Mantanillo, Santiago. 740% |ing a fen hours in thie city f S Bere tanul to ona 199 oped of It Gfeenape, dgatsonriile + 8B. Ml atternoon for California. fas en ir p slight favoriie-at 19) Bat ASTOR HousE, is ‘ Haar 3h ecnssicge (bee ranater mh Woods eak! he loft MoCail and Plunknt together in Mis room. When MeCail Prias 7. mean, hl . jaetting ring, with 10 ed odd jovernment was el Rear-Admiral Pietche um the) left Plunkitt said he favored MoCall’s nominatin I think Wood told n J | For Golf and Racing See Page 18, | Prendergast ‘oney a pi as an r y word trom the Mexican eap!t flagsulp Louisiana, | Murphy was waiting tn a ‘Third avenue restaurant near Tenth street and ET nounced to be ready at Schumm’s and) worth $12 in any other special | ing what action Cougress will take on! No pu Minbament i ile Gkekre ‘ Ses on ahaha Ty Bie, Bw | SUNDAY WORLD WA othgm places downtown, but nu takers price today and falar Bee | ine election returns. Heretofore ten to ? Ae com Pianlts Went 10 ese Rin ARG Mizeny was all ati WORK MONDAY WOND ap) 7 tare, Broadway, cor, em Aaved Sealy Gaye Lave Lean Allowed to elapse (Continued on Second Page) ‘They Fn Gullivan, Wood said, saw Murphy ae and told tim qhere - oem — waieee 7 wi eee npe sat ye mee wemggemeny L Hotel, According to Wood’s Story, al