The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1902, Page 5

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1902 TUNNEL INQUEST ENDS; STATE INQUIRY ON. District-Attorney Jerome Beorenine MEO the New York Central for Destroying THE GREAT AMERICAN VENTRILOQU IST AND HIS PU PPETS, THE RAIL. Supt. McCoy Raatte 3 that Single-Block Plan Records—Withdraws in PNAS IP Aftera senpelat with Moss. ROAD COMMISSION. Could Be Used, but Says It Would Con- ; = = SMG lg ; ae = gest Traffic in the Tunnel. ager ankl ©) ’ uiroa cers to Gee vet nce th sinai? ee ae co pe ese ee ole PS “You HAVE. ns Done EVERY THING \ POSS | BLE To ant? on making a tt ent 1 know * retarmed Mr. News © COCCOCCOCOCOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOONOOOOOOODN0OD00NNNOOND Q NEW YORK CENTRAL DESTROYED RECORDS IMPRovE THE \ Tun the signais “1 find that the re destroyed ap to “Why were they “We didme think tt keep them.” “EL think ¢ very signtticant that] they were destroy e« Nistrict-Attorne ted you to bring In past signal me—The other day, Mr. Franklin, I re r { ases where engineers Have you brought neral Manager Franklin—I have not. rome—And why no!? inklin—Because they have been destroyed. You knew of this presentment of the Grand Jury he signals in the tunnel inadequate, and still you de- bit of record which could show whether the changes nh made subsequent to the presentment had remedied | M. that Mr, Paulding, the lawyer for the com r r © time with | if f He has answ w j e destroyed A “Significant,” Says Jerome. cor Wiles had mis- brepresented the facts mM regard to the des here in im rail “on | EXPERT FOUND | ited SIGNALS BUBGENT | mm would mak A oxa The State Railroad Co! "| vestigation of the tunne xe Railroad rt in regard to} the hix 4M Jerome Quite in Anger. ' auitting, |feerything regarting the algnals seemed! Pr Movs apologtaed co Me ti Newman on the Stand. CML Abe eS tanya LEAS SURE r | >». 2 think Cam Sumwent No Plan. | be feasible an the| Dp | President N.Y. ( Now, Ashiey, a me question these gentlemen. pw estat im the Grand) gic nt, the lights in the tunnel are all right, ain't they? ure they are. if people get killed in the t Now sing a little song fo: Lawyer Shear and zens of New ft Addis Silent on Werld’s Plan. Nefore he Lett the stand Par-| Engines: Wilgue, of the New know that engincera lanntnt’ ush h do that every day.” “Did you Gad the “They were sf whenever trains te tn) duced He said discharge the instead ef at use they s they are entirely upon mamber of | Forty 28 ronning In and oot of the | N nt Strides vy a Giant Company | noms, Set PAID POLICY-HOLDERS, in 26 years, over - - - - - 58 MILLIONS Sey Oe TG. Blgcaatt, Jacom Wart ASSETS, end of 1901, over : B : 2 5 : : 48 MILLIONS ASSETS S Vice-President. Forrest F. Drypen, F.C. BLANCHAP ‘. : oles = x 5 are Bonds and Mortgages $11,103,737 93 Rea: Biers esol aaa deal INCOME, during Igo], nearly - - - - - - - - 99 MILLION Real Estate... 10,075,681 22 Medical Direcgors EDWARD Gray, daana Stocks AuarkstsValuayell Gacy ero FREDEPIC A. Bo NYLE VALENTINE RIKER, | Lest P. Wa PAID POLICY-HOLDERS, during 1901, over eee S MILLIONS ‘WW imeniscn auvw hue, cece U.S Gov. Bonds (Market Value), . . 112.000 00 SURPLUS, nearly - = - . . . . . : . A 7 MILLIONS ash in Banks a 4,285,411. 80 Interest and F. nd accrusd, . 362,020 30 915,000 00 “Policies in Force nearly 4" Millions, Covering Life Insurance tens ce Cale Seth a of over $703,000,000, Surrounding with re of Absolute Protection More Than One Million Families tina tin Ha . ~ ° ~ . “i Surplus to Policysholders, . . 6,564,605 24 A Progressive Company in which the Safety and Advancement of Its Policy- a - 1 = BESOIN holders’ Interests are the Chief Considerations. THE PRUDENTIAL SEND COUPON cunts: INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA. | vse Newark, N. J. BRANCH OFFICES IN NEW YORK CITY AND VG: WILLIAM DuTCHER, Gen, Agt., 141-145 Broadway, RUDOLPH Wels, Supt., 24 Union Square (East). ADOLF CHOROTSKY, Supt., 240-2 West 23d street. + 217 Bast 34th Street. A. N. SADLER, General Agent, 125th St. & Park Ave, J, L. COYLE, Supt,, 125 West 42d Street. N. L. SEE, Supt., 3d & Willis Aves, & 148th St. % 7} Broadway. , ‘Keats Wm, Durprow, General A ent, 45 Cedar St. J.T. MCKENNA, Supt.. 953 Third Avenue. W. F. WRIGHT, Supt, 149-143 West 125th Street W. H. TREVIR ANU , Supt, 415 Richmond Terrace, New Brighton, +) gp eet JAMES H. MORGAN, Generalagean 220 Broadway. PeTeR EGENOLF, Supt., 127-133 Fourth Avenue. DANIEL ZBISLER, Supt., 1285 Third Avenue. Staten !sland. ; Occupation ——. J. CARLTON Warp, General Agent, 621 Broadway. » J. H. HYQE, Supt, E. 125th St. & Lexington Ave, Louis LAwson, "Supt; 721 177th Street. JNO, EICHBAUER, Supt., Wheeler Block, 15 North Broadway, Yonkers, Dept. 203.