The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1905, Page 2

de 3 ae ‘ \ ‘ 4 THE“ WORLD: "TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER*12; 1905, TF. RYAN TELLS PROBERS HARRIMAN TRIED TO SANDBAG HIM ‘ ° ol considering Charles B, for the place, H. H. Rogers deci ‘ force Mr. Peabody's election, A. can- ‘ Vaes of the Hoard showed a comfortable Pacey for Mr, Peabody. Mr, Penvody is a member of the law i firm of Baker & Peabody, with oMees No, Als partner ie 2 Wall street. at : 5 iy ' flper A. Baker, a bashed y f er, chairman of the Mu iq * | Committee, att $ 5 ; Had § THOMAS F. RYAN ON THE STAND, acanie iter DALLAS * : ‘ ilingly Tells the Committee He Ha one i Eveni 1d.) | of wileh Mr, Peabody is counsel, Ths eri t ; (Photographed at the hearing especially for The Evening World.) j +] y Fira” National hs a suandand oll ‘i i, a, ste Three of SCORES HIT ON STAND ==————— PIAN OS \ nate, Who Made Threats of ; a ‘ eae sae. . + e? al ‘ ips . . tae ' { Political Hostility, | Big Financier’s Ketreat from Former Position Sold . « | FOP continued fom First Page.) hig influence would be Important? A. Before Committee Accomplished With the | 7 Beds eerie MG Height’ be for ve opnlbit yout AL i ester a Dabs Mim share—te tho, purchase, | yo Nit f° " — Gusto of a Triumphal March, fs iin ua} voice, tm the). Did he explain how his Influence ¥» eur ent This Fg ive OF obs] Would be important? A. No, he did es Yio also. to not, bul . h f ate yc) inch Custer, ¥i5| Did you say anything to him in re- By Elmer W. Gearing. | cyl ifort, Ueda, glintiog blue Cc ance 0) ; MT would d to that? A. T didn’t pay any pered by curnlo angle ‘ fh Baauy, sald Mt ohne and in the man-| «ard to tha } Py Ao Dlandly as he defied the Biate of | the gray eyenows, They meee ‘i : ea id allow hun to name | tention to that iy by ‘nature » Abr rs e y < vp trues, "wie Mr. Clavel Bo a is Mala than ae New York to compel him to teatity 189) he frowns, which: it seldom Id public ’ : 5 ; , 3 4 ld he aeud, ears my plans. He} Q. Did he tell you in pbetance wat | week, jhet as blandly did Thomas F, noes, hie “tant ang tat aout i a lifetime Taleo. enid tht Te Te ald t| ioatler thors’ would protably be Tepe | Ryan take his see before the Ineur-| Adainy’ to’ the ‘appostance ef amass 5 ee ‘pat I hok ideterinined in tng tn- juve action? A. No, he did not say) ance Committes to-day and retreat) Thus is the natural atrength of the ai Pee eats Rar NterT of to° diveat Didn't he tell vou that If you ata from tiv eacligr position, ‘The puawwity Cave tempered “until the Sulaiicn i | $350 Dane $ é myself of control ef the Ravitabla; | pot nicet, ais wre é Piet pin to of the. man, the ability to accept the Pleasant, elderit 08, . ‘Rye P that walle T desired very inuch the ce-| Have 4.fimre of ti toc that big Da. | | tat that the @tate is, after all, some | down tow gore, Sue ae ’ » P operation of Mir, Hatrinian And ot yout A. N sai bore out |flesh and ruddy and the skie. anos ‘a y eae large Anancial interes task | a) ‘of tin that, Wav. aibartaine What stronger than himself, The gray mustohe An is ol r ; ADORE OUI De Oe Stor | Chat lle entire influence, whether polit | the first impression that Mr. Ryan 1 ® | brown, and ‘cropped ‘clone ae they are, Oe , { Kemretied very much to have bis oppo | Cal” ‘nancial or otherwis a be | ‘who may be Gefeated, but ia! dn Not hang aoe (ome 00, that. it body wanta the 0D » mliion, aguinst me vi diinperay inet epi hie volun | UNblurred the firm lower tee ang ne ' $40 ane : Ryan Refused to Yield, Ty, AA tent tnslbdad “Whatevee Initn- never disconcerted, Indeed. th Die Byaieeting Dut deiteately “mutelot ehh LUMBIA, f J eaid 1 could not give up my Inton-| ence he was able to exert, ditectiy oF | tary return to testify after the 1th bis bong, strmight nose. and the BAPHOPHONE Pianos at Maratha ig HY tds 13 39 98 op goons | Heeety’ £9 Melis eae eae fe | letsAMtorsey hed bese called dena ‘etown ‘ha fon Woiny covered rey, 918 Broadway. 4 ud Mor ust'| war cone't0 | Hon it np Migaedced be a pret Pin boy eo ‘predous bay Mal cro ada ina at Haw, ih Hs aac"; on OF ae 607 | @ But he told you that his influence! ment for contem Broadway. rie. $ a ee fy, out SOAS pian. afternoon, Juno | N48 important fee would have import- thateghere was @imost an ovation a | hie Laoion ean as wear eetined 8, that Mr. Morton Wap elected ‘chase | ANC In case there was legielative wo- | the Jong, lank fimanalar when he HEE) tia’ hy remembered Of the tal tiie [es Newark ay Weekly Payments / man ‘the i 5 heat , ~ 4 | : ae Now when did you Trac hear from Took Chance in Refusing. | | the stand. out trom the Bin oe BF eye pleased to y zt Aatey neat soaversation. with Q. and you understond fully that in) | See ies ae and self- sgenasoee taken from ‘ils Pg . dn’t, fusing to meet his wishes you were crowd, ulders by thi ark ut v9 en ice Fer ets the| aking the chance of whatever oppo- | nobody wiio had seen him on |e fingered hi watch, olan wate es ok ook, lyr, Harriman wanted 0, ka.m | ition he could fring to bear upon you? the and At i> last AO riay. of | Tank and, angled the other ever the These Dane Pianos are going fast pe wus} vit * My " woul a disp! chair, king: anak roe ' af \ Bhutuble altuation In ipamne pray. pad Dg ER i Yor the | } pene Gye po Rage competing | well modulated voice and mith: omits ‘ jif they sell as fast to-day and to- ‘ = vg He Gag ane following Monday of Equitable should be entirely independ- that had deen brought to bear ef 4 pais . features appeared. to | morrow as they did yesterday, there i eaday, oe eats ee TA id. Independent of me and re ao wobody was disap- | O00 otttes jeasure in obliging the font be. One-le* by the "HE of e . That time you didn’t tell him w ‘erybody else. 5 » And been hardly . y y gour plan was?’ A. No. at PME ay, Wee you'not willing to have | pointed. But there had Neen war. | _ T90k Comfort on the’ Stand. the week. Sera ¥ 0 PR VETMALIGA HAP ® SONS TT RL By. Cleveland’ Judge O'lirien | Saree be himself with such an] He settled deop into the witness chair ; A ‘ Mm But 4 the next time he eaw. you aid) and Mr. Weetingn uke; they would have |e wer ‘There was nothing wurcne mt Peay Ne Teg possible | Needs no formal introduction to ¢ Pianos I 5 ry ‘* . ber nm a minorit: That is true, Mr. air of qraciousness. of comfort from it. “His long ac h R a so you alone? A. I don't THBBMDO| Hughes, but 1 was doicmmined te cay | apotogetio or embarrassgd and never &/ lege wore crosand and one vig fon \the public, It has been on the as ee Root ors Cearath ‘or alone. © Now is hate: had formed, | trace of enagrin, Hila explanation a 8 busy momagropt rekon” Ihe Night arm | Market for vears\ it has made its “a a eS i Now, is ther adi at you or. ight arm | : ef j ‘ Hrirarct thlnke ih was, etter MOWRY | nett that "you have sot sata aint. Me | | beon that he did_nat certian when | WAS (brown oFer the back of the ciwir, | Why to favor by sheer merit alone; | $400 Dane Pianos $185 \ mentor! fhe ioe . Root and Mr. Cravath? A, I don't the conversation with Hi fils free hand played between the dou- | i+ is the scientific product of over Pe on’ tol him who the trus- | Harriman told you in the presence of they were scrambling for the fat car- |p of iis Wateh chain and the |!t 1S , f * soon wore?” A. Tad. “hut had already | 798i We had several jaterviews, | cass of the Rauitable, because auch | Ray Busines, ustacte, more. (30 Years, of experience. | Of course it is hard to believe, ° But iY ‘tic! mounced, I wrote Mr. reat e, id be m breach o! A che, fs iF - > fF *- Bieland a letterin Tact. the three |. The whole matter wae gone over; PO sages This wae the Teal |{/,{APpIng aad stroking sit mith hls de-) You cannot procure them offit is true, How can you tell? B reason, ~ —— | to-day might easily in support of moh a view. any other dealer, investigating the facts for yourself, We bought from the assignee His Frick Efforts. . You say that Mr. Harriman said Ny and then ine uni he bad devoted so much Ume to about, at terview we cud with Mfr. Cravath and} Air. Ri be taken as partly, oot. rolled his head -3 Sd WSS not because he was — SOMB OF OUR, SPECIALTIES :—| ng fH quesions, it Q. And subsequen' you had other _* eee eeetr’ Dod he sayin, what way! | interview when Mr, Harriman and you Seems Taller Than Six Feet. dup" Collar trat pinghed sim Me: | Riding Boots, Riding Legetnn, e€ Entire ‘ : ‘A. Well, in trying to siraighten out the |ivero alone? A. I think the next two } fees tall, the chin when he crouched dow: Arch Supporting Shoes, Bun! Sy Dyultable affairs, he was on the Frick |interviewo were over the telephone. - Mr. Ryan is well over six in ibe eee 1 199 | Low Instep Shoes, é eee the Frick committes aid was|\ Q. Did you have any other interview Dut his height seems even greater! PO) As ne oid or abe interview wits | Qrthopedie Mhoes for Children, 3 © Windstar of che oounpane’, atior the interview when Mr, Root ' INV of the compact, well proportioned | Harriman, an amusing picture might | Pillow Insole Shoes, an ru [Serer Rerece =| EVERYBODY WORKED FOR ANDY.|srzz-sesuee (Coen se es! creer ¥ vat A ' be |head on 4 two, , tra ‘ide ies % eros th tee con ek to the moaa-| @. Bit Wheh werd “these interviews | * Ti vide, heavy shoulders end, the short | (TO Mn OR ed hh Blade ite td | Extre Long Bisee for Men iis tol, q agement of the company! Ae There oF the telephone? A. It was ou the thd cqueerbbiniarcta body and lng legs add to this impres~| he aeid: Mockey Shoes, 0C 0 ¢ Beem ak petting mpectal anid. Oe, eer es |G. To find out whether vou changed he strode to the stand last slo se « f rovihe ni that you aad tor thn tat zeus, mn tot en ia Was no the Everybody worked for Andy! ner bee Mey a sack coat that fitted ines 5. cOmARD gertnont of the My: wake F get |or talking about the matter any. more t 4 wet off the lines of bis J - Of the nine insurance con-panies which have thus far been inveati- f! him well an: z is * fy himey stated to him the way T pro-| thet r would not, change my mind and that made the | lord iy H . ’ posed to whek cut the transaction, | | with that the incident ended. gated by the Insurance Committee, seven paid “yellow dog’ money to |\t™ gure in @ way of man | Se sateen eames Hagen Hy 268-274 Greenwich St.,.N.Y. | : ok os cosaneed: te haved thevthogent BE eames Poon FMGey Vile tut; Fa and Hamilt bo is in Paris for. his heaith, Cable dle- 4\ mere oe ee my fens | sth. fraah ey Beh ay Ay Spe yeqnen Snare? Eack Piano carries our unqualified ‘05, he obj nestion: “Qe Td Mr. iman udge Andrew Hamilton, who is in Parie for his health. Cable dis- |! it pass for an 4 bhi is he commt a te 3 i tgs making a mistake to have to) Say "thas "there would be, ay reailt toh f r ' fra: @egdtte d vor But to-day | and the audience. It would indeet| MallOrders Filled, SendtorCetalogay 11100 for 4 term of years, At stock trust injurious to your interests in conse y: patches report him as suffering from a lame arm, possibly from handling || iete at three-score citue @ have been interesting to have hea | he rate the ‘ d better GQ. Was IL at the interview when Mr. | refused to, port aim to ehare in the 1 so much of it. The companies which have admitted carrying Judge }/de wore o strangely cut walkiog CQAt/him storm and threaten the big so ORN ithe rate they are going, you - Root and Mr, Cravath were present] ownership?” I repeat that queation . ying Judge jj) bulged out about the hips aad [Voiced velvety Mr. Ryun, TRY COWARDS CORN CURE, hurry {f you want one! Ut he suggested a dealre to name two| A. Mr. Harriman said his enure in: | Andy on thelr pay rolls are: |that bulge But Mr. Ryan gave wo more than a Urry Wy t B) trustees? A. It was |fluence would be thrown against me |nipped tightly serose the shoulders. | bare reetiection without telling what ePrice 25c. a jar. Q. Were those two trustecs to be in| 4% Inelndin Bis. elttiaad a= HQUITABLE Lirn, | tt was m peculiar cont, rather sbiny| particular grow! or bark Mr. Harriman F i Addition to the three. A. They were-to) ie \org political? A: Yes, at ome MUTUAL LAFR, and trimmed with Dick tape at all the| Uséd’,on that occasion. 'And then. Br. ; be fn addition to the three Tmereiew. R NEW YORK LIFR, poets Somshow !t seemed too short| Ryan smilingly eald he had told all he WHY PAY RETAIL PRICE o k Demanded It as a Right. Q. At this interview when Mr. Root \ |, RESERVA, \tor hie tong lege, and as he stood on could reooliest, Hé was dismissed, and) Get Y , 4 and Mr, Cravath were and tn DENT SAVINGS, | tor he! (OF, fully five minutes he stood blushing When You Can our j Q. Did he sa: he expected to. be|conncetion’ with your to well the METROPOLITAN LIFE, the little platform to take the oath be! ang bowing and ailing like @ pleasal | Sixth Ave, & 23d St. \ fi accomplished Py nodhinacing two addi-jstock? A, Yes, PRUDENTIAL LIFE. , looked eanwkward, but the poise of the| scbool bey getting a prize for good con- 4 tonal Arumtees? A. He made Bo quée-| QI Ween ck Weeet Oe ae i fodb. bolies-hitis | body and the gesture of the long atm oe as Coalrman Armastrong told him : —— A OG: Wat did he say jn that conneo- |e may tint apy acdon on, the pai ot kag com evi he ae ey-! . rm be Br) work for Anay jas be threw 4 tie smell wane hand Ss pone cee apprecia voluntary AND tion. A. He simply eald—he simply de- | the or any official or officer [ are the Home Life, c] neyer had'a dog fund, and the Security || proved that the awkwardness was mere- lt was really a triumoh for Mr. 4 Bere Tee tere eee eee ee tce Yetumed to asuede’ to hin in iT: Mutual, of Bioghamton, whieh pent 80 littts money in that direction M 1 ae elal din var Gon Gé-Ubo ap THER AD Che Wemttsla ast tare tases ‘ other 8, Q. And, also, what part of the stock? | quest?" A. He did not. { . y Once settled into the + hag Gatomale F J Wall,’ my now is, Mr, Vielded as to Trustees, |, Went worth Andy's while, leather cusiloned obatr, though, he wa) Ary Vise emidence of triumons, tor Hia| | MADE TO MEASURE AT OUR} IIInvite inspection of their ar a grr Reta et rp Mr. Hughes: I also asked: you this the same fmperturbable ruler of money: | business a_face was very|{ FACTORY AT POSITIVELY nd carefully selected 4 ene right te mame two trustecst; Winer | question: Q. Did ne, Mr. Haretman, | ———————————-— ‘The gentle, mask-like smile that soft necmed very plea: 1 Wh | | ? large and carefully se! Sid fe my to you which would indicate | #4Y whether or not bo was willing to ened the strong face was characterist!c| fra’ came down from tite wire stat Olesale Frices line of Watches, Diamonds, joe fg nlPioe’nck'fe di ntea |X ana poet's" eval acts DIRY DEN GAVE PRUDENTIAL sively gutnere io toe frit of tance| alt syloren wteeay who oreaed marie] QP manaucurers ‘nd | || Precious Stones, Pearls and Hflon of two trustess? A. For the reason |to his wishes In allowing him to become sively gathered in the fruit of Anance| Half adozen lawyer s Who pressed apeut ay manufacturers and Tecious tS Sebat he had been in the Equitable, had|an owner of the stock and name two CASH TO REP until of @ sodden the man in the street] ing’ the bland Mr Whe ted eee ° willmake yous Rich Gold Jewelry inthe * : been @ director in the Equitable; he| trustees that-he would agree dt should ICANS. akened to the fact that the har-| out of'an unvleagant situation neatly SKIRT 10 ORDER + ih i ed pace Zant ark COR “Sate oa sot | vester by might’ may reap more than| and even joyourly. latest fashionable settings y ¢ " i k: Sa Saeed r . ifaalites, 3 coneluded that was the ran-| gtaicn that he aia not propaee to have | those who Daw acroas the Ne by dy. ses r 3 5 UP and designs. Special at- ‘ That “lanybody own control of the Hauitable| j j ‘ A Aa bo leaned back, smiling, to 9) ft % > ities ho was not matinted tnar| sore Wicwut his having an interest in| Admits He Contributed $26,000 in Thee National Came| tno teat avestion the thought was un-|/224NDARD OFL TO a tention is called to ete control should be. exclusively’ ia |? paigns—His Company Had a Yellow Doo F avoidable that only in the jast tow) = GET THE MUTUAL. A SUIT TO Our Celebrated Collar Bution \ [Rewind Sri you aero Se " Oy OF Fund OF hs! | meu has fee ghee a ReAsUne “THE BENEDICT” | ypaarstood i aia. a talus Own and Paid Money to“ Judge” Andy Hamilton pace bor ee cake hoa h Frederick Cromwell, acting president . from \ H j ) u + Yes. Now, you ai at he tol . . 5 * y ‘ | jhoou that you would ot be able to curry Weil, I mean whether that was — well worth while to pugh aud atruggle| Of the Mutual Life Insuranee Company, 516.50 ¥ Vangened } LE ab oindattion etl te uty postion. | eng eubstance of ie remarks? AL |. that they might catch a view of him. | to-day amfled broadly at the intimation See apo) ‘Wa on did he say ould ‘ " ite or Jol 5 y- etar y 1 ‘grat dee ld ‘his By By) don't think he wanted anybody to come oy ry Hr gegen aed ane the Bendior hencee, Forest F. Dovden, His Strong, Broad Face. that he ts to be “dropped” from the No matter what ins apa aad mvould be me, o the Bi be iene Sy Hen ' ee relatives in Matual When Cherles A. Peabody ie . Y . What sort of influence did hi - |help it In 1896, 190 and 1906 with the funds of | the company—Anthony H, C / 'y Md HONS f igen, aT don't iow that be men-| You have stated, Mr. yan, sill me policy-olders of the Prudential | {°%10:18W and a nephew, whoriect gi] mad Mec zP act vee iy een eth] Mhunted tnto his ofiee by the Stansard rain, , \Mioned any 9 infiuence. that took place ween you an f | 4 n | Oll interests. na Pr ; 0 \~ f 0 quit-| Life Insurance Company, He testified | ee! His face tele ih. It instr pester pecnaneseiten | Marinas iy ceca dea utile Tarrane Company, tte |” A" penvotent. Voting ruse, Bn ant ond dg SOR) 2 rt wit are ane au THE. WM. NEWMAN CO. 1 Ul 0 nar dtscine t | ited! Sohuenoe hie would’ urge againee| Portion, of 182 A. To the West of my | tional Committes got Him from in| «JP Senator went on trom this point| Sule tus) Whe: Bpermanent: president _ 1a West (5th St, si,*yane ‘or Babe Guly at | ae infugnce he would urge agninst | recollection, yor sir ny; jn 190, $10.00, and in 1904, | A2G,fePeated the familiar story of the| © Rater elected,” sald Mr. Cromwell, “i have 48 ves. Ti St. 4 sinentioned No Names, Harriman Not Specific, Fee ene ae ae ooke ioe hat Soatrol Of the vadential | LOReE Ge Sag nd yet been anxious to retire for some time, |h Take Bievator. ei, 4i0—Gramerey. | HBroadway & Liberty 9, Did he mention names? Adie] @. 1 understand you completed the! In 1890 “Andy” Hamitton was| /1® Was dramatic in the declaration tra | smile apne, yet ore all and the! 1 will remain omly in an advinory ca \pitid. not, Purohuse on June % and the trust deel) yatd 95,000 to “look out” tor | yr (es ae, pamela OUL of the hands yA of the heavy brow] PACItY.". — Bia die telered to eee ere? Was executed pyont Jae B Gee {te | legislation tm Illinois and tm one| Amd that th o wished ‘to pave the iment! | en ees} It is eld that Me, Peabody will be] ‘You cannot have Wection or actions—dr sud that the | vening porn? A Yeu eS thie Bath, | tion for the polley hak from oe elected unanimously tthe meeting of a better than Byggislature would probably take ac)" Q. And I think you mala the other day! “aye same year a lawyer in Denver | 224 de#lgning men, The ‘Hideitty“Swna the Boned of ‘Trustow to-morrow. 1°°Q Dia he way what sort ot action no| Pa ac f ye a tO oS ot $7,000 for his efforts toward a ropeal| al stock,” © T™AOFILY of the Fru Alurmed by the report ghat the reform- ' Sa py ae RY feo. be aid not, | 2. In referring to the probability of|of a law forbidding the insuring of | a teed tothe idol, recat Fea DAUGHTER SUES. en “ f / natin oe peataatn No, | ive notion, ald, Mr. “Harriman stilaren's lives in the State of Colo- fainily and Dryden fel " an omits A” BRAIN WORKER t ‘ " st iat he said ion to which he referred? A, | Pado, of the " y ae ‘ Raleitistive action—eome legislative ac-| $19 ai ‘not -\s a general thing, the Senator teati- | Jui", Hidelity ls controlled by the Dry: | Mrs, May S, Bradley, of Washing-| 4, E NOW, can you wiate the substance | Q Has Gnybody else had any tatk| neq the Prudential and the Metropoll- | Contintie Wart, the MoCarters and the y t gf ha he wai How ci beat that | with yoy With tagard. to tie etiOR | tans Lite protected thetnelves, againet . sabe ince ton, Asks $50,000 Damages ) > e lative action? either of the Legistiture or the Gove y f e " Bur Ue ta eae ieeiateti hctiod| eramment, or wine ce to the I- | legislation in assoctation and with other quitable In It Too, from Norfolk, Va., Firm, would by gee ho tiy a) oy hie 2 veut ‘ | industrial companies @nd divided the saeet Bins Min Sho ideut was . uence for or agalnst me would be im- 1 exoese Prudential si © Bquit- portant at | able Life became one of the Trust « " wae 1 be unnecessary In th tter of making investments | v'a biggest de vom bpecia: Breniny Word, getod to tls eauest fu lhvency uid | we are frail a» sudiee hat dies the Prudential business has wove almont |" Hughan thes Stores dial the same NORPOLK. Va, Dee. toa, May t Rae eee ie ieeata te Vee | Coie seine “circumstances,” "We, “oe exdiislvely te Robert Winthrop & Com: Ban who are on the directoratay of the | » radiey, of Washington, daughter of tT ee ee Bo | course, appreciate 4 man who Je willing| pany, of New. York, for yeara, operating factors of the Furies | Adonifal Btevere, of the Navy, and| know h hb) -Q And he told you that if you ata] foorevens ja kad tadtace tad ce Limelight on Prudential, Corporation ‘nd “the Citton Nat al of, W r i or af h t ons, may object and hesitate - 7 jc . k Iuihiancs Would be throUn, aqingy yan? | ject to tevea! ‘conversations ‘with, ans | "be Slughes probe, the moment Gena: fe erint it Waa @ common thing for 4 9 WEST 12 ae Haine ra, V7Oe Mnfusnce Would | other, We want you te Undersiand | cor Dryden took the witnens atasd, was! on collateral ofliont oe deere . ar a ann ig int et | when you leave it, we are very mue J there ie at $ : sarge 4 eran INE TE : 1d probably be legis. | ples it hat yo turned to the | sent to the heart of the giguntic system is & law against ting In the x ‘ dive toe FT 'Yen, or there ment bale H hintarhiy and taeds the of interest by which the Prudenual Lito ae ‘Sis m faraey, BR a . 4 6 actio y, 7 3 4 Wow, in whet eveot~1 want to wet |” 1 appreciate tt, I thank | M#urmnce Company, the Fidelity Trust|the company has received oils e E thle C4 recine os porsible—in what Oompany, the Public Gervice Corpora- yy ind Snore hah bk cine y ] . Tative action? A Well, the ate eee | = tion aud the Union National Bask are} paign “in which an oficee of the Brie n pea Of tai about freielative action at’ thot | TS controlled. Dryden .eald he hed) been | Sentlal been interested” had m Parka ieertiak? ALN \FIRE STARTS PANIC president of the Prudential for twenty. beon tha Atmosphero ahout insureace Mean | t 4 the four years, a was first orpanized ba the and Orphans’ Sriendly Boclety 1678, when its charter was gi cay stook has been i 000 to $2,000,000, ‘This aa bo mal OF WOMEN SHOPPERS, ‘While @, lot of women shoppers were lunching fn the Clover Club restaurant at No. M41 West Twentyirst street to-day & Utle wisp of bine smoke oozed up through the foor from the bager | rq pr. ment below, . ‘Ward, Bomebody coughed; somebody eine | Forest ¥. abrieked “Fire!” and the whole lot | third ; a f wow Ar : oe stampeded for the door without waiting sar ieee oo A s \ r | Or ' . 4 Fie a] urth to pay their cheoke, ‘The «treet was full aes, corneal Grother. of other women shoppers, and several hundred of them got excited and there Cpateig! Thin ie winech” "| BEGGAR STRAIGHTENED | GIMPY LEG AND RAN) {i ie vont of lomtal The Areten came and put o1 \ rn emt nm ea nd put out the Detective Platt, of Police Headquar-| covered Hane} fire in Jey than no time. It had started for Of againgt te, the vies g Of jeginiative action Peeing sleatite wire and the dama; tert, paw @ man with & crooked log ara} © ONE BAY | BAS nar in Al “ an © mat tors, not fh that Interview; ri d Bye it that w x woulan'y @. Did he Foter to the polition! infu. Whee that he would assert at the inter wx at whien a ig a Mr. Cra- wore presen recollect re bebe hy ¥ recollection Bpoke of Legislative Action. @, Did he reter to the probabiise Hegisiniive “action. at ahal same inter View! A. He Ga hiing ebout the pos. @ action In th ‘event | share of the pur- NO, Then hla mention ofp mative ac. waa in connection “Ww! ur re. , 8 if “Vegetable Compound, |: The o' John ¥, ae street, last nignt and naked bim if he Kaew he The y ie(l his shield. ir