The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1909, Page 5

ple: THE EVENING WO SENATE LETSIN. GOW a LiGiT ON thi WALLIS CHARGE | Resents Allegation That “Poli- Maxwell vee Borough Bank authorliy vested in him by the board of ' tics” Was Behind Opposition to His Appointment. ILETTERS = GIVE OUT. Said Home Life Broke and President Ide Blamed Wallis. | \Kelsey 1 Law ALBANY, Jan. 25, | part of Senato: 1 the Senate to-da | requested from the 8! Efforts on the Grady to have read in orrespondence Insurance De- partment re to the Home Lite H Insurance Comp any of its Rents, especially Frederick A. Wallis, Was presented to the Sen- si nt of Insur- and later with- ane voked a spirited det an contending that cor- ined, S: Loan to Brooklyn Concern. Martin W. Banker Willlam Gow, who 1a on trial Campbell said that he, as cashier, had before Justice Crane in the Supreme) M Court, eft of Bank of Brooklyn, tried to show day through Richard W. sarmaniilreatonronl hal Criantaleesale that in Nelson E. Burr and Gow called on the Finance Committee of the bank for al not In the bank. loan’ to float the International Company, that it was Howard Maxwell, | $145,000 from the Borough Bank," he | said, “and thix transaction concerning eis notes is STORY OF ARSON RLD, THURSDAY, TARUR ES 28, 1909, inoney was paid, Mrs, Kandler, he s ht a can of kero < use o yogis Magnus nic Vit that ho agreed : ‘i to this plan, two days ago lost his SABRE ORGS CRD ER TERN herve and moved away from the f as well und his associates: with the Kandler's tlat | al Bank creer to ‘Make Arrest j ou, When you made that loan, The atldavit was shown to Second ey Mth axwell had full Deputy, olive Comnis Bert Han- it j RraNnelaars r son, Who instructed Capt, O'Connor to Bion Mi Re OIL SCHOLOA D secure a Warrant coarging Kandler and eye securt oan’ asked Mr his wife with conspiracy, When the po- on of the witness when the Uft Neemen reached the tenement to-day fay been adju they found there had been a fire there i t “ — yesterday afternoon, but very little EGS Le CCT EED Ts dignage was done to dhe Kundlor’s tht stood that Mrs Maxwell had Wie i: e\qyig, Mts, Kandler mistook Capt, O'Connor Moritz rare and His Wife iia'tetective urance ai Justers and explained at great length to directors of the Borough Bank.” 1" . “Day as Re- | them how she had been alono In the tlat Notes for $250,000. to In answer to further questions Mr Arrested To-Day as Re cleaning a skirt with be The livid Jones said ne understood that the $250,- caused the flre, she sat at! the Oriental. loan he made to Jenkins, Burr and Maxwell he strength of the latter's a ome pledge, constituted the total capital oe Sys and surplus of the International Trust AS @ result of a TO FINANCE TRUST CO.| Company overheard In a suloo oe Campbeli Tells of Juggling. Captain Joseph 0'Co! .. + iB 3 oS ' arthur Db, Campbell, the former Willlam F, Keating Director Jones, Cross Exam- cashier of the Borough Bank, upon yforitz Kandler, whom the District-Attorney is supposed Says He Recommended | to rety in hin effort to convict Gow, | Was the next witness He is jointly in- dicted with Gow, In relating the series of alleged juggling acts through which the ! funds of the McGuire estate had passed for | in the hands of Maxwell, Gow and Burr, | With the woman, {1s her two months’ o Littleton, attorney nus, an engraver, w East Fourth street, ‘compelled to transfer $143,000 of the julre property to the International rust Company and then draw on Max- well’s “chairman's account” to make up the deficiency. ‘This was just before a, | te, bank's failure, ail The chairman's account, however, only amounted to $105,00, Maxwell mannged to add $12,00 to this, The arrival of a nephew of Mrs. McGuire with a check he wanted certified put the hank in an embarrassing position, said Campbell, as the entire funds of the estate were in Brooklyn, $145,000 for the alleged) from the Borough where the Kandlors families live, They him in charge and Jones Jr, 1997, when John 8. Jenkins, Tells of th He told Maxwell of this and Maxwell Magnus said he Produced a note signed by Frank W. ‘Trust | sult of Conversation. forty-s1x years old, second-hand furniture “tt har on. | Tt? “Coy ” \ wife, Rose, both charged with arson.| [t's the “Clover Leaf, and Has ee Gene SEM Lanmonetarmeaiar “outrageous extravagances.” years old, in the Eldridge street station The policeman overheard Alols Mag- saloon that Moritz Kandler had prom-! wae Invented by the boss ‘bartender rot | Peniteas ised him $20 to set firo to the three-story | the Plaza Hotel and became so popwar in hig ome for $219 for “violet scented | eBerRy apartment-house, No, 173 Allen. street, | at once with his patrons, espectally girls! jauid soap." Mr. Lennon was formerly @ druggist and he thought $6 enough | early in December while the latter was time was in the store with {ts father he said the damage amounted to $350. The woman became hysterical when she was arrested, and screamed again and | conversation they again that she had had nothing to do n last night, Police | With the fire gee NEW COCKTAIL IN TOWN Through the nnor and Detective ‘of Public Safety for to-day arrested dealer, and his| who Is twenty-two White of Egg in Its Make-up, | per Plaza Mixologist There te a deficit nid child, lamation Issued In the name of the in- | ride. to {fant Emperor of China when hej “We li mounted the throne, a copy of which | cession) ‘has been received at the State Depart- |feoute’ tauy consideration of the requisition of the Yonkers Department MAKES HIT AT DEBUT. | of $340,000 for this year, the Board of | Estimate and Apportionment lant even- ng made some remarkable discoveries, | ms A | funds of the department from last year The “Clover Leat’’ cocktail Is the M-| and when Comptroller Lennon ques- for thirty and four years, He kept.on his clothes through the night and |WORE HIS CLOTHES ALL rt | NIGHT AND ATE AFTER DARK. | iis toon arter dart, earnesty devo himself to the work of government, Het: 34 Years Sacred Body Proved! hoped his glory would be tong endu ing, and that he Wov Sa» to complete Too Frail and Kwangsu Took hee reorganizing of the Government, Dragon Ride, | But the sacred body was too frail. On WASHINGTON, Jan, 28,—In the proe- of the ith moon of the th the dragon think of aur ment, these passages occur: Sacanty merit, and fear we sh “Our late Emperor ruled the empire equal to the test.” ne SN “owes estos’ DON'T SUFFER WITH Comptroller Says of Public Safety Expenditures. RUPTURE-Thlocks Above {s shown the criminal Spring Trnes with pa pede made to press on tlie boneand an appropriation of $13,000 In the Above ia shown the See How worthless Belt ar an Belt Cuts ho lives at No. 66 test Invention of those who minister tO/ tioneq Commissioner EB. M. Hermance, | & Whose leg-stray , on VITAL parte not connected with the tell a frlend tn the the devotees of the Demon Rum. It) ine ¢ . force pads on pelvio bone, Rupture atall, If you have a Spring Trus the Commissioner made some humorous reaning lif - producing tire bola teats ¢ on your body, an: and eleven other |of the younger set, that bartenders of | immediately took | all the hotels around about have been for aoap. after a little per- pestering the Plaza telephone switch: | Comptroller Lennon has a bill Questioned why he had suasion secured an affidavit from him, board for the formula, This I¥ tha con-| feathor dusters at $40 which formerly ‘now what unnoceasary harmful preesuréd#exe exted by such # Tron, Do not any longer Tras between — thereby drying up your then you will d tindermining your health: thls perhaps UNKNOWN to you until too Ista, ol around the body often have to See How Bo not, soy, longet made go tightas to cut into the sides ae ea! shown, and yet fail to hold the Rupture, Spring Cuts tris like this. You Can Be FREE of Straps and Springs: and CURED by a Cluthe Truss siit.nnai’ purchased | ction: y i 0 Meeting, \o jeost only $27, Mr. Hermance replied Mas 5 b A teaspoonful of syrup of grenading wee vou must remember we have Mino 1s the only advertised appiiance having NO L PS to. tore first met Kandler Conough to tinge the whole drink & deli- ) 8] : A Pad against the pelvic bone; no cutting bell ys fownt ate clover color and sweeten it). some pretty apparatus to dust muscles continuoualy massaged and strana AUTO, “rho white of one ctig. Under sections 79 MATIC PAD (principle patented by me many years ego) Cn AO 2 it) COMEORT and CURE at SMALL cost FUCA aut aaa “| Doolittle, an employee of Ward & Gow, | operating a little restaurant all 3 pespondence should first go to the the suicide president of the Boroughlon which the amount was left biank, Operating & Uitie Testiurin te O) A Sieger of ary alan with tee In a charter It 18 a misdemeanor to over- Q and you, will be convinced of this wonderful truth THE VERY, MOMENT, 1 mt F Committee on Insurance for considera: pank, who signed the notes pledging | Campbell asked Maxwell what he sould street, PSE Free) IA CUT Fare EO iti lltrcy Git) ConEenrae (ita Siu croutier you have ted ry FRER beok—req Coupon bolo he ‘Truss tion, the bank as security for a loan of 49 about this, and Maxwell told him | and he rented & room in Kandler’s flat, GMcal-giass, the rim of which has been | ‘ty the requisition for this year the @ sarees euaranteed tn Hattie aicalnion vathlog Vita watety "p) or works: & Senator Grady, who Introduced the| g959,000 to find out the deficiency tn the Mo- in the Allen street tenement, for $3 a| dampened and frosted with powdered t ren zy Fi n oaition—with kened tussles being continuously. massaged : tn alates Gulre estate account and MU in the note 1 ee sugar. commissioner asks for $32,000 more Arenpthened (ive. th UIA, onditiqn until bo ‘rune of hy kind te Fesolution calling for the pond- | Mr. Jones sald, under cross-examina-| for that sum, He found that it would : he resultant drink is 9 sweet, frothy | than he had last year, and among the tthe Clutho ‘Truss con do ail this for TOU at LESS cost than you pay ence, said his information dil not come tion, that he recommended the loan to} tke #25000 to make up the total of the) Later Kandler went into the seoond- | cocitall of most refreshing and inno- ip vig making up thie Increave he lS enetmise ne Ree cota hteNor iets area ap, Sringeri Drug Stpre Trussea {tient ear .| MeGulre estate and therefore filled the hand furniture business, setting 9 and of tl |e : UE see cae: ce cemanenowmrres i fa from a political quarter the loan committee of the Oriental Bank | note in for that amount, which kms & Up ani cent appearance and of great latent 9 e loa 2 a which, added 4 s wants to buy an automobile and a As the gentleman nominated seems | when Maxwell declared that he had to Maxwell's #11760, made up s1i5,m, establishment at No, 201 Lldrldge atreet, | CNRS 1. doaters in eggs have been |sacht, ‘The $89,000 docs not even in-| | Cluthe @ystem of as. UVES) J every apniisation | > { to be laboring under the impression that | full authority to pledge the Borough|, Regarding the transfer of the $145.0 On Jan. 7, according to Magnus, Kand- | jarvelling for several days at the sid- | cinde the Increa ‘oposes In sal- Trusses ix covered receives benefit of Ht$e merely polltical opposition,” sald! Bank to the transaction, Thereupon a 70M, {he estate to the International ler moved a lot of second-hand turnt- gon increase in the quantity ordered by ries, whlch at iH under many vat | 125 East 23rd St? | curgo years'es- Senator Grav I shall ask to have | cashier's of the Oriental Bank | telephoned. hit. from. Manhattan ture Into his fat and secured an In-| the upper Fifth avenue hotels > through dealers or | Bet, 4th and Loxington Aves,, New York | Petience in the Pit. the corres lence read for his own for the amount was drawn Sept. %, 1917, and told him to send over surance policy for 300 from the Agri- borane eee PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED druggists isi: i: oy ting Rooms {nformation.”’ Tho check, having heen drawn, was), cishlern check for $140. | He did cultural Insurance Company, of Water SUTRO TUNNEL MINE AFIRE. Hours: 9 to 85 closed Sundays Senator Rai eclar Ay NG 4 hey | this and Maxwell, he said, told him | town, N. Y., moving the furniture back i jaSenator Raines declared that Mr. deposited in the Oriental Rank, to the} subsequentiy that ‘Cuddihy, ‘the execu-|to "the hop after the appraisers had RACK, Am A passenger 3 FREE INFORMATION COUPON.—You may send ne without cos in pain, sealed envelone'youe Wallis’s statement in his letter to Go account of the International Trust| tor of the MoGulre estate, would send Miners All Get Out of Famons Vir- st i: pris: Mlustrated Book, Price-itst, 3500 Public Endorsements on the Cluthe Truss, which you positively Bisagnesilhat ne ali nol toate tg accent [ace aver another check to offset the loan.. | recommended the Issuing of the policy. train on the Southern Rallway from | Q guarantee in every case. | Also enclose Order Blank for mall fiting if | live too tar away for an office tich se much political! | et let-Attorney Clarke objected|| rat tletan anicttionae onan CPA een CEN Gils ROOT EE BETTE ginia City Plant, Evansville, due in Louisville about | Q free personal examination and advice, (Use this Coupon or seird postal or letter.) Vistrict-A ttorney ark dl! Tittleton's objections, placed the chee! ‘ @ | ‘opposition has been directed’ was an strongly to this ne of examination: It showed that ft had been Hue re eantnrartariuelnauanviatierncont| RENO, Nev., Jan, %—Fire started in |noon, was wrecked to-lay tHres mllen) & Name, ase cesses Address. sess $ ‘Anjustice to the Senate. Loan Was Trust's Whole Capital. the Orlental Hank and the between 6 and 7 o'clock. He was to get | the Sutro Tunnel at Virginia City tast) "NO yqdy is reported tilled, but_many City or P.O. Ss bs i yesalilhoamaswllti ita ‘ying Gow for the theft of | red to the Borough Bank gy down and $7 when the Insurance | night, All the miners are reported safe, | persons are sal to have been injured. tyler tale: jow for the theft 0: 045$04000400064090000090005600000060. give Mr ver chance to disprove any of the re against him {f Senator Hinman can get Mr to ask for Investigation,” he con- “tinued, “1 promise more Interesting de- ti velopinents a this re ik) sndence ted against iim and 1 want e Hom 4 eon guilty of violating Raines Supports Grady. “Had it not been tor Me. Wallis's | vataterment in his letter [ should have | deen willing to have had the ineident | [ete Senat ines ' Le there is nothis th ers other than | olitival malice Jet us know about t. Although some may say that U I as that Hinman to refer the | the Insur i mittee w ated by a jU, as was a motion by Mr. Hinman to beable the matt ). Finally a by Senator ‘Grady }to have the correspondence printed and [then referred to the Insurance Commit ‘tee was ado) The correspondence which was Sa result of the Sen soa letter from BR hors Secretary intendent of In- Taint with iilewtble signa ture alleging that certain advertising ‘matter of the Home Life insuraace ; Company, copies of which were in- telosed, were in “direct. violation of Haw,” and At rates of commission } offered " higher than th lowed by law fs certainly a temp n for [rebating, which Js alsa in direet viola ‘thon of the law.” Blamed on Wallis. It anpears Mr. Kelsey. acknovsledged the letter and w Secretary Glad win, of the Hom calling his at. tention to the matter. fie re Fepiy from President. G of the Home Life, claring the matter | Prepared and Issued I or Wattis, to whom, he Fthe 24th prohibiting the a: suc brokerage as he offer card.” He says at the same circular to all the general agents of the | company on the subject. He says ture ther he has recalled the use of one por- tion of the advertising “as being a- | 1 in this time he sent a Jing and improper,” and | “repeated my | os to Mr. Wallis | that all circul emanating from his | office should be submitted to me for ‘oval before thelr Issuance.” fe correspondence also Included a | rotest dated Jan, 15, 188, by M. Kap- | in, general agent of the Fidellty Mu- | tual Life Insurance Company of Phila- delphia against t issue of a license as ent to Frederick A. Wallis Nor the and charging him with re- | This Walle dented and. sald the protest was made to force a settie- | ment of a law sult pending between | Kaplan and himself | —>— CONSTABLE E BURNED TO DEATH. S. B. R. Smith, sixty-five years old. constable and overseer of the poor of Mendham, N. J., was burned to death in his home, which was destroyed by fire there yesterday afternoon, LAST 2 DAYS OF ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE $15 RUBBERIZED | Silk Coats Box and fitted models in st satin materials, | Colors Black, Blue! and Grey. Sizes 32 to 42. To-' morrow only | Bet. 12th 831 B'way, st'iat'Se, | me tat. big kaw ‘“ With grateful acknowledgment for their confidence to the holders of its 9,960,106 Policies, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company presents the following summary of its condition and affairs for the’ year ended December 31, 1908, snowing it to have been THE BEST YEAR IN THE COMPANY'S HISTORY RESOURCES United States, City and R. R. Bonds, and Stocks . $99,630,935.56 Bonds and Mortgages... . «+ + + « — 90,795,319,02 Real Estate. . 1. 1 1 6 se eo eo « © 22,444,627.78 Demand Loans on Collateral . . . . «. « « « 2,192,702.00 Che oe et a Yue a 7 aoe ae airegjogerzo Loans to Policy-holders . . . . . « « «© « « 8,966,362.78 Premiums, deferred and in course of collection (net) 5,300,922.97 Accrued Interest, Rents,et. 2... + « e 2,820,502.29 $236,927,361.19 A REASONABLE INDICATION OF THE DESERVED POPULARITY of its plans and of faith in its management may be fairly claimed in the number of Metro- politan policies in force, It is not only greater than that of any other company in America, but greater than that of all the other regular companies combined, less one. It exceeds, in fact, the COMBINED POPULATION of 24 of the States and Territories out of the 52 form- ing the American Union; and as to CITIES, it exceeds the combined population of Greater New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New Orleans and Buffalo, The Company OF the People, Metropolitan (INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK. STOCK COMPANY) THE DAILY AVERAGE of Business During 1908 was 441 per day in Number of Claims Paid. 6,343 per day in Number of Policies Placed and Paid for, $1,202, 352.87 per day in New Insurance Placed and Paid for. $166,633.89 per day Paid Policy-holders and Added to Reserve, $126,996.37 per day in Increase of Assets. ORDINARY DEPARTMENT INSURANCE IN FORCE, $526,939,378 The Company issues policies for from $1,000 to $1,000,000 on individ- ual lives, premiums payable quarterly, semi-annually or annually. All policies are non-participating. They are plain business contracts which tell their whole story on their face; leave nothing to the imagination; borrow nothing from hope; require definite conditions and make definite promises in dollars and cents, PREMIUMS ARE LOWER THAN ARE OFFERED BY ANY OTHER COMPANY In the Intermediate Branch policies are adapted to the working classes. Each policy is for $500 and the rate lower than that offered by the Savings Bank system of Massachusetts. Two of the Metropolitan's Intermediate forms recently standardized by the New York and Massachusetts Depart- ments provide for attractive combinations of insurance and annuities at the lowest rates offered anywhere. ASSETS, $236,927,361.19 The Metropolitan paid its Policy-holders in 1908 for Death Claims, Endowments, Annuities, Paid-up Policies, Divi- dends, Bonuses, etc., with the amount set aside on their behalf as increased Reserve $50,656,701.34 It has paid to its Policy-holders since organization, plus the amount invested and now on hand for their security $470,366,769.36 HOME OFFICE BUILDING The largest Office Building in the world; Madison Ave. 4th Ave., 23d and 24th Sts., New York City The Batlo of Expense to Premium Income was the Lowest In the Company’s History being over 8 per cent, loss than five years ago and more than 15 per cent. less than ten years ago The Company wrote more business in 1908 than any other Company in the world, and this for the fifteenth consecutive year The number of policies paid in 1908 averaged one for each sixty-five seconds of each business day of 8 hours, and in amount $128.48 a minute, the year through, The value and timeliness of its policy payments may be gleaned from the fact that of the claims paid during the year, 3,479 were under polices less than three months old, 6,890 were on policies under 6 months, and 12,806 were within the first year of insurance. OBLIGATIONS Dividends Apportioned, payable 1909, on Partici- pating Policies, Intermediate Branch . . . . Same on Participating Policies, Ordinary Dept. . (Note, Nearly all this Company's Ordinary Policies are Non-Participatisig—issued at low rates of premium.) Bonuses Apportioned, payable 1909, on Industrial Policies) "ts 3. oun e vesett as) ces __26soeng $4,136,925.7 Reinsurance Fund and Special Reserve . . . . 208,134,891.00 All other Liabilities. . . . 2. 3... . 2,532,637.34 Capital and Surplus. . . . . « «©. © « « 22,122,907.12 $236,927,361.19 $1,382,722,00 104,203.73 The Metropolitan has more premium paying business in force in the United States than any other company, The Metropolitan has in force one-third of all the legal reserve policies \ in force in the United States. Its Industrial policies in force nearly equal in number all the Industrial policies of all the other companies in the country. combined. i TSA NPT TC MRO ES 3 SO RR BY the People, FOR the People Jorn R. HEGEMAN, President ' COMPARISONS, ETC, Income in 1908 ye ety 9 7617821343;24) Gain over 1907 ; " ' Q ‘ 6 $3,618,182.35 Surplus in 1908 $ : H ' : 5 $22,122,907.12 Increaseover 1907 . . . . ; ; $8,171,007.98 Total Number of Policies in Force . 4 4 9,960,106 Gain over 1907 ; 340,097 Total Amount of Outstanding Insurance, $1, 8 61, 890,803.00 INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT INSURANCE IN FORGE, $1,334,951,425 Number of Industrial policies in force, 9,301,001—insuring over six and a half millions of individual lives in the families of wage-earners. While the contracts are and always have been non-participating, the Company will this year have spent nearly EIGHTEEN millions of dollars in voluntary bonuses and concessions to the holders of these policies in thirteen years, Cash bonuses on all whole life policies are annually allowed, amounting to over 8 per cent. of the premiums for a year. Additions of from 5 to 30 per cent, are made to policies maturing as claims, according to time policies have persisted. By the Company’s present practice whole life policies are made free after age 75 or paid as endowments at age 89, Industrial Insurance is Family Insurance, covering all ages from 1 to. 70 on life, endowment and annuity plans, Offices in 0, E. MoMurchy, Supt., N. E. cor. 106th St. & $d Ave., N.Y. DG. c. Setar, Supt., 11-16 B. 24th §t. N.Y. F.D. Berkeley, 94 Supt,, N. W. cor. 64th St. & Sth Ave., Brooklyn Thomas Burke, Supt., Manhattan & Greenpoint Aves., Brooltlyn Ces H, J. Bloemecke, Su} 40 St. L? way, BU oer: & St. Nicholas Ave., N.Y. Henry Hart, {219 Fulton St., Brooklyn H.C. Stieglitz, Sups., Kiend! Bldg., 2652 Atianilc Ave., Brooklyn Greater Peter Ferester, Supt RI. aiadein bap NW ibraey ae Ave. N.Y. Fane Huclsenbeck, 8 pt, 1262 Broadway, Brooklya TJ. Rete, Sut, Wassau Trust Bidg., B'way & Bedford Ave, Brooklyn 1, 8. Bruenn, bup bj ey ler Bld, ‘I Ns Unton 8a. W.N.Y. gnaries Sudbrink, Supt., Nalw, ite 8t., aay F. 0, Staniland, (ai , 821 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn F. J. Flynn, Supt., Queens Co, Trust Co. Bidy., 378 Fulton St., Jamaica New York { smal Blum, Supt. roadway, N. ¥. Tho 4g ryant Pack Arcade, N E. tor, 424 St, & 6th Ave,.N.Y.| Jesse Dewe, dupe, Brookiyn Bank Vids., Fulson de Clinton Sts., | Michael O'Malley, Supt., 51 Jackson Ave., Lodg Island City ew Q. A. Weigel, Supt., "HLG Westehester Ave., cor. 3 Ave,N.¥. | Bs Vonhell Supt., Rms. 4004 Bryant Bidg., 23 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn Brookiyn F. P. Dansillo, Supt., 402 Richmond Ter., New Brighton, 8. A SS SE PS SPC SS CYS" SSS SSS SES SS WOR S92 SEES UT) A LATTA 5 ICN SAT TR LP WT AY NERA OU % * dete 3 - | | | | ]