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Th a), i I 1 14.1 BOSTON GIDE EWEDN ESDAT OCTOBER IS. 1905. 3 rip toc---, 11 i il, at aktg ell the tines leading.lat 1 DV EE ID Aril AP 4r7e71, Ariell' dca'41W dr: 11 liairb Pretty white Teeth 1 1, I rt Icy, in 4111. Awry 4 f. i Are often spoiled because yea don't me them i rill 'I i NEW EN 6 LAND'S fi EAT CA II lirOlIF.

t- I anfEciently-Von rtt thew your food thorough- chnill, 0 i ly to avoid indigewicro which causes a dry mouth a t. 4- i I Ready-to-Wear Spec and yellowish teeth. II you chew a CHICLET the woe Specials Ma after each "near. you start tbe saliva's tree flow i 1 is a a Millinery Special II and thue keep your teeth clean and bright. Saa 1 r' ft ft thoet ale drape of pepperctint peereat ges- 24 ,1 For Thursday Only For Thursday Only taco- the of Disapproval at omen's Suits Tailor-Made Suits, in fine gray 1, "xi; This Beautifully 1 Jo- 'N-4 4.1-1": i.

1 a worsteds, coat tight fitting, 50 umilryned Hat 'V I 1 1716:11 inches long, lined throughout r't 1 Insurance Hearing. with gray satin, skirt in high 295 4j1r till, 1 fir' 4 I 41 1, 1 0 4 kilted effect. Regular $30.00 lk. -s, A 4, N-r .1.,1 11 suits, Thursday only, NVe have trimmed one bun- I i A rti I President ii Evasive li, dred hats especially for this 5, 1 1 4.98 el, -1 (yr; i 4 1,,, blV4V5i1ELs sale. They arc made over Itlt 9 r--In, it frame of Paon silk velvet, I o' it I Dress shirred and shirred Skirts i AnSWerS tO 01,1081101181 i 1 QUICK WORK: Dress Skirts made from el 1 trimmed with breast, wings, ri -bbon and steel ornament a 't- 'Alf', 'nes, 4 tst alctg ell the lines- 1eadingdatost Pretty White Teeth Are often spoiled because yen don't use them iff.ciently.-1ott thew your food thoroughly to avoid indigesticris which causes a dry-mouth and yellowish teeth.

If you chew a CHICLET after each lineal, you start the saliva's free flow and thus keep your teeth cleats and bright. those trla drop. of pepperctint prereat Indigestion. .1 iS sr sac Itta A IS a 6 Paila 21W I 116N chili the woo Sadi2.tt. the A 0A for Promise, QUICK WORKS i-t: a Tailor-Made Suits, in tine erray worsteds, coat tight fitting'', 50 Trimmed Hat ....0 wtit T', 1 I nsurance Hearing.

iv inches long, lined throutrhout with gray satin, skirt in high 24,9 5 -r, 4- li, ,.7 kilted effect. Regular $3000 14,4,1 I 4 suits, Thursday only, 0,, t-' 1 We have trimmed one linn- gy '-4 I iy President Evasive Ai dred hats especially for this 14,00 1 IAar 1 4498 sale. They arc made over 44r- frame of Paon silk velvet, I 0 I i i Dress i Answers to QueolluHs1 Skirts ned and shirred iti It. Dress Skirts 1' Striiirned wisth breast, wings, I made from tit steel ornament; a 7 QUICK WORK: black and SPECIAT Outbursts of Disapproval at Insurance Hearing. Mutual's President Evasive in His Answers to Questions, JEE Ready-to-Wear Specials For Thursday Only A 111 Ittor 111 EN 6 LAND'S Women's Suits Tailor-Made Suits, in tine gray worsteds, coat tight fitting, 50 inches long, lined throughout with gray satin, skirt in high kilted effect.

Regular $30.00 suits, Thursday only, 1 4.98 Dress Skirts Dress Skirts made from black and gihs 111VP EAT CA 11011 Millinery Special For Thursday Only This Beautifully Trimmed Hat 2.95 We have trimmed one hundred hats especially for this sale. They arc made over frame of Paon silk velvet, shirred and shirred trimmed with breast, wings, ribbon and steel ornament a A i 1 ily I A 1 I 1 1 I 1 i 1 aa Few Minutes Needed to Determine Sanity. Wellesley Alienist So States in Lufkin Trial. Roslindale Man's Case Goes I to the Jury Today. Oct 17-1he evidence in Few Minutes Needed to Determine Sanity.

Wellesley Alienist So States In Lufkin Trial. Roslindale Man's Case Goes I to the Jury Today. I 7. EiPlIAM Oct I -Th evidence in 7 good $5.00 value; for Thurs- Er to 1 Matter of Decreased -Dividends-, of blue cheviots, others in fancy Scotch 1 day only mixtures. Values up to 1 (1(fl i all in one lot at, choice 'i Put Him in a CornerTrouble- Many Policyholders Seems to i i A 01 Shirt Waists 2.9 5 A-, moo Shirt Waists, in vhite madras 't some Vouchers for Legal and and embroidered white poplin, cheviot and union linen.

Values Columbia Shoes Legislative- Services Explained $2.00, choice of this lot at 1 1 by His Monotonous Disclaimer of 1 i 9 5 A SUCCESSFUL SHOE V' Knowledge of Them. is Eiderdown Dressing 200 OP SaCqUeS NEW Oct 17Testimony in the Hughes had not finished with Air Mc- i ti 4 etivin again insurance Investigation. which was enrdy. st Dr 'I. 4 A PAM life It ek 1' ilyde Park, Dr E.

I- lie will be recalled tomorrow and ques- k' esumed today after a wees adjourn- In red, gray, blue and pink, and Miss Millman of lionlin- ti nett aiong the lines of the trust corn- 74- merit of the leTislative committee be- patties and Subsary organization ot 000 v( )111C11 WIT these popular 7-, of libel and false neatly finished, with crocheted 2 3 1- attempting to have cause of the speakdeath last week of of the state as S. Fred the Mutual lite. and also as to whnt Nixon. esmbl y. mobcys were made out of the trust edge, satin ribbon tie at neck, (A shoes last year.

We propose to i VITLit t-(1 ns insane. was eon- was most exciting throughout. and only (: I li.s a fternjon in the Norfolk 1 he fact that James H. Hyde of the a 75c. sacque for the total this year you can 1 the repeated threats of chairman Arm- Equitable life assurance society had re- strong to clear the room prevented torned to the city and that William H.

I find every shapv and sort to solcct F. nt Hyde Park made violent demonstrations of disapproba- McIntyre. also of the Equitable. would front remember the saving also of I Jr ti.e defenee. and II.

vt return to appear before the I tion of Richard A. McCurdy, president IQ(' I nr.r the plaintiff had be- 1 ccninuttee, was an announcement of of the Mutual life insurance coinvanY. NEW Oct 17Test1mony in the edrin 1.afkin against Dr 'I. life insurance Investigation. which was It II; tr-te ock Hyde Park, Dr E.

L. resumed today after a week's and Miss of tionlin- merit of the lieTslative committee lisplrary of libel and false cause of the death last week of S. Fred it in to "re Nixon. sre aker of the state assembly. ettroitted ns Insane.

was coil- was most exciting throughout, and only --I th.s afternoon in the Norfolk the repeated threats of chairman rtoe strong to clear the room prevented Jennry nf Hyde Park made violent demonstrations of disapproba, ar.cment for defenee. and IL tion of Richard A. IdeCurdy, president for the plaintiff had of the Nlutual life insurance company. Matter of Decreased Dividends of Many Policyholders Seems to Put Him in a CornerTroublesome Vouchers for Legal and Legislative Services Explained by His Monotonous Disclaimer of Knowledge of Them. Hughes had not finished with Mr McCurdy.

lie will be recalled tomorrow and questit tied along the lines of the trust cornyAides and subsidiary organization ot the Mutual lite. and also as to whnt mobeys were made out of the trust companies. The fact that James H. Hyde of the Equitable life assurance society had rotorned to the city and that William-H. McIntyre.

also of the Equitable. would return to appear before the ccnimittee, was an announcement of much blue cheviots, others mixtures. Values up to all in one lot at, choice Eiderdown Dressing Sacques In red, gray, blue and pink, neatly finished, with crocheted edge, satin ribbon tie at neck, a 75c. sacque for 39c in fancy Scotch $350, 1 1.29 Shirt Waists moo Shirt Waists, in white madras and embroidered white poplin, cheviot and union linen. Values $1.50 to $2.00, choice of this lot at 95c 1 i -77.

-1- 1 good $5.00 value for Thursday only 2.95 Columbia Shoes A SUCCESSFUL SHOE 200 A 1-A1 vomen wore tiles( popular shoes last year. We propose to niake the total 50,000 this year von can find every shape and sort to select from; remember the saving also of 1 about $1.00. T1 t. argurneta when court adjourned NV110 was on the witness stand tomorrow morhing at la stclock. ly it day.

were or. the As it was, there were jeers at several Ada In a I periods of the day's testimony that 1.11 of Vi.itS Mrs 'Alf-temporarily interrupted the witness. :4, Mr ealled vi ir AY110--. Stil. had heani Thcso came when Mr Hughes the eounI.7fi.,-, I.ot care what be- sel for the committee, asked questions .1 ria-.

of that Mr Iceurtly was reluctant to W. in whose house th hil I. pi $Pit lived. said one time had said he In Mr McCurdy's testnnony today a If wife if he did felture entirely new was disclosed. acd 7 104 In the propertY this Waff that the Mutual life insurance company employed a literary bureau wife of the plain; of tolsband to out to the press of the country -r Ile wanted the news matter that as of benefit to the I I A 25c 50 pieces of desirable desirable Wool Si le of Silks and ress Goods.

TO OFILIFORMA FROM 833.0C 311 LOUIS 8310E Day -UNION PACIFIC 4 SOUTHER4 PACIFIC than an Pr Int 1 '17 f-x; tt.c- t-; e'r 4- 1 -7 of iltal. P. I 2-, it sea. I The Visir0 114t a rz Thai ALL STri 411 USKY Vor 12 r. is 4 COATED ENAMELED CN AFWOR PLATE STEEL 14-, FORYE YOUR DE et, NE1r1Vnitic zo irm et -Ar I :4 vt.

A (r, r. (0 ti, I 71 i 1- di ir I CP it V. kL-1 ks, i At .4 gook, I the requisites a connoisseur. is hal that of ECCAuSe thCrC is r-'t ship frei7ht to 1 -7. Arncrican 7: C.

7- 1,7, A S. 1.0,J1S 31IIC, 31 1.1 Nmunt2zminztrtniez (v. I Cr--; 4ft 4 3roa CS Orpo re SW ite 0 ....1 I e. 7 it AALNL Vor 12 r. Is 4 COATED ENAMELED CN ARrPOR PLATE STEEL 14- 4 RS roctYEA YOUR 0 E.

Al--5- 1 (Th Adt-Q. 71. A il ST. LOJ1S Lining Taffetas, in all the street and evening shades, plenty of black 50 Dress Goods in black and colors also Fancy Suitings values 39c. to 59c.

choice Thursday moment today. It was said, howver. that ncither Mr Hyde nor AIr McIntyre will be called tliis week. At a meeting of the committee after the session it was determined to hold three days this week. Decreasing Dividends.

Before Mr McCurdy was called. James Mo Keen, associate counsel of the committee, put in evidence for the record a statement of the assets of the Mutual life insurance company and of the banks of England. Prance and Germany. James M. Beck, of counsel for the Mutual life, claimed last Tuesday before the committee that the assets of the Mutual life exceeded the combined assets Of the banks of France, Germany i and England.

cellrL rnaebdletLirt2inclKbieneend saasisdeti.sleoirtdhg; in.stituti2ns were while tho.serolefthse 37I utir a Mr MeKeen. he had li salar 4 I ant A tound nk IcKeen. he had the of the president ef the "nc Of Germany to be $20.040 a i ear 1 and that of the chief governor of He had ba een of Englan imable to asc to be ertain the salary of the president of the bank of The en begun. he being questione fir.t a examination of Mr McCurdy was then to advertising. A clipping from a Ma hie ffir OCI ober, Illo5 wag shown bin 1 le staid erti it was ati adv ement insert t'd by his company, setti ng forth I 1 ic advantages of his companY.

Witnesg his life. and had no more kn 11- never staw the advertisement bef in OWledge of ') a What dvertising his, 1 I I Mr Hughes produced a vouher nod of the New York life insurance conscorresponthisee. This showed that Sept Pasty. Air Barnes said: 11. 15.

$1000 was paid Barnes for three "1 think that the contributions to the arguments and certain documents drawn funds of tlie republican natienal consul) for the insurance committees mittee was parely a 1 transacAlbany. The correspondence explained tioii and it helped to prevent the brio that the late Edward 1. short had ar- I ing of bad conditions upon this to pay Mr Barnes for opposing the Brackett bill. the New 'York paying him a like amount. The letter MOSTLY DEMURRERS stated that Air Barites had received I con1PallY 1 Refusal to Answer.

1 Dr I anuatitt a eit i pir lienr of itnh I Mr McCurdy the reason for reducing the dividend on policies as the business increased and the assets piled p. This increased and the assets piled up. This question V. as prompt ed by the large 1 number of letters the committee has re- ccived from policy holders and cited I facts and examples. These letters came from all over the country.

Mr Hughe explained, but he read a numbec from policy who lived In this city. elle examples cited Vk t- re principally on I the policies of the 10-paynient life pn. la i One in particular for $3a00, whieh in I IsTil drew a dividend of $.1.1.76, had been 4 gradeally cut until in 11004, it received 19 ut 13. fortified To all the questions on this matter. I the witnes4 said he Wa nOt with the information required; th lt these were actuarial matters.

and when prussed for his opinion replied that he these svere actuarial matters. and when 1 prussed for his pinion replied that be pf saw fir Saw- -1 ir ni 111- wife the I I -7 i ti. NI: wis .1,, from i 4.o She ha 1 I. ett rti wns Iorn Mrs 1rlifn fr 1.7akht. 111 j.

she ERid she was 10 fiiin spok Dr Sawyers kind- Mr in i-. she wit he 4 0.5 t.Arry eon ma te the trk Dr ct.e, ladies." In aaotner of letter N17 Vr Eduard I'. l-tre of Wellesley mils I :,.4 ext. rt I it. I a man who ii.

Id mted as Mr 1 Lad i9ot was le mit.utes T. enctigit to ex vs t.Itt to Ms LADY HARTOPP TO MARRY i Princ al in Sensational London Di- 1 vorCe Casc Has Gone to Ceylon to I Vied Earl Cowley. la I A ril I vorce Caso Has Gone to Ceylon to ley I Vied Earl Cow. ftct 17--It IS IV, barles Hart1 p. L'o --A-h a riah has got' to 41 she marry El.tri (ow- r7 th cete-1-ondent in the c.sse.

7 LL 71-0 in 1.0 $1000 from judge Hamilton on behalf of the New York i li the fe insurance Mutual com- Equitable Directors File Answers in party and the bll to for ale same amount. The bill was paid. the Omnibus Suit of Atty Gen Mr Hughes said that a question had been concerning the money paid by Mayer fo the Mutual life insurance company ALBANY. Oet 17Exeept in a few luncheons for its clerks. special casPg where have "Yetl said NB.

McCurdy. "the clerks were f'ed. but the Scrubwomen. elevator been allowed he time for tiling a nman and policemen are not fed by the swers in the onmibus stilt of Atty Gen company. About 61.10 clerks are fed Mayer against the direct ors i'it I he daily at a cost of 40 cents a head." Equitable life assuranee company ex-Is there a stock of wines kept in the tired today.

Atty Gen Maver this even-building'?" asked Mr Hughes. Ing said that answers had been don't believe that." ceived front C. Ledyard Blair and Jiinies 'Mr Beck, counsel for the Mutual life B. Forgan. Louis ritzgerald.

Henry C. insurance companY, interrupted the ex- Deming. G. H. Swine.

John J. McCook. amination to state that when the JamesJ. Hill. C.

B. Alexander. August French delegation to the St Louis ex- Belmont, D. G. Mills.

George J. Gould, position was entertained by the MutuaI John Sloan. Henry t'. Frick, Samuel life. wine was served.

Inman. William Alexander. I ienry M. A lexander, JILMOS W. A i exa rider a nd Bowles and Rebates.

Valentine P. Snyder tiled denoirrers today, and the demurrers will be noticed A voucher for payment of $10,000, un- for argument for the November special der date of May '22 1902, for a first pay- term of the supreme court In New York went cn n. con trn et tlf I hri t. county. Bowles and Rebates.

A voucher for payment of $10,000, under date of May '22. 1902, for a first payment cn a contract of that date to puts than the casual reader. Thlq ig tl busilwS of the advrtisi eng. t'. rr-fused to discuss the question or to Alr Hughes announced that till- "lel mitte nter into any discussion.

lie would had teceised a large corn- ge num er of 1 ffer 1 witness hi uar hose 4 IA ty, wletters relativ to 1 f.trirt he dividends on the i-r-Plped to discuss the question or to ntet- into any discussion. lie would I proffer a witess. his actuary, whose cotnpanv than the casual reader. Thitruiss 7t of the advertising Jr Hughes announced that th mittee had received a large letters umber relative to the dividends on policies the of On legislative matters. 1 never McCurdy did not Andrew insuranc amilto and ner saw hm i.

1.as 1 the Mutual If comp them any. Some of th Mr insurance company had ever paid oim Huhes rcood to the wi 'IA- i tneSs. s. ng those he allY eY Air McCurdy was what read Wen' from polleyho'iders In' N7 surprised to learn that the Mutual Life York city. Mr Fields was dong i in Albany, he One Wri ter who had taken out a policy I "id He was looking after leg-Isla- sw I When asked la he 1863 for 13..10 on 10-D i tion If legislation was not watched la.

oomnanies would be on legislative matters. 1 Itm rt. He was ai.ito an the Mutual Liro Mr McCurdy did Andrew insurance companies would be the quetion. business it was to know the I ut as for himself he would not dis- 1 ss cu Mr McCurdy 's em wa eanor so in- i a'stsnt and at tunes detlant that the petlators bent forward to catch every word and stood on tiptoe. I indict him for a misdemeanor.

Which I is tLe offence of a witness refusing to I answer questions efor a legislative I otrillible utile the legisicture-is not in in 1g Sl it was ent to S39, 111 1S91 it was isit111. ure I plan. said his dividend in 187(1 was 1 I year after year McCurdy in Corner. 1 iedueed to find in 1904 to This, I TO RETAIN LANGUAGE. I Tatter In the day Chairman Armstrong tile writer said.

was in face of the re-- Air -le( urdy said Mr Thigh had the French-Speaking Court of Foresters explkinea that siTICP the information desired by the conmitue could be tlb- wrong witness. It was the actuary who of Anierica in Gardner Withdraws i tatned by another course. It was agree- lo oked after the I ea ciliation of dirt- I VI the eonnnittee to let MeCurdy (111(1. from the Order. 1 Plato in the THIgiVon Ile dtn.

2iir AleCurdy eomplained that this in; titt -As a of the Ilad lie. however. been diretted to an- c.stigation was going outside of what lug thf. million tie, IA fl fg contemplated lipn 1, vrirt til. I- or- swPr.

and enmmittee sired. and then refused. Mr Armstrong was appointed by the leglsiature lit, of tlat onl) the Eng I said steps would have been ii.eimder-,:tood this was to be an 1,, i said 44.Pla Wollill hnve been to '1 pnt ilfp pn said his ivi.io '0-4- sant ne Was this -he --a-l-t I I 1 1 .1 tt.e arid the ex 1 lil" the mein- have 5c pieces of per yard VA1113. Cal GASTON To QUIT POLITICS Vontinovd from the Vinod rn Igo. oetatie the eoioatil enntinned, -and 41141 nay titst to help bring it to ll-present 41ate of efliciencY.

I felt now that I nv.ty he allovvell at Col thistons declaration of It la poi-ition cannot be misunderstood by re. son of Its length. Its brevity prel'etit41 It front being misconstrued. For thrme NvIiip would look tor "something behind it lin- there Is only disappointment, toe Col (List)n. In stepping down front Ito leadership of the state democrney, litim no other fli011ye than the perlemill 44atisiderstions involven hi his many told varied intlents idll are PO Mt that they require all of the hours of him ()Mee Cirn tlitston Is widely knotty; for htq knowledge of law and for his Ntirefottle tl 4 CWintiel for corporations.

Him melt- s. it4 talent of the elevated viten he wee 113 president firtw also much attention to his execulivti ability. Doting the administration of Iloy W. E. u14imel ho was assistant adjutant, general in 18141.

9 and itIl. NVIwit there svas talk or nooltnating: IIM the gubernatorial ettndt date or dvmori t. tarty In 191It antiolitired his position eallY In LI', and desired only to lie known ate a suptairter of Itott Josiah ii(b heclinie the 4 it The 1x I 114)vever. Col 4 hat4toit :4 ready to make it try for the office and h- its presioetit the pieIlis light for the nomination against lion tllais H. 11till11111 I ictiory are well lertieMtiered.

tt I4 sajil that iti coming in contact with the ot apt niza ion's hratiCtira I h. state. Col (Liston I it 101 noich toward In hn II III-Tense hi the dennwratio representation in the legisltiture. campaign for governor in vaas ularked liy the 4141ne ertort itli t'ol Gamt4iit's part to build lip democracy. atid thongit he failed to gain the ut )4, 4,1 nor.

iU1 tillit'it tu mprol the condition of his party. Last yeat Col was chosen A 414 legate to the democrittio convention 14t Louis and vas ako made the Massachusetts menibe of tint tiationst cotnmittee till Mity It. 1901. thistiiii Li lit present a member of the state olemocratio committee for next Viiether lie will reentti that position in view of iiiM a iLt)Ui1i4iI last evening is not known. GEN GUILD A GUEST.

Pres Pritchett and Samuel J. Elder Also Attend Banquet of Young Men's Congress. The Itomtol) (11111g tocn'e cultures had 1.1eut l'rvm of ths Ntassat.husetts instittitt, of Technology. anI Sintitel J. Elder guftl tit Ito duine last evening 111 the Quincy house.

There wirtte about all presynt. anti Norman C. Mt Naughton wits toast-. Master. Get' gave an interesting off.

hand talk on the need and practical tieetutm.i.s lu theS. time, of inll hi the art of pliblii speaking. Will said that clear and fort ernl verbal titt anio. of counted or How. 14.1114-1111tIK goVPIrlior with the loin Thom API liPed ritiymi Si train of reminiscence in the mind of Pre Pritchett.

no next statite. the president related some very entertaining itichients of his experience, as tho huteati coa-tt siovey NN hen Iteeti was speaker Of tho house. shobveti that Air Pritchett Siwatier lioeti ttirtihm int Vely day Mr Pritchett declined to appoint mail the sneaker asked hint to give it hi 1114 bureau, though not because of that fact. Pres Ptitcoett maid thHi MK friend-Foil) with Mr was one or the most charming he had ever Air Eider delighteti ils.titsprpt wii 11 some remark4i in lighter vein. end then Epoke seriously.

Of proilletas bernue tits, nation. of that relating to the art.itti,racy of h. Ilit said that such am that he was addressing would Io fTettIv I ri solving hese eat finest I tisi Toast were resittontie.1 to ley members sti. follows: strenuous life." itenlartitri Lane; "The simple life," i and March. -L902, thought were for foreclosures, but he did not C'elinitly know.

Fields at Albany. A voucher of Jan 10. 1905. for $77ii) to James R. Craig for professional was "recommended for payment by Fields," Witness didn't know Craig land didn't know that the signature Wa 1 Fi ss a8 elds'.

itne a sked hat right IA. C. Fields, as superintendent of the supply department, has to order pay- mu I et of legal expenses, and replied: i "Everv right in the world if he kneW about them." ervics that have been verified I Other vouchers for payments for legal. Fields were shown Mr dy cCur, but Asked if kne that Mr Fields had he as unable to expl any of them ain 1 la house in Albany, witness said that. owing to hi health, it was thought Let- to live in a private hFieldsouse ratheith ls 'house for a in a hotel, and so Mr three other men, hired a house for a season and paid $800 for it.

Pressed further, he stated Mr Fields was 1-11're further, he stated Mr Fields was thre s. t' a' aTt a $800 for it. Pressed he legislated and superintended out of business in five years. It is the duty of insurance companies to watch legislation in all the states. "Did you take any pains to ascertain whether the money paid out 1- the la department was legitiMately or illegitimately used?" "I did not.

I know he accounts were correct or there would have been complaint." It was brought out that Mr Fields has paid sums of money for "profegsional and "legal services" to (curve Plunkett of this city. Charles R. 'McClelland. fOrnier state senator and now a member of the board of veneral appraisers at this port: Louis F. Murray.

AL E. Mullaney. James O. ener apprai gal sers a talus 1 pua F. Murray.

al AluitaneY James O. Larlim. John E. Ash and others. Air McCurdy was shown vouchers for to 0 50 paid by the 'Mutual life tkttiil I Other Vouchers Explained.

M-- DOI for legal services. tole knew nothing ahout them. insuramoo company lo Andrew Hamil- a VOUc fo ticr $111.111.13 was for money id to he New York life Insurance a I a nt of mutual company tor ti4 WS MI account." drawn at Nir Short's request. This Was a payment for legal services in the legislative pool that was brought out several weeks ago. Mr Niceurtly coul give no de tails of thi transaction.

ty 1 then en showed to Mr Mc- Mr tug ics 1 curdy a voucher for the payment of William Frick, formerly $aott) to Wisconsin. ornmissionet trisliralle Chariton T. Lewis. ad a letter from Char ton an attorney of Madison. Wis.

The let- Prick Id "ePt ter stated that Mr would act a et.iiner to see that the interests of ihe -Alutal life should come to no harm in t1 state Mr approved ta a McCurdy the voucher, but could not remember tne detail- voucher for a pay in 1903 of $3100 to S. Olds "for professional set lees matter i -latter of Michigan." one- third of which was to be paid by each of the three big insurance companies. next came tit). ''Air Lewis told Mr Me( said: ducat- nc he had spent one winter In i.1. tis he legislatures at of i the min (di-her Michigan.

Wisronsin' and Onto with regard to certain legislation affect- ing the insurance companies. He pro- ceeded to the capital of the state anti godparents. the relations and neighbors d(is'Tictifivle 'the' of poiltical ter journey up and down the state and the inducing of men to go, too, who of the It meant journey at- would expect their and some- thing else. "Then he went to 'Washington and spent POrrle weeks getting acquainted with the acnators and ing with them so that he legislation ig He got on trIenthtys foot- that state to hem of the damage Would do the insurance business and got letters from them back tO the legisla ors to the state assembly, For this he re- ceived 5000 for his own services and expenses for traveling and employing r) $. men, but not one dollar except for legiti- mate a )u 1 oses" Repeal of Section 56.

"Do you recall the attempt last winter to repeal section 66 of the insurance law, under which no motion to force any domestic insurance company to give an accounting could be brought without the consent of the attorney gen. eral?" asked Mr Hughes. At first Mr McCurdy said he did not remember such bill, but finally said be did remember that there was such a bill brought in by State Senator Bra( kett. "What attitude did you take in the Thomas 11. Bowles, was brought up.

Mr McCurdy said Bowles was an agent at one. time. The money was in bart settlement of a suit Bowles brought against the company for claims after his removal for insubordination in Milwaukee. Bowles organized a campaign of policy holders against the company and the company settled the suit for He testified that Mr Bowles had been a successful agent in the south and west. and he was removed for "throwing in when his time eanie to have his btoiness changed according to the policy of the eompany, from a general agency to a company agency.

With regard to the charge in the Bowles letter that Pres McCurdy provided "fat offices" for his family. Mr AleCurdy in a lengthy stz-i tement. told how his son Robert ii. McCurdy became the general manager-. Ile detailed the education his son had reeived to adapt him to take up the foreign business, and said above all he was loyal to the corrany.

"I know of no other man's son in this eity or anywhere else." he continued. "who could have tilled that position as the man I appointed to On he charge that rebates were made. Mr McCurdy said he was aware of a eonstant attempt on the part of individuals who are solicited for big policies. to get the agent to divide his premium. and there is a temptation for the agent to "take the half a loaf rather than none." Mr McCurdy said the suit was settled to get rid of the policy holders' agitation and at Air Ilug-hes' suggestion Air Me-Curdy added that the agitation went with Bowles.

The compensation of the foreign agency was then taken up. Mr McCurdy would only say that he did the best he could under the circumstances in fixing his son's salary. The committee adjourned until tomorrow morning, with Mr McCurdy still a witness. FOR LEGAL SERVICES. William Barnes Sr Tells of His Connection at Albany with the Big Insurance Companies.

NANTUCKET. Oct 17William Darn Sr, formerly counsel for the New York life insurance company, but now a resident of this town, tonight discussed the statement made by Prep McCurdy of the Mutual life insurance company regarding Barnes' appearance in behalf of the Mutual life before a legislative committee et Albany last winter. Air Barnes said he had been but mlightly cenneeted with the Mutual life. although he had furnished it several different legal opinions on insurance cluestkna. Mr Barnes declared that the only money he had ever received from any life insurance company was for strictly legal services.

Regarding Pres Mc. Curdy's testimony. Mr Barnes said: "Some time ago I delivered an oral and printed argument before the insurance committee of the senate and house on feveral insurance bills whieh were tbere. This argument strongly suppt rted the provisions against the repeal of the section of the instiranee coda. which prohibited policy holders front beginning suit against a company while It was in the hands of a receiver.

While prtsenting the argument I met and tolked with Mr Hamilton, and was retained as counsel for the New York life, receiving a reasonable fee for my services. "This matter probably arose from my recent article on the mutualization of the Eauitable life assurance soiety publisbed in a New York paper. looks as though they were trying to itt for a share with Hamilton, I lif i ere Se- 1 occasion to i f--a to vaalithatra-aw frrail the or 1 ar I se4sifh- If thP IPKislatt I Mr I iiighes odi rain refusal to answer would have on rt, that it Was indeed .1,71 IVA. call your too taontempt. but von have been in the.

1. i lAtti, Gagnon. i stl 11 Mr Me4 during the effortai Oa- French Ian- I made to induce him to answer thve goes- 0 i- 1- of diidend Saar 1 I Iels ntemliers ia time, as to irs reductio e. as to ant( for 10 years, and I a '17 'i aatI i-----ot its tre4ist.ty. launched fort yinicit fprot woam aant to lentil what you know I manner in whit 1 it n.

1 ti. your company. said Mr I "you 1,, 1. Fro' 74111O'r-1 conducted. lie aalti the tomnut- are its president, anal receive S150.000 in mi tho scope.

a 1 1 tee was going 1.yo salary. I vf-ant must answer the question on div to learn for what I Again lop the qateStaulaS Or the an. n.sponsil,its. -ot are ion of divideiltis. Air Hughes rcad Air AltCurtly a A Or.

A reduet di iti ti insisted that hic tuary to.N numb. rs 1 it "-I'm' a the II 0 itledus amounts at th a 4 liar to I have I PIL141 anal how they are calculated. lie the rrench-speakotta ill anti the dividends re- declined to enter illy explano i tion fur- II I Ili( .1 ld ers ke Asd 1 i I ifel Ian th ahp of 1 1-, to the to I reh'Pd t3t; 'these, Mr Ma- nolicy-holder above I I I what he tri 1 had i hut re erred to had it reduced rtite policy. gulea on he. bu other letters fro! -''it org futaation shall be rUrtlY Sane et-," lie than hastily ex- read Mt policy-holders were IA iii oat: ean sui tortly.

showing a gradual ea 1, ha I facetiously .1 1-; io- io It.oc w.tik. Awned that 11- tn re 11,. tam of dividends, and he replied he would be glad to verity the that probably the de TI.e ra o)f Ferttinmul anti that i 0 (lease was due to a Aariolioht 'It urigni prosi. figures. approacn of the maturity of the policy.

Questioned ft i vi''t- Pr es. Alroonse Theri en rther to explain Aiphece ttr rec Nee Sianiptlag Troublesome Vouchers. what 1 he tneant. he refused to "discus the question I- poles a Gagne it Th legal expense were recurred to ett. 2.1 airman Arrnstrong then asked the number of vouchers for the ray- witness what rclati an Ilu guard.

Erroost mall i and kr I the tn. ttn the le: 1.r Dr A. I tnent of various sums were read. the carilinga talralo3t.ciott: aPoliov tied to its I-. NAV .1 VMS brought Out that NVilliam Barnes an witness refused Le ritwil into a discussion Sr of Albany had appeared before the Air Hughes' the I -1 uota, it out that sal- LATWORTHBATES.

tatimnittees in Albany last winter and aries had beton sligo I ottiv reduced in the Lad received $I000 rems clerica fo-e from the New York for 8 not re lc and general 1, I have -ed te a ail es outh sl- .4 es of the executive officers they were m-ver cut. l'iley were none t-. le oo fat, any- said Mr urdy. Witneas said he would furnish figures to fdlow how mac the expenses had been redued by he bad-tried toy the IIP said legal department. that the legal expensee for las lat I were re h- a an heretofore.

ttyo The lawyer. Policy Dividen Cut from $16 to T2.75. amt. 'Alr Ilughea read another com 1 awyer. "well in a long letter.

described the falling Off in the dividends or nis own other policies. The fig-ores gil-en hi the lawyer's letter indicated that the dirt- dencia begaa cecreasing In going own in his case from $141 in that year to $2.75 In iii4-1. "Have you any commcnt to make upon the lawyer's letter?" asked Mr Hughes. ave no doubt the statements made in the letter can he successiull col trc verteil or prooerly explained by er 1 in the em lio of the cot 11' A neany I heb I lire were in SPY- in a long letter. described the off in the dividends or ids own other policies.

figures given in the lawyer 's letter indicated that the dividenthi began ceereasing in 1886, going down in his case from Sin in that year to $2.75 In "Have you any commcnt to make upon the lawyer's letter?" asked Mr Hughes. "I have no doubt the statements made in the letter can be successfully controverted or prooerly i-xplained by persona In the employ of the company convesant with the NO FEDERAL SUPERVISION. Casualty and Surety Underwriters, After Debate, Decide That It is Not Called For. NEW YORK, Oct 17-1'he net t'ssity for legislation regulating casualty insuranee as well as life insurance companien was laid before the annual t'011- VOIVIOTI of the board casualty and surety underwriters here today by T. Stone of Baltimore.

NB. SIOTle, who at the convention. said: "WI: de the yohlie Irtt more or a bout bfe insurance. comparatively few klIONV allYt king ahom casualty and surety irttaranee and the I esult is the passage of inequitabie anti inappropriate laws. Tile hanetel of the legislative matters (Ne)1e under -thf-sc heak.is: Taxation.

resident agent II ans and deposits. The report of the committee on which read a.n.i adopted at close of Mr Stone's athires. reeommend ed agqation for lower and equal taxation and license fees in all t.tttes the abolition of compulsory ativerMapir. 17 Senator Morgan (l. Bulkolt president of the life insurance company of I tart ford, presented report of the committee on federal supervision.

The report says in part: "Regulation of the business of insurance by the federal government. vvould include the right to all insurance eompany to transact business in the several states. tegartiless of the laws and departmental rettuirements of any state other than that which gave corporate life to the company. W011141 be desirable. and to secure such exclusive supervision and regulation would justify and slemand persistent and untiring effort.

But regulation which will not exclude all other superViSiOn than that of the home state will but add to the burdens of insuranee companies and secure itt return simply the moral effect which supervhoitat maintained upon a high plane Of efficiency may have and an eneouraginK and restraining force upon state insuranee An animated discussion followed. senator fluialcy led the opposition to federal supervision and outlined Ow stand he would take in the matter ja the floor of the senate. Col J. Frank Supplee. vice president of the Vnited States fidelity and gultranty company of Baltimore, Mti, led the fOrces in favor of the underwriterr gOing on record as indorsing federal supervision.

After a vigorous debate the question of federal supervision was disposed or finally at the extra evening session of the board by accenting the report of the committee on fetieral supervision, N- hich reported adversely to nationa; HORSE IN A HOLE. Incident Caused Some Little Excitement in Roxbury. A horse. driven by Morris Segal. fell Into a hole on Ruggles St, Roxbury.

yesterday afternoon. and the episode crested some little excitement in the neighborhood. Segal was driving along Ruggles id about 2 o'clock, and as he passed Goldsmith pi the horse stepped on a water gate. The Solve WMY and the -animal fell into me hole. Ile was extricated by patrolman Kiltlay of division 10.

and some moo, after con. siderable difficuity. The horse's bind legs were severely injured awl he was removed in the city's ambulance. Unhurt by Leap from Queens xarnination of insuranee methods. not an inquisition.

"Indeed an Inquisition." Said Mr Iluitnes: "I will ask you the 4')Cet'SM of interest from which are paid to policyholders is not now less than in years?" "if it is said so in our official literatur it must be so." "But the intorest earned was not so much reduce as to affect our salary' -I don't think that question ia pertinent." "I think 11. is very pertinent." Mr McCurdy said that he did not know the retainer of James P. Pierce. formerly superintendent or insurance of New York titate, who wan employed by the Mutual insurance eurryany as attonne i Church Wedding at Cohasset Rol- life insurance company. as well as ETTG757-s.) lowed by Reception.

the sante amount from the Mutual life insurance company. Later it appeared 4- T. Wt. 17-One of the rnost from a letter to Mr McCurdy. written and 4pectacie 1-7 it "1, the season by William Barnes Jr.

that Mr Barites Mirs I lenrict a (la pp Itates, Sr was under an annual retainer to the Mutual life insurance company. St Oo mere SA DA CH ES Lorenzo Bates of this town. voucher in I9-2 for payable t''' lin E. 01 I Ni -171! Stott Latworth. son of to T.

IL Bowles. was explained by l.atuorth of Hopedale. at Mr McCurdy its part payment in settlo- el 1 thlt f--r the Second Parish Con- men i of a suit Mr Bowles, formerly the de a-. tro. p-10or row general agent Milwaukee.

had e.g.., brought against the company. It was -11 ti to ill 'c 1 1 1 Frank it 7.1.-Mhster. offIciating. The 1 testined to earlier in this month that i. iv.

mail was IL Offer of itowles had been dismissed by the hte 3 1-a ind. and the aid of 1 M-, Matad Latworth of I company for insubordination. Mr Me- i Curdy Fald today that thq inaubordina 1 dai--. sistr to. the groom.

The brides- tzi.e.ds tt.e 'Misses Mary Tower lf trying 1 tion consisted in "throwing mud" and to injure the company. lie said Pefracting Opticians. iil- l'ark. Florence Pratt of NI I that when it came Mr Bowles turn to SET th MI''Y- EtheIn't RIPleY. Hester I have his business taken over.

the Corn- 3 ViiTE TRE 7vo- ..,4 lim. of pany. under the new policy of the corn- I iettilift- otuctielssiAu.ritt)ttee aall I egt tf'enrertaot the genrcelssi: V. woi Clarence I( Litt- dent which the latter termed "insubor- of itopedale and Ernest Perry dinate." This letter marie a number of a nIon Hote New York cit. charges and sahmitted a number or flurn rom $1.00 Per Day Up The bride wor white net en tra'ic I records and tables.

Later Mr Bowie io veii W4 elvight up with oraii-e I agitated a policy-holders crusade I arel 'die carried Idles or the 1 against the company. and Mr McCurdy Groftrici Central Station alit-, Alit 4 peas. I The maid of I said the suit was settled to end the Now York 1 hor wore pink Eberty silk and carried tation. adding that the agitation was A ektiG11114 ll'P roalld IF 11 Th er a reception from 7 to it, at the home of the brides! parents on ylem With Bo ta al a tatila South Maai st. Ti.c couple will reskle Hyde In New York.

11 1 at Hopedale. 30 ill Thomas fl. Bowles has not been in re eN Centenary of Garrison's business sinee he severed his connection I 111.11t, A BAH 111H Rev II. of ith oburn presided whe oi Mutual life insurance en'- tany in Milwaukee- Mr Bowles is visit- ee 4 meeting of the Suffrage league or i tog in this city at the present time. grat-': Boston.

held L4.st night at the rooms of and tonight he gave out a statement in t.N..hi- in' at cot. 4-; ttharli' A tiulint.r republican club t'241 which he said: 1----tt. ay. 0 make arrangements for "The amperstOits east upon me by the HA. bratis the centenary or the birth pet -illations and deductions drawn out si 1.1.11;0.

.4 wiinan, on Det 10 by the testimony offered in the insur- A committee. con.p.eel or Joshua A. Di ce investigation are false. anti I .1 1Ae, Dr George F. stand ready at the pleasure of the 'on- 4 4 11.

pinFileilteteo tgoivgeo titheefotraecttoliti.t litonorable body 11 t. sham J. ti C. IL Seales. Dr The entire testimony of the day clot; 101s Charles G.

Lo'gii V. Cantor a continual thrust and parry between .,0 trztec.taa awl chtri 4 Hail. was appointed to counsel and the witness. and when ad143 tab I call a putdis. journment was taken for the day Mr i 1 .1 1,,., ant.

Eirrwry 3,1 )k54. 4'. It. Plum- mittee to go before that honorable body shall. A it s.

V. IL Seales Dr The moire testimony of the day Litiot .1.1:. tIntlacnPd ritualtlYtiat4 LL he cil' Nt N. B. Mar- owl to give the filets." i 4 ires 1.

1 o'gli V. an an a ontinual thrust arrY IWte Pwe tt I 1 17. Cirys, I' 1, 10 I 41 4 I II 1 was appointed to counsel and the 'witness. anti when ad- -0 Itr: ter, 1 le.C. a itre 143 alb I call a turg.

journment was taken for the day Mr I 3lt 1 i pesle at Church Wedding at Cohasset Rol- i life innurance company. as won as the same amount from the Mutual life -F. I by Reception. insurance company. Later it appeared of the most from a letter to Mr McCurdy.

written ea hat Mr Barnes 1-7 lliant wedlinrs of the season waft by NVIIIItun Barn-- Jr. 1 tt Sr was under an annual retainer to the I lunriettn Cla pp Ilatra, Mutual life insurance company. of Lorenzo Rates of this town. A voucher in for Slii.o00, payable .1:11 Stott Latworth. Son of to T.

II. Bowles, was explained by rdv its part payment in IA in Latw orth i ed. ii: Mr Mc( ti 1 .1 i rient of a suit Mr 3ow es, former the loi the Seeond Parish Con- i ent in Milwaukee. had genera ag htev brought against the company. It was Frank It offIrlating.

Tte i tputln.4 to earlier in this month that I 'toot! ta-tot vi as ItegIna id it. Offer of llowles had been dismissed by the Y. and the maid of i company for insubordination. Air Ale- Mahel Latworth of lialee- I 1 Curdv said today that this Ineubordina- ia ir-a ot the groyin. The brides- rt-fais w- ro Mary Tower lf trying 1 tion consisted in "throwing mud" and to injure the company.

Ile said 111le Valli. Florentas Pratt of Ithat vthe it came Mr Bowles turn to Ittith Ab'ab-Y- Ethe'In't RIPleY. IFIestr I have his business taken over. the coin- ralaar 4 Bates of pany, under the new policy of the corn- -r, la. re Loyal T.

Dates. Jostopoi I pan' to assume all general agencies, Wilici I ollasset. Bristol IvraPer, 1 Mr BOWleA wrote a letter to the preal- N't-. elitrliet. 11.

Lat- dent which the latter termed "insubor- V. of I and Ernest Perry dinate." This letter made it number of New York city. charges and sabmitted a number or The wort- hite net en tra'n. I records and tables. Later Mr 1101.16-1e13 i vra eft.

ight up with agitated a policy-holders' cruae sd arid she carried lilies car the I again Mr st the company. and I Iturd cy ft ant weet peas. The maid of said the molt was settled to caul the agi- Mc an order for the cashier of the company st2.r.ct)lomil:;aer.!"uraersvG;9,113fitt to hay Mr Pierce of Albany ki bill I ately?" William Barnes Sr (1.17:1.: 1 J. l- rwl'er. "Yes, I remember he had appeared be eut, to the time I (ante to Nantucket over Newtown ereelt.

Jay thttild, mate l'atrick J. Conlin: -nave suicide 'isr- non V. Skinner: "Tainted oney," vol. rn.att)tiedr?;:ou not pity did not know the reason for "None that I am aware of." ti I 1 II I tl ti life." ''Ille negro prohleni." A 'bell 1.st x'ouch er for sms avereg ating fore a committe ad rg aued som I rc iveeived a ne ral retaine the schooner Augusta Snow, Jumped 'Donnell: "'Die 'rosin Slieleollo I paid to Charles I'. McClellan.

an attor- question het it Ite ent in his bill from the New York life." ore front the structure to the water, 75 feet Nichols; "Vhat we tnust thi to be saved L. Lean. ney, between the dates of JahuarY, iti01. slid I Paid it," rePlied Mr MCCurdY. Iteferring to the campaign donation below, tOnight, without serious results.

Logan 6, 4 i 1 Witness did not know the reason for an order for the vashier ot the company from Vire Pre Gillett to pay Mr Pierce in .1 ratan 1905. N'ouchers for sums aggregating Sfisgt, paid to Charles P. McClellan. an attorney, between the dates of January, VOL matter?" "None that I am aware of." "Did you not pay William Barnes Sr of Albany 0 bill lately?" "Yes. I remember he had appeared before a committee and argued some question before it.

He sent in his hill and I paid it," replied Mr McCurdy. but all the money ever receired from au insurance einnpany was as an attorney's fee. The Mutual had its own Irwl'er to the time I came to Nantueket to liVe I received it general retainer from the New York life." Referring to the campaign donation NEW; YORK. Oct 17On that he would IAe fte first from the ti OW Queens you ati over Newtown ereek. Jay tlonici, mate of the schooner Augusta Snow, jumped from the structure to the water.

75 feet betow, tonight, without stalous ireStatc Carl V. HattittwitY; Its -The negro problem." Albert 1.0 fu-rby; "tiny foreion pitssessititis," l'atriek J. Conlin: "nave suicide." 'Isr'ton V. Skinner; "'Vended motley," Wm. J.

O'Donnell; rtie trusts." Slitleolm Nichols; "Vitt we Hurst do to be non V. Skinner; -Tainteit J. tYponnell: Nichols; "What we tnut Logan L. McLean..