New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
Reader Tells What He
so,. Last Weeks Paper.

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.,st bet - wait a while longer. replied
'o.,stsnt Reader. rooount of the
sThs Efforts a,rad - lv Judge Giegerich, who oe-
.,I5;s were ,o+ order the ballet boxes opened
ss-sd no c.. 60 10 thu Appellate Division OF the
sho0t aatho' Accordingly. the fight has peen
s.-e1ae NsS 80 department Of the JUDICIARY
ssrlea ,-vers appear TO oe oeSiiou a.,
ggol - struggle indefinitely. MeA1Ie -,
nans, work Of Tan1nany on a,-eadv
srf21 - ,,nearthed- Three men nave a. -
n steadlis c,.r- sing for Illegal voting. Many
sss sent ~ ,oo5ea guilty and will soon Iono"
-xe SaNo -, election board was locked up III
ihsr- on' obarged with refusing TO heeo pio.e9S
tss loH.os, and of counting protested OsA-i''
O ,he TamInany ucAel' ,o-.atr leaders
BTof N :. &c getting so hot lot ceENaitA
'1aaeS- Er-au, that they are getting OCT "a Tr,t.
q. TIE nie So, has gone to Mount Clemens, -AII
rspss Murphy H1 ,ss-rna, Carney, Of his district
Ek srOthe. the grand Jury. They were aShea
r..s bolh - Kr,1p. the alleged foafer' shppeo
s1pl rs.rs.t a saloonkeeper anu
Is osL - r,oss' admitted that II was he ""O
H1e1o y :. ,oo cash bail on Krup-
Ut n9 -. - election IS not decided oy next
B's B'sl..--,,ted the Busy Man. VINO
El !. inst timer .,a+ ,ravor Nc
IL thsi cAsC go o1,er. So viii the various hseoS
d.1an VII VII More corruption IN the cCy so
q tspal, - .,,st been discovered The Oas. ~
sra1nea. -. ,sa-ned that that many iInloS'o-s
tor1sy ~ n sood men are on the city PeS
Ds'.&s ,,over forgers IN the tax once HS9 ,9asfa
s-s - through the confession o1 "
IN Gov clerlC in the department o.,a-
,ornsrgy oa e+ the City Hall the oIiiei
"Wnal A~r+ ,.te6 the Busy man. with sun l'oIo
dsyE ih' at saw a tremendous crowd Oh 'H0
npSnenos
aOnt s'eps --, gathered to sec Senator Piatt, VINO
4- -s,,sss at the insurance inves'isatto +t1a
Eas "iN''97 .errba senator came to answer 'iIe
-, made by Governor ooen oh ~ -, +ha in
caals nod received contributions from Tue -
BE- f+A'I .,tes The Senator acknoWleogeo
sur@noe s1s .aIa their money. but SAID ne lufneN
IA. Io - the Republican State CornInl'tee Ie
a. - - received $4,000 year regularly Nio1A
s~N --i.obIe and $1,000 once in q "tlle 1i'
- a9 THE Senator explained tnat ne 'ooA '0
AOs'@- ,s. his influence TO prevent the eHac'
csA 70 us0 , ,se1o+ton 1t also discovered
mem = T,+sbIe carried on its payroll a 1orIiief
ihal e aff,coboIder VINO obtained the reducCioiA
~ raol estate assessments CT the co4hpan'
-. y cage E Tarbell, q vice-presloenl Q. I Ino
~-rt,st,s at last succumbed to MI hughes
probe .,o o,-,,s of rebating In IN
Trba next day Mr.. Hughes LED Mr. La
seA.S ..-.ass that he CTarbeIn had accepted com
w y IN insurance policies for himseH anu
~ - 18th from the Equitable and the New
York Life" .v,,.,,,Ad the
Busy Man. --.,4,o,As
g., 1s,tars TO Senator Depew proved 10 Dc w, p
W,nnt,rn continued the Constant Reader WIN
-.- -sr4nr the question. Mr.. Manning tesd-
e.a thai he had been receiving various gums
,n-ourb Iohn A Nichols from the three big com
,s,ies for the last eighteen years He said ne hao
not hold OF testimony in former inVesuse'oh
nmsging 10 the companies and printed II IN q
I,ok Mr. Nichols saw Manning. snd no more
..pies Of the book were printed AFTER thaI uLne
he began TO get an annual retainer from the
companies.
lhOuted the Busy Man.
The affairs of the Mutual Reserve were also
vsvbed" said the Constant Reader, not noticing the
Interruption. This company also found to
have a yellow dog fund. It was brought out that
& PRESIDENT OF this company profited from a COM
mission on policies 10 the extent of $4,000 year,
While unfortunate poIicyholders being assessed
fom lack Of funds TO meet obligations Mr.. Hughes
harmed from a New-York Life enploye that George
w. Perkins vice-president Of that company, re-
eeived $4,000 profits in a New-York Life deal, and
ihat no record of these profits was made in the
company's books Meanwhile there is talk Of put
ting John y. Rockefeller on the stand
What, has Mr.. Rockefeller been mixed up in
ezctedly.
Not insurance. but OIL" was the reply. by an
arrangement between New-York State and Mis-
puri testimony is to be taken in this city in the
suits brought by Missouri against the Standard
or Company the Waters-Pierce OIL Company and
Several small concerns These companies are
changed with entering into a pooling agreement TO
Eonopolize the oil business Of that State. sharp
light has broken out between the Republican lead
Snator Platt one side and Ex-Governor Odell
On the other. Mr. Piatt wants Congressman Olcott
made chairman Other candidates for the place are
herbert F. Parsons, Gherard Davis and General
a IcAlpia- Railroad interests were stirred by
as announcement that the New-York and Jersey
-2iroad Company. which has built two tunnels un-
oss the North River, plans a great terminal op-
pOste Greeley Square. It intends TO the whole
h0ck between 32d and 3Sd SITS a third Mills hotel
Is 70 be erected to cost 100000. Il will be fifteen
stories high
Russia had paralysis said the Busy Man. If
% change the subject
4hsFe is no truth in that story, replied the Con-
s-sat Reader Count Witte has been strengthen
As hs position since we talked. The people have
s'oFn weary OF the strikes ordered by the social
ass and practically ali of them IN the cities have
gone back 10 work. The Zernstvo Congress adopted
-s-1tiSA upuoAu4nB lne pLllIC4p4SS VI li4S NLdA .
manifesto OF October 80 The congress. however,
oespte the efforts Of the Witte men. voted that the
oniy way to guarantee the authority of the Douma
@ho restore order in the country was TO give the
people general, direct equal and secret ballot
Unrest last week showed itself in the army, IN
s'eae OF the navy. AT Gomel battalion of re-
sefFists one thousand strong, mutinied There have
seen widespread agrarian disorders. Peasants. be
IeFlng that the Car had decreed division OF the
4-IQs anc roblas were irving to thWart his
VII. are going about burning and loodng the es-
sa'es OF the big landlords. Finland has become
saleter. There Nicholas n. Gerhard has been ap-
Pointed Governor-GeneraI. Money is pouring into
Russia TO relieve the Jews The sum OF $4,000 has
'sen contributed by this city alone
heard that there Was to be another general
--@ssacre Of Jews IN Russia" said the Busy Man