The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
GILLETTE REPAIDfHg MUTUAL
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hnaw nofhina thct' v rNti m" Disclosures
we're nrsde IN Tho District Attorneys uhhce
~ Wilrtta resigned NJ vlce. president
and tfuaser N thr Mulusl tdfe eafly IN
March lie md been ott N the Company
Tor two months tefore hs wss aumfno6ed
N Appear bsfove enc Grand Jury Charles
A Peabody he6aWe president " Tho Mutual
On January T. and N the new aetnent
had NJ knowiedee u the fund bt dtlsfta
must have had the balance In his possession
a. LEAST fo,fr NJ five months without saylnF
anything.
II IL understood tina, Dr uille,te hlmself
told the District Attorney about this fund
a. one ~ the Special Grand Jury sessions,
after he had become greatly worked up owe
the questions that we're bsin & nit 10 him
An Investigation In the Mutua Life oflces
followed and the doctor sent In his check
for the amount due the company. II IL
said that thia IL only one ~ several important
things which DR. Gillette told the District
Attorney. He was hefore the special
Grand jury two or three times.
II Ia Understood that the Mutual Life
turned the money over to DIT. Gillette
In trust. II Was similar to the Equi-
able trustee accounts uncovered In tho
Armstrong investigation-th notorious vel
low dog account known as the -. W. A..
No. s." the George u, Squire account and
the Louis Fitzgerald account. II was not
learned Yesterday what the size Of the
Gillette account was or how long II had been
running. .
the Mutual who passed on many Of the
Lysander Lawrence padded bills. II was
said at his home last night that he is in
Peoria, III.
District Attorney Jerome and Assistant
District Attorney Kresel spent all Yesterday
afternoon in tho Mutual Life building
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President Charles Peabody issued instruc:
ions that all the records should be opened
to them, and designated his private secre-
tary and a ma from the company's law
department 10 help them. When the Dis
trict Attorney and his assistant left the
building, late in the afternoon. they had
two Rig bundles of records, but Mr.. jerome
refused to say anything about his excur-
sion. go g,
The present special Grand Jury will end
its term on June IS. Then Mr.. jerome will
go on his vacation. The insurance %investi-
CATION will go on during his absence. but not
before the Grand jury. Mr.. Jerome will
come back about August | and Will con-
tinue with the insurance cases before the
Grand jury. 1t was the District Attorneys
original intention to Use the pee al Grand
Jury only to thresh out the evidence, but
the investigation into the MutuaIs supply
that there may be definite action by the
present iury before il ad iOurns.