New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
MUTUAL CHANGE LIKELY
Rumor That Some of McCEHtOck' $
Duties Will Be ParceIIed Out.
GROWING ~ Gx ALLEY.

Should the Mutual Life administration ticket be
elected IT is understood that a definite readiUst-
nnent OF OF the duties formerly discharged by
First Vice-President Emory McC1ntock viii be
made early IN the year. No Mutual Life oficfal
could be found yesterday who had received any IN
tnatou as 20 the date OF the first viee-prssidents
possible resumption OF his position
When. more than month ago. The Tribune eE
cIusfveIv published the fact that Mr.. McCIintock
was suffering from annesio aphasia. following =
stroke Of paralysis the fears OF his friends thar
he would never able TO resume his former duties
Mutual Life officials sought 10 minimize the srav
lty OF his condition
DR. Louis F. Bishop his physician. who IS also
his brother-in-law even went 50 far as 20 predict
a. the time that his patient would be seen again IN
the coulpany's Offices within a few days. although
Dr. Bishop said that he would never permit Mr.
McIyIutock TO resume his former combination
duties OF double first vfce-presdent, aide 20 Pres-
dent Peabody, general manager, actuary and what
not.
Nr McClintock now has been absent from tho
Mutual Life Offices Cor nearly two months. and
his condition continues 10 cause grave uneasins-s
10 his friends These express perplsxtty at the
reports from his AIorristown home that Mr.. Nc
CIintock is out driving every day. IN view OF the
that the Mutual Llfe has received no fntin1s-
ton of any impending return
Mr.. McClintock's colleagues now share his r-z1lti-
farious duties IN addition TO their own Mr.. Hutch
insOn. who has bean Mr. McClintOcks essociafs
since Mr. TatIock assumed the presidency OF the
Washington Life. is now acting act1ary or the
Mutual
Dr- Bishops statement to Tribune reporter last
night indicated that Mr.. McClntOck had nOc yet
recovered DR.. Bishop said that Mr. MCt>iintOck
had practically recovered from his paralysis and
had almost recovered from his aulnesta aphaSta
Asked when his patient would resume some or
bis former duties in the Mutual Life, DIT. Bishop
would say only Some time after January L"
II u said that All newspapers ars still withheld
from Mr. NIcCliutOCk and that he knows nothing
OF the probable Of The administration ticket
and election trustee
There viii be a conference today between us
insurance board or elections and representatives OF
the administration the international the united
committees and selected fusiOa'' tickets
Melville TT. DaIberg. or the Mutual Lire In
speCtOrs. predicted last night that IL would oa
found that az least 560 tS instead OF 10000 votes
had been east IN this company. He said thar a.
had been decided that the inspectors and noe the
courts should first, pass on the validity OF the
ballots and proxies
Opposition interests declared yesterday that the
20 no administration proxies came largely from
Continental countries. and thar they had besn
signed prsulaturely and would BE- contested
III is understood that the Canada Life will ceaSs
reTnDOrarilV write new business In this state
after January l. because of the new law enforcing
a declaration OT annual dividends.