The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-22
n. BLISS BEFORE GRAHDJURY
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W. Ir.Inr hn1 Gu' 30 Ic iUHd thai required
tho .H 'rr " VIZ Btu II ma hl"lci that
Nri-.y 4 f.llN t.uht have had some
ir.'f 20 to- with lho rHHlli1G ~ political
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sIrrI, irrnrtuo1t gave ao'uc viking VI
# u has always Crr supposed that pulit-
ira' nl"t'UIgr cu'tri,utir' sort through
tho lrgll Oi''r rtwr1i
That Nr Jerome going deep into the
an r. of the Mutual wa made evident
Yesterday whom h~ q. llcd William 4. I'd
ward. trcaEIrrr 81 tho Guaranty Trust
Comuuuy as q vitrc-s hcfurr the Grand
Jurv Neither Nr Blls- nor Mr.. Edwards
was before me Armstrong committee. The
committee had ro power to ret Mr.. I'd
wards
The Guaranty Trust Company is one Of
the subsidiary companies ~ the Mutual. II
has been minated more than once hat II
the a0aIra Of the Mutual in connection
with the Guaranty Trust Company came
out there would TO some interesting dis
closures. Many Of the prominent men in
the Mutual are IN the Guaranty company.
Mr.. Edwards was before tho Grand jury
for about fifteen minutes, and then he had
0 talk with Mr.. Jerome.
The other witnesses examined yesterday
were Charles 4. Prellor and Charles 4.
Gretsinger. the auditors Of the Mutual.
They were questioned about the supply
department.
District Attorney Jerome has becn in
formed that Andrew C.. Fields health is a
little better. 1t is not expected, however,
that Fields will be wanted as a witness this
week.
Robert Oliphant. chairman Of the eX-
penditures committee of the Mutual. VINO
allied from Europe last week at the request
Of Mr.. Jerome, will be a witness this week.
He will be asked abou some vouchers
which he signed, and what was done with
the money.
Mr.. Jerome was asked last night il he ex-
pected that George B. Cortelyou. chairman
OF the Republican national campaign com
mittee, would be called as a witness, and he
declined TO answer. 1t is known that Mr..
Jerom will not examine Mr.. Bliss any more
unless somethi ng new develops.