New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-10
WILL FURNISH LISTS.
Mutual Decides Not to Oppose Jus
tice Giegerich,s Order.

ffeoercK L. Allen. assistant general solicitor of
the Mutual Life, announced yesterday that the COM
paily would not oppose the execution OF Justice
Geserich's order directing the company to file cor
rected policyholders lists at Albany with supple
mental corrections from time 70 time as asked by
the international policyhoIders' committee While
none Of the parties would discuss the affair in auv
shape or form, 1t is known that Samuel Untern,yer
counsel for the international committee held a
conference with President Peabody and Vice-Presi-
dent McClintock in Mr.. Peabody's Office Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Aliens announcement followed the
conference 1t was reported also that the company
naa decloed not to appeal Justice Towards decision
in the Shook nomination mandarnus case
After making the announcement Mr. Allen is-
sued statement severely criticisng MI Inter
myers alleged haste in applying for the Giegerich
writ OF mandamus. Mr.. Unternyer making the
reply that he had had no fear but that the COM
pany would furnish him with the information re-
sarons changes of address. adding that the action
of the company's counsel In court had confirmed
his belief that nothing short OF the courts order
would furnish the information which the committee
sought.
In connection with his statement Mr.. Allen made
public a letter from Mr.. Peabody 10 Mr.. Untermyer
dated August 2, in which Mr.. Peabody denies that
the company has any stencil list.
Mr.. peabody says there is a set OF stencils now
oelng made from the same materials the list
now on file in the office OF the Insurance Superin-
tendent. with such corrections and changes Of ad-
dresses as have been brought to the company's at
tention since the list was filed. He goes on TO saw
that there is not now. and there never has been
any objection the part OF the company or any OF
Ats officers 70 the proper use by the pocyholders
OF any Of its facilities including the stencils under
proper conditions for the preservation and care OF
the company's property. He adds: 1.-THE company
VIII be glad to furnish to any hundred policy
holders. who may fit TO combine under the
terms of the statute in the nomination OF a ticket
all the facilities and all the use of the company's
property which may be consistent with the proper
transaction OF the company's business and the due
preservation and care OF the property"
The executive committee Of the international mil
1Cya t COMMITTEES will meet to-day. After the
nIeeung MT Untermyer Will depart for Bar Harbor
not returning TO this city until Tuesday
IT is understood that the Mutual Life PolicyhoId
sts association has asked the Peabody manage
ment for the correct names and addresses Of fo1r
teen hundred polcyholders in New York civ
w MN neltner the companys Albany lists nor the
Counsel for the McCurdys Andrew C Fields
Sn nis n. raymond and Louis A. Thebaud have
answers to the Mutual Lies complaints in ths
eVssn aGy $ pending actions against these men
polcyholders' committee resigned vestard3s. a.
Boston He sent telegram to Richard oIne w
Gn9iren OF the Committee in Boston The resis
:, When accepted this position he said .sI no
neved TINS movement to be righteous unselesh
and in the best interest OF the great
giving 1 fsa publicity tp to this opinion -"
lice! Leel tnat now owe II TO you and TO the other
committee, well TO myself and 70 The Doc ,.s
holders. that be just frank and as fearless h
nogt1S my present convictions by prompt and
Mr.. Eaton, before his connection with The conn
Tnttee. nad charge OF the Booklovers' and Tabard
The secretary received from Edwin Ietbfreas
treasurer or inc committee. his resignation to take
eIect as soon as the finances be transferred 10
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