The evening world., 1913-09-03
HOW M'CA[[ AS Dummy
| AIDED THE YELLOW DOG"
IN INSURANCE SCANDAL

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for either through somebody else's
name or directly by you without the
making Of . contingent agreement A.
No. I aid not I thought II vas . very
good Arrangement for the company 70
make.
q. Judge Hamilton a, thas time was,
OF course. under the regular retainer OF
$4,000 q Year, A. Yes
q. Judge Mccall was under . similar
rsi ainer7 A. Yes lie was In charge OF
. retainer. too.
PgRkiNO rGlts ABOUT THE
"vGLLoW DOG FUND.-"
In connection with repienishlng the
"vAlew dog fund" out Of unrsportse
profts Of participation In . Unitsa
States Steel under writing. Vics-Prssi.
dent George W. Perkins Of the New
York Life testified:
George W. P~kins-fn the fan OF
1Sot. President Mccain stated 70 me
that In connection with money eh-
pended on behalf Of the New York
Life. he had had the Central Ma
tSonal Bank and the New York Be-
curity and Trust Company advance
20 Mr.. Andrew Hamilton and Mr..
y. =. MCCALL at different times from
lsss - 1901 various sums Of money
secured by notes Of those gentlemen
and that he would Ike to have the
balance remaining unpaid put into one
account and paid out Of subsequent
profits that would result from the
Arrangement between the New York
Life and the New York Security D
Trust Company In this steel syndi.
cate transaction. (This was subss-
quentiy done through the banking
house OF J. p. Morgan 4 Co.. OF
which Mr.. Perkins was Q msmbsr).
Q. What we're the transact tons
With Mr. e. q. Mccall which lea u
the taking up Of his notes by J. p.
Morgan 4 Cor A. Why. I have a.
ready stated that these notss Of
NJ. Hamilton and Mr.. Aocan were
In the respective banks and trust
compaaiss ana Mr.. tJohn A. Mccall
asked me 10 take them W and Do.
Quot them iron this interest In this
way. which was done He simply
said that tAsss we're moneys that
w@s-4hat these gentlemen haA OBJ.
tainsd IN these banks fee company
business ana he wished would take
them up aad pay them In this way.
cine notes n this particular trans
action amounted 70 eSs.ue.D).
Q. DID b explain why Il was that
NJ. =. 2. Mccall or AndrsW Ham.
iiten should go money for The New
York Life from thee banks On their
aotssf A. Ne. or.
Q. VINO y Z. Lynchs 4. He 10 IN
attorney. He had an efnes II the
New York Life building.
Q. Was he associatsd with Mr.. y.
=. Mccall before Mr.. Mccall went
on the bsnchf A. Ys. ne was some
time ago.
Being unable TO set definite inferno
ton about Mr.. McCairs notes from Vice
Prssldsnt Perkins. Inquisltor Hughs,
put President John A. Mccall again OF
the witness stand and proceeded.
Question by Mr.. Hughss-On Nov.
y. NJ. thsrs appears to be . note
for u.eoo ~ Edward Il. Mccall to
your order and indorssd BY you.
What was that fort Answer By John
A. NcCaii-Ddward u. Mccall made
hts note and ] Endorsed Il or several
sotss there. think asUsgsting
aSeu< eis.sea
Q. Here are two Win he Central
National Bank. one for ol.ooe and the
other tor Aooe made b. q. q. Nc
Gail 70 pour srdsr and Endorsed BY
you. Were those discounted By you
WITH the Central National Bankf A.
No; I think Just my name appearing
On the back Of them.
q. Who got the money on those
| netssf 4. Andrew Hamilton.
Q. What aid he SET II fort A. Same
| general purposes. suppose.
Q. what general purposssf A. For
general purposes and HE legislative
and taxation bureau expenses.
q. Why should you DO Il In that
wayf
A. Mads 20 purpossit. For sxampis.