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MR. HYDE LIED
QUOTHS ODELL
New York Ex-Governor Riled Over
Testimony Before Investigators.
DEPEW ALSO ON STAND
The Two Prove Star Witnesses in
Probe of Insurance Scandals in
New York City.
Former Governor Benjamin B.
Odell, Jr., and United States Sena¬
tor Chauncey M. Depew, as witness¬
es before the legislative insurance in¬
vestigation committee, at New York,
Thursday, denied parts of tiie test!
rnouy of James Hazen Hyde, in which
their names were used.
Mr. Odell, in the course c£ his
testimony, called Mr. Hyde's state
merits ‘'base calumny,” and when he
was asked whether he directly or in
directly had made threats to have tho
(jiurtei of the Mercantile Trust com¬
pany revoked, his face flushed, and,
striking the arm of the witness chair
with his list, he exclaimed:
“There is no truth in that state¬
ment, so help me God!’’
Mr. Odell was the first witness of
the day. He said no political pressure
was brought to bear in the settlement
of his suit against the Mercantile
Trust company, and that it was set¬
tled the same as suits brought by
others.
He said he had been advised by
counsel that his claim was a just
one, and that any court would have
awarded him more than ho received
In the settlement.
He knew of the introduction of the
Amhier bill, which, it is said, might
have affected the Mercantile Trust
company's charter; and, while ho did
not suggest Its introduction, he saw
no objection to it.
Mr, Odell denied that he ever made
a statement to li. Jf. Harrimau or any
one else that retaliatory measures
would be taken against the Merean
tile Trust company. The witness said
he and Mr. Harriman were personal
friends, but that they had no business
relations.
He wrote a letter on behalf of
*.*. i......... i. i, s.i me post of
ambassador to France, This was at
the request of William H. McIntyre,
one of tho vice presidents of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Mr. Odell said he had never so¬
licited political contributions, but pos¬
sibly some moneys might have come
to him through the national commit
tee or Senator Thomas C. l’latt, as tho
latter had always gathered together
the funds In New York state, except
In the last year.
Senator Depow was examined with
regard to his syndicate participation
and Ills duties as counsel to tho
Equitable Society. Regarding tho am¬
bassadorship to Paris, Senator De¬
pew said Mr. Hyde came to him and
solicited his influence lo secure the
appointment.
Senator Depew brought the matter
to tho attention of the president, al¬
though ho told Mr. Hyde he was too
young, and the president said it was
utterly Impossible to make such an
appointment.
MW KING 01 NORWAY CHOSEN.
People \ote for Prince Charles and He
Accepts the trust.
The Norwegian parliament Thurs
day h\ a vote of 300 to 1 appropriated
$200,1 00 annually for the new king s
civil list. Premier Michaelson will an
nounce the election of Prince Charles
to succeed King Oscr.r
The otlieial figures show that 257,-
710 votes were east in favor of
Prince Charles of Denmark as king
of Norway, and f.S,S52 against him.
A telegram was received from Prince
Charles accepting the offer of tho
throne. The prince will fake the title
of Carl v, and the royal flag will be a
golden lion on a purple field.
CHAUNCEVS DECEPTIVE MEMORY.
He ConvenicntK forgets the Nome ot His
“friend Cp the River."
Testimony by Senator Chauncey Do
pew. during which he could not re
call who was the "friend up the river
mentioned in letters written to Mr.
l 1 ' » by Jehu A Nichols, was the
feature of the hearing before the leg¬
islative insurance investigating com
mittee at New York Friday.
The senator's knowledge was rath¬
er limited, and many of the expendi¬
tures and signers of vouchers he had
never heard of.
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