Give Honor to Whom. Honor is Due.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 501, 2 September 1890, Page 2

Give Honor to Whom. Honor is Due.

[to the bditob.l Srn, —“ AH things com. to thn«« who wait,’* han been wilttfen and ace-pted 1 . t have waited for a rrply to my previous communication re the insurance on property deatrbyrfl by fire, but as “ waiting mak.th the heart sick,” and as the " come ” is most unsatisfactory, I now propose ehowinß more fully tho treatment I have received at the hands of the “ Equitable (?) ” Insurance Company. I am credibly informed (and can Rive authority for such information) that I was to have been forced into the position cl a plaintiff in a law suit as against the Company—with ail concomitant costs of appeal should I obtain a verdict—and the inevitable lose •hould such appeal not be unstained. This may be *' equitable,” but I leave my reader, to judge. I know nothing of the agent in the matter, but dealt only with the •- sub,” As a striking illustration of the fact that there are Insurance Companies and Insurance Companies, I may mention that the agent of the ■•Northern” paid without demur.—l am, etc , W. P R.—l "may mention that the fire had hardly oeaaed to burn before the agent publicly made the statement that “hia company would not pay.”