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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
LETTER OF CREDIT FORGERY.
of Gigantic Conspiracy
Against Drexcl, Morgan N Co.

Uncarthing of Gigantic Conspiracy
Against Drexcl, Morgan ~ Co.
LONDON, Oct 24.-George Johnson, an
artist, and John Phillips, an art dealer,
were arraigned in the Mansion House
police court to-day, on a charge
of being implicated in consplI;ai.
cy to forge letters of credit
upon the banking firm of Drexel, Nor
can & Co. The existence of the con-
spiracy was revealed to the police by a
man named Tregheim, who testl-
fled at the hearing to-day that he
TO London with him. The witness
said he had seen the prisoners
making the fraudulent letters Of credit.
The accused were remanded. The CON
spiracy is gigantic one. AccomplIcess
Of the torgers have been arres'e srlo q.
Lieoe. Madrid and Marseilles., TOOLS
uscd in making the letters Of credit were
found in ,Johnson's possession,
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MADE ROOFLESS BY FIRE.
Flames Lick Up Millions of Dollars In
Property,

Flames Lick Up Millions of Dollars In
Property.
EAST PEPpERELI, Mass, Oct. o4.-A
big fire was discovered this morning at
? O'Clock, in the shoe factory of Leighton
Bros, and soon after the flames were
first outlined against the sky the whole
building was ablaze.
A high wind was blowing, ana almost
before the people in the neighborhood
were aware of their danger the fire was
threatening their wooden boarding
houses.
Help was called from the surrounding
towns, the old apparatus of the locality
being insufficient. Nashua was called
upon, and responded with some of her
trucks and men.
Before the flames could be attacked
successfully the shoe factory had been
burned to the ground, also three resi-
dences, seven stores, and block of
boarding houses.
Early after daybreak the flames we're
overcome. Several hundred persons
are out of employment by the fire, and
the town is in distress.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
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MAY BE BADLY INDICTED.
Extent of Letter-of-Credit Forgerics Not
Known by Drexel 81 Morgan.

Extent of Letter-of- Credit Forgerics Not
Known by Drexel n Morgan.
New York, Oct. 25.-DreXel, Morgan
& Go. this morning confirmed the re-
port from London stating that George
Johnson, an artist, and John Phillips,
an art dealer, had been arrested on the
charge of conspiracy to forge letters of
credit upon their banking firm. The only
information which the firm has re-
ceived has been by cable briefly stating
the arrests. Further information is ex-
pected by letter. The case of Johnson
which they have any definite
information. but they understand
that at least three arrests OF
aocomplices have been made on the
continent, at Liege, Madrid and Mar
settles. The extent of the operations
they have not learned, but III the one
case exposed there were some goo IN,
volvcd. The conspiracy is considered
a gigantic one, and some startling deVel-
onmcnts are expected. The firm is
auxiouslv awaiting further information.
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SEPARATING THE EXHIBITS.
Music and Drama to be Distinct from the
Art Exhibit at the Fair.


Art Exhibit at the Fair.
New York, Oct 24.-The joint com
mittee on fine arts, music and drama OF
the Worlds Fair convened at the Gilsey
House at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
first subject discussed was whether or
not the committee should first ascer-
tain from the directors of the talr
that plans have been arranged for the
bureau. The selection of chief OF the
bureau was then discussed. Miss Hal
lowell and Mr.. Kurtz have applied for
the position. Director Loring, of the
Rostnn Museum, was iavoraby men
toned in committee. No definite work
will be done by the committee until at
fairs in Chicago are more set
fled. as the committee has
no money and no plan OF
action. From the discussions of the
committee it would appear that the
members thought the bureau too large,
and that fine arts would be but side
issue in comparison with the other two
branches. The discussion resulted IN
the following resolution:
Rcsolccd. That it is the sense of the
Joint committee on fine arts, music ana
drama OF the Worries Columbus ENpoSl-
ton that the bureau Of tine arts should DC
separate and distinct from the bureau Oh
~ and the drama, and that the said
bureau Of fine arts should DC reslrlcIcu W
the SUBJECT OF fine arts proper.
A subcommittee was appointed TO IN
tarview prominent art collectors OF this
ritv and to obtain suggestions from
them. At the close of the business the
committee adjourned to meet IN Chlca-
-, Naya,p bpr Is
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CHOLERA'S AWFUL RAVACES.
Thousands of Deaths in Japan from the
plague-MAny Gases.

Thousands of Deaths in Japan from the
Plague-Many Cases.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 2l.-The
steamship City of Picking, from China
and Japan, brings advices that the sur
vivors of the wrecked Turkish frigate
Ertogroul will be sent home in two
Japanese men-ot-war.
The excitement in Japan over the
treaty revision has somewhat quieted
down, but precautions are still being
taken for the safety of foreigners.
Cholera is gradually disappearing and
Yokohama is said to be practically free
from it. There has been $4,000 cases
and %, 900 deaths up to October 7.
Ensign Rumsey. of the q. S. S. Swata-
ra, was accidentally drowned at Yoko-
hama, August 81.
The y. S. S. Omaha left for Korea
October 4.
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AID FOR STARVING IRELAND.
New Orleans Subscribing Literally in
Response to- Calls for Assistance.

Response to- Calls for Assistance.
New ORLEANS, La, Oct. PA gener-
Gus response is being made to an APP
peal received here from Sister NJ
O'Connor, of the Convent of Mercy at
Oughterard, Galway, County Ireland,
asking for contributions of 81 to relieve
many large families from starvation re-
sulting from the entire failure of the
potato crop in the west. In the summer
of 1886, when great distress prevailed
in this same section of Ireland, and the
Sisters OF Mercy became almoners of
the relief funds, a large amount was
subscribed and forwarded to Sister
O'Connor. An effort will now be made
to double the amount subscribed at that
tinn
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WORKS IT BOTH WAYS.

Whisky Men Ordered Indicted by the
Same Judge that Favored Them.
Mason City, Ia, Oct. 27.-Judge John
c. Sherwin, who was among the first to
renders decision in an original pack
age case allowing importers to sell in the
state, now instructs grand jury to in
dict all parties found selling within the
state, and holds that the Iowa prohi-
bition law is in full force and effect, the
recent decision of the Kansas court to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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A LITTLE LATE.
xu,uea discovery of Election Frauds In
Massachusetts.

The Boston Globe of the 9th says:
.rThe certain inner circles in politics are
deenlv stirred this afternoon over the
discovery of wide inaccuracies IN the
congressional elections OF two years ago,
which it is difficult to explain 10 those
who have hastily investigated tne
subject on the S GROUND Of varr
lese esq Nv the men who are
iinin,, over the votes of two years ago
so5 Tho check lists from certain towns.
I a. this wav they have found, they be-
1--we IL many instances of gross dis
ne n,r.anancies between the total number OF
votes registered in those towns and the
total vote polled there. In the Eiev-
o eo District these discrepancies
amount to more than 1000 votes, while
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STOLE FROM UPHAM g. CO.
A Wisconsin Firm Victimized by II Chi
cagO Clerk.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct. 24.-George w.
Smith was arraigned before Justice
Brayton yesterday, on the charge of
embezzling $1,7l4 from the Upham
Manufacturing Company, of Marshtield,
Wis. Smith was formerly employed as
the Chicago agent for the firm, which
manufactures flour and feed smith, it
IS charged, never turned in accounts of
bis sales and he was arrested A
change of venue WAS taken to Justice
Lyons court, and the case continued,un-
I'll November &
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MRS. STANTON NOTIN
She is Not Likely to be Placed on the SUI
preme Bench.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 24.-Beyond
formal acknowledgment of receipt, it
is not believed that President Harrison
will make any reply to the petition adj
dressed to him by the Wage Workers
ment of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton to
succeed Justice Miller as an associate
Justice of the United States supreme
court. The petition, which is couched
in very strong language, is based on the
general argument Of the equality of
women, and claims that of all the gem
tier sex who have made themselves
prominent in this country, Mrs. Stanton
is the best fitted, both by education and
experience, to properly fulfill the duties
attached to the responsible post of an
associate iueticn
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SNOW I'm Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 2S.-Report.
received here last night show that a
considerable quantity of snow fell in
the mountains last night. Two to four
inches are reported at Cranberry. This
is about two or three weeks earlier than
usual for snow in the mountains. In
some places snow has. fallen on green
leaves.
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-
Swiss ToIitiGaI War.

BERNE, Oct 2s.-The trouble between
the Liberals and Conservatives In
the canton of Ticino have broken out
afresh, and further disorders have oc-
cured. Another battalion of troops has
been dispatched to the canton to assist
in reStorlpp order
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Tvpe-Setting Machines in Use.

MONTREAL, Que, Oct. 27.-The Do
minion government has purchased four
Mergenthaler type machines for use in
the government printing bureau, and 1T
is altogether probable that large num-
Der more will be ordered as soon as
these are in perfect working order. 1t
is understood that they will be en-
ployed in setting up the debates of the
House of Commons during its sessions.
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IRISH PRIEST SENT TO JAIL.
Conviction in One of the Tipperary Cases
of Assault on Woman.

TIppERARY, Oct. 23.-The Rev. Father
David Humphreys, one of the defend
ants in the conspiracy case now on trial
here, was found guilty to-day of com
hitting an assault upon the wife of
policeman, and was sentenced to pay
fine of ego, or to be committed to Jail
for 81 months
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A Very Oostinate sultan.

ZANzIBAR, Oct. 24.-The Sultan of With
has refused to surrender to British au-
thority or to afford redress for the re-
cent massacre. On the contrary he is
actively preparing for hostilities. Hun
dreds of natives from the surrounding
tribes are adhering to his standard
EipbYiDo is ineVita BILE
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MARRIAGE ONLY 4 LOTTERY.
Such Was the Opinion of Rev. Pettit' Ac-
cused of Wife-Murder.

Cuscd OF Wlfe-MuFueT'
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, Oct. Al
the Petit case to-day number OF Wit
nesses were brought in to show that on
the Sunday Mrs Petit was taken slck'
Mr.. Petit, who preached at New
ton for the Rev. Dunlahy, was very
uneasy during his short sermon, ana
kept looking at the clock ana say
ING his wife was very SICK at nome.
He left at once after his sermon, IN
driving rain. Uriah Stewart testlneo
that Petit told him after conference
that Methodist preachers were eallpus
lot, and he intended TO JON the fresofk
To ]. r. Meredith Petit said marriage
was a lottery, and Mrs. Whitehead was
q snnerior woman to his wife.
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SEAL TROUBLES IN COURT.


SAN Francisco, Oct. 24.-The Alaska
Commercial Company has commenced
suit against the North American Com
mercial Company to recover 100000,
the value of 1000 sealskins recently dis
charged by The revenue cutter Rush,
and which were claimed by both COM
naninS
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Railroad Shops Burned.

Duouo1N, H., Oct. 25.-The round
house and shops of the Cairo Short
Line road at Pinckneyville, this county,
burned to the ground yesterday. The
total loss is placed at $4,000; insurance
very light.
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uOes as IgIrecteu.

CHIc AGO, ILL.,, Oct 25.-The Trans
Missouri Freight Association has de-
cided to com ply with the directions OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for the reduction Of rates on grain and
seeds from Missouri River points to
Al
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COURSE RIGHT.

Minister Not to be
IGounccd' o- T. &c
.Er,t Mr.. Nizner' our Nun nun
I, ,'' lmcricS; has roce y yea
[. r. r,,:nc assurances OF the
F., ,'' President Of ms con-
Ir.,,rrr,ndia case, and has
, oa. the course he pur-
,.t;on comes from the
4, where it appears
''" .nt was most anxious
'',' - should be first Off
|.satcd. The reason ,,o i iu
L. President having ; ~ Ia
|,rr;ps him, it was deemed
\ .2,,,' Of the steps taken IN
/ ,,o tbc state department
TAN Wv ,II'arontral Ameri-
Re, tIa' ~, !, ,.,n,,, 90 sneed-
rls should N''om 90 'l I'm
! that Minister Ml"i,ei SUN
,ofdcncc Of the admins
H.. commencement Min
,I'E ,I ",'' Z, have exceed
bc'' ''o' - la won't
IN the COZ, La wv. -
matter IN t he interest VI
/, and his family than ne
!, He secured a writ
= W. ,Lo president of
iro'" Wv 81 fauo;o,
the minister - r
10 the government 1 ~
les, THAT III no c"Sc "ou'u
BarrUndIa pc III ""''sel
by 50 stated IN MS lc''ef
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whole Souare in Ashes.

ULYSSES, Neb., Oct. 2s.-All the putli
ings on the west side OF tne p MaII
square, except Odd-feiloms con ooo,
burned on Sunday night. Loss, szo'ooo'
insurance, s., 700.
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NENASHA MAN.
"lcrlouS Chicago MUIR
| Had Money.

lIg0ri.,,. Vl..
| ~,s ,, chicago Muir
"' Il Money
oct' Norman
supposed to have
IN Chicago, was for
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01

in the Ninth surplus of about SOY
over the check list have been turned
up. Interesting developments are
promised soOnn
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HE WILL DUEL NO MORE.
French Journalist Fatally Shot in the
Stomach Inv 81 Rival

PARIS, Oct. 2S.-M. Allard, journal
list, fought duel near Tours, on Satur-
day last. The weapons used were pis-
tolls, and M. Allard was shot in the
stomach. He has since died from the
effects of his injuries
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01


homestead, pine lands, lumber, salt,
merchandise and stock All of the stocks
are above par except the Douglass
Creek cattle ranch and the Peters Salt
and Lumber Company. The pine has
all been mortgaged and without timber
the mills and salt blocks are of but little
whine
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o,BRIEN AND DILLON SAIL.
The Irish Patriots Take Passage on -"
champagne To-day.

HAvRE, Oct. 25.-William OBren ana
his wife and John Dillon were passen-
gers on the steamer La Champagne,
which sailed from here to-day tor New
Nnrl-
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CLAIMS AGAINST PETERS.
Assignee Henry Files u Long Schedule
at Manistee

MANIsTEE, Mich, Oct. 27.-Assignee
Henry, of the r. G.. Peters Salt and
Lumber Company and of r. 6. Peters,
has filed his bonds and schedules. The
bonds are alike, each for $3.50, 900, with
Albert M. Henry as principal and r. A.
Alger, J. +. Joy, c. II. Bull, William G.
Colborn, Allen Sheldon, Alex. McPher-
son, and Alex. Lewis, suretes
The r. G. Peters Salt and Lumber
Company's inventory, as filed by the
assignee, is as follows:
ASSets, .........."......... 80 S0S,932 Oh
5Si,3y "a
Contingent liabilities. 43i,000 90
In addition to this Peters schedules
in his direct liabilities, on account of A.
Meigs q Co. $109,000 and $4,000 on
account of the Peters Lumber Company,
of Alec, Ala.
Mr.. Peters individual inventory is:
Assets .........$S, 6S0, DIG 81
Liabilities 1453,25S 81
Contingent as indorser for Arthur
Meigs & co. and William Durham, 100000 90
Mathinson White.......... ...,...... S0,0G0 90
In Mr.. Peters individual assets is
listed his stock of 81, 700, 600 in the Peters
Salt and Lumber Company, the value of
which is problematical.
The unsecured creditors of the r.
Peters Salt and Lumber Company
whose claims exceed $500 are:
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MARQUETTh.
"''F W no Vrespassed
i'ont Timber.

"''0t Timber.
y. .. Joseph P.
Eo' OF 4 firm of rail-
Reading, who was
E. i,ed States deputy
F, sars on Thursday.
4, to this city. lie
Or and Joscph II.
'o'FS' are charged
| -Pon government
| Vo'o.nagon town
| April and .Au-
cutting and
|. .ses containing $o0 No.
| ~ ID, e at $500. it
|r ~. the lumber was
1 I IL. of the Upper
a tA"lErN ~
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', prospect

mmmr,o,,ns Ready to
/. IL a portion of
III, 60, The Cli-
| a. ,Npllc and fiji
n & W. of it. Thew a,l
| "''WO, and a re-
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Oct. 25.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

The National Tribune, a paper osten-
sibly published in the interest of the old
soldier by George E. Lemon, million
aire pension agent and lobbyist, con-
tinues to rally the surplus raiders for
another grand attack on the federal
treasury. Here is his latest yawp:
Comrades, a long, long step has been
taken in the right direction. Let US now
grid mp our loins for vigorous battle for
the remainder Of our rights-the passage of
the prisoners of war bill, the repeal of the
limitation to arrears, the equalization of
bounties and the National Tribune per diem
service pension bills."
In cold figures this means that the
claim agents propose to levy tribute on
the taxpayers to this extent, as est.
mated by the pension bureau: Service
pensions s1,113,OO0,OOO; equalization of
bounties S161 SOC, 600; repeal of limitation
Of arrears s471 100000; prisoners of war
bill 81 100000. Total 81 ,657, 100000. Six
teen hundred millions! Whew! What
visions Of dazzling wealth that oonjures
up for Lemon who is working the old
soldiers on percentage! And what q
giddy, dizzy, whirling mass of figures
it is for the gentle taxpayer to contem-
plate. But never mind. On, Lemon,
on! The surplus is vanishing in other
channels and you might as we'll make a
final SCOOP of it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

In spite Of Mr.. Blaine's protest that
he never was SO earnest in his repub-
lican principles in his life as he is now,
he is losing ground with the warehouses;
Of the party as rapidly as he is gaining
friends with the masses. Congressman
Mason, OF Chicago, when asked the other
day as to what he thought of Blaine's
reciprocity views, replied: II do not
think anything can affect Mr.. Blaine's
popularity. He is not in the republican
party and can neither help nor lnjure it.
He spends too much of his time with
wealthy democrats to suit me-" Now
here is one distinguished republican
fatty declaring that another distln-
guished republican is not in the repub-
lican party. Really, we must have a
national definition of the word repub-
lican. Who can give it?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

Gun republican contemporaries who
are demanding to know what issues the
democrats Of Montana will present to
the voters this year need not worry
themselves. They can win if they don't
present any. The republican party will
defeat itself. The existing situation is
illustrated by story told the other day
by Henry Watterson: "Old Governor
Charles Scott, the Indian fighter, and
one IT the clearest- headed and biggest.
hearted statesmen and heroes produced
by Kentucky in the early days, used tc
say that when things get bad they are
hard to mend; but when they get d-n
bad they just cut loose and mend them
selves"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

but the correspondent Of the New York
Times, who made a careful investiga-
ton Of the transactions OF the confer
ence, makes this report:
The senators took off their coats
cussed some fifty-two amendments. /.
blocks of five,' around a table. Sons 81
the democrats who have heard of it are In
clined to watch the course of their COL
leagues on the tariff BILL for it is given ont
that Mr.. Vest consented, at different times
during the conferences, to advances made
by Mr.. Plumb and Mr.. Cameron, in the di-
rection of increased taxation, and even at
tempted "raise" or two himself.
When the conference ended the amend
ments were all on the table, after number
Of attempts had been made by Mr.. Vest to
':bluff'' his republican associates out of the
idea that they appeared to entertain that
he couldn't correctly fix the equivalent
ad valorem duty to be derived from the
adoption of his combinations. Mr.. Vest If
said to have beaten all three of his republi-
can competitors at every point and he was
discovered to be particularly familiar with
Jack pottery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

OREGON has apparently Jared as badly
as Montana at the hands of incompetent
census takers. Portland which un-
doubted has from $4,000 to 10000 inhab-
itants is given only $4,000 by the emu.
merators and the World shows that the
city with three-eighths more votes than
either Seattle or Tacoma, with one-hali
more school children, one-half more bus
mess houses, with four-ninths more post
Office business, has, according to the
enumerators, one-sixth less population
than either of the above cities. Thu
best estimates agree that the census O
the population OF the entire state, 275,
600, falls $1,000 short Of the number o
inhabitants within her borders. This
big percentage Of omissions but it i
not larger than that in Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

THE Sioux City Tribune cleverly ex
poses republican inconsistency in a par
agraph. "When the republican party
wanted to steal the vote of Louisiana t.
seat Rutherford B. Hayes in the presi
den,y," it says, "they took the position
without break in their columns, tina,
the nation could not 60 behind the
state returns for particulars upon which
to base its case. Their proposed federal
election bill exactly reverses this posi-.
ton. The contention now is that the
state returning boards be set aside on.
tirely, and that the man in the presi
dency running for recollection shall stea
al the states he needs, regardless of the
vote or the state returns on the votes
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

AurocRAT REED is said to hold that
he has power to compel the senate to
pass force bill. A republican con-
gresham is authority for the statement
that the speaker will not let the house
adjourn, which he can easily do, until
tho senate will consent to pass his pet
measure. He believes that the weak
kneed republican senators, who are anx-
ious to get home for the fall campaign
will surrender rather than be kept in;
definitely in Washington. Reed danfeI
that he seriously proposed to adopt suct
tactics, and we are inclined to believe
him, for he sees the necessity of getting
home to save his own district.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-12

The New York World proposes this
hard one: "Of course the president can.
not be held responsible for the acts OF
a hayward son, but il his moral appeals
have no effect upon the members of his
own family how can they be expected to
reach the callous hearts Of the wicked
men who own and control the lotteries?'
Well the situation is mt SO bad from a
Harr,snrian point Of view. Although
the father has failed to reach their
hearts the son has reached their pocket
books all right enough.