The advocate., 1890-05-14

(coaimmd hom dripaOc
docs not expose TO public gaze his entire as-
BoiR. n may be stated that III tO the above
nsgetB Is added his ynriOus attorneys fees,
and resources for which the public, for OBJ
viOus reasons, have no knowledge, would
swell his actual fortune 10 something In the
nelRhborhOOd Of $4,000.
ltisRsimihcant fact that the title OF Sem
ntor Ingalls, real estate, excepting that
which h held In trust by his trusted hxer, h
held In Che nnmo OF Mrs. ingalls,, ana that
the consideration named in each deed rs
"8i evidently for the purpose Of prevent.
inQ the records from disclosing the actual
values and for the additional reason Of
enabling the senator tO assert, "l have no
property Another fact bearing on this
matter ~ that SenntOr ingalls, monthly
rentals from property IN this city and yicin-
ity ARE about S1OO,
The extent OF the business done by tho
Kansas Trust and Banking Company, Of
which Senator ingalls, In president, may DO
seen by about ity mortgages which tho
records of AtchisOn county show are in pro-
cess of foreclosure. At this ratiO Of mort
gngo operations in other counties, senator
Ingalls, will shortly bO introducing himself
10 n largo number Of farmers IN this state
who will have abundant time 10 work for his
reelection, since their farms will pass from
th0ir hands into tho control OF the cOrpOrn'
tion no represents, and their homes ana oc-
cupationa being gone they VIII have no
occupation TO engage their attention,
The foregoing facts coupled with senator
Ingalls, Investments in New England, WASH
ington, D. g., and hia prospective, acquisi-
tiOns in Oklahoma will ! think, N duly con-
gidered. relieve your mind OF all apprehen.
sions ns 10 his straitened financial condition.
Following is fac similo of the Kansas
Trust and Banking Companys letter head
OFFICE on
THE KANSAS TRUST AND BANKING co.
President JOHN J. INGALLS,.
Vice Pres. and Gent Mgr h. B. MANLEY.
Cashier and Secretary B q. ARMsnY
ArcmaoN, KANu.,u,u.l8-.
Yet Tyanhoe," ;" a writerat Washington,
d. O., to the Topeka Sundag Capiial
writes:
From all that have heard must conclude
that Senator Ingalls, private life IN wash
inRtnn is irrepr0ochnble.
IN there IL nothing that calumny can reach
In hia private life, / must take a glance nj
Wln nNNllN ihNNIhf lllh o'N ~ httA tAAAN. 'AAJ
thing there. spent two days in the library
looking IL up, and In every instance found
him true TO the people.
m republican Is TO be elected United
States senator by the next legislature, the
pafty will hurt itself and the state great
deal more than II will Mr.. Ingalls, by not
returning him. / believe in writing the
truth and letting the people know the facts,
and / venture to say that were the public
record Of Mr.. Ingalls, placed in the hands of
every voter OF Kansas he would be his own
successor without opposition.
II would almost indicate on its face
that "Ivanhoe" ia an Ingalls, hlreling; for
Il Il stupid indeed for a Washington cor
respondent to conceive such class OF
thoughts. Il is stJpidorstill put them
into words; but IL Is stupidost Of all for
the Capital, knowing the life of this
man Ingalls,, with its former declaration
concerning the senator, to print such stuff
M NIL