The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-08
WILL co TO WORK AGAIN
The President Will Resume the
Practice Of Law Within q
Year.
But He and Mr.. Miller Will Not
Again DO Into Partner
ship.
Countrywide Others VIII Go
Whsncs They Came.


ise ID now known about the future Of prss-
ident Harrison and his cabinet after their
retirement from Office ON March 4 next. II
has already boon stated that President
Harrison would return to Indianapolis and
spend several months in that city in taking
quiet rest and improving the family resi-
dence that he and his son Russell and his
wife will probably occupy in the future.
The president will do some travelling after
he retires from office, and will probably 20
70 Europe for two or three months tour,
And upon his return will visit California
occasionally. Within year he will proba-
bly, resume his law practice, but not as an
aotive practitioner. Az the present time he
only expects to act a. advisory counsel in
large equity and railroad cases. He will
not go into partnership again with Attor-
ney General Miller, bus the latter will form
partnership in Indianapolis with two
other attorneys. and his future will proba-
bly, bs entirely devoted to his law practice.
Secretary Foster. of the treasury depart
ment, will return to Fostoris, o., and de-
vote his time to his extensive business in
terssts. which have been neglected soms-
what since hs came TO Mr.. Harrison's oabi-
met. Secretary Foster would probably like
vsry much to re-enter politics in some
capacity, his principal ambition leaning to-
wards the United States senate. Those who
know tho prevailing sentiment in Ohio
however, are free in predicting that what
1sver hold Secretary Foster had on Ohio
politics previous to his entering Mr.. Har-
.rison's cabinet has all been lost by his
maneuvers during the last two years.
Y Sacretary Of State Foster, "a is we'll
known, will not retire from government
service, but will assume his old position as
counsel for the government in big interna-
tional cases. He will leave the state de-
partment about Feb. l, and will go direct
to Paris to take part in the Boring sea con-
ference as one of the representatives of this
government. II 10 understood that Presi-
dent Harrison will appoint no one to the
Vacancy made by the retirement of Foster,
but that Assistant Secretary Wharton will
De designated to act as secretary from Feb.
Ito March 4.
Secretary Noble, of the interior depart.
ment. will resurn to st. Louis and take up
his law practice where it was left of when
he was appointed by President Harrison to
his present position In official life.
Postmaster General Wnnamaker will re-
turn to Philadelphia and devote his time to
his mercantile business in connection with
several other large moneyed transactions
that he has on hand.
Secretary of Agriculture Rusk will return
Immediately to Vlroqua. Wis, and will de-
vote his attention to his big farm near that
place. There are some people in Wisconsin
who are of the opinion that Mr.. Rusk may
be trotted out as the next republican candi-
date for governor in the Badger state. 1t
is believed by many that he is the only
candidate that can be brought forward by
the republicans who is able to wrsst the
executive oontrel of that state from the
democrats. At this time the officials under
the Harrison administration in offices of
lesser prominence have not all decided as
to their future.