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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
HANSEN CAPTURED.
The ''Crsy Dane" who Writes Obscene
Letters. Taken in by the omesr.

The ''Crssy Dane" who Writes Obscene
letter.. Taken In BY the Omesr-
Cedar Rapids. Ia. Fcb-il. Deputy
United States Marshal Hcaley has mr..
rived hcrc with Chris Hansen, the
Cray Dane obscene letter writer, In
custody. Hansen was captured at Key.
stone hy Marshal Boyscn 81 that place.
who notified Hoaloy 10 that effect. and
after a chase OF several months Hansen
Is again behind the han About six
months ago Hansen completed a term
az the saltwater MINI, pcnt,ntiary
for sending obscene letters through
the mails, and Immediately upon
his r'loa-o be- started 10 writing
hi, yilc rpistles o. prominent ladies
throughout Iowa. Several officers have
l,cn on hi, tran several months, locat.
ing him la one part of the state one day.
while hc would app1ar IN another part
ihc next day, Away. mailing a bunch u
indecent letters 20 each stopping place.
and always dudging the Federal ufiiccrs
when they Thought they had him. A
Few days ago be- mailed at keystone a
bunch of obscene letters, written iB
Danish and addressed 20 prominent Dan.
ish women in Iowa, but was arrested by
Marshal Boyscn bofurc he could escape
90 a new field.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
VALENTINE PARTY.
DIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Fountain En-
terrain the Young People.

Valentine day, always an occasion Of
much pleasure for the young people,
was without event other than the usual
heavily burdened mail here yesterday
until evening when the young people to
the number Of about twenty couples, in
response to invitations issued a week
ago, assembled at the cory, beautifully
decorated home Of d.. and Mrs. II. L..
Fountain to participate In a valentine
party given Ia honor Of Misses Eollne
sehuler and Lillian Foster Of Keachie
La, and truly delightful evening IL
was for all present.
The hall and suite Of rooms down
stairs were lovely indeed with pink de.
coraious prevailing in the hall, yellow
IN the parlor and pink and white in the
dining room, relieved throughout by
mistlctoe' palms and other pretty pot
plants while hearts, bows and arrows
and spiderwebs chung 10 the lace cur.
'ains or ornRmenied the walls here and
there In ell the apartments In the
hall beneath the staircase was arranged
a cory corner, very pretty aud inviting
and above the table in the dining room
was suspended a large double heart OF
PINK and white roses These color.
we're carried out 10 the table decora.
lions with bed Of violet. in the
center.
The guests were received at the door
by Mesdames II. l.. Fountain and Ida
Shepard and in the parlor by Misses
Foster and Schiller.
The diversions Of the evening were
new and highly entertaining. Among
them not the least fascinating was con.
test at mating hearts. There were hearts
to the number ofcouples present cut in.
to two parts ofyaryingand often fanta..
Tic shapes, and these had 10 be mated
by the young ladies and gentlemen aud
a merry contest !, was. Each part Of a
heart bore an appropriate quotation.
The first couple succeeding in the con.
test were the first prize winners. the Ia.
dy receiving a heart shaped pin and the
gentleman a pin cushion. When an were
thus paired OIL dainty luncheon Of sal.
ads, olives and sandwiches xas served
followed by lady fingers, brides cake
aud frozen punch.
Practice in archery followed luncheon
the object being a novel way Of fortune
telling. The archcrs shot for cards with
different colorei ribbins, and each
card having written on il the fortune u
the person whose arrow sought itout.
III needless to say the evening was
a happy one Tor all present, and that
40 dull moment found place IN hours
flying upon the wings OF merriment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
II5iiIli,IIi;SJtaSl
ssIiilrSf IltI7IiLy
IN THIRTY-ONE Dis.
Time in which baldwin Inginr. Are
uuut Tor England.

Philadelphia, Feb l4.-Tha inability
Of English firms Co turn out au order for
four locomotive, for the British govern.
mcnt within an earlier period than four
and a half months rccntly psultcd IN
the contract being placed with the Bald
win locomotive works u this city, and
now that company has asionishcd our
English cousins by completing the en-
Eine, in3l days tits said that the Brit.
ish machinists strike probably figured as
somewhat Of a factor iu the period 81
time rcquir1d by the English manuiact.
urvr 10 finish the contract, hut D. this
a. &c may, the haldwins turned out the
work no q rccurd hplkiug mcc Their
original agreement did not call Tor thc
completion of the locomotives until
March o, hut subsequently the Baldwins
wen asked whether the work could not
D. completed AZ an earlier date To this
inquiry a rply was sant stating. Eve
viii D. able 90 ship engines hy February
o."
Thi, astonishcd the EugIishmcn, and
they cblcd that an inspector would ~
srnt over to make final examination ~
The locomotives. but the Baldwins ca.
hlcd hack that the engines would prula.
bly, mach their destination lciurc che in.
spoct0r arrived.
This brought another Oablogmm di.
pctng The Baldwins not 90 ship the en-.
giuo, until the government inspector
arrived, and che firm was Obliged On
comply, although thr locomotives ven
completed aud rady 90 ship within 30
day. from the placing oi the contract
Even this time could have bocn broken
had the Baidwius hc,u told 90 the start
how gvat was the emergency Tho in.
spociJs. who arrived on the Luuum on
saturday lat. found the engines al.
rady SO mp and with steam up when
b. rachcd che works several changes
20 conform 10 bis idea wcrc quickly
made, when the motive power Wa, dis.
mantlrd and boXCdand went forward On
/ the Sialhyim to-day
/ The urgency oi the oulcr was cX,
| planned by the requirements Tor the
morc rapid transportation OF troops and
munitions uf war over the soudau rail.
way la Lower Egypt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

John Wilcox has gone TO r. Worth.
Cal ard Jim Fave. were in town yes.
lefday.
Judge Tadaierro went to Franklin
SundaJ4
Mics Mitle MarwiIsk G.. visiting in
Nayasoia.
John II. Royder wa. here from Well.
boln yesterday.
CD. Blaetshear has gone down the
road on business Zip.
J. W. Coulter g. In ST. Louis buying
spring aE3 SIMMER goods.
JW. Zimmerman and J. +. Gupu
werc here from kuuen yesterday.
DR. J. +. caves and p. n. Arlington
came up from Mi.Iican yesterday.
Major Tabor has a few coed Young
horses for salc f1r casho on time. Oh 70
will Camp was here Yesterday en-
route home from IT, Worth 90 Naya.
sofa.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either in Lodges OF Straight Lie Com.
panies zee joe D.. Reed q
We have received an advance pre-
MUM li.t ti ihc Waco setc Slower show
10 he held Nov. no. 10 and l2ih, lsls.
q. S. Parker John X. Parker, Seth
Mooring AMI Capt Billy Brll have
gone on d hunting tiip ,o South TeNa..
Joseph J. Hauus aud Miss Emily
kocaurek we're mauied here yesterday
at s. Joseph church by Rev. j. peI.
mar.
From number 1t positions offered
him Cap' clifford Arson has selected
that u hoolkeoper ior thc S. Sanger
Dry Goods Go just opening here.
Editor t,d B Robinson of Hunts.
vile was hCc tbe past few days To-.
tpeciirr thc local telephone system.
lie ovus .by huntsville exchange.
rrofO % Ba.l.u returned toIIays.
Fal. county Sunday, where Dc BE- eu.
gaged Boz .c.cb.ue ue was aJeumran.
iel by Miss Mary Deems Who vii. at.
tend sgb.o. there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
DUEL WITH KNIVES.
Kcntu,kisn. Meet aud nlood.hcd Pol.
lows an old Quarrel

Louisville. Feb IA desperate duel
was fought with knives and pistols D..
tween George Noglc and Arthur b.
Waldru yesterday al Fourth avenue
and X strcct End Noglo the son %
George Nogic, was also drawn into the
encounter Asa result Waldruu 3, ly.
ing az the city hospital in pr'carious
condition and Is not expected to live
End Noelc Is AZ the Gmy stroct ihar.
mary badly wounded, and tho elder
Noglo b. la Jail charged with malicious
shooting Tho primary cause of che
trouM was murlcr ease triud in the
Jefferson county circuit court about
eight yoar ago, IN which Arthur Wal,
drun was one OF che principal witnesses
for the state against the elder Noglc,
who was charged with murder 4 bic.
ter hatred has existed hotwccn the Wal.
drun and Noglc families ever since.
finally eliminating in yesterday affair,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Hamburg, Ark, Feb i4.-Ncws has
reached herr Of the death az his homo
Ia Chicot county, 8o miles east Of Ham.
burg, ui Peter James. llc was an ex.
Confederate soldier add was noted as
bcing the lyst scout and ,harpshootcr In
the southeast In this capacity he rcn.
dord signal service 20 the Confcdcncy.
he was une Of the oldest men In south.
east Arkansas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Washington, Feb Il. Officials Of the
treasury department r1cciycd informa.
ton through Spanish sourccs that the
suspected hihustcrcr Dauntless had sue.
cccdcd IN Guiding the yigilcncc Of the
government officials 81 savannah and
passed. out % sra. Tho nauntlcss l.
said 90 have a Cargo % arms and other
supplies ior the Cuban insurgents. The
treasury department notified the Gus.
toms oniccr and vyonuc cutters along
the coast Co bo on The alert.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Washington. Feb Every Ropub.
hcan member Of the house rccciycd spc.
cial notification o. lv be- his sat at the
house at noon tod y The MASON Tor a
spcCial notification members was that
Chairman HIT Of tn foreign r.latiuns
committee intends 10 call up thc VIII.
Jams resolution calling on the president
for information regarding the situation
In Cuba This resolution was unaui-
mously rcportcd by the ior.igu rlatinns
committee, but Il il fcarcd that an at
tempt may b. mluc IN the house %
amend it There vii 'o mo- message
frum the president on Cu's.
ON account Of thu call thu house g..
lcries wcrr filed Ia t,ic utmost. a. some
kind of a sensation WIS expected
Tho resolution rcqucsts the SECRETARY
Of state 10 send 90 the housc all mforma.
ton about the war In Cula Il not in'
compatible with public interest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
WHEAT GOING ABROAD.
Rush IT Grain lrom the West to
ships Foreign uound,

philadelphia, Feb l4.-lificon steam.
ships arc n'w in port loading or waiting
their turn 10 load grain that Is coming
20 this city FROM the west IN graat Quan.
Titles. Their aggregate carrying capac.
ity amounts % over 5,OO0,0oO bushels,
and all the grain elevators at Port Rich.
mond, Washington avenue and Glmm
Point ar kept busy In meeting this
heavy rush upon them, This big grain
fleet consists Of British steamships, ox.
copt two.
During the past week 70 other vessels,
no, including regular liners, wcrc char.
tend To load grain herr, and the pros.
pocts FOR large shipments Of corn, wheat
and oats VEN never brighter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
Ma, can out al worksr.


Buffalo, Feb ll-Frm New York 10
Buffalo, t25 miles. In t26 minutes, actu.
al running time, was the p'cori over the
Erie milruad yesterday by a special news.
paper train. Tho train loft Jersey City
az 8; Is o'clock and roachcd Buffalo Al,
iO:4S In stops % minutes wrrc l,st.
The train was made upof an engine and
throo baggage cars. Tho % miles h..
tween Horncllsyilc and Buffalo VIM
soyorOd In s. minutes. Il Is said am e..
fort Is 10 b. made 10 improve ON this
fast run.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Dubuque, Ia, Feb. li-ltis announc.
cd that the fupre az the Chicago and
Milwaukee railway shops In this city Is
10 b. largely increased and that the
shops will D. run 10 hours a day, six
DAYS In the week, after March This
incrasc Is necessary 20 keep up with the
work
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Washington, Feb. li-Scnator Mar.
gan reported from the committee on for.
oign relations the amendment Offered by
senator Allen Of Nebraska rccognizing
the bclligcrcncy Of Cuba. The rpurt Is
against making it part 81 the diplo-
matte aud consular appropriation bill;
but the IMPORT, which b quite long, stat
od the senate had alpady acted on this
matter aud was still Of the same opin.
Ion, and would h. glad 90 have the house
cooperate In securing the recognition Of
hnllirnrnnrN-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Mason City. Ia, Feb ll.-"Guilty Of
manslaughtcr" was the verdict rndcrcl
against Frank Wilt, who has bcon on
trial In Floyd county for the past -
DAYS, charged with the number 10 his
sister, Mr. jerome Dow. Witt expect.
cd acquitial, aud the announcement un.
ncryod him for some time. judge Clyde
will urunounop sentence tulay
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
The IRON TRUST CASE.
Court Of Appeals Decade. AEsins, ~,
Iron Companies.


Iron Companies.
CINCINNATI, Feb. li.--Tho United
States circuit court Of appeals here de.
cidcd the cast iron pipe trust case.
Suit begun IN the United States circuit
court at Chattanooga, Tenn by a hill in
equity filed by attorney general Of the
United States against six east iron pipe
companies. the Adds Stone company u
Cincinnati; Dennis Long & Co, Of
Louisville; Chattanooga Pipe works, Of
South Pittsburg, Tenn. Admission Pipe
works, Admission, Ala and Howard
Harrison company, Bosscmcr, Ala, 70
cnjoin them from continuing 90 do bust.
ness under the contract Of an association
which the al charged was In violation
Of the Federal antitrust act Of 1890. hut
because It Is rastnint 10 interstate
trade In cast iron pipe and attcmpAd
monopoly Of same.
The circuit court dismissed the bill
and the United States appealed. The
court Of appeals held that the contract
Of the association was n restraint and
burden ON the interstate commerce
and violation Of the Federal antitrust
ac,, and should De- onjoinod. The court
distinguished their case from the sugar
trust case, on the ground that that con.
tract sought 10 Cnjoin under the fedeml
antitrust act IN that ease wasa contract
Of the association for Manufacture Of
sugar and did not involve, as contract in
this case did the restraint Of the sales
Of merchandise 90 b. delivered across
state lines. The Judgment OF the cir.
cult court Of appeals rvcrscd the decree
OF the circuit court and instructed that
the court enter a decree cnjoining the
Nix defendants from continuing 10 do
business under contract of the associa.
ton or from Ia any way maintaining
same.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

The county commissioners met yes
tcriay for the regular February tens
and began the work Of appointing road
oyersecrs in order TO have the roads
repaired a. soon as possible from the
damage Of the late heavy rain.
We are requested TO announce that
the 5 sanger Dry Goods &c. will not
be ready Tor business before Feb. ~ on
account Of delay Ia RECEIVING goods.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
United states Naval Display,
Galveston, Texas.

For trains leaving Bgan February 10
az 30 a. M. and 4 p. IN. The II. at. C..
viii sell round trip ticket. 10 Galye. ton
ior 80 s0-good TO leave Galveston any
hme mp 90 : a. m. train, Feb. 23rd.
Ticket must be- ignai al ticket Office
IA Galveston before good for return
passage.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

New York, Feb. a. -Dispaichcs from
The Hcald's correspondent IA Guatc.
mala, state that anarchy rcigns through.
out the country. This l. tho result Of
the assassination Of President Barrios
aud the plotting Of leaders 20 gct into
power Ia the rsuublic.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Macon, Mo, Feb. it.-During fro
Cor. all fight between miners az New
Cambria, Jesse burris was fatally shot
by Louis Nantinc. Tho sheriff has gone
to qoell the not and arrost thoso ongag.
"a Ia Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
IN, Programmes 1t the ucu.e aud SEN
ate Iof che Wcek.

Washington. Feb ls-rho house viii
ON "Wednesday enter upon the considcn-
ton q the bankruptcy mL which the
majority ~ tAc Judiciary committee
has rcportci rs a substitute Tor che Mel
son bil passed by the senate at the cy.
ira session last summer Under the or.
der made the b,ll Is 60 h. debated ON
wednesday. Thursday and saturday of
this week and voted upon Monday Of
next week. Tho substitute, whsh the
minority contend Is practically the old
Torrcy bill, including 18th the voluntary
and involuntary features. will De- op.
posed by the united Democratic and
Populist parties. but II them Is mo- ap.
probable detection from the mnks Of
the majority the measure will pass The
Democrats and Populists an both favor
able 20 the passage Of a voluntary hank
ruptcy bill, bat have always vigorously
opposed the Toucy and other bills. In.
Guiding an involuntary feature, claim
ing its purpose is practically 10 cr'ato a
law Tor the collection Of debts
The Hawaiian annexation traty viii
rcceiyo the greater sharc Of the senate :
attention during the present week The
friends Of the treaty have succeeded IN
securing quite general assent from -ena.
tors In charge Of other measures that the
treaty shall b. given practical right OF
way until the senators who want "a
speak upon IL can b. heard and until a
vote can b. secured which practically
viii decide its fate The Corhcit casc
has night Of way, but the probabilities
arc that Il viii b. disposed Of without
much delay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
Ross Memorial.

Houston, Tex, Feb. l3.-The Ross
memorial association Of ex.cadeis va,
Organized Iicfc this evening with Prof.
W. b. Philpott as president. C C. Todd.
secretary, aud W A Rricharll, treas.
uret II was decided 10 crct on the
campns Of The state agricultural and
mechanical college a heroic civilian
statue Of Goyeror Ross 20 he complete
IN time TO be dedicated at the next an.
nual commencement, Of the college. l..
5. Roas chapter No. . oithe Alpha Phi
society contributed 500 toVrrd the
nctcmcnt fund and 500 was guanu.
tced on The part Of The corps Of cadets
now al the college W. b. Philpott at
College station and +. A. Reichardt At
Houston were authorized to receive
contributions from the cN.cadets, Of
which there are 500 Ia the state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Ro,ert Rogers, 20 year, old. was ar.
rasted AZ Tccumsoh, OF, charged with
stealing a hursc.
Mrs. Pich, aged IS, fcll at Yoalum,
Tex, bUaking her leg Ia two PLACES
Her condition l. serious
The stor u J. A. Clopion at Liberty
Tex, was destroyed by fire loss 5000,
partly insured
l. J Jones nicidod at Bclchcrvillc,
Tex, by shooting himself In the head
MAY CAN out an Workers
Boston. Feb. l4.-Ata meeting OF 5j
representatives Of textile unions In New
England un yesterday twas unanimous.
~ voted 90 pcommond that an unions
call cut the operatives boz every mill Ia
New England.
ltuow rmain, Tor the various nation.
al unions 90 take action on the rccom.
mcudation. hut what this action will bo
Is a matter II CONJECTURE still. Dc Is
probable that nearly every union will
carry uut the recommendations
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
sr,ulaIns Mn., s.r,s rlms.

Springfield. Ills, Feb l4-The "a.
prcme court has sustained the sentence
~ rx.Prrsident Charles W Spauding %
the pcniteniiary. Ito was convicted oi
cmlvzzling the bonds Of the University
Of llls.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-29

esse, j. Reardon, and NJ, 4. Morrow.
The petition Of George H, Smith,
Hubert ]. German and twelve others
for the formation Of a new school
district laid over until the July
1898 session of the Board.
The territory embraced within
the following described boundaries,
to-wit Beginning at a point on
Three Mile creek where said creek
intersects line between Joseph Ben
oy and L, Weber running dueWest
on said line to section line between
secs % and % 7 BIN r 3 e.
thence north on said lines to Cot
tonwood creek, thence down Cotton
wood creek to TIP line between Twps
80 and 8 N Of range 4 E., thence
south to Three Mile creek, thence
up Three Mile creek to place of
beginning; is upon the petition Of
B. Whealdon ct al and the recon-
mendation of the county Supt., of
schools hereby formed into and
shall be designated as school dis
trict No. a. 3i'! A, M .i'<
The territory embraced within
the following described boundaries,
to-wit: beginning at sw corner Of
sec Is twp 81 N RS e B NJ rum
ming north on twp line to county
line thence on county line to ne cor
,ner Of sec 16 then south to Sc corner
OF sec 16 then W to place of begine
ming, is upon the petition Of G. H.
Mathers ct al, and the recommends.
ton Of the Co, supt. Of schools here
by formed into and shall be designa-
ted as school dis. No. 40. ~
The following matters laid oyer
until the July 1898 session of the
board. VIE q
The matter Of the inquisition up
on body of unknown person and
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-29

claims of T. w. Nickel Coroner Id
Jurors claim Herewith: iae aAf
The petition Of citizens Of ElA
city for acceptance Of road and
building of bridge. u
claim of AZ F. Parker for $3.50 fled JAM
5 1893 T" S E Bibby 2f.00 JAM IA 1885. 4
sl. s',H. W. Tefft 1.8Q'Fe s 1898.
&c. A. Bonebrake 6.25 Jan 10 IS9s
Claims of G Brewer G E Durand.
and S Others ther with ] w Dpffield
just fees and Jurors claims there
with Oliver Alderton Oscar Max.
we'll, constable fees 81. Robbins Just
fees; Clough and Howe claim $31
%; w F Shawley claim of $20. and
claim of TW Nickel $71.75 Col
physician &c. sin II
1.-The following claims allowed and
the Auditor ordered to draw war!
rants therefor on the Current Elk
penes Fund Il 4. eAl,
N H Truscott wit, Cert, W D Robbins
$3.50 Y's
FM Hughes quar-, allowance dndi-
gently 4 t 3 $1S;
DC Elliott same 1890
Griffith Roberts same 24.OO
Anton Hendricks salary as Go. Com 43.50
John E Briscoe same 1890
DJ Bingham same 1880
" There being 10 further business
before the Board at this time the
Board adjourned sine die. :
-',A ~ + D. j. BINGHAM, Chairman.
Attest: A. w. TALKINGToN, CLERK,
By w, N. KNOX. deputy
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-29
For Sale.

Several MISUNDERSTANDING on the
reservation; good soil; good water;
some Of them improved; cheap
Enquire at REPORT Office. = z
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-29

Now is the time to subscribe for
the REPORT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
NO'SYMPATRIY WITH BOrTERS.

a newspaper in Washington, which
Is close to the administration, makes
the announcement that THE Prcsi-
dent has no sympathy with any move
ment against party discipline or any
patience with boilers" 1t would not
have done for this declaration to have
been made twelve months ago, other
wise Mr.. Mckinley would not now he
occupying the exalted position which
he does
Had Major Mckinley depended en-
tirely upon the vote OF his own partv
he would not have been elected to tn.
Presidency, and upon the whole the
announcement fn the Washington
paper, which claims to speak by the
card, comes with i'll grace. No candi-
date for the Presidency ever had more
outside support-that is. support from
people who did not belong to his own
party-than Nh. Mckinley. and vet he
deliberately slaRs in the face those
who helped him to his seat.
1t seems. however, that President
are not wholly unlike many other
Office holders--after they get IN they
forget those who gave them substan-
tal support. Party discipline Is a
good thing and should he maintained,
and there is no quarrel with President
Gichinley because of any desire he
may have towards that end, but no
man should accept assistance from
other men and spurn them afterwards.