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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26
"A Way Round The Barn.

Special Dispatch to the In~tell!gencer.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, April 25.-
The corps OF cadets Of the West Vir-
rginia University made n movement to-
day 10 get into the fight by resolving
in q big mass meeting tosdissolve the
corps In Its present status and to form
a battalion to be composed Of the pres
ent corps students and alumni Of the
university. Governor Atkinson. was at
once rendered the services OF the battal-
ion with the request that he appoint
Lieutenant j. a. Lockwood, the COM
mandant Of cadets, commander OF the
battalion.
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MlIl command cnMhnr..

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Pres
ident has decided to appoint Theodore
Roosevelt, of New York, at present as
slstant secretary of the navy, to be a
lieutenant colonel of United States vol
unteers, to serve in regiment OF cow
boys and mounted rlflemen. to be raised
by Mr.. Roosevelt and DR.. Wood, the
Presidents family physician. who Is
now in the medical department of the
regular army. DR.. Wood will be colonel
of the regiment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

On the first and third Tuesdays in
May and June, 1898. the Chicago, Mil
waukec G. st. Paul Railway will sell
round-trip excursion tickets s(good for
q days. TO q great many points in South
and North Dakota and other western
and southwestern states. at practically
n fare for the round trip. Take trip
west and see what an amount Of good
land can be purchased for very little
money. Further information as to rates,
routes. prices OF farm lands, etc, may.
BIO obtained on application to any cou-
pom ticket agent or by addressing John
r. Pott, District Passenger Agent, 4SG
William street, Wllliamsport, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

Among the numerous therapeutic
candidates for professional recognition
none comes with a greater array of
sponsors Of recognized ability In the
profession than does Apenta Water.
When such men as Professors Licb-
reich. Gerhardt. Licbermann. Pouchct,
Bogoslowsky, Tichhorne and Althnus, as
well as many men OF standing In our
own country, bear testimony TO Ito con-
slant value In diseases associated with
portal congestion there must be some
thing In this water which makes 1t
worthy OF Jul careful consideration.
These Apcnta Springs. which arc SIT
,uated near BUDAPEST on the left bank
of the Danube, have n constant compo-
'sition, an advantage for administration
not POSSESSED by all other natural
.wntcrs.
Their therapeutic value depends upon
the presence OF sulphateE of magnesium,
sulphate of sodium, of which. the former
~ greatly In cxccss, and n small amount
OF lithln.-MlwauBce Medical Journal.
1ltfaE3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26
Prominent Mononrniiou Dead.

MORGANToWN. w. Va, April 25-
Captain David NJ. Camp died at his
horne near Arnettsvllle, this county last
night. aged G5 years. He had been suf-
ferlng for more than two years past
from a complication OF diseases. He
was n member Of the state Democratic
executive committee. Ho served during
the late civil war in the Confederate
army, being captain OF company A,
lTwcnticth Virginia cavalry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

THOUSANDS OF sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. It quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe. asthma, andgall throat and lung
diseases: Charles r. Goethe, Market
md Twelfth streets: Chatham Sinclair.
Forty-slXth and Jacob streets; a, E'
Scheehte, No, COZ Main street, Exlcy
Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Ch!llblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF PICTURES OF THIS
CHARACTER EYER OFFERED TO THE COUNTRY.

"A superb portfolio series OF Photographic views,
11xI3 inches in size, Of the bateships, cruisers, tor;
pedo boats, monitors, coast defense boats, gunbo3ts
and auxiliary vessels OF the United States Navy,
drill exercises, big guns and other interesting views,
each illustration being accompanied by text matter
giving all needful information OF our naval resources
Each portfolio contains 16 pages Of pictures and text
matter printed on heavy plate paper and bound in
colored paper cover, and may be obtained upon tile
accompanying terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

Tho American University of Tennes-
soc, recognizing the scholarly attain
mcnta of Prof. j. NJ. Munyon, has con-
ferred upon him the distinguished ana
very honorable degree and title OF Doc.
tor OF LAWS, gey
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Theodore
Roosevelt has resigned as assistant Sec
rotary of the navy, TO take effect at the
Presidents convenience after the COM
mencement Oh active military opera
tions.
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TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION:

Evelyrcader Of the Intelligcnccr is entitled to par
ticipate in this distribution OF Uncle Sans Navy
Portfolios. Bring or send to the Intelligencer Port
folio Department 10 cents, together with a coupon
cut from the %Intelligenccr, which you will find in
another column of the paper, and you will receive
Portfolio No. !, containing 16 Photographic Repro
auctions Of the several ships Of Uncle Sans Navy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

LONDON, April 25.-The British for
.eign onice was to-day officially notified
of the proclamation Of the President OF
the United States in regard to neutral
vessels and neutral goods. and the
Blockade OF the Island Of Cuba by the
United States fleet. With reference to
Spain's declaration on the subject OF
privateering, Issued from Madrid yes
$terday. the British foreign Office Off
Gals point out that the resolutions an
nounced by the United States on the
subject were taken without reference
to any policy which Spain might adopt.
Therefore. It is not expected that
SPANS intentions will affect the deci-
sions promulgated by the United States.
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Portfolio NJ, CO..

wv lQ0s
taias:
Maine,
Explosion OF siain.
Havana Harbor.
Four Views Of m.
Crow Of the Malns
Philadelphia.
Mihntonomah.
Indiana!
l%ndlana.s Big Guns
KntAhdin.
The Terror,
Columbia.
tColumbla's Big Gun.
Torpedo Boat No. 4
I. New York.
yesuvius.
loWu.
Portfolio No. ? Con.
talns
The s~hlp-Tendcr
Boat Fern.
Minneapolis.
Boston.
San Francisco,
Oregon.
Atlanta.
Views Of Aien.ot.
Wars Crews.
Torpedo Boats,
Raleigh.
Massachusetts.
Baltimore.
Brooklyn.
Texas. Il
Amphltritc.
Dolphin.
Cadet Practice on
bancroft.
Portfolio No. 4 roc.
tains
Largo Portrait ~,
Capt, G. ID, sIgsbeS,
Large Portrait OF
Consul General
Fitzhugh Lee.
u Page View OF
the Board Of In.
quiry in Session on
the Lighthouse
Tender Mangrove.
Full Page View OF
the Funeral Pro.
cession OF the
Maine Victims
Leaving tho City
Hall In Havana
Large Portrait OF
General Blanco.
Monitor Puritan.
Torpedo Boat ST.
letto In New York
Harbor.
Protected Cruiser
Newark.
Cruiser Marblehead.
Gnnboat Muchias. )
Views OF Ship Drill
and Exercises
cruiser Montgom-
cry.
Protected Cruiser
Chicago.
Gunner's Gang OF
the Maine.
Wardroom OF tho
Maine.
Master-at-Arms
Mess OF the Maine
Junior Officers Of tho
Maine.
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"A Good Piano

Is not q l%uxury-no parlor IS com.
plete without one. 1t contributes
more to homo comfort. pleasure and
refinement than any other one
thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26
SHERMAN RESIGNS
The State Portfolio In aiSimplo Note to
tho p~resident-It Is Expected That As
siitant Secretary Day Wnl be Hts sue-

" = nc t6tut0 EoEl1oito ih u 4ciIhpto ENotc 10
tho presidcnt-It Is Expected That As
siitant Secretary Day WA BIO Ills Sue
ceIsor.
WASHINGTON. April 25::-Another
resignation from the cabinet occurred
to-day when the venerable secretary OF
state, Nj. John Sherman, handed in his
resignation o: the premiership to the
President at a special meeting OF the
cabinet called together at 10 o'clock.
This resignation took effect at noon to-
day, and with it Mr.. Sherman retires
from public life after a service OF over
forty years. embracing the house OF
representatives. the United States SEN
ate.sthe secretarrship OF the, treasury
,andSthe secretaryship. OF state. The
reason for the resignation Is the condi-
tion OF the secretary's health, which Is
now impaired, as a result OF the years
OF devotion to the public service and
the arduous duties OF o life time added
to age, the venerable secretary being
now within a few days Of seventy-ire
years of age.
The secretary's resignation was ten
dered in a simple note, rendering to the
President the portfolio entrusted to
HIM Upon the inauguration of Presi-
dent Mckinley, and asking that 1t take
4 effect from the close Of to-day. The
secretary was seen by an Associated
K Press reporter before he went to their
cabinet meeting. but declined to make
q statement, beyond saying to the
reporter that he a carrying with him
his resignation. and that he might have
something to say later In the day.
while no definite announcement can
be made at this time as to who will
succeed Mr.. Sherman 1t Is aitogethe:
probable that the mex secretary OF
state will be William R. Day, at pres
ent first assistant secretary Of state.
AR. Day has been urged to take the
office by the President, but is person.
ally inclined to return to Canton, to
the practice Of law, but 1t Is believed
here that he will yield to the Presidents
wishes In the matter.
Mr.. Day himself is out OF the city,
and is thought to be In Canton, arrans-
ing his personal affairs. He has had
entire charge Of Cuban affairs almost
since the beginning OF the present adj
5ministration.
The session of the cabinet at which
Mr.. Sherman's resignation was ten
dered was called early this morning for
the purpose OF reviewing n message
the President will transmit TO Congress
to-day. recommending that Congress.
in the exercise OF the powers vested In
3Sit blythe constitution, formally declare
war against the kingdom OF Spain.
HhEs ---- 6fH
officially Notified.
Na@ ~. q, -## -, r" - "a, ~ #
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The StuItz & Bauer

Isl really good plano-in many re-
Bpects Tho best plano Don't buy
before coming in to inspect It.
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IF SENT BY MAIL , CENTS EXTRA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17
FRAUD WAS COMMITTED
An INSANE NAN GELS HIS RIGHTS,
which 4. one HALT Interest In the ccyscr
Mining ciaim -Dcfcndanis Scored
BY chici Jua,icc Zane.

Tho supreme court has delivered an
opln,on in the case Of $. w. Mosby,
Guardian ad liiom Of Daniel s. Mosby.
Va Mathon r. Ghhorn. the Gcysor
,lnlnr company ana Emerluc Dress
Der. reversing the judgment Of the low
or cour, and ordering Judgment to be
entered In favor Of the plninunA
Daniel s. Mosby u now an inmate
of an insane asylum IN Now Mexico.
Action was brought by s. W. Mosby.
guardian and brother Of the Insane
man. who asked that q decree Of the
Third district court OF the late Ter
ritory OF Utah. entered on Sept 1. isSs.
In an action wherein the defendant.
Osborn. wan plaintiff. and The defend
ant. Emciinc Drcssicr. was defendant,
De- nnnuiicd. that n deed executed BY
her to the defendant. oiuborn. which
she purporied 70 execute na the gunr.
alan of Daniel 3. Moshy ana his estate.
be cancelled. The decree eud the decd
were assaiiod on two grounds. via.
First. that tho court 10 which The de-
cree was rendered did not acquire iuriH.
diciion over the person of Dinil =.
lcHby. Second. that the decree was
procured by fraud on the part % Gla-
born.
ON Nov. g. 1880. uinhorn was tho own
Ct 81 the GcyHer mining claim at Mcr-
our and sold n hnif intercrt in % 10
Daniel s. NOrpy f)r abe consideration
that M1riiy advance 5000 90 develop
u and. n required. another sum "
a 600. Mostly paid the So 900 and be-.
NHN La NHI. 40 ala d "a.
ccIvcd q warranty deed to %. About
, 1888 Moshy became Insane and ever
since has been iu the asylum In New
Mexico. giaburn and MuHby'a mother.
Mrs. Drcnslcr. q lady nf a years VI age,
were on very friendly ierma aud. &C.
cnrdlnE 90 the finding NJ the court.
Osborn exercised undue Influence over
her on account N their friendship and
pcfaunded her 90 b. appointed the guar.
dian N her lnfnnr son. Giaborn, the
court also found peruuldcd Mrs. Dress
lee that the money paid b. hes son Tor
half Interest Zoo the Gcyror claim was
simply q loan, secured by q mortgage
uu ur property Mfu. brrHsicr In her
capacity NJ Guardian was then made n
defendant ln suit brought By GlHb0rn
90 have such declared 20 b. the fact
and when such was accomplished ana
the amount of the mortgage paid, els.
born received a clear deed 60 the prop
criy.
The cnsc was tried by Judge lIllcs.
who. while b.. found the transactions
or GiHhorn wcro fraudulent. decided
that Dc had no option but 10 dlsmlra
the case.
chief Justice Zane. who delivered the
opinion. goes into the case thoroughly
ana says;
"undouhtfdiy Daniel $. Mosby hcii
Iasa .N.I Ia g.. NHa.H. a. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17
Asking for Addresses.

4 letter has been received from Mr.,
W. II. simpson. No. 2. Laganylow st.,
nallmaocrnt. Belfast. Ireland. inqulrlng
Tor his brothers supposed 90 De Twins
IN Utah. The writer says; MY brother
Thomas simpson. went nut 20 SAN
Lake city about tho year 1855 or 80.
learned that he got married Into a fam.
lly called iaum on iHlup. I think BROTH
er Edward simpson went ont from here
20 salt Lake la the year iN9s; also M,
brother Robert Simpson arrived about
1879 ~ o. My mother also went from
Belfast 90 Utah ana departed this ne
three months after her arrival there. IN
the year 1893 or %. Robert aud Thomas
were working ON the electric tfamway
at the last account I had 81 them. Ee-
ward was some time IN Spanish Fork.
Tho writer n very anxious 10 learn
something about those brothers. ana
anyone who has any Information about
ihom win confer a favor BY commune.
eating with him.
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for long time. In fact. he says. &c
u n certainty thls time.
The Msillc Kathleen. Cripple Crook.
ms daily output Of i've tons. the ore
hling low grade. averaging So per ton.
but he 10 easily and economically
handled that it leaves a good margin
evcr treatment. Three hundred feet nre
worked by lcssces. the balance by the
owner
.rh- adowsnr." "divining rod crank 3"
or "sriantlnc prospector' IL again in the
noid. He n operating IN Colorado
md cnrrion hla metallic orc lndica.
Tor In his mouth. Hc laughs 90 the
-imnio forkcd stick of complicated cicc-
iro.magnctic mineral Indicator and has
mo ouly sure thing IN the field. 30 re-
ports Of Die succers are yet received
Tn, ola stamp mill az Fulfori. Eagle
c., Col. 10 being operated succcafiully.
ii has been Improved by the addition %
WUnrv tables. D. running nn ore from
ths adelaide mine ana turning oui ~
mot class lot ~ c1ncrnUatC1. There
arr aovefui hundred toms " ore ln
sight and being taken out aa fast o.
TIE min can treat o.
Afachlnefy IL on She ground Tor the
Farrell nmeitcr Ia Woodland Park dIN-
triot. Col Therc nrs 90 mon enragd in
setting II up. M a few days che force
wUi DO Increased o. 60 mon ANA ore
viii he takon out IN rcndlnpna FOR treat.
mtni hy the time The plant ~ complete.
The ore. which avcfaRe1 SO per i1n,
will be- nrat concentrated.
Their, are signa Of sale pending Of
the Ki0hdikr ~ san Miguel Co., Colo. \
min run test has EivCn sailafaciory re-
turna. Exports are examining The
.......s.. ifh. .ssuNrn rnIunaI mn uNHT
N 100000 for the claim. nigrc -nfr
lvefsi foot ~ vein matter which aver
nrts $50 pfr ton ON the plates. The
punnik min n only 800 yards distant
which makes cheap transportation.
Tho Mammoth mine IN tho Co'omi
district. western Montana, has been Hts
faehod hy tarahlo nfIihcrH. Deer
fndro bankrra, and By W u. linHmer
N nartun. president % the company,
FOR debts agFreFatIng about 5000 ~
la rnid that the company mas Hnlnt
is months The equipment comprises
a compressor. hoist ana nvo-Eiamp
MILL
silver city. 1da.. Ia 3eglnulng 90 at
trart the attention OF capital 10 a
rrIrter rxtfnt than ever before and
1mr ~ tho money that N going Into
drvciopment thtro Do FROM spokane
mon. Silver city had wonderful
reputation for wealth q third of ccn-
fury nrn. whom The mlnnH nn war
Enrlr mountain were PRODUCING hn
abundance nf gold even with the most
primitive methods ~ production ana
with the nearest failruad point hun
dreda ~ miles distant ono u the
celebrated properties % the camp
which II Htlli steadily producing and
paying dividends az heavier rate than
thf - Rni ~ iloaaland over ala. u
iho Trade Dollar milne. u u maklng
| tfulnr Hhlpmcuia ~ orr w car 100
/ mat viii average away ~ IN the thou
auds N dollars per ton In FREQ ril1.
| The Hack Jack and De Lamar qr, ala
vel knnwn War Eagle prupefiifg
which have produced steadily ana paid
dividends nFgrcgating large sums.
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creed 20 be- In effect mortgage 20 60.
cure the payment OF 90 5000 hc had
pals f1r TO- To accomplish this end he
represented o. Moshys mother that u
had been F1 agreed boiwl ~ MIshy ant
himself On Che summer 0f 1852 because
nor son had not advanced an addition
N sum OF q 600 hs had agreed 60: mat
he promised her $1,000 N che would
consent 90 De appointed her sln's rult-
dian, WHO was then Insane. and that
she consented and wnH appointed, anil
W1a theu made defendant g. gishlrn'a
action 90 hive M1shy'H interest 90 de-
clarol II j. also true shat CiHblrn, no
bis complaint. falsely represented that
M0sby hrli the decd Co due.haif of the
claim HlmBy ~ secure iic 5000. and
ih1t De controlled The dUfndanrs eide
% ihe case az VOL az bis own. that b.
prevented Mrs. broeHlar from Hnlflrg
up her sons tiiie: That nl dcflnas Nh
.1 rposll ana upon ha false tesil-
W1uy che Insane mans dHoi was de-
cTDol o. be in effect a mIftetrH t1 ae-
cure The 1900. and that th1 court was
imposed upon and mlslrd hy DlfhHrn'a
flls' tfF.ImIuy. Tnrra rfn De- n1
iouni ihai Che couri would not have
fmlted Chg drcrg' clmp'1iu.d VI DO she
truth had hHCn stated hy GiHllru. who
was il' only witness. GiThlu nHt ON.
co1ici facts and prevented ava antwrr
or uppi lrinre in the CAS- Thcit was
70 aivorury trial. This irrlne mans
olae was nor prgfcut.l e. sac court.
II w1H dNcrtfd away by means df de-
c.lt, false si1irmortr and perjury.
Equity alh1ri ali such narri1us
and deit7tah'o means % miilOid and
DE- lvo courts ~ Justice. AMI deprive
persons Ui thelr rghia. especially whom
the victim ls insane.
"lf the fraud now relied on o. ED ono
decree aall' had been iu tfmn in fhat
case and fairly tried. % could NOT b. re-.
tried; hut such was not che ease.
tn o. was D. contest before ihe court
ON ne itIll In that case. The frauIu.
lent devices employed by The pli'niin
IN h1t case prevented tha formation
W any Issue Tor trial. and they wera
~ ctuil IN HupnreHH'ng the iruih
This Insane mans case was nor exhib.
ited in ,hn court. Tho decree or iha
dnrd N ne alleged guardian made Dol
puffulnrn Nf lt cannot hs permitted 300
stand. CTWn freeman on Jud emantf
sees isl ana i9a. 4. s.. W Thriekm1r.
'.n, pS ". a. CD
Tho decree " the court below dis.
mIfflng phlniim'l suit n rfysra 4. and
.h' case " rmluied with dir, etlna Ia
mat court '1 act aside Co., conclusions
uf Jaw. and Oh state oihers ln ascrr,l.
ane' w'h 'hlf opinion. and 90 grant "a
q 're' annnillur ana settling aside she
q .rcr 70 Sept. i,isPl. in the case IN
~ born W Emcrlne prcraior ruir,ilan
u th' prrgin ana estate ~ Darlri II.
M1ahy. and vncatlng hor dsei in pur.
au1n.c thereof 60 Clshlru. and ndiudr.
w tlM tlut % orr.hhlf ~ me Gaytsr-
Marion claim, The property described In
% mplllni. e. be In pinlai \. Moo
~ With oar.s ~ this appeal b pialn-
IuFIac Mingr c1ncurH IN the decision.
justice hluch De- aut M IN city.
10 Tn UNDER Ild tn. ullutins will
nov clmmenes proceedings arnfnst
Giaborn and the Ucyr r. Marion com.
pany % recover The value ~ ono-h1if
Of che ore inken frtm ths Gcyscr claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Hhlrs ana i2i pr cent In the number %,
l,EiHl.red vessels that went out laden
WIN The omplru'H produuta aud brought
IN FOREIGN raw material Takrn na h.
the number ~ Voyages. .he growth II,
almost ton pr cont for the last p,rio1
-.isyG-ta-for which figures arr ncces.
hlhle. The consul says
" We are 90 take part IN the trade
with south America and with tho east
we must emulate this empire In ID,
matter NJ SHIPS. or AN ships that came
into and went out of Herman ports In
1896, u per cent bore tho empires naF.
or the steamers. cs.3 per cent was Ger
man"
Germany, like France h catering 90
the Russian trade and supplying that
colossal country with manufactures
Russia n Gcrmnny'a bert buyer ~ ma
chincry. Consul Monaghan nayH:
~ ~ IN Eastern. Russian and South
American markets that We must make
our greatest efforts 90 meet Germany.
We should Improve transportation IA
cilitlcr 10 South America ana inauEu-
rate an energetic policy Of making for
ciFn markctA"
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No More noais Necessary.

Washington. Aug iS.-ii Il Inc opln-
Ton " he officials OF ths treasury de-
psrtment thai there Will be- no necea-
slty flr an1ther bond Issue, growing
uui " che war, ana mat the present
revenue Law. with possibly allKht mod
lncieiunH, should b. retained on the
statute books FOR IN Indefinite period.
The following may h. taken as che
view ~ the treasury department on
the subject; 4. may b. hoped that 10
fuNhcr Issues sf bonds will be naces-
eHry Loo c0nurctiln with bringing the
extraordinary war expenditures 60 a
close. With the treasury well supplied
flr the carly future and wien the plwer
conferred upon tho secretary 90 make
temporarily leans OF $500. 0Oo.0 900 n re-
qurcd. any further resort O. bond in-
sues r. ems "a most remote probability.
This vlew Ia reinforced by me fact that
with ihe operation ~ che now excise
ana stamp taxes thr revenues ~ ne
government VIII largely exceed Dis
hurssmrntH based upon ordinary peace
condition., This incrgasf IN revenue
ouEiit 90 and will provide Tor an In
crease IN the war and navy sxprndl-
turns, which 90 doubt VIII b. wlt-
nfHHtd even Nf.ur active military apfr-
atlpns have terminated. The enlarged
expenditures Or the navy and thn
army over ih" past viii b. necessary
u most obvious AMI 70 IL q matter n
cluErtiulailun max hy tho wise arlon
or Congress the government has be.n
put on a broad basis.