Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-20
MORE FOR Mr.. CARYl.
Brcr. Brotherton Comes Back With some
Further Observations.

| Further Observations.
Boulder. Colo, Sept 10. 1899.
To the Editor of the Camera:
Sir-Beyond all peradventure our only
New Era philanthropist, Charles w.
Caryl. dislikes newspaper controversy of
the nature of that contained in your issue
OF the 18th inst Any other kind of news
paper notoriety. such as the prosecution
OF suit against An old lady of u years
OF age. from whom he has obtained 20,
900. or any comments favorable to him
self or his New Era trash, he is only too
| anxious to seek and in the latter case re
PRINT wide his New Era publication) with
its ad nauseum recitals of Charles w.
Caryl's opinion Of Charles w. Caryl.
1t is true that Judge Hallett did net
appoint receiver for the express reason,
as stated by his honor. that there was
nothing to receive in the first instance
and in the second he had. what Charles
w. Caryl had and has not, consideration
for the woman 50 grossly wronged and
wished to save her the expense of re.
ceiver. His opinion Of the transaction is
best gathered from the fact that he never
asked the plaintiff to even state the case
or support it by reading one single aft
davit. After one hour and a half of
wind from the defense the injunction
was continued instanter and Caryl order.
ed to bring certain stock into court
where it is now impounded, fortunately
for the plaintiff.
The frank manner in which the Wall
Street philanthropist evades or declines
to meet the issues raised in my last is
tacit admission of the accuracy of each
and every charge made BY James w.
Purdy. This is apparent to the most
ordinary intelligence. His last after.
thought of an explanation for giving a
worthless check is. if anything. less sane
than his first charge of my stopping its
payment. When men are put to such
shifts it is not hard to discern where the
truth lies.
Mr.. Caryrs reference to the Engineer
ing and Mining Journal is quite timely
as he will find if be inspects one of its
issues OF this month anent himself. Mr.
Caryl cannot have known the editor OF
that sheet long otherwise he would not
pin his confidence to the accuracy of his
statements. l should expect to as soon
get pure water from cess pool as to
get truth from that source where the
editor participates in personal dispute.
Fortunately others do know r. P. Roth.
we'll and pretty well too. Any man who,
under given circumstances seeks pure
and undehled truth from the Engineer.
ing and Mining Journal. is Just as apt to
dig up. vell-say another New Era
Humanitarian like unto Boulder's own
and only Charles w. Caryl. But Mr..
Caryl claims to be on a plane different
to most other mortals and doubt if any
one cares to get down there unless per.
haPs it may be 1T with its record from
New York; who divides its time between
writing up books to meet Mr.. Caryl's
case rs against that of an old lady Of ?,
years. and 81 atching short morsels OF
comfort from the gospel according to St.
John for its Sunday school or Bible class
Of the following Sunday.
Mr.. Editor. you have not yet half
learned the amount Of holiness there is
at Wall Street. in fact there is more
alleged holiness than holeness. We /
have there embodied even in one per.
sonality. more "isms" than you can shake
the proverb.al stick al. Talk abost b.. |
ing all things to all men! Wall Street |
stops At nothing sir. not even At divorce
de convenience and what more do you
want.
Yours respectfully
w. H. BRorHKRroA.