Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20

continue to shelter her until the trouble is
settled, The young woman, although she
is of age and her own mistress, absolutely
refuses 20 see callers on any pretexL so
fearful is she, her friends state, of SOME
plan by which her mother may seek to
coerce her"
The GLOBE does not believe that Miss
Hunt is the nervous or scared creature this
account indicates Her actions belle this
attempted bid for sympathy contained in
the imputation of fear of her mothers CO.
ercion She has demonstrated since Grum-
bine kissed her "liliesn that her mother is
the last person on earth she has respect
fear or affection for. TO add a little gaiety
to this sombre and distressing domestic
chapter of a daughters unnatural conduct
for the mother who bore her and ner mad
infatuation forau exposed mountebank with
a wife and children IN Syracuse, the GLOBE
reproduccs the following gem from Attorney
Stuart Mcnamara, who Is the legal adviser
and retained attorney of ]. c. = Grumbine
founder of the White Rose cult Mr. Nc
Namara gravely gets off this udicrous state
ment.
Mr. McNamara also stated that Mr.
Grumbiue had simply taken a friendly in-
terest in Miss Hunt Tie secured for her
the position of secretary of the college of
which he is president. and this, together
with the writing SHE has been doing has
enabled her 90 make "a living"
Mr. Mcnamara would no doubt consider
itlbelous and offensive if we were TO put
the query. 'Doy you caliita friendly interest
Mr.. McNamara 20 kiss a lady's titles that
she might remember that you were the
first that enjoyed themN' If this is taking
q friendly interest what would you call
taking lberlics'2 You have evidently
not yet pcrused Gumbine's letters iu which
his powers of description of the female form
divine are strikingly demonstrated Aud he
did not resort to allegory either, as in the
case of the 'lilics,' except perhaps i'm the
words lacey things, which he used I'm de-
scribing his osculatory performances on
several occasions with Miss Hunt These
lacey things" and 'lillies" are about the
only printable expressions in the one letter
at least we perused of Grumbine's to Miss
Hunt, since the publication Of our expose
ON Sunday last.
"There are others" we have been in
formed but our taste for that kind of cor.
respondeuce is not difficult to satiate, hence
one Grumbine letter is enough for us of the
kind referred TO, and which has not and
never can be printed without making the
acquaintance Of Anthony Comstock or one
of his resident agents.
The friendly interest," taken in Miss
Hunt by Grumbine stamped out OF obliter-
ated her love and affection for her mother,
and made her so reckless and vindictiye
that She would nov send .hat mother 90 a
felon's CELL Great head AIr Mcnamara,
but this friendly interest will not 60
down with males of voting age in Alexan-
dria or with females with half of the "ex-
perieuce" of Miss Lucille Hunt
IF the Grumbine ireligion is of that
character that 1t makes a daughter dcsirous
of sending mother to prison because of a
friendly interest" taken i'm the said
daughter by the man who kissed her
"liIicsn and her lacey things" 1t is TO say
the least theology born Of the devil and
nurtured i'm Hades. That good breeding
education and the refnemeuts of respect
able home, i'm addition to natures debt of a
daughter for her mother, are not proof
against the seductive powers of this re-
lgion and It's founderis corroborative proof
of the place of its birth and propaga-
toul It is also proof of something else
besides "a frieudly.interest Of Grumbine's.
to- earthly agent for Miss Hunt, It's prestess
OF deluded disciple
The preliminary inquiry into the larceny
charge preferred against Mrs. Hunt by Mr.
James W. Fox has been postponed until
tomorrow in police court. Mrs Hunts
attorneys are confident of the entire excul-
patton of their client from any criminal
olleusc
Mrs Hunt, until reduced iu fortune. pos
scssed a large amount of real estate in this
city Her daughter, who has abandoned
her, had thousands spent ON her education
by this devoted mother Perhaps if Mrs
Hunt had been less fond and compelled the
high pricstess of this Grumbiuc fake TO
have learned some useful occupation iu-
stead Of cultivatng the elegant idleness.
which led her into the Grumbiue camp, she
would now be the consolation instead of the
prosecuted of the widow Hunts declining
years. As rctribution ever follows the uu.
natural conduct of children for their
parents, Miss Lucille Hunt can rest assured
that sooner or later it will overtake her.