The Sunday globe., 1901-06-16
Is IT A FACTI

1udL uls son, FRANK bdheTt ~ prop
erty clerk under his father and looks
after things while his father attends
to his practice.
That a second son is surveyor, and
draws a salary. A daughter was also
at one time in the Department OF Agri-
culture until she married a man con-
nected with the Geological Survey.
That his cook is on the rolls, and
that Rosa, the grandchild nurse, is
down as a charwoman twas last sum-
mer).
That Frank L. Evans, chief of Di-
vision of Accounts, also has a son in
the Department Of Agriculture.
That Assistant Secretary Joseph II.
Brigham has both a son and daughter
feeding at the public crib.
That James Morrison, Department
of Agriculture, could not earn three
dollars per week out of office.
That the examination held BY the
civil service for scientific aid is a cloak
to push up some Of Wilson's pets from
Ames, Iowa.
That literature published under a
students own name does not qualify
him for actual work, or insure the
Government that he is competent,
That four girls in the West End
read one copy Of The Globe
That fifty copies Of The Globe were
bought by one employe of the Depart
nent of Agriculture and sent out of
town
That Jasper Wilson, second son of
Secretary Wilson, is now doing Chief
Clerk Geddes' work. The Gentleman
Chiefs Of the Department refused to
have anything to do with Geddes.
That certain young ladies are keep
ing their beans from going to the Con-
necticut avenue manicure shop by do
ing the feeling Of hands for Che beaus
themselves.
That the Gregory-Zimmerman AFFAIR
was bad for the young lady, but those
who know her know she was in no way
to blame.
That Mrs -- ought not to hold
down the Job she dees. She listens
over the wires to things that are not
intended for her ears, and tattles 10
Chief Clerk Geddss.
That the Assistant Secretary's ("son
Harry") work consists Of reading the
paper and flirting with the girls (very
common ones at that.
That Professor Lamson-Sc -Scribner re-
ceives s2,500 per AMMAN and his son,
Allen 5000 per annum for waiting on
his father, and is given a three
months trip away every summer, with
all expenses paid by the Government.
That the large bill paid for picture
making in the Division of Agrostology
does not all pertain to grassology,
That Secretary Wilson does not
thing AgrSstology a safe place for
women clerks, and for that reason has
appointed only men, since the French
affair.
That DR.. Geddes was sent to Europe
for the B. A. l. because he was not
capable to do the work right that was
assigned him, and that he spied for his
uncle, Chief Clerk Geddes.
That the Division of Forestry was
moved by the New York Chief from
under the Department roof because he
was ashamed to be down there and
moved up to F. street N. w. That is a
case where Geddes was told hands
off," Money is power.
That A. b. Lsckenby OF Portland.
could tell few truths if he would,
about the Scribner trip to the Pacific
Coast that would startle the natives.
That Iowa is flooded with copies OF
The Globe
That the voters of Iowa are ashamed
Of the way Senator Allison is protect
ing his relations, as he would be one
Of the first men to growl if it was any
body else.
That Secretary is looking out for
another place for his ward, Andrew
Geddes, but no one will take him.
That the Traction Company are
wearing a Harries spring cloak.
That Wilson has discharged quite a
small army Of employees on account Of
Andrew Ceddes.
That Andrew Geddes is no longer in
the divide of the spoils with the supply
clerk.
That some of the students help write
the examinations for the Civil Service
Commission that take those same ex-
aminations.
That several people in the Depart
ment of Agriculture want to write yoa
but are afraid to do so. Look out for
the rule against reading your paper,
either in the buildings or on the
grounds.
That The Globe does not try to make
the public believe that black is white
That Charles Lyman, Appointment
Clerk Of the Treasury, denies he was
dismissed from the array?
That Secretary Wilson has served
notice on Chief Clerk Geddes that he
is bit too heavy a load for the next
four years.
That Auditor Rittman endeaVoES to
draw the fire from disreputabls chief
Of division in his once by sending him
away on a trip at Government sI-
pense?
That the Commissioner Of PsnslsnE