The age-herald., 1902-05-12
TiIlman Furnishes UnseemIy
 max in the Philippine Deb;

York Sun. Admiral Sampson d broken heart" that "the abuse ne was subjected because he victor of Santiago killed him." a ad museum. Admiral Sampson ! and so let him rest. But the n his organs in discussing his l in many instances eontemptible are most powerful evidences to nj the great majority of the Ameri pie have never believed him td victor of Santiago. On the cont, people have neser wavered in th that Admiral Sohley won that ba the death of Sampson, followed pttiful plaints of Schleys defaml to change the conviction in tn mind. Moreover, a rational ped decline to accept the newspapeI that Q man "died broken-hear1 cause the larger element of thl resolutely refused to believe as t mans claim to' another mans ment. It Is probable enough tha son came to regret most keenly h ish fleet under my command" victory" Fourth of July presen people" nonsense. Sampson was away from the battle for any st to nave reached him. Otherwise I might have been less unhappy.
 There is a great deal of gossip account Of the alleged refusal of Miles to accept the navy departI vitation to act as pali-bearer at Sampsons funeral, and these W so consistently defamed Miles bet believed that Schley was entitled hanor which Sampson claimed self, are saying hard things al general of Inc army. But, as Mics pursued the only proper coI could not for moment assur either the navy department or tn son family really desired his at the funeral. For him it was place between the seas. And ape all other familiar conditions ot to keep Miles from tho funeral O son Is the fact, stated weeks agd In Roosevelt are not on speaking nor Is tho general on speaking tel cept in the strictest and most | sense, with his immediate superb retary Root. In common human| Niles car never forget or forgive tndignities to which he has been ed by the President and the Secrt War, both of whom he must ha at Sampson's funeral.
 There are some painfully sugges velopments of this most unhappyI son-Schley controversy, which ad to the President and a few all-wis papers declared long ago "ended." son is dead because. as his frier of the ended" controversy
 after the admirafs death, form CT ! ry Long issued from his own la in Massa achusetts statements harsI apparently vindictively contro| bowling away at Schley as usual quite well known in WashingtoI Long remained in office In order Il his fight against Schley and long to promote Crowninshield, Schleyl traducer. Long himself publicly d that he was staying in office to the Santiago issue. and 1t becamd wise known that one of his queer Il of settling" the matter was to H his pet areh-plotter Crowninshiel the heads of thirteen senior offid the naval list and have him sent | land to represent the navy at the
 
 have become violently seasick, beca a great many years he never, never went to sea-"
 And now comes the last and mod rub of all. Long placed Crownf on the list as a senior rear-admirI pay at the rate of s74OO a year, of the sum paid to Schley after the of Santiago. On the day before A Sampson's funeral, while Long was out harsh interviews and while inshield was seasick on his voy crook his proud knee before tn, the Auditor of the Treasury for tn Department denied Long's legal au for paying Crowninshield $74oO; tn being 5000 in excess of lawful pa,
 The Auditor will probably be r from office; but he has done the a great service in exposing one public money methods of, Long. CT shield & Co.
 LUCIEN JULIEN WAL