Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23

Bureau Will BE Furnished
on Request Of onciaIs r. scandal
GUS Conduct OF Government Em-
pIoyes
There is a house on - street southeast
to which the GLoBE's attention has been
called. 1t has become rendezvous for car
ousals by an employe of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing This male liber-
tine is a married man and has two children.
The money which ought to be devoted TO
their support he spends in rioting and car
ousing with a female employe of the Bureau.
/ The house on - street, as stated, is also
visited by prominent Grand Army man,
who holds down a Government job. He is
I frequently drunk on the premises and
/ enjoys the society Of the Bureau dame re-
ferred 20.
The man, guilty Of neglectlng his family
for the liceutious dame on -- street, was
| appointed to the Bureau by Clerk Lyman on
the recommendation of the Grand Army
man referred to, although he had no claims
on the organization, never having been
member
These two, of the many lovers of the
Bureau female emplOye. have a whisky CO.
partnership in which they aim to keep the
female tanked up to her full capacity for red
liquor. 1t is no uncommon sight in the
neighborhood for people to witness the
drunken antics of all three
There are other married men who visit the
Bureau dame and eujo oy her society and slug
whisky. An investigation in the neighbor-
hood OF this dame s residence was inspired
/ hry frI1 f.It
GLOBE has eliminated the names, ETC..
Editor Sunday Globe
Your paper seems to be fair at all times,
l therefore request that you look into the
case Of two Government employees at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing who are
living together man and wife in viola.
tion Of the Edmunds law The parties in
question are both living on - street.
The lawful wife of Mr.. resides
with her mother trying to exc out an ex-
istence for herself and two children, while
her husband draws a fairly good salary
from the Government and can afford to
support them nicely but instead of doing so
uses il all for the pretty black eyed woman,
buying her many costly things as well as
keeping her full of the cursed demon
"whiskey."
The case may be worth looking into from
the fact that it brings quite a number of
prominent people into il. Who secured
Mr. --- the position2 I'll tell you. II
was done through one of the other lovers
of the black eyed beauty, one -- of the
G. A. K. through appointment clerk Lyman
at Treasury Department although the APP
plicant has no claim upon the G. A. r. nor
has he passed the Civil Service examina-
tion as is necessary in that particular case.
The case will give the comrades of the
G. A. R. chance TO reflect as to the pro-
prety of - - to use the influence
Of the order towards licentious ness and
lust, and after the case has been thoroughly
investigated and .he is found wanting, he
should be dismissed from the order in dis
grace as heccan be found intoxicated at
least twice each week on - street, as two
of US women coudtestify if it was not for
the fact that we may lose our place.
Mr. Editor do not request that you be-
ieve us, but go in the neghborhood and
make inquiries as we have done and you
may gain some very queer information as
to the character of the occupants of the
house at all times both day and night.
The little black-eyed woman from all ac-
counts is one of the rankest of prostitutes
and if many Of the marriedsmen who have
visited there were called upon TO swear un-
der oath as to her character am very sure
it would appear verysblack.
AS have stated before, it would not be
healthy for US to give our names, but a
careful search will reveal an awful scandal
and as your paper is for the just and righte-
Gus, I would say shield none however great
your feelings may be towards the grand old
organization Of veterans.
nj.
done, may your paper and business prosper,
we remain as ever,
READERS OF THE SUNDAY GLOBE.
The facts contained in the foregoing letter
were duly authenticated by a.GLoBE iuves-
tigator. and the .namess of kthe offending
parties are now in our possession. Why
we do not publish them land thus insure
their dismissal from the ipublic service is
due solely toithe fact that. innocent people
would suffer-the wives, children an rela-
tives of these lustfulsbrutes. If Secretary
Shaw, however, or theEohieials Of the Blu
reau Of Engraving ard Printing desire the
names Of the persons implicated, the GLOBE
will furnish them on request, and they can
be quietly dropped from the Bureau with
out exposing their sinnocent families to
shame These innocent victims have suf-
fered enough already, aud the GLOBE does
not desire 70 nflict upon .them additional
pain But the offending, Government en-
ployes, male and female, should be iEcon-
tinently fred from the public service in
cluding the prominent G. A. r. man whose
drunken carousals andi lustful conduct has
made him notorious to the-ciuzens Of the
street in whichithe black-eyed Deliah plies
her after Office hours vocation of--prosti-
/ tutel