| Show rip 1 x Sp CC D BY P SAM III I 1 i z L ur 1 U 1 i I i II Peale tt th Press I ie ien n r e b Ib IbI I ll It la Is foN two f fi J i grand r n l Jurl It has hIlA hM tI the l i t i United enate at it t ie belli tl aim I by b th the The Ill pret Jj Ii I dent of h United It Its t tI s after Ra of Maryland s a aI r I I pr or onn ld J II I 1 the Calif caen on tile the floor of t the fl al aru and Intimated that It was II a 1 pond N 4 et er a mut tl t him the q fl fly rd to I 1 II he tee 1111 Mr is I have sak d dt fr for the to t e attorney Ir I teU them who nr are In the th caen al what hat It Itte te sa II Out and what hat the i I I law for tor the U II Th law 1 yeN yela for tor the ha have not ran n nIt lit It I t thi tb lawyers fit of Mr I r rr ri 1 r t i Tbs J Ps company any I im the est under which t e Nw New York Tork YorkS S park W I U publish d MM Joseph h I Im II the editor ot of the theM M d It III owner r and nd Pm Forn of t tile World are In 11 point Doe and before tM U grind Juny for th the District 1 of Columbia and Inci lIre Ih the federal greed d Jury of th lh United lat dis disi i court In Nw New Yolk The prel preel dent t of col the tittle who I I the suit aid hell he did eo i fhe eThe I reel Ir la Joaeph rr end Anel of tI the World orld I i WIlli th the er n or which ii Mr hR has I fl a guilty 1 Inform In Ina form a I In individuals th the i iI I Injury done I IC In blackening good of r 0 Ili AT r icon pro pi He Hebe Hei i I old be t fur 1 1 by tI the fI II tI r II jo joJa s X t Ja In a letter I Willi Dudley Dudly Foulke Foulk e q tl In till the Burly pilot T rt of i 4 tile t e seven ly i itea tea of 0 the Indianapolis ti N and M Lilian f d of tbs New York rJ for tor their t nn n r with Ih the TI tier In t 1 i Ing the Worlds World ThIN letter kr letterY Y brou nut ul from the press i d the hilt bat the Ian n i t w tit the c by the w rn ern p F pest Y befog much i I Is Mr dr Pulitzer b Tao lIe concerned 1 nn av of r n D I th h preel a dents ra low r P Taft std Cromwell It N wag 1 tint this thiM pur puri i for nil 1111 the bond and tf 0 Of t the he old I r Panama Canal and then o Ite toe to have hav tJ United Hlat stake stakes s take over ov 1 lb h cans canal rights Pt t a pP ur f making a al Ir l of tr fur the I may Ix be tho outcome of Gt i iI Pt I on Mr Pulitzer I before entry with th the unique I 1 I r hems the one line I 1 host the legal I machinery of Df s I t has been put In ao aou 0 u Ii I II baa feu Men Mend d 1 n decidedly out outI I I II Is tt n slant In hla bb j i ih jI I r r I r v r h he pos In the thed c d yard by bs report I I 1 1 1 1 I by 10 th the r t Ill 11 I t pit fr for the ma maal map al f Mrs ht e 4 x N If Kr Pulitzer w were In tilt e Ii aM III his ho he uld not nol be quits t N distinctive although alth his hi tl I 1 baa hla p ft In Ute ti s uon of 01 the hour and anel hla of met II sad attain re rem m mark him lit w on In fu for beyond Ion l the of tb the R m ena m man of r In I at d 1 1 I b y I r i Il f q qI t I I J 9 d i ti 1 r rr rt rt i I t l Jet Jetti r t I ti e w r I y a y yr I r k kI i 4 i ir I I I r 5 a M ova r hi Iti r 11 t ts tc I s pr gar J c Iv 1 Tr r r 1 raM r e V v i s l r I P h l AJ Ir i I I I j t PULITZER I I I S RAL I i it t I I I t In hl this tIl mm mans polite nature A In ra mal ro will b be pardoned In 1872 11 1 w was sent t to 81 Louis Loul IJ by Mr Storey editor tor of th the Chicago Tim Times OR on 1 n Ion which took look n nun to the of le led 0 d Mr RUbon Hutchins then one of Or Orthe the throe bap s ot of St Louie Loul was a human dynamo Mc Bt visiting hi his 0 kIe and running mallin to the polin room he found time lime to give ve m me me title e Int A yo young filth Dame lit In II to whom I 1 was Introduced BI late nom WA wile Pulitzer The name at t that Um time had hul n 11 limit limited circulation Mr In hi him burrl hurried cl and Jerky oIa said ald Pulitzer this ou g gi i man h has come down here bere for lor the Chi Chiago ago tago Tim You talk to him Mm said and tell I him what h he want ul to know while J I Jam Irem rem am Mr Hutchins w was away nearly an hour In that time I 1 had bad obtained no ao information from rom young youn Pulitzer But Buthe Buthe he had bad found out a far u m my knowl knowlI knowledge I edge extended and aDd u tar a as m my rota rela tines with the Time would permit me to tell teU nil all about the wy way In which Mr Storey conducted hi his great newspaper for tor k It w was a great journal at t that time He hurled burled at me until I 1 grew He In I minutely about every IDent nt of the Time Tim He evea how the were to tile the I Not ne of fete bIa prompted b by mere curiosity lie Ire d to knew for lor a The Tb 11 pot known to bl hia in informant formant Mist But oua Pull Pulitzer Ho He Was for Home yeara later laterI I had an II idea U na p the h mn meaning of nt tile the tiler r rapid lire fire which had hod been n asked Mr Hu lu In eked RIO mo after young lied ne it If Pulitzer had told me anything I rapped that h fend not but t lie he had found out everything I knew about th the Tim Vr Kr Hutchins ut laughed or Of he be I I tell nothing but to find out all the other fellow knows HI His First Step In Politic bout About the time ot of this Incident or j lOGOn eoon after 1 Pulitzer WIN we a reporter i ion on tile the Post Poet an I Leman daily newspaper A little later there was a political meeting In Inthe inthe the rotunda of the old courthouse of 01 III Bi loula ire of the w was Joseph Pulitzer After that b he wu was in 10 demand He e was waa at that time lime put part owner and managing editor ot of the German newspaper on which he be I had been a a reporter porter There Ther were fIer two newspapers In the elt city that had small circulation and anel 1 less Hr Pulitzer bought them The Tb ro tI was II the reo re I suit ault The constitution ot of Missouri Is Isa I a part of the work of Mr n lie was a member of the body ma made e It ne Ile wu was with Carl lu In the Liberal Republican movement which subsequently re suited In the nomination of Horace 0 Greeley for president l Pulitzer was a delete to the convention 1 that nominated Ople Greeley and Brown Browa BrownIle JI Ile has haa beets been an Inele independent I Democrat t teer ever eer since Ilace The rh party men mea ot of that will understand what pendent nt to Mr Mr J wu was horn bom In Hungary fun In 1147 1117 Ile Will was seventeen vent old when he came rAme to this coun countr tr try III father w wan a man ot of come IOne I means and his hie run lIOn the tho benefit of ofa ofa a private tutor Owing to 10 tM the failure of hi his father Ither young was wae on hi his own exertions for tor He U never ner walled for 01 op opportunity to knock at his hla door n Ile found He mr fed In Pt Louis Ills wife who cam ramo from a not noted Kentucky f sally war one ot of the beauties of oC lb the old city It fah I is inter sated In many charities and before lter husbands Ith mho was wa much more prominent In society than she has site been Bb She often panle panl him In hi hb travels 8 She I Ii do de devoted voted to 10 him and anel to hit his Interests There are six 1 children in III the household Before his mar marriage lire Ir Pulitzer enlisted In the army rm for the defense fen of oC the Union and until the conflict wan waa over HI His Arrival In New York There Them are stories and atone about Mr Kr coming to 10 New York One Is 11 that thet he wu was penniless AD Another la Is that lie he slept pt In the perk Irk Some me ot of these stories may Y have more color than Iou Uon It is a feet that h he was remote from a III HI chi chief tl ot of his hili ford fON sight end and 11 lie tOt foresaw tor example the In the N New York World orid Nebo else hall seen them 11 He Clet determined to bu buy It Itlie itlie lie earned out this thle A Ad d rate hotel wi Need en the rile te of oC tM the present t World building Mr foresaw thet the Ih two 11 Ile III hough I Ir I ail 11 seeing New HIV York Tara are J pass e 1 Ix Thoo Tb tory story of the Im from the structure under the t tt greet t l bronze mm Is Ia known aU all the gloh In 1111 Mr wee wa tl to I the lower batten 0 of from frn 1 nn 11 I of the of New York but I u h II was too loo choked lie after a Iw few months to tn give In III his I ion to Ih the work for which M he Mi a ee i born When his hia gnat Is I I upon him It h ItI I seemed to quicken all 11 his hili r 11 lie hI himself IC to 10 him hili work with great titan ever and nd h heven heves eves even new quit active No maths where h I he ma may be h be Is III editing th II World orld Iles haa R a summer homo home ur urIle Ile 11 harbor Arbor Ile 1141 sus a mansion In n fashionable section of 01 X New irk j rk This Thill in III a palace In Its went It Is III the horn home of a student t I maker ot of events B a an arts artl artlIn In all that I is net en to I And elevate lie hM has R a place pia In I pines or of New Je Jersey hero It he W a al certain seasons lie has a yacht chat Ihn I was WAIl constructed after his own dr h III lie knows Mumps end its 1111 lie men aK ae well RII as h he knows know hIs I fd ed country and It Its public mn men lint Bat wherever he h may be I wherever h he mar Inny margo go hit he keeps hl hia lingers on Ih the L 1 his hili nt thirst for all that it he wears ont nut aril and I Is still fresh In hi him work wheel wh oth ethers bate f up from I How a Blind Man Sees Sen iOne I One Ita day at liar Dar harbor h he had 1111 told j his hili to read to him the heed Un lines or of his hie paper pr Awe Awa down In on one was all an Rem of nr p poor or toman who had been run own h by a ear lar The item lIem hed cone om In late lat and Anel It had hotd to tar be The s f rotary hAd skipped th the item TI 11 blind bUill mans 11 intuition to told him that ot of the paler J 1 r had not b been read rad 1 li the weary secretary to tn r rover over the 1 later Ir again Tide n II h hI I secretary read the d tt I II I The great editor said to him T I F read list 1 before etor J I I ailed That I is the tho bl big item lIm lit In III Ih IIII I news Telegraph h the editor to 10 ral raise fund for tor that Isar Woman Let tn I t k World orld heed the n nAnd And se 30 It II goes s day niter da day vr ever he na be lie knows knowlI before h us j jI I I goes to 10 sleep hors hero or In the remote rt I I or of Ih the world wherever Ih the bl 11 graph can call furnish him the Uon exactly atI how man many linen In or of ed 1101 I th the next Issue ot of his t pep APt r I will contain t i iI tI I A fe few years a ago soon after hl his 1 i Ralph married Webb daught l lot I of W Seward W Webb b r f New York Josoph Pulitzer t th that t he would retire from CrOin the ot of hili hie two new I In New York Nobody In ht the World orld nf riesa 1 disputed this announcement ht hilt then were many incredulous IJ 1 Ralph s a well 11 newspaper man and ancl has hae as the older heads with hi his slig III lie JIe begAn like hili hie father er erthe r rI the tho lowest rung run of the ladder but h 11 I I knows knowli who Is editor of the World orl orlI lion d deeply Imbued Mr 11 Joc I Pulitzer la Is with his hili work wea i inot I not B a great while ago when he found I fill it R a school ot of nl In I bla lt Ue lie gave It a 1 dollars lie He promised to gin ghee I millIon when the school reB roaches hell the Ih I stage lag that will warrant the donation I The founder or of the new school of r thus proposes to t what he be has created PRANK K If 11 BROOKS |
