Nellie Grant Sartoris

"I had to learn of my daughter's mit;ery,'' says Mrs. U. S. Grant, in an interview in Chicago, "through the American press." The stories about Mrs. Sartoris' unhappy doinestic life are, aceording to her mother, in a frank statement of which the sentence quoted is the prelude, without foundation in fact. Mrs. Grant is certainly qualified to speak with authority, and her statement should be accepted as