The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
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shop opposite the Treasury was taken up. ~
the elder Riggs and made tho mariner Of bis
soma Mr.. Coreoran was tho son OF cobbier
q the s il!s son married Tho daHshisf e
sides inter the Merrimse had dT rammei him 10
the bottom 1 noticed n colored miniature
from the Senate ior treasonatio letter. In
from sSaa ErsPHhts nH WAS New
81 the Rasses intermarriod With bis family liz
sitting down before the fire with Mr.. Brice.
"Breakfasting at o'clock is n little late for
Our lives arc regulated by substances.
right through till II o'clock to-day eleven
hours began when took up business. with
should get Into bed lam S GENERALLY e, Se asleep in
one minute after am stretched out"
vo SUPPOSE that occupation is necessary for
mo. II isn't. rnsnn lie down on my back in
field and LOCK up thinking about nothing. and
| army camps. over here Mt Giesbolo. opposite
the Navy Yard at Washington. was a SO der
ter tent not higher Than that table ~ Your c'"ow
is think n was as harry then rs
What organization were you enrolled In ?"
to us from ien. sherman. where he Ind been
the studious., settled sort. but he had tho con.
f nae Of his men; He was the very best OF
=, \
bamn. respected bv his neiIhbors."
IN n1 nov sonsIEr f. hs tho severest
| "I.ating. Drink is not good Tor n man when
he cannot do without it, but think food is u
greater dissipation. / have never cen sick,
entered tho senate first. when series OF din.
nnrs was given 20 me ~ Don Cameron and
cessive days. Though 1 am rs hard as u nut
anu AMI, can stand nnythinE 1T the end Of ,hoss
A h.s Inn, l,ip-
uuets in Washington. followed ~ sleep. or.
%nat + as cold , ha,h d" more harm than
ionable lie killed sheridan. the toughest man
he eyer knew"
Stanford here. ana perhaps Mr. ,%ashburn IN.
engaged In the Transportation problem. let mo
a ash you @; 4 any more long railroads are to te
} II cannot pretend to be prophet and an.
sswcr leading question like that. The most
Lake superior and on to the Pacific and fur
away into the Asssnitoine and iludson's Bay
both ts shores in the tinted States that is to
say. near 200 miles, Of its northera shore lies
vest Of tho Canadian boundary. There are
Mr. jan"s 0 will nave n S"ened
Ocean i runs between tho Canadian Pacific
and the Northern Tactic He is now building
"% ho atS Of WtsfI ns M"9s With
steT E nnas rs ns EestETn nor 'eFnrin s Of
record among tho five other throngh lines to
e. the rnnris; It runs tns,a,rly hoe nie from
some 800 miles beyond that to Puget Sound.
ao slnIlr h,rnleh runs 200 miles away to Ana.
Gn any r Inc nss ITS eastern terminus is
has built l1O miles northwest OF lieSina.. and
Is COMING down to l2in with the Lowry Rail
70 ITO soo,, Then there IL our ra lioad. OF
which e. Sen. Thomas is President: which runs
miles. with branches to various points on
l:aSe superior You see, all the fertile part Of
Canada lies south o; the line between lie 500
can Leave Duluth in the morning. he al tho
500 ut 10 oc.ocE at II Ehi. and in twelve
IN Boston forty hours from Duluth to Boston.
ne Z, LAKE Snnrrior country is the new centre
mains there in Tie vun orots w1e Err Of It
to Inst 1T least TWENTY-FIVE years. The finest
quality, of Iessemer steel ore in the land
great ridges offncXhaustible extent some in
MNichignn, some in WISCONSIN. and some in
bounHle,sly rich in the metals. Tho iron is
attracting more attention ther, than the cop.
PER which has been mined nine" soonE Hardly in.
snd the milling water in The pai!ss
miles from Duluth to Buffalo. and Hill is now
building large and elegant passenger steam
ed many Shar pas tho ses ass
OF Watering place hotel. filed every year with
pc"r!e: for you must understandtnat 10000
to those great water deposits with their cool
mir, sailing; and llsh and game. Stecmers will
be run in iitty hours from Buffalo t. Du!u II.
se!enty-lye. thousand people live in the two
cities Of DnlUth and superior City. which are
about us inr apart MS Staten Island and New
York and have the same general harhuE"
You Lriiged the sau.t Ste. Marie p
Yes: It was not very expensive task: we
on the one side. the American on tho other.
ana tho river between. but tho river is not
ger S whe sTs acut at tArne the
miles across and very deep though IRON the
north side 4 shoal make. out which has to be-
rage route To about six miles. Ur0n that
ferry run as heavy stsamoIs n tnH Central Pa
they keep the straits free q i." all winter
long; lou know that beth tho rcnnsylvan!a
into Muckinuw City which Is on the south side
y Railroad Of ST, ranI skirts both arms Of
Escannna. The political boundary west OF
Lake Superior Is almost dissso!Ve'i. and tho
developers go on as il there wer. no bo9nIary
NJ all: From that portion Of the, world in:
cline to believe The consolidated destnies OF
forces greater than war or diplomacy. Coal
a return freight goes to Duluth !or almost
DO, YOU think that prosperity will DO the
have no more doubt OF the continued de-
velopment nnt increasing riches OF the great
parallel on which stands New York than have
Of the maintenance of the sun our orb.
Mind you. suy this northern parallel. ny
which mean New York. New Jersey. pennsyI-
vania. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Michigan, Wis.
consin. Minnesota. and onward Those plains.
long misunieEstool. now sustain fogr great
line. the Northern Pacific, the Hill Pacific. and
the. Canadian Pacific. We shal! hayo pros
rerity rs long as you and live, II we live very
long. Wehave not yet left tho provincial CON
dition OF American development. the real tu-
ture 10 yet TO begin IN that region OF which l
more homes: live on better land. and have
more land and more acquitted and graduated
social happiness than anywhere else on this
earth. Ion may take tho Oldest, nnd best
country and ii will NOT compare with tho land
holders md citizens in mat great wheat.
water. and mineral belt of the United states,
Other pa;ts, OF tho country. then. are Lot
doing 30 well p
The South Is complaining OF the low price
OF cotton and tho low rrice OF iron ores. They
have thrown into development u great deal Of
money and credit. and the scttin. Of things
has Momenthriiy affected them.
heard the Comptroller Of the Currency.
Mr.. Hepburn: say that tho Northern Paciiic