New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
THE PASSING THRONG.


rb.re vo. n Democratic statesman in the city
ves,srdav who wore a hunted look all day He
lodged in and out Of the Hoffman
VAN xyvTx u,use an II an assassin on his
poourps trail II was Frank Campbell
ArrEp chairman of the Democratic State
Campbell Committee Mr. Campbell happened
N be in the city private bust.
ros. and tho Van Wyck boomers. hearing Of his
nresenco tried TO round him up and corral him for
the Brooklyn ex-Justce He was non-commita,
and after going through rng @ ons:
he kept a sw oaKe ffU UPON me as shew pef
slsient f ppi,cai worker He is closely allied with
sd hi o I Bryan as and @
terday that everything was going nicely a Ip tho
come out for any candidate for the Presidential
have not attended neither do intend to attend any
Conferences The party Is IN good shape In the STATE
can yet / think the Democrats VIII elect major:
ity OF the Assemblymen IN the STATE TINS iaii and
branch Of the government and will stop vicious leg
,slatlon; Even many kePublicans, thnk pest %
iieve we certain to capture the Assembly this
a Mr. is on FL way and @ Go zee ss
that will result will be watched with interest,". az II
is naturally supposed the eHsenat2s VII ia ay him
DR.. A. B. Meyer, prvy councillor 10 the King
OF Saxony and a director In the anthropological
museum, at Dresden, Is at tho
DR. A. B. Waldorf-Astora. DR. Meyer. who
MEYERS is authority on birds OF brill
VISIT. liant plumage. especially birds OF
paradise WAS sent 10 this country
by the King OF Saxony TO study the American
museums. previous TO the erection OF large
museum in Dresden, which Is to be begun upon
his return. He is accompanied by Herr Wallott
a well known German architect. who will design
the new museum. DR. Meyer recently discovered
a new bird and named 1t the King Albrecht. after
the King OF Saxony. a single specimen ~ the new
variety is said 20 be worth $500 The doctor re-
he is enthusiastic in praise OF the courtesy, hos
pitality and culture OF the people or those islands
Or. Meyer has also written many BOOKS, and great
interest has been taken by art collectors In hi,
account Of the distribution OF Chinese poreelans
through the Philippines. Celebes. Burma and other
Eastern places.
c. s. Melen president OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad was in the city yesterday Mr.. Mstsn
brings from the Northwest the
PROSPERITY same story OF good times. busy
IN THE mills and mines, large crops and
WEST. general prosperity that others have
brought He says that the ship
ments at present are enormous, and promise 70
hold up we'll owing TO big crops ahead. Mr. Melen
says the railroad business is excellent, as is bust;
ness generally and In referring 10 his own road
said that they had kept down the percentage OF
opera ton about AZ per cent, although twice as
last President Mellen said that the Clearwater
trouble, over which there has been SO much TAX
and concerning which F.. n. Hartman recently
10 all parties concerned. and would not be likely
TO come up again He said the wn , .nns nae
with the Oregon Navigation Company II would
not be necessary for HIS road 70 build INTO PORT
land but that this could be easily done II y vas
so desired as the road has free route into Por,-
land and already owns an expensive brldge winch
II built across the Columbia.