New-York tribune., 1899-06-13
THE PASSING THRONG.

The PASSING THRONG.
J. p. Spanier arrived in this country recently to
make an investigation Of the immigration question
at the request Of the Italian Government. When
seen last evening al the Waldorf
LOOKING Astoria, he said: THE Italian Gov
INTO IMMI- ernment has recognized the fact
GRAFTON. that emigration is a necessity. and
has resolved to promote 1t. 1t is
necessity to this country also for there certain
classes Of work which cannot and will not be per-
formed by Americans. Take. for instance. the coal
mines in Pennsylvania / venture TO say there is
not one native-born American employed in them.
They won't do the work. When the Nicaragua
labor. While on this side of the water In
tend to visit Cuba and Porto Rico There will be
large amount OF emigration there from Italy when
the troubles on the island have been definitely set
Mckinley, which he says told him by an
American Consul. who declared that he had It
straight from the President himself. He says that
while Mr.: Mckinley was at Chattanooga, inspect;
ing the troops. he was stopped by a sentinel and
II don't know WI it said Mr. Mckinley but am
afo IL yOu %an are % george eer 'f
the sentinel, you can't pass me without the pass
j consider the health record OF sailors in the
Philippines no less remarkable than their victory
at Manila" said DR.. ]. Miller Moore. at the Grand
Hotel yesterday afternoon. DR..
HEALTH OF Moore was detailed board tho
DEWEY'S cruiser Raleigh. and is. therefore
SAILORS. qualified to talk. 'Of the twenty
hve hundred men, including off,
GERS, that were board the United States ves-
sells only one died during the seven months that I
was with Admiral Deweys feet. He was a bugler
on the Boston. and died from dysentery. In the
three years that the Raleigh has spent on the sea
there has been only death among her crew OF
more than 300 officers and An old boat
swain's mate. who, had been In the service forty
and uvh0 had haap fOIH hx, updt
fcer that he was not In condition TO make the
cruise. died from heart trouble. superinduced by
rheumatism and buried at Algiers DO not
attribute this remarkable record to the efficiency
of the medical force and the completeness OF the
hospital arrangements In fact there were no
serious illnesses surgical operations while was
at Manila. think that the sturdy physiQues OF the
men themselves and the strict medical require
ments for enlistment are responsible In a large
measure for the good health which prevails in our
Navy generally to-day"
reports to the effect that the Admiral is breaking
0oTn saw away him m f fTeSuenty said the Doctor "and
could not detect the first sign of breakdown"
Christian Science. 1T seems. has begun TO asttate
the minds Of physicians in the West Dr. w r.
Mills who arrived in this city yesterday from Mis-
soula Mont. town OF about
CHRISTIAN five thousand inhabitants. told
SCIENCE a Tribune reporter last evening
IN THE WEST that one of the objects OF his
visit was to find what meas
ures are being taken here in the East to suppress
the sect. Dr. Mills is staying at the Fifth Ave
Hotel
II am sorry to say" said he. that Christian
Science in the West Is gaining many recruits. II
Is neither Christianity nor science I think the sys-
tenn of nomenclature under which It received lts
cognomen must have been the same as that appheu
10 the guinea pig. The guinea pig, you know Is
called guinea pig first because 1t isn't pig. and,
second because II doesn't come from Guinea
.l,{,, fUhf n n
and Weak minded people from the frauds Of these
dSaf to legss 81 against [S9S &
be some way to stop their shameful malpractice
from II may IT Dc hough thou thousands Of educated people
have been deluded by its soDhistIy Only y.,taT few
woman who lives in Missoula came to Nsw;York
e. undergo o 81 s6maeS ro1S oon
slider death by neglect or malpractice nuraer, ana m
dealt with murderers"
The Rev B. NJ Messick of St. Louis at the
Hotel Manhattan yesterday, having returned from
a wears tour through Europe. where he went in
search of health. He said that his
syrTNDAY OBJ condition was much improved. and
sERylNCE that he hoped to be able TO take
IN LONDON UP work again a Methodist min
lister "a thing which impressed me
more than anything else in my trip said MI Mes
sick "was the organized opposition in London TO the
desecraton OF the Sabbath day think that the an
nouncement by The Mail and The Telegraph that
they have abandoned Sunday editions is significant
phenomenon 1t shows that the people OF England
are determined to resent what they term a radical
invasion and desecration OF Sunday-one OF the
cornerstones of English civilization II VIII sure
iy have an influence for good in all Christian coun
tries The desecraton OF the Sabbath In the United
States is becoming more pronounced every year;
Unless something is done 10 prevent II, we Will
soon have a Continental Sunday. which, in my es-
tmation, would be most deporable state Of af,
fairs The Sabbath is a signal TO the public OF
the presence and power of Christianity and should
be preserved inviolate."
John H. Garth, banker and large real-estate
ouyner IN Hannibal No, is at the Waldorf-Astoria
He said Yesterday: The Missouri farmers are In
bad way. The northern half OF
FARMERS IN the State has missed four consecu-
MIssoIrRI tive wheat crops. and they say |
SUFFER that this Will Do the "ois' !"
twenty years We think that the |
.xtrame cold weather OF last winter was the cause
NJ the trouble. Many Of the farmers VIII not cut
tbe,r what at all this as In some places II
nrjii NOT average a bushe to the acre
"Rryan still has a good hold In missouri, espe-
c,siiv In the rural sections but don't believe ne
ia as popular he was three years ago. ! am an |
nIdtipe Democrat, but l voted against Bryan in |
Tses and WIFI do It again IN 1900 think ne |
would be as easy TO beat as any man the Demo
cro1s could nominate. ! also an ant-eHpah- |
.;onat hut / am strongly opposed 70 the adoplon
oF on anti-expansion plank in the Democratic plat |
FORM II would put the Government IN a most
~ m RAISING position before the world and stamp
our war unjust