New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
THE PASSING THRONG.

George i. Kelly. wen known wholesale drug
sist from Ptsburg. is here TO soc the yacht races
He came over IN time 10 see tho
TWO WAYS Dewey parade and was much i'm
OF DOING pressed By that pageant. He said
THING. yesterday az the Fifth Avenue
Hotel that IN rough weather or
light winds the Columbia was tar and away me
better yacht Of the two IN tho races. Speaking OF
differences between tho Engllshmen and Amer.
leans, be told amusing Incident 1T was tho
night after the Dewey parade" he said. and when
! went upstairs 70 my room II was rather late
heard several stan officers Of a visiting Governor
making merry in adjoining room As the night
wore on the noise became louder Finally an
Engllshman-I presume he is with Sir Thomas LIP
toms party-came out OF his room. lie WAS much
annoyed and called the porter. Despite his irr.ta-
Ton he spoke quietly. even N deprecatory Ny.
san you nave those gentlemen Keep blt queer
II is very annoying especially the one who Is sins
the night you know. Really. he should sing NOS"
racket but failed and the EnsIshman finally gave
II up and went back 10 his room. The next com
In q stentorian voice: Porter tell those galoots ll
that room that Il they don't keep stilI Will come
in there and wiring their necks
General Felix Agnus. OF Baltimore. Editor OF
The Baltimore American" is at the Firth Avenue
Hotel. Il am glad" he said yes
AGNUs tcrday that the Loyal Legion is
SCHLEYS TO honor Admiral Schey. lie is a
FRIEND noble man. n fine sailor. mag
nlacent tighter. and one Of 80
sterling heroes Of our war WAS one Of the COM
mttce with Mayor Master. Senator Weiling on
and Governor Lowndes 10 visit the President In
behalf Of Admiral Schloy and protest against ais
being sh'lyed by tho bureaucrats The President
most cordial and courteous. and think ne
agrees with rs do not believe that there is tie
slightest possibility that Admiral schley Will be
sent 10 the South Atlantic Station after all" When
asked about the political situation IN IaTy.iNd
If his lie. but the Republicans VIII win / IT.
tended meeting the other day AZ which ! met
state. all OF whom arc rated as Democrats. Th,-e
mon felt convinced fnat return 70 Democracy on
i @ rd III the , Teadv 70 give their tine
thSt lines are too good business IS 100 prosperou7
and evsrv one 100 baonv under present conditions
70 try 20 change them We have lttle troubles
election time We are ali together. and We viii win
and that means the denomination Of Mckinney ana
will never lie candidate for the Presidency
Governor Richards Of Wyoming Is veri,ab's
Nimrod with the gun and am Izaak Walton win
his fishing tackle He delights IN
GOVERNOR nothing more than 10 tell OF h'
RICHARDS. exploits a sportsman Re was
SPORTSMAN. in such mood yesterday. and 70
Tribune reporter he related one Ok
MS experiences 1T was down of the coast o,
Texas" he began. "and We were fishing for tarp)n.
This fish, you know is the "a niest NJ al the hans
brotherhood. Well. sir yacht racing IS al r!si'
but IL is like chasing butterflies as compared win
catching tarpon We started in with throwing g.
some live bait. and OF a sudden the line went out
as if the hook had caught on to his evil lordshp
himself. II hummed away with tho sound 81
nigh screwed violin string. BY good chance va
at last succeeded in making IL fast TO the ooa'.
whon like bolt the giant fish leapcd into The ar
as n n were winged IS Il cleared the water the
scales bulged ont. The long flament when pro-
trudes from the dorsal tim quivered in the sun Ike
straight down 10 the very bottom You can't maui
in one Of these fellows at first notice. You have
spoon to eat with the devil. ana lons me - ~.
heast has completely exhausted himself IN the en-
deavor 10 start tidal wave he VIII ne TsNr,
the sportsman needs 10 do Is TO peel on couple -
flesh is worthless. and the FISH is no worse on for
one Of them. however 7 have had stun7d as an
ornament Tor my dining room
Major Young. Of the Utah Battery, which did
such efficient service in the Philippines at the De-
ginning Of the campaign. has been
OTrs'S spending some days in this city.
WORK Major Young was only captain
PRAISED when he went to the war. Because
Of gallant service he was brevetted
n major In telling Of the experiences OF his pat
terry he said to a Tribune reporter yesterday;
1T vas our guns that did the work. They were
Of the most modern pattern. OF powerful construc-
ton and yet light enough to be drawn through
the toughest iungles Of tho islands These can
non were the best in the American service under
Otis And now 7 want to say good word Tor
General Otis II is unfortunate that he has oeen
50 nisrepresentcd by those who wish 10 inlure Ir
American cause. They say that ne Goes "ot 49, 49,
how to pacate the animosities Of the natives
Now such a charge Is certainly contradictea J..
the manner he has CONSTITUTED lhe tocd' h,T,.'
throughout the conquered districts. As happei,
10 be an Associate Judge OF the supreme LouIt o.
Manila. I am IN a position To know; for l'ssa'..'
the Supreme Court is made up OF three Amereau'
and six FilpinOs. The Inferior courts ar. eyln-
nosed Of natives entirely This appearance OF pac-
ing pover in their own hands has Won the con-
ddence OF the inhab.t2nts tNery aCtes s,,os
nus provided for is ours 10 stay The spans
because Of this very fact It VIII trust ltsel 10 'T
more stable Anglo-Saxon ,.-. H..
Major Young Is in this country on a tnlrN,,o
fnrioilgb He will return to the East In few day'
~ saw the Dewey reception here" said George
Barnard. Of Washington. at the Fifth Ayena"
Hotel yesterday. and also tho on"
DEWEY rendered the Admiral al the O'f'
MOVED itol on Tuesday and the one d,
TO TEARS Washington. think, was the more
interestin, Of the two. stood
within twenty feet OF the Admiral when the s"oid
WAS presented to him. and he was 50 deeply az
f.cted that the tears stood in his eyes and Ms
totce chokad Then too the presence ot the
President. his Cabinet and the other n!sh rove,
ment officials added 10 the interest. The oeauuiW
mark facing the Capitol was literally jammed VII
people. and they were Tar more enthusiastic ''''
were the New-York crowds.
..'ro the Admiral it was return home FOR ne
National capital has been his place OF res.gence
for many wears. and he is also governor OF ne
Metropolitan club there. or was before ne went
to Manila