New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
THE PASSING THRONG.

Alfred F. Morgan. a well known English lawyer
and a Fellow Of the Royal Geographical Society or
England, accompanied by his niece.
4 BELIEVER IL at the Park Avenue lie ar
IN PEACE rived I'm the rain yesterday from
Canada. IN England Mr. Morgan
Is known one Of the most prominent advocates
OF international peace and arbitration measures.
I'm a great believer In peace, said Mr. Morgan
to a Tribune reporter zone Of tho dehehN OF ny
last visit to this country a FEW years ago vas 10
realize that you had practically no stassnng stFny.
the Philippines and I sincerely hope youi soon
get Of IT and disband your Army what M
IN The TransvaaI" Mr. Morgan represented fhs
international Law Society at tho recent confer
cncc at Buffalo and he II now going on 70 Bos-
ton TO attend the International Council of Congre-
gatlonaliss at Boston
W " White. Of London England who arrived
on the steamship New-York Saturday night is on
his way 20 California In the inter-
ENGLISH eat It is said. OF A syndicate which
MARKET FOR will attempt TO handle california
AMERICAN fruit extensively for tho export
FRUIT trad. When seen by a reporter -
said he did not 70 discuss tha,
part ~ his business. Mr.. White believes there is
growing market in England for Eastern Fruit az
well that from the West r." he, said ~ can
land your peaches IN London IN good condition f0r
tho consumer mere VII ne iaIse qusn,5 o ZEN
send good fruit-peaches, apples, plums md all
yapieaesfne g"aVWg WI ~es,e of no 10 c,5ned sr
would say that the export trade Is suffering under
"a prejudice against tins. which are 30 largely use.
here. II your firms would use giass inslctl ~ IN
for preserving. the demand for them coua 10 r.
creased % per cent. The demand for American
fruit Of all kinds is growing rapidly In Eng and. and
shSpa ID y 195 be sx65r rp trade i2 Ss wh
was one Of The irst men 10 lntrGduse Am,t,sn
years fruit auctoneer in London.
Ex-United States Senator Henry W Biair OF
New-Hampshlre was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night. He Is on his way %
THE EX- Chicago to attend the trust con-
TENT OF ference which begins is sessions
TRUSTS there tomorrow. "A'l sorts ard
conditions Of theorists viii be
there sail Mr. Blair last night. THE sQel0inder.
who thinks the trusts driving This country 10
the bOwbows and the corpOratonisi, Who can see
no harm in them. will be there to air their views.
I've studied the subjec. only short time. learn
that there are 81 up to date with capital
ization Of sSeo0oooo. TWO billions o. this cght
lust about represent the bonds. The other SIX
billions are watcr Much OF the latter Is he.d ~
people who will lose on i one ~ these days read
ex Senator Washburn's interview IN this mornings
Tribune with a good deal Of Interest Their" Is =
T take exception tn mis- statement that the Re-
publican party IL allied with trusts 70 a greater
extent than our opponents. II the Democrats can
donounce trusts 10 any greater extent than oan
conversant with the dictionary The Republicans
will make the issue next fall They VII not a44Qw
Mr. Bryan TO make u. nave Deen neufing on me
cost Of the war in the Philippines. one month %
idleness hy tho factories Of the United States. with
tie consequent loss of wages 20 me employees
would amount 70 more than the entire cost Of sup
pressing the rebels In the Philippines
Colonel Albert p Shaw the Commander-,n-
Chief ~ the Grand Army Of The Republic who
was in town last night VIII TO-
SUGGESTS night attend A dem, Istrau)n by
PENSION his towrsmen at WaterfoNn ID his
BOND ISSI'E honor. Colonel Shaw ~ ths
Park Avenue Hotel LAST night Ny
conra Jos At tho National Encampmelt seemed .
think was the right man FOR the chief Office. and
now II remains for me 70 prove by a good admins
irati0n ~ The Office that they we're nor to'isn.
sail Colonel Shaw. a great dea of my Tine w.!
be given 10 pension legislation The Old solder =
entitled to lasting consideration. What n me PEN
sion roll IS large The Irion soiie-s saved tn.'
Nation. Their reward should be- commensura'e
with their services II the burden should prove to)
heavy am IN favor Of patriot pension BOND ISSUE,
SO that only the interest would have 10 be me,
from year 10 year. Let posferity meet me bonds
when they mature why not? The country va:
saved 10 posterity \ Is only proper nat part o'
the burden should fall on posterty'