New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-27
THE PASSING THRONG

Some years ago. when I was crossing On the
Teutonic." said r. II. Chambers. OF Albany. at the
Hotel Manhattan yesterday. II had
DIDN'T amusing experience We
KNOW HIS into Queenstown about $3.50 o'clock
SHIPS NAME. at night A storm was on. good
deal Of running and those
passengers who had intended landing gave Up the
idea when they saw how the little tender pitched
and tossed alongside the great liner. The malls
were landed. however. and the passengers came
aboard. didn't see them. but the purseT told NE
hat they A&d evidently been killing the time N
queenstown oy literally sa!apiing me 4riSn WIS
key sold there So badly OF were they that they
standing weil forward after breakfast wAen tall
goodlooking young chap, albeit BIZ oleary about
fore ne opened his head 7 had put him down FOR
one OF the men who got on ar Queenstown, and his
tory conversation he said: can you tel me. now,
what boat it is I'm on? WITHOUT the culver OF an
swered that it was the TeuJonic- And. shure
Is " 00gna fo os me 5 qs5i SHes
his fervent comment. It's America feared was
1T seems that he had come TO Queenstown to see
his friend off. intending 10 return 70 Cork after
the leave taking; The Teutonlc was ATE ana tne
pair killed the time by consuming divers punches
The chap ran across eolldat remember anythlng
remembrance ceased with the little inn partor
ship was asa an awful shock to him and uHtn I IN
formed him Of his destination he hadn't the faint
est Idea OF what port ne was bound for
T H Amos. Of Columbus. is here on business
trip. He was seen yesterday BY a Tribune reporter
and asked about the recent
OHIO'S riot in Akron. Ohio. TT was one
BIG OF the biggest surprises Ohio ever
SURPRISE. experienced" he said Akron has
always been a quiet town. and
only an exceedingly small part OF its population
can be numbered among the habitualy laWriess ele-
ment- It is exceedingly difficult 70 account for the
large number OF the citizens clear on taelg Iest-
day OF the ruins OF the municipal building which
the mob burned Is an exceealngly, so0d one e. e.
though II IS poor advertisement Iof AAIol- -N9
such feeling against the negro as was evidenced
black scoundreI who threw the citizens into such
a frenzy is now in nv own city columbus, ana ana
fore his life sentence is served The blot on
Akronis record will soon be forgotten and for
given I am sure and no such disgraceful scenes
are ever B 1Eesn 70 T5 city has been
shaed before the country. and the less said ABOUT
Mr.. Amos is q Republican IN politics though his
business activities preclude his taking an active
part in public affairs ohio is al
OHIO right" he said and will return
CAN BE big majority for Mckinley, without
TRUSTED doubt. Business is good there. and
Ohioans do not want see re-
turn to the deplorabIe trade conditions which pre-
vailed during the last Democrats ADMINISTRATION
under which this country groaned- OF course
manufacturers and merchants, out not more than
must be expected at this time OF year. have no
cool weather, despite the torpor into which
Presidential campaign always seems 70 throw our
business community, to a greater or less degree
The importation Of millinery Is the line OF bus-
ness IN which Mr.. Amos chiefly interests himself
The consumption OF millinery. ."
AMERICAN said he. is a pretty accurate indi-
DESIGNERS cation OF The prosperity OF the
IMPROVING. country When people have more
money than they need for the
necessaries OF life they will buy millinery; when
they hard up. millinery goes begging. with no
takers, Since the restoration Of the Republican
party TO power the millinery trade has been eX-
ceedingly brisk One Of the changes which recent
years have produced in my line Of business is the
constantly augmenting skill of American designers
OF millinery For years France has led the world
along this line. and, in fact, does yet; but AuerE
designers making rapid strides, and before
long Will wrest the supremacy from Franee-- Ger
many sending large quantities Of uliners goods
here. which, though designed IN France. are manu-
featured outside her borders and within those OF
her great rival I look for the day and believe II
not far distant, when America viii manufacture
most of her own millinery goods as we'll as design
them.