New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
THE PASSING THRoNa.

/ Brigadier General John A. Wiley OF Fransr,
/ Fenn-' VINO IS now at the Fifth Avenue Hotel was
born in the State OF AleRh.,v [.
/ NEW OIL as the county in which Pittsb,-
/ WELLS IN is situated Is frequently called -
OL@D FIELDS entered the Civil War as a pr,vafs
/ and served through the strusxl. =,
| the eos IN the ranks. On being mustered an, =.
service he joired militia organization "a a 90
| vate. and was promoted regularly through ~.
grades Of sergeant up to brigadier general 100
ing the latter rank in 1857 when he assumed go
! mand Of the Second Brigade. National Cua-4 =,
/ Pennsylvania He had commanded the b-,v,s.
twelve years. when he resigned to accept a comma
sion from President Mckinley as origadier psn.r.,
/ OF volunteers He had no foreign service h-.
proved himself disciplinarian OF the ars, -
a 9 me IS camps at CtickanaGga Lexington Ky and
az a. SJth CoIumous and Augusta Ca. the points AZ
when ne vas stationed In the Spanish war "a
portion Of the time "a ar ea G 9f b t2T a.! Sonsea5
POlhITs. Upon his retirement from the servics -
command the Pennsylvania NationsI ci,5-99 us cd
general mas 6eea Identified with oil production .tncs
being opened up in Pennsylvania but new y.rI
feGs, The business with oil at better than s;S's
PATEL ariel Is ~ very satisfactory situation Oh.
day where they used to abandon o7e tPat Wa.
f fSe Yen day. Speaking Of the political outlook
that is mentioned for the Presidency PsonIs ~
high tide If prosperity is t9 cortTY or ne present
e season or restricted GREATS and abated activo
energetic methods is 2 safe nan and rev Siii
Iegister strong protest in the old Keystone stass
Ex-Governor ". A McCorkIe OF West v,rx.n,,
VINO served as the Democratic State executive,
from 1893 1897 now STAYING az
INVEST the Waldorf has resumed his prac-
NENIS IN tfce Of the law at Charleston ard
WEST represents some large corporats
VIRGINIA interests which make necessary
frequent visits to this city The
mi nj HT~,.T.-
ginia." said the Governor. ARE being wonderfully
developed. principally by the investment OF cap
ttal from NeW-YOrk. Ohio and Pennsylvania OF
course. the chief Developments are on parallel
lines with the interests OF the neighboring State
OF Pennsylvania. / am reliably informed" said
the Governor. that SNO0GlOO has come into West
Virginia and been invested In railroads and tho
gatuTaI resources Sc Of the State In the last year
from the adjacent Republican States and the
a Republican state and vet il must not be counted
as entirely certain that ii viii go that way next
strongest We can name. and make The the best fight
Democrats is for senator German az a Presidential
candidate He is a neighbOr and We regard him
as man OF abihty-conservative, strong and
E c Long. Of Jacksonville Fla. Is at the
Manhattan He is a native New-Yorker but has
been IN the Land OF Flowers for
TELLS OF seven years He was Identified
GROWTH OF with the building OF the railroad
JACKSON from valdosta. Ca. to Jackson
VILE VILE and general manager OF
the une-rO miles IN Iengtn-untn
II became a part Of the Southern Railway system
He is now general agent OF the Southern at Jack
sonviIe where ne spends nine months OF the year.
The frost Of 1895 that killed the orange trees.
said he. was a blessing In disguise II SaHsnI
the FIoridians TO diversity the products or their
4a ana a 19g gsrden stuff In great qIantities
Jacksonville. which was laid waste oy the uIS y.
business and residence section. is almost COM
pIetely rehaoitated. and has even grown oeso1 rs
more substantial ana modern tnaE before me ~ 80
JacSsonve IS sIowns az an tSi Tear ~ has taken
from Savannah her supremacy IN the EO'Slis So -
naval stores receipts. Ard she is certain 70 Son ~
deepening the harbor from - leeI 70 - '90N = -
in progress
vvaIrer Il Chamberlain. OF Chicago. ex-Assistant
Commissioner Of Patents. is now staying al 'hS
Waldorf Mr.. Chamberlain 70 a
N-r-Dr7, COW native of Michigan. He vas born
r.DN-Cr, or and reared in Detroit. and. after
1ITrTOrs being admitted TO the practices OF
law IN his native city. shifted his
base Of operations to Chicago That was ~ Ls'0'
ord in the ten years following he establishes hln-
-.If a. a ,atsnt attorney He had been one OF tne
original Mckinley men in Illinois. and ais G4a-A-
cations for the post were favorably consiasIs1 70
was appointed in 1900. and after a reslaencs
YEAR at the National Capital. resigned anu lsse"
his profession in the metropolis on Lake Mlcns1
THE contest" said NIr. Chamberlain. Is 0s.s
vrarrnlv waged for the Republican nominaHon =.
Governor between Colonel Frank o. LoGoon AZ
states Attorney Charles S. Deneen- The "O'A =.
,raarizing Deueen clubs is IN progress throlsnOs
Chicago. and it now seems clear that the s~as
Attorney win be able control large n9i-S oTons
ne a. eeqres from Cook County Meantime h,
LOuCon is making the most OF his opportLl--fs az
ne country districts. Both men nave i~-Iorsi
strength and peculiar fitness 19T ne 20 yssItH to
ICudOn not only has ability. cut has ne w - ma
sustain an the necessary social eNaeJlohs yss,Sd
CaiSe ne States Attorney has made 81 ~ ~
record In the Office he now occupies, ,,soi. vii
sE0uld be elected chief executive OF HlnolS "a
be Governor I'm fact Both Loudon and DS-s a.. IN
popuTar and many Of their mutual IlienuSI ..wesr
i dilemma when IL comes TO CecldiH3 .Ss-.-res
fnem m Is certain however. that any ui..ssoofSsf
that may grow out Of the contest WI o S,,on ara
ont hv the two United states Senator'S - - IN
HOPKINS WAC working IN na.n5I.l!. Il
sy-u1pathv with the rational aduiiIsl. ~. "a
nav be safely asserted that the ucAet. than
rarled will that viii ADD 20 I.-sf -,ckst
Gctract from. the popularity OF the genera -