New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-21

CLIMATE 9th Infantry. PlattSburg, ct
the Grand on Thursday. 81 have
Just returned from visit TO Washington" said
Major Glenn. prompted by the necessity for addi-
uonsl clothing for my men. Such weather
are having at Plattsburg prompts the conclusion
ent viii hardly DO in This latitude. AS matter
Supply q 5 OF oyeFooats Yes am M Siad ate four
years in the Philippines. TO be again assigned to
sHPhs tieally that prefer service in this country
mate more next winter than in the one on which
we have entered"
General Lew Wallace came from his Indiana
home few days ago. and is staying at the Hol-
land House. II spend most Of my
WALLACE time" said the veteran soldier
PRAISES author AT Charlottesville. and
BLACK occupy myself in my library I
engaged upon a work which
VIII be submitted public consideration in the
near future. must for the present withhold
specific Information concerning IT. The sales OF
sno Il sun mas fay9E 70 a gIsuIyl.g aegtee VIZ
ne oS9k eyIng P9Pho The crane iZi9n HS
The West / have witnessed the production only
once. that was when II opened al the Broadway
Iheatre-" Concerning General John 9 Biack: OF
Illinois, whose name has been mentioned IN COP
nection with the DEMOCRATIC nominal ton for the
is one Of the few men for whom I have a cordial
ena deep Sfteetioa. Re vas student at wabash al
and maintained for six years prior TO the LTeaking
Of the war. 1 knew that conflict i'm
pending. and 1 urged the boys 10 perfect them
hat when hostIlites. should begin there would be
- - 81 - 80 s+eI - td-- -
usefulness. When the war broke out organized
the uth Regiment Of Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
Thirteen students in the college. who had just I'm
IeTn enlisted for service in nv command ap9
pointed Black ny sergeant major. and at the end
came ne became the colonel of Illinois regi-
neHt Re was brave man and SPENCE t soldier
and has hed with credit every position in which
iaat o5atoT "0 IN az IP b 11 M Tir IN
Roman senators belonged. in dignity and courtli-
ness with the rarest kindness Of heart. He
RSted * his Pary and Should ' be elected know
Of 70 Democrat GnGeT whoss eoIn! ms
Black is in every way worthy OF the mention OF
the land
Albert H. Branch, for twenty-five years resi-
dent o. Colorado. past grand master Of Masons in
the Centennial State, and
OKLA identified with the gas and cleo
HOMA'S tric light interests in Oklahoma
PROSPERITY. City his present home, is a guest
the Gilsey House. Oklahoma
Territory" said Mr.. Branch. is going ahead al a
splendid pace. She had $4,000 population at the
last decennial census and now has easily a poPua-
on OF $4,000 The Territory is rich in agricultural
grazing dairyfng and fruit growing possibilities
Cotton can be grown in all parts OF the Territory
The crop was about 3 per cent short this year
but te high prices have equalized the value Of the
ful as usual, but peaches and grapes were an
year know a man near Oklahoma City who
realized So an acre from alfalfa last season Two
crops Of potatoes can be raised. maturing in June
and October The farmers al have money. have
Fx-er+frr IL the election Of REPRESENTATIVES 70
Washington and IN national affairs. the people pay
u The state than TO politics Oklahoma City shows
phenomenal gain In population SIC had ABOUT 9n
and 500 10 400 IN the suburbs: Ine latter nave
ion conservativeiy stated. is $500 or a doubling
Of The number within the area embraced by the
CRY IS being substantially established The ctty
9HTs rs own Ea'et syie ana t ~ $500 $500 s
o. streets are paved with asphalt We use moth
ing else There ten and half miles OF electric
seats ftteen hundred people and cost SloogD- one
Ike aEounl. The rnasons are building new tenn
churches within the last year. Several college
buildings have been built, and we nave S37g5o
ms Er c2st .2 @ilo o q szl 600 CILis or1s Si
Il has sxty-seven wholesale houses and forty-eght
n1anufsrrIriua pstablshIaents with twenty-five
newspapers, 10 sound the praises OF that growing
community. The eight banks have deposits Of over
aarirg the last year is indicated IN the property
assessment Of 1872 which aggregsteq @s{ecgl on a
e is per cent valuation contrasted WIZ the as,
81 made on ob26 PsF tSa the sct and
value has nearly doubled"
Alexander H. Reven. q Chicago merchant and a
Republican, is staying al the Waldorf. He says
Illinois is surely and solidly for Mr.
ILLINOIS Roosevelt for President. Mr.. ReveI
SURELY FOR issne Of the twenty-one trustees Of
ROOSEVELT the Mckinley Memorial Association
appointed 10y the President and
subsequently elected head Of the Illinois aux
lisry, by which the work OF raising the allotment
assumed 10 be obtained from Illinois people was
accomplished The amount contemplated as neces-
sary carry out the plans OF the association said
Gr. Reven is 10000 and on behalf OF our State
pledged Sj0.GG0 Of the amount II has all been sub
eeribed but bout $500 and think there VIII be no
difficulty IN getting that small balance The money
whole amount necessary for the project will be in
the hands ~ the treasurer Governor-elect Herrick
o. Ohio, in q few months.
John r. Trumbull z native OF Connecticut and
descendant OF Uncle Jonathan" registered at the
Murray Hill few days ago MI
RAILROAD TrumbuIIs home Is at New-London