New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
THE PASSING THRoNG.


TEE PASSING TERoNG.
...- Frank Hiscook came down from
80. q few DAYS sgo. and. when seen a. u.e
Ffsth Avenue Hotel. he said I at
----ro tach no significance 10 the eiectioE
---S-7NS-s of Mcclellan as Mayor as aIIeot-
T,0wNFALI. ing the status Of the hepueiesn
marty in the State Of New-fork-
? .rnectes Il and Was not surprised oo-o'
!, :, Is posshle - elect reform administrator 70
,,,,-aes f-seff Nev-York cannot endure oeine sooo
8 long TIE results upstate were erninenty satis
factor and a. FOR next yesr. We shall elect hoose-
-elf e-s shst's all there Is % II he VIII hot cHs
.+ the delegates of New-TOrk in the National Con
--a-.,o- hssf ne viii get the electors ASKED 70
.,r-ess his views on the developments in Panama
re ex-senator said: Any thoughtful man must
have been impressed when the canal treaty vas e.
hss happened would probably occur / fully ex-
pecred IL hope . see The cana 2Si,I, anS 5 81
taken than The recognition Of the republic
rhf-k me only proTer thiis mas oeen o0ie-
-os,-el John p Roa-nan. L. : A. retired. is in
the city. Colonel RoamEn is the son Of General
Thomas Jackson Rodman the in
CHANGES N ventor of the gun that bears his
-4-F / : name He en-ered West Point as
ARMY. oadet-at-lsrge IN lsS by appoint
nent OF President Lincoln. and
was for over thirty-ve years member Of the Zotn
Regiment Of Infantry. and was IN command OF his
e Caney. When q Msuser bullet nearly cost MIN
his Nfe owing 70 the impairment OF ny heaith
81 a measure resulting from my wound At Il
-o-ez- said Colonel Rodman. when seen Al 1ne
Grand Hotel i glad TO avan myself of the
privilege Of retirement after forty years of ser-
vice I had been promoted from -he lieutenant
coionelcv Of my old regiment the 10Th 10 the coo
-elcv of the 18th Infantry q July last ana vas
retired on October 80. was for seventeen SeaIs
-bs s5sta-. OF nv old regiment, and was Tor seven
,-aars the adsutant of General z s Otis was
Win General Otis when he established The serNlce
school al Leayenvorth and vas Iq9r eSe5e-si
s--kes FOR six years and vas aide-de-canp o. ne
s-ss@ 81 General Winfeid Scott Hancock There
have been great advances II military AFFAIRS slroe
i entered the service he arus.s - - ss-,-,cs
school 81 Isesvenvyorth. for infantry light artlI-
le-y and cavalry that Tor lgh, sEIels sbol @o-
s-rnee-s al Nilets Point. have al come into ex-
lslelee s-1s e1liprnent have al been improved
The discipline of soldiers and tas lLis 455 "a IRE
s1+-o5ucficr ~ athletics has come since entered
the service and the are nov trained IN eEeI5 s,
thnF that Stimulates actual service n IA, m e ns9 5o
ue reorganization unoer the FelSIaA -
-t5.-.s - ~ ~ harmony with the best rIllulaIs
srne-5snoe but IL viii of course remain for ne
future determine the success oi Us atpii0a 'i "
our ests bishmsnt-
~ luis P. 1irnenez q san Jose. Costa Rioa-
~ ssscissrns a-v knship 20 General Jinnenez ne
Dominican revolutionist-is az the
e.vz COSTA Hoffman, House. DR.. Jimenez's
RrrA Is father is the chief Justice of Costa
prACFFr-1 Rica and the President OF the
Costa Rican Congress and the Sec
ta-v n Commerce Industry and Finance are his
..-~es .CDurs" said DR.. JirneneZ. is only a hlte
ro-,-rr-v h1uf TIRE size Pennsylvania and Win
a population Of four hundred thousand Gomez was
long the stapls product OF which the country oe-
pended. but n recent years bananas nave oeen 'i@
most important product Every week IN the year
-ine or ten steamers each bearing from = 9oo 70
sHer0 lunches r. bananas. leave Port Lnon Tor
t-e American market. and the demand is gree5er
most peaceful a the Central American rePuhlcs
-5ef- ov-r bo-oee and So are slow 70 engage in any
disturbance thar would endanger their oSn PEop-
have only been couple o. urinaPortant outoreeks
pressive or tyrannlcal ano mere lE 49, -
reciprocal respect between ths peoPIe. sno .lS LlS
sssrr5 5o-fne countries have been maintained There
has been controversy heJVee1 los1a E.cs aio ~ E
bs-vres- costa Rics territory and that OF Panama
S,r,r srecfaI COMMISSIONS 10 conclude adjust
80 - fbe 6israted question went Bogota
recently but he VII gow oe gnaeT re SO
INSTRUCTIONS. 3 mission 10 the new republic OF
Panama"
william c McNifIan. Of Detroit. son Of the late
Senator James Mcmillan is st TIE Holland House
Asked for an expression concerning
POLITICS N the present political situation in
WOLVERINE the Wolverine state, he said:
STATE Governor Bliss IS serving his sec
ond term ana his successor
must BE elected next year there are several names
surrosted Most prominent among them is that of
Frederick Warner the present Secretary e State.
VINO is = Young man but thoroughly equipped for
she orice John Carton. eE-Spesker of The House.
Is also REGARDED aS good material while Mr. Hor-
-o- who IS n the head Of the State Grange is
being urged Tor the place. Gerritt J Diekena- Of
F5~rIs-d the present chairman Of the state Com
--irtee is z receptive candidate. and JusJus N
Stea-ns the Ludingron lu-nberrnan, who was - Ice
2 candidate sgainst Colonel Bliss for the non1lna-
ton is stfr 10 be considered asQrsnt Il is the
hope of the conservative element Of the party that
the conflicting ambitions q the several aspirauts
nav he s. harronize6 that no scr1nony or 2 tier
81 - -i-re rbe convention is held next June some
ore mar VIII ne recognized as most cuIlsflclplsly
- rs-fT ar - heartily enlisted for the tandi-
dare selected. The next leElslatufe Va os csillel
r-..s-u-,- William Alden smith is regarded IS
candidate I think that b VII Irosa by retire
services and strong position 81 Senator 59rI5ss
WI Re recognized Il ais seg'i-n Tr'sa, 1o 80 yhII
senator Hanna has many warm adT1irsrs ne Only
name considered 81 correction Win me Fresl-
deIIial Nomination ls that ot Roosevelt
Frederick p JeByi. of Puerto Barrios. Guaie-
nsa. who vert to Central America eight years
ago and Is TOW engaged IN banana
AMERICAN culture and she expectation of ma
EBsR0 BEsT Rogsny. is guest Al the Victoria
EcR CANAL Il have been IN Guafemala- sala
WORK" Nr JekyI. for seven years. and
en- familiar with ;he country and
tbe reorie Coeee Is ther chief product The piar-
tatlons are principally controlled by foreigners.
who mostly Germans. employ about Two
hundred bands iu my operations IN mahogany. OF
tiisse portion are natives others are Belize ne
Erpes and tho best men have are American
negroes They are better able endure the c-
rlate Tran white men. who soon become demorai-
I'D IU that country II The Panama Canal is built
ire American negro vii b. the lsborer best adapt
cd . tbe work our mahogany comes TO New
York and from Puerto BarrfCs also ship -