New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
THE PASSING THRONG.

vagn Jacobsen is a genuine Danish patronyu,,.
and Its owner. guest at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
halls from Copenhagen. He 1,
( HANDSOME bound for Chicago. where he VII
H-EW-YORK spend SIX months IN special study
( WOMEN. Sfr. Jacohsen's father. Carl Jacob
sen, Is known as the "Carnexs %
! Copenhagen" a designation he has earned By his
patronage of art and his public benefactious put
ting great private collection into the possession o.
the State for the benefit and pleasure OF the public
: The institution he has established is known as
tho NY Carlsberg GlyptotheS" including mu-
scum Of ancient art. and one, separate building.
OF modern art. the latter now In process OF con-
/ structOn. The elder Jacobsen IS the most extern
sive brewer in Denmark. and has set apart ths
profits OF his great plant at Copenhagen 70 endow
| the museum OF art he has established. It was IN
! his brewery that the scientist Christian Hansen.
iuction Il am pleased with New-Y6rES said
young Mr. Jacobsen, 'and never before saw 50
many handsome women as one may see on FIFTH
ave durlng the Shopping hours have, ot course.
great business blocks out must say that, with The
single exception of Ffth-ave-, your streets 90 not
shall the exposition at st. Louis before return
inS 10 Denmark
Colonel Richard J. Bright ex-serseart-at-arns Of
the United States Senate is at the Netherland
He continues to spend much Of his
NAMES time IN Washington but claims
GORMAN Indianapolis as his legal residence
FOR PREsI- He gees 20 California for the win
DENCY. ter. Colonel Bright Is a native OF
the "IIo1sier State and Is Dem
ocrat without discount. He resents the suggestion
that he acquired the habit OF voting the Demo
cratic ticket and says he Is Christian, and cOnse-
quentIy Democrat lie the mace bearer %
the Senate from 1873 to 1855. and again elected
sergeaHt-at-arms IN 1893 He Continued 70 hold thai
important and authoritative post until 1901 Hs
regards as the most satisfactory accomplishment
Of his first term the rescue OF the press gallery
from the abuses and invasions 10 which It had
long been subjected It had been the prevailing
custom for Senator's on occasions OF great pressure
for seats TO push their constituents and friends
into TIE press quarters. to the discomfort and
exclusion OF the men behi1d the pen" Colonel
Bright aroused the Senate Committee on Rules 70
full consideration OF the equities and prophecies
of the situation and in cooperation with a press
committee. with General Boynton at It's head.
zen tT MSS mi al sr Va t6e eTiTe7, domain
Of the properly accredited working representatives,
OF the press Speaking or the oJtlook as 70 candl
dates before the next Democratic National Conven,
ton. Colonel Bright said. The present und0ubted
trend of sentiment is for Senator Gormar-tne tide
ence is based upon the best considerations. He has
had wide experience with men and affairs. and IS
trained to meet the hig1eSJ r Ie
dent
John Eiarsreaves. OF Kendall England. which Is
In westI-oreland County. on the Scotland border.
staying at the Albemarle. was
COBDENITE born and reared at Kendall. and IS
TALKS ON engaged In the trade in WOOL both
PROTECTION exporting from the United States
and bringing over the Australian
product from the London market 70 meet the de-
unand o: the American manufacturers for the for
eign grown article. He has been going back and
forth across the Atlantic for over thirty years anu
Is quite as much az home IN this city as in the
British metropolis. Asked concerning the Cham-
berIain proposals. as 20 revision OF the Enghsn
tariff he said. I am a free trader o. the CO0den
school and see no advantage IN protection II -
no good for England, which can only raise enough
food feed the people for three or four days In the
year Protection would mean higher prices Tor food
and that would raise a ructiOn among the working
classes OF course Canada would be sad to have
a monopoly OF the English market for her grain
and farm products. as against the United STATE ss
put she "o~-d nor elss ny -.il-s y" .,-a5
would not CPen her market % me a.
products OF the mother country. Hef duty On
Esr5Sl ls ySrv oval and 8sitI5ti, but before she
would help 70 pay the expenses or the nome sot s
the United states Germany Is a better aFAeL .o,
wooAen goods than canada IL Is NO. '-5 - ~
have the English market for her natural products
but the trouble with the colonies is their unWiing-
Under any adjustment OF the matter apPIsi1sr s
a market In America, for there are 6otn men ano
women-a vast number OF them-"ho W4n' us
Ex-senator NJ. c. Butler. who represented South
Carolina In Congress from 1s17 until 1895. who y
now az the Waldorf. says he Is oue
! WANTS NO of politics and Is "A planter and
NOTES ON gentleman" He now alludss TO Ire
PUMPKINS. civil War as "a family AFFAIR. n
which Il IS q record that he played
important part. He began as a captain N nc
Confederate Army. and attained the rank OF t4So
general. despite the fact that he lost Ss .
Brandy Station when colonel He recaAS 'H0
fact. and without resentment that an unregenera.
newspaper man. when be printed the t2cts o. -
being wounded said that Il had frequently occuL.
that men lost two legs az that place-br''luy %
tIou-but the loss Of only was unusual Seia
tor Butler having yielded his seat 70 "PitchtofS
/ TiIlman rather than subscribe 20 the picture
4 features of the Ocala- Omaha-P opuistic-
platform was made a major general OF Vo'un's0l
/ by President Mckinley. He was In counano -
/ the First Division. Second Army Corps uh.i =.
/ the direction Of the President be went 20 CuO3 p
September 1898 and for four months alosl - 80
work Of the Spanish military eeacuilioh W -
and Reverung % the conditions thsil 90 ~ ,,so
the time be quit the Senate. tne Fetel . xas
asked indOrse, especially mat wtlcl ,-Sas Tor
plated the building OF government 49, rEs IKE
the reception OF pumpkins, turnlps aliu -,,rev
4 against which the government WJtt4
I al per cent were coo much Tor me; y, .-ard
retirement from public lie rather than - 80 sbs
snonsor for such vagares ny preference ~ u, u
President al nomination Tn the next DeS Srs-,,snI
tiOnal Convention is Senator Gorlltl = s-ssr=
served beside him the Senate IoE -
and 7 say 10 Is to-day the most accSii 1900 ~.
identified wiki puplic affairs 80 S.asr-ss rainl,
nominated and believe he VIII DC nA-vvS -, re
| the south should have the secoa1 49, 80 ,fianta
ticssf sad believe Patrick CalAoan. o. 49, rov
4 would the reQuirer1ents.- GsN~A1A 49,
! lives quietly ar Edsefeld .