New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
THE PASSING THR0NG.

George Bray vno has been engaged in nanu-
featuring IN Leeds. England. for forty years Is a
guest at the Holman House. II
ENGLAND is eight years" said NJ. Bray
AND HER "s.ace was IN SeW-IoTE- ana 'i'7
COLONIES. changes that have taken place
made me a stranger on thoFousn-
fares with which had become familiar Msos"h
Square Garder was the one central point that gave
me NY bearings. The changes taaL nave oee.4
wrq-sHt u as me on ',' y ~ ~ also BEEN reaIy
improved. Asked Tor Eanui@esursr 'ie~ OF 90
campaign BENG w2ged ~ ChaInoei LID. 70. :. 49,,
tiOn and preferential tarln aIranselhe - y ~ ..se
So.qHi5s, ar, bray sai1, ,t- a. st i -. ii.ag
DtIL-li4 Be- - az. a --.-. - - 49,
70 give I'm al cIeeit i9r ~las s ~ f q ?
.s "a. sftr,;f 80 ne c6i5r.ts toward England
IS like that q the boy wEo quits h0re 70 co 0eeteE
for himself lie j. al"@ss tAEa.---, - - 800
australia. with popuiation OF 49,, Ploi'ss9
10 CONTRIBUTE TO the treasury OK ths nome 49,
enlistment that costs I4a.-,g'', q u nlay 1'-ss
times as much as It offers say A0tnlnS or tHe
maintenance: and New Zealand vita o,...% POI
foioSng the Iead Of The Un.ts1 states and otner
proIecLse counties in saving to ourselves tas
home market Tor oar oWa PrCdu-Js, S..'1Ils -
is building on solid ground, ne IS u-.AlLs LT1 81
anG, though that para OF MS prosst.Lliie ~ ~.
succeed al the next elecuoI. y Wi u,ig-lssrty
prevail AZ the one succeeding Sot-le l. - y
to TINS view. because oe.lese IN itee tr4-e = ~
over Nlsh We are I'm - - f ssIs are aot
to rnaTket Our Noo.1ea mis- - tb ss5,c corl-
ton our sreat manufacturers CT clothing ana Of
shoes are a.so su1IerIng from compeuI0n vita
1he proposal OF CnanlDeraln 20 PREF 80 ---s
sd4fime-'t tia1 nan indVida E1gshea have
been thnkng at srs ERE Is se ~ bs c65ehsI5us ne
will be unable however to bring about the taLauon
EnglIshrIlah but he is a politician He IS adaP,s-
bic, and when he announces his priaeiples u Is Is
quite in lire with his practice 20 say ! htse are ~
sentiments. II they don't suit can change tAsI-
DR.. J. E Monjaras. OF the City Of Mexico. arrived
here few days ago from Washington. where he
attended the thirty-hrst annual
DISCUSSED meeting OF the American Public
PUBLIC Health Association Dr. AonJaFaS
HEALTH was Tor a year the general health
officer OF san Luis POtosi- he now
represents the state OF Durango in the Mexican
House CT Deputies. and was one OF elsveh
commissioners sent to the meeting OF the Pu0Ne
Health Association by President Diaz he was
olg fzs 49, 5 ne Nio1tsrss was estab-
bership of about seven thousand n the CL,l1S1 5
OF the leading physicians. hygienists and hsaltn
officers in the several countries anq IDEAS ~In a.
the problems Of sanitation OF Dotn we c is -
general and homes in particular resides deylslls
plans for coping with epdenlcs L-is t-J
was certainly large when the distance travelled ~
eornmi2sion from Mexico travelled i've DAYS ana
nights to be present The lntfTssT 2ar -
clearer understanding OF the various problems
Dapers were read BY Mexican representatives,, De
sides several others, upon the epidemic OF yeIo~
fever in the coast country Of Mexico. and 1lsniy
Interesting and instructive discussion was de'eI-
oped-"
Pedro BIanco = native Colombian. who has been
engaged in merchandising and export trads at
BarranquilIa for twenty years. -
COLOMBIAN staying at the HygeIa Hotel
VIEWS ON .BarranquiIla." said ne, is the
CANAL. principal port Of Colombia. and has
population OF about fifty thou
rLI
her The hides which are dried before being ex-
norted now bring IS cents a pound. and 50 mostly
r. Europe v-here they command the best prices.
The present expectation amounts TO aDOuJ LoIty
thousand hides month our annual ProdG-,Io.l
4I5O bounds each. The present price IN New-1 orN
s between 10 cents and II cents which is very lOV
OF the H1Jy thousano se.-AS . -
ported. aoouJ 81 pSI SV--
the balance goes to Liverpool and Bremen Slu-e
June have had an accommodation O. @o0aS s Ten
thousand sacks month OF coLLee pr %
for which have had 10 means OF lIalls - - =
ton. We have had about that Increase over lle
usual receipts. account OF the cOlseSSiSH "a 80
crOD in the interior Of the country during the
revolution Of last year The present low pIlcs OF
coffee is. Of course. due TO the immense ptg4~5-
fion of Brazil which has caused the supply %
oUtrln the demand. The revo-utlOn inteEleIeu
Win the gathering Of rubber. that the export-
is the principal market for this product SPEAK
ing OF the defeat Of the cana yTeaty A1E. Et.It -
the treaty provision that gave the United states
exclusive control Of the strip OF territory through
canal will be built but upon terms that will some
what modify the provisions OF tne TeJecIeq 'eals-
I think the demand that W0uid oe mace u-5IiiLs
the construction and afteTwaTd for the products
Of Colombia would make II Of great Denent 20 0l5
country. an sreaty su5prlsyc os IiT - -,
story Of the uprising IN Panama against the 20
IoubIau Government, and cannot venture an OpIA-
ion as TO the PROBABLE result