New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-18

THE PASSING THRoye

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Truman ~ Nswberry. Of Detroit Z, a. g..
dorf Mr.. Newoerry shows IN TIE faa,iI,. la "fi-
,,. intimate relation 70 irnnor..-.
MltHlGAN chapters IN both The bu-irs.- any
TT Z BidCAN political history OF 1rcbsv.- ~
FOIiiiCs- father. John c. Newberrv x,
Congressman. and vas for -.
years the business associate OF James = xf,r-r1
who was serving IFS third term IN ,b~ T,--S
states senate as Michsan's represeuta,ivs =. -
uns OF MS sudden death. Mr. NsrSerr, v-,. -
ohicsr % the Michigan Naval Reserve orz,,f.,
Nieh numbered among It's members TIE .c,oD,-s
several OF DetrOits WsaIthisst families H.. -
same. however. they all PROMPTLY suls.t.1 - Ns
s''Nlce on the Yosemite. which was IA The shl. !.
naval activity IN the spanish War NJ ~
80 vas commissioned lieutenant "a
acquitted himself with credit 'srhs po,s,,
organization IN Michigan built IN b So
Aiiian said he. "is well s1Htalned NV vr,r--
Slcsai.lan- the Senator's son. who In nov ~. -
head The impending contest for "a. 49,. ~
held by Senator Burrows viii Be v.xed ,s,n -.
ssan er regular orzanizatlon fzvorin the -
tSm Alden smith. OF Grad Rapids Ia boVrSv "
the upper branch Of cSnsress h n gr9mouon %
senator Aver viii be SATISFIED when he a. Ss 80,
two years TO which ne has been elected sn ssrn q
WITH P pSoof Re Of nSs as F rem cut his political
WI y step aside and rake way tSr N,
father had so long oc~lpts5 % oo .rs seat his
Ager has no; as yet Indicated bis ints,tie1sS' T
Congressman John Wesley GainsS az N,-s-.,
Tern Is also 81 the Waldorf He has t,-+ ~.
turned from two months aSr,,t
NEGhcES AT Congressman Gaines Is SERVING ~.
sOLDtEhS fourth term n the National Ho,,..
HUME from the famed odd He-nitar.-
or Vita Tennessee District ~.
was born within hailing distance almost a, g.
oLrInpLaee OF Andrew Jackson he Is ranrIa,
with the fact that he represents district -,
nas been the very breeding spot Of greatness. a0s
II willing 70 suffer the penalty OF snvironmer, !.
u comes his way "Old Hermitage has 49,
already two Presidents OF the United states-I,cE-
son and Polk-two Speakers Of the lower House !,
Of the United States The Consressnan's ss, So1r.
xSs invited to . press dispatch emanatny fr55
a number Of nsgro Union veterans from nbS 11
aIo Inajana had arrived in the Tennessee CITY and
1890 70 70 enter the new soldiers Hone AZ
SSans3n Clty WHEN Il opens IN November ou, tsSt
us WIZ me veterans were voicng their protest He
We, "a 1sSeI wat woHia oe the outcome Of Tie lat
yer Yer v and ne said: Ihe new home Is In hss
1t wnen the matter was before Congrsx
may say that in al o. our state lnsStaronx
WAYS made FOR The negroes. but in sepaTsrs SaiS
IN me Win our constant contention that thsFs
concedes social &c Atty. The soldiers home ia :.
course. federal Institution but the home al jobS
son City was established at johnson Civ becsa-.
that place was healthfuI and in every way susSs
venence Of the Southern federal s6Is g S con-
should understand that TO the white soldiers
DO not believe that any attempt will be made 10
violate ne wei known preiudices o, the people q
veterans to the Johnson CITY nome The nsxTosS
that are said to Be waiting in Knoxville N Ser,
the Northern states rom W6icS Z Is sSs 'I fsl
came % course il the negroes are admitted ths
selves o. the privileges Of the home
Judge Marcus Ksvanagh. OF Chicago. was at RS
Giisey yesterday He may be appropriately ad-
dressed By either the military tius
DECISION % colonel CT the designation that
FAVORS suggests his place on the bench o.
P1CkETING. the Superior Court OF Cook Coun-
ty. H. He is an Iowa product and
was elected to judicial honors IN Des 3Ioires when
only twenty-stx years old Hs resigned to practise
his profession as lawyer In Chicago He was
colonel Of the Ith Regiment Of the Illinois National
sers Tf EMO me he W T6 M s ssr s 5 wSs
There wasn't trouble enough 70 20 round. 50 the
command began and ended its service in the South.
On his return home Colonel kavanagh ap-
pointed BY the late John r. Tanner, then Gov
he was elected in 1900 ASKED coneeTnins the raTt
ne has been called 70 enact IN c9nnsction WIN ne
dsordered conditions come out or the conflict oe-
more OF service for his money than was taT, ard
the other. since organizations are general a.ains
The pendulum swung first to one extreme and
then to the other. The cases that first came up 70
who had been arrested for contempt OF court n
posting pickets and patrols curing s'rlz . aye,
sssf1st The fnteTferencs OF the strikers with ths
reTanSsd the oIators % the injunction lnd later
the bald question came up to me as 70 wnstnsi Of
Patrols and I ruled that So long as they used
only persuasion and peaceful means tney wee
within their rights; but that II they used lnIiml-
dalton or any form OF violence they woLa, o.
amenable TO the law. md would e ,, PS srysrs
weeks ago there has not been single case Of
violence in connection with the IaooF u'sas'
ments."
z l. Edmoudson. Of Stanton. Va. arrived .
the Aston House on Wednesday. lust as me nur,
cane that had invaded the CIV
TRIBUTE TO streets was giving the most v'soI
MKrNLEY. Gus exhibition OF vicious veioaJ.
Il have been IN Nsw-York before.
said he but this IS the widest reception th.s
ever had Speaking OF the crop condluonS ~
Fdmondson said: II have never before ~ my ~
zeen the Shenandoah Valley prosperous ms
anusion the prevailing prosperity p9rnpsqIs ros
reminiscent observations "Oh no. s.~s Or
ccyntrv is greater than would have oeen pSss--s-
with the Union divided arr arr cru eIs@-. ~ ne North
toward the negro. would personally 90 ia..' 80
relieve one o. Saea ~ his s5aiitv with he vss
citizen one thing Is nisunderstooo- 80 a. ass,ss
Snr Women by the negro This IS The eae as
which retriouton - me'ea 41S sr1 n man
white as the Alpine snow thrice olese- ss trs1f.
.~, se the roIored man in the south res Prs
icert Mckinley had done much % soften Ias y.
bsioved bv the Southern people came os. s5Sis
tf-. as n prarI character aId corHifer " ~.
remark when shot Buffalo. n reiereaGe !" -:
rrTsoSa ~ rovv0rri- ase1Es.l VIC. -,1..s..s
go, rim a death thrust was almost Christ1ss'
". Frank Mohr q Reading Perm. who saw s''
f~e in cuba during the Spanish var. and had -
Of military experience IN tne -.
PERKS fppires as second Lieutenant
C,C,r-N-T~v FOR the 9sth Ee-imcut % Votinteais.
ROOSEVELT. Is az the Aston House. UT W.
was the political reporter or - ~,