New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
THE PASSING THRoNe.

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I MINNE5OT4'S public mind the antagonist J,
| PROSPERITY. tLc>Sorthern Securities nnerv.- .
at the Holland House. He "a a.
c0mpauied by Mrs. Van SAINT. When seen soon ~,
ter his arrival the Governor said: Il have b.,
leading rather a strenuous life IN meeting tn =
vate and official demands upon ny time. I an, o..
Cow taking little respite. and am enjoying n
shall spend little time in New-Jersey. where som.
os my ancestors have been at rest for conside-a,l
more than hundred years I may possible "a.
back to Minnesota in time 20 eat Thanksziv,.
turkey" ASKED for an expression Concerning fbs
eTgeT SUITS the Governor said: The fs6s-.,
case. which is based upon the alleged vfoasfo-
by the Northern Securities Company OF ~.
sherman Antitrust law. having been declsss A.
favor Of the state In the Circuit Court % A.
peals. is now down for final hearing By The r-,,s,
States Supreme Court December IA -
the case based upon the violation OF ths ~
sofa State law prohibiting the combinatIo, !.
parallel and competing lines OF railroad and vb,cs
was decided adversely to the State. in the JnI,.S
states District Court, has been advanced on rna
calendar Of the Supreme Court and Is schssu.4
Tor January So IL viii be apparent that va,hi,
two months We shall have a final decision in bof5
cases OF course hope. as DO the people OF Mn
OBVIOUSLY improper under the circumstances for ne
tps maze any comment more tnan to say that
NJ fuesIon that must De decided Is whether
NSe%.,5JeFsey corporation can come into the stats
- ~ i'.sssota and tnWaTt the VIII OF the people
i, ~ otstS As expressed IN her statutes Speax-
ing generally concerning the material prosperity
pOiltlcdl OUTLOOK the state CTOvern0r
sad' Minnesota IS making marvellous strides IA
tas Development Of her mineral wealth in ths
of her agricultural and dairy interests. Prosper
~ prevails Men who were advocating the adOD-
ths benefits OF Republican policies. and now
10 10 ouy lou9ly appiauolag the existing conditions
are for Roosevelt They Ike him because he man
ifeSts disposition 70 enforce the law wherever
he notes violation Of it and is no respecter Of
persons And. furthermore. ne has lived IN ths
stand him and have confidence in him Minnesota
has never failed since she became state 70 give
her electoral vote to the Republican candidate for
President and she viii not alter her record n
Baron Won HcuSeimJller. AnnbassadOr rom
Austria Hungary. accompanied by Baroness Won
HengelmIlIer has just returned
SPEAKS OF from abroad at the end OF a six
ACSTRiAS months leave OF absence from his
POLICIES. post at Washington. Seen at the
Cambridge. the ambassador said:
"Of course, I enjoyed my vacation in Europe, out
1 am glad TO be home again You see" he added.
Il have been so long in Washington that I call
affections have been nine years at the American
capital during my present term Of service. and
thing is Harmonious and cordial between the two
governments. and there Is no sign OF any 9ls Dis
situation that has developed in Panama the An
are remote that she may not be expected to
take a position at the front in the matter but she
governments in their attitude to the new re-
public certainly hope 70 see the canal 9ullt tor
the benefits Of an international character that VIII
result Asked concerning the conditions fl Mace
Joined the an6assador said. Matters Of Oriental
politics course entirely outside the province
merely observer. that the conditions OF
unrest due to conflicting creeds and mingled races
stood that if Turkey should be unable, though
willing to suppress the turbulent conditions thar
have arisen crisis might come that would pro-
woke a general European war: The reassurins
feature OF the present situation Is tne concord and
harmony OF Russia and Austria They are acting
together to minimize the blOodshed and ameiora1s
the condition Of the people The reforms that vera
recommended as a result OF the meeting OF the
ointment OF represen tatives OF the two powers
to supervise the work OF accomplishing the needed
may have been willing 70 conform 20 the recon-
and the Recommendations have been renewed"
The Rev James WoIIaston Kirk. who wa ,Or
twenty years pastor Of a Presbyterian church N
Philadelphia. but who now reg
TELLS OF listers from Eagle. Alaska. Is
MINERS OF guest at the Park Avenue Hotel
alaska The Rev Mr.. Kirk went TO ALASKA
as the representative OF the mission
board Of his church in the spring Of 1890 HIS as
signment was for a two year term. but he only
came out in September last. when personal IN
Jury made it imperative that he leave his fed Of
labor. He will return to the lanG OF gold
when navigation opens in the spring "Eagle. said
Mr.. Kirk. is only four miles ar me. from 49,, Ias
below Dawson It IS the postoftce address OK
miners operating hundred niles away ana 10 -
two hundred and fifty miles 70 the nearest post
office TO the west Eagle is the seat OF the United
District Court. is the port Of entry and 10.
cation of the custom house ~ IS Ihe Polr : a. a.
which is Fort Egbert, a two company post II -
as the greater portion OF the population When
first went into the country there was no sunday
SABBATH in NeW-England Ike ny work eniOy
my contact with the men OF that frontier country,
They may be UnCOuth. but they have gOOd hearS
them. They are men Of viriIity and courage. some
Of hem ma
LIQUOR is sold in abundance. and some men drink
they are, the average. more addicted TO ~ Jaan
in the more populous sections Of the country
Kaniuro watanabe. OF Japan. special coulrns-
sioner in the service OF the Governor General OF
Formosa. is at the Fifth Avenue
SAYS JAPAN Hotel He is an active factor =.
MUST the politics OF Japan. as nenosE
FIGHT. CT the executive COMMITTEES OF taS
Seiyu Kai party. Of which Marquis
Ito the leader before his appointment as NV
Councillor to the Emperor. Mr.. Watanaos va
established. prior to the annexation OF HaWaH "
the United States, at Honolulu. where ne was "a
gagged in supplying the sugar planters with az
anese labor. He left Japan in December asst anu
after staying for a few months in Hawaii cen.
tnued his journey to the United states ne $40
Election Day advertisements Re visited Was1lns-
ton. Il retired from business said Mr W. "a
political systems Of the countries visit - sHS
go from New-Ycrk 70 London; thence 20 80 -
the representative Of Baron Kodama. the Govern.
The triD 70 study the aininistrative methods Ok
the colony with a view TO adopting any 49, 49,
5at he Sogd chez es o 81 ss 10 Se sy
OF Japan. ana in view OF the present realtors w.
pieting nv inquiry in south Africa I shan reIgsa
to England ana m2ks tour 81 EEr9Ps o yyss1risa
Mr. Watana5e said: Il am one OF those who es.
lf2y- We nj q