New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
THE PASSING THRONG.


Colonel John z. Finerty. OF Chicago. who vas On.
Of the speakers at the Emmett memorial cs,sbrs-
ton at Carnegie Hall. STAYED a.
WANTS HOME the Hoffman House. He has been
RULE FOR a conspicuous figure IA nearly
IRELAND. every important movement in
which the Irish cause has been
discussed since the days when ParneIs leadership
began. He has not only champ-oned Ireands
claims for Independent government from the pub
lie platform. but for over twenty years be has
published The Chicago Citizen which IS com
Teace, S9iTael ~ ~1s Iio 1 {i1 . I ns "a
the conGisye netq az me iio'l,t- il -4 Ds;
at that meeting was made president OF the United
Irish League OF America. He vas reelected az he
purchase bill" said Colonel Finerty. Is meas
that viii do much 10 better the condition OF ths
Irish people. but they VIII rot be satisfied with
ANYTHING short Of fun and complete parliamentary
tndependence- They should rot be SATISFIED with
anything short OF the condition that existed prior
TO lsOl- \ return 10 ths SITUATION curing me
Girattan Parliament, I's2 to lscp, would be fll-
filment Ct the liberty for which the people have 80
long struggled aud suffered. They have been TOO
force. but they have cOutended heroicauy with ths
sentiment Of the Irish members of Parliament
with whom I have had contact when i say that
next to the UnfaltcruE and sustained loyalty Of The
Irish people 20 the cause the most potent inf1-
wruug from England has been the American press
Iight upon actual conditions IN Ire. nj hes moulded
public sentiment to such a degree that stubborn
t;ngland has been compellei % yield. The and
portant step on the way 70 home rule"
william Puryear NassI is a native os Brooiiyn
but he is registered at the Holland HOUSE from the
City OF Mexico. He has lived IN
IMPROVE Spanish speaking countries for the
MENTS IN last fifteen years He has spen:
THE CITY much time in Buenos Ayres and In
OF MEXICO. the City OF Mexico. Speaking q
the public improvements IN To
~ ba a. Frro bac cr4r
changes IN the last few years IN the street paving
and sanitary conditions: the city IS being nod
ernized The old. uneven brick and stone pave
the last two years completes new sewer system
mas neen oult, Otr or ILss , tf ~ 10 dees
ment built in Philadelphia The American colony.
resented bv a MEMBERSHIPS in the American Club
of four hundred is growing. chiefly by the advent
revival OF mining in the republic. and large guam
tlte5 OF golo are Toy oeS .s'S i,S
Mexico
Homer S. Ward OF Hamilton Bermuda. IS at re
New-Amsterdam. bis antecedents English.
but he is a native Bermudan. He
PRAISES THE says that while Bermuda IS an
BERMUDA English colony she gets practical
ONION. ly al OF her supplies except cloth
ing from New-YOrk. Despite ths
opening ~ OF Cuba as winter resort since the
Spanish war" said NJ. Ward. Bermuda holds her
popularity and there is appreciate increase IN
the number Of winter visitors each year Ire
few svs neccssary to See the island is also increas
fng. Our staple soil products II years soLs -,
we're Bermuda onions. potatoes and tomatoes ons
the market is cut so that there is no longer a.
profit in raising them Ihere rs sun n a0TG7 Ss.
no competitor % the Bermuda onion, = r,s Z a.
culiarIy the product Of Bermuda soil Ias ~ az
tivity Of the island population 81 the pIesss ss K
spending several millions in bridge and doeA ~
struction. Snow and frost are things unknoWn
Bermuda. and while we must endure q uss -
humidity that IS often oppressive iu ne s- lr1Ss.
who come from the States to enjoy theu a1'es~
Asher Ayers Of Costa Rica. is a guest az rs
Grand He is a native Virginian. and uri- ~
cast his lot m South America eaAso
PRODUCTS Stanton. in the Shenandoah va
OF COSTA ley his home. He became idenu-
RIGA. fed with mining interests eolp'
or years ago. and now has s1os'll
tIaI reasons to centre his attention the eqiao'
section MY interests" said 81. Ayers. are I.
an old gold mine that has been reha0iAtated ln.
arc two other similar enterprises IN the ssins ,as
cality. We are inland from the port OF una IT. -
Our output Is low grade quartz prop9silot-, ~
the values are extracted by anna sanl 20. istte
cyanide process Tie Application o. ~ tl ~ ioss
by Oldtime methods was SO great tnaL tls.tH- t,-
profit in that section but il is not poor maI 10
eoJntry-ca2ital Is necessary II taxes IT, nos.
make money. Besides the nine output We an
valuable products Of the country gre 80, ~ Ire
great bananas Having been on the is thnlls ~ Il
time or the lnSurrectlol "a lev Ir1--s11a sol
Ayers had a chance 20 inspect the Fal,1..l ,,rraf
.saG
mostly boys from ten 10 twelve wears CD ~. .-or
tall a Mauser without shoes clad N Gl-S ss -
sers IN varying degrees OF decadence. ana Ss-irs
climax of this Uniform. a dsreputaole appe-ls-e9
old straw hat did service. He SAYS one -
soldier would be able 20 try CONCLUSIONS w.
score Of them.
James Murdoch Of Lafayette Ind. Is al re -,
dorf Accompanied By his daughter. Re has -
returned from four noIf
FAvORs PAR abroad during which ne ineio1s
KER FOR IN his itinerary a visit %
PRESIDENT scenes Of his boyhood In W.
western ireland Since ne -
70 America as a boy in 1852 and settled n s.
cite he has become president OF the Me-0N.A
National Bank IN Lafayette, II largely H r-k
IN the local and fnterurban trolley lines tHN-ss
Lafayette TO Indianapolis. and has just oeeI NorSs
to four year term as n director " --.-..,rsr o.
Railway Company. lie Is also an * tea "a i.-ths
the State OF Indiana. Mr. Murd0ck ~ us e. -soea
wool Democrat. counts some or NC 80 ssieris
Indians Republicans as amOug ms C.4-ss' -onvea-
He was a delegate 70 each OF Iae ttlLsT SSr -
tons that nominated Grover CleVei1HLs -, renr
Presidency. He also 1eleSate u 81 onT
cratic conventions Of tsg6 AID Nv anu T1ss,ninEs
cast his vote On each occasion for william Joicg
Bryan, bus voted FOR him al the polls LI.eens5ed
for which Mr.. Bryan most stIcLSlS ,S0.-Ssf *
said Mr.. Murdoch. has gone D = - gar u
course. the men who furnish the sileNsnIs 5o NJ
political campaigns rot very IaVvIs.t.,sr tnan
Roosevelt but they would trust him 49, Rrvan
a man who neld some o. the views or N. -.ro1gest
I think Chief Judge Parker would pc u SGsr1s.fan1