New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06

ming's natural resources and the town OF Grand
Encanpnent on the site OF which sageorush grew
until hts advent. has population OF fifteen
hundred people He Is being seriously mentioned
by his friends either for the GovernOrshp or 10 take
the place OF Senator Clark whose successor viii
be elected BY the next legislature. Replying 20
Inquiry. Mr.. Emerson said: "Fennimors Chatter
ton. who succeeded to the Govsrnorship on tbs
death Of Governor De Forest Richards. and who
has acquitted himself with credit IN his admins
tration OF the Office. hopes to succeed himself as
State Executive and will be candidate. as will
ex-State Senator r. r. Brooks. who Is both abe
and popular. Nv name has been mentioned az mat
aged in the belief that would accept tbs
between Governor Chatterton and Senator BrooSs,
and whichever may be nominated anu elected rs
tered Concerning the suggestion OF my name ~
connection with the United States Senatorship,
ffearsd NJ @ Bon M me SAY p{ ST Hst c
from Wyoming. Senator Warren IS earnestly de-
and his success in obtaining substantial recosni.
tion for Wyoming men In The various branches 9.
Splsi bo,,s ~ CONFESS where he has now served
rpPrt tvsI,s ySars ara viii undoubtedly be a
candidate 10 sGccesd himself II I esteemed him
less :fsn hshy than aG tRs hf G eon %of' w him
the honor Of election to the senatorship. 7 have
s.dered the matter OF being a candidate"
Ex-senator w d Washourn Of Minnesota, whose
business activities have involved large numbering
operations extensive -four milling
FLOUR interests and important projects OF
MILLS OF railroad building. was at the Fifth
MINNIE Avenue Hotel few days ago
APOLIS Talking OF the growth within Mn
neapous and the developments OF
the -four making industry there. he said i wsnt
from Maine to Minnesota In 1871. and az that time
St Anthony. on the east side OF the river, WIN
about three thousand population. was double the
sizs OF MINNEAPOLIS The only -four mill at tnat
tims was on the ST. Anthony side % the river ana
its capacity was not than 100 10 80 oaFrsis
day. 1 built the first dam and canal on me "es-
side Of the river and in S65 my brother, Cad"a'-
lader who afterward became Governor or WlscoIi .
sin built a mill IN Minneapolis or LVV oa-..
daily capacity. II then regarded as nioiSa'
but there has been great development sllC9 -,
Now Minneapolis has 2i00OO population; one Il? ~
OF which. including what was ct Ahthunff,s n an
Interested now turn from 25eo0 20 glow par 80
az -four tWenty-T1UT hours, dllu VIZ ~.
other big mills taken into cofside Is,ls1
daily -four production or Nilnneap - .. ,,-sd 10
make that quantity OF -four is about ~ osos
and IL NAV be safely asserted that the s,f1
mills make a market for not less thah ..; - ~
bushels OF wheat every week Inc piI. uS,T-uOs
flour Is large, but the margin OF PIont ~ supuly
much over six cents a barrel our VIZ. LSsn-
Is drawn from Minnesota. the Dak0tis, IuN~ - All
sas and Nebraska. and our product SUI - v,sr-
Darts of the world The BOer war opened ~ COR
kst a, south Africa and while the conflict GI-
tipued We had large trade IN that qIelse.,sz ag0
shipments continue. and on one dAy wv Chra
we booked orders for South Africa, Ouo-l -1f -
and japan The demand in both 81 tn1 S.Esr,,Iatel
tries last named has undoubtedly been p1ss.l
by the present strained relations Oe'"00
and japan.