New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
THE PASSING THRONG.


gan. lumberman Of Detroit was at the Waldorf
Monday. Speaking OF tha
CHANGES changes that have come about IN
IN LUM- numbering operations. he saids
BERING. Michigan pine Is practically ex-
hausted. and most Of the opera
tions are now IN hardwood from the districts thas
have been denuded OF pine The milling Is muca
less important than formerly, owing. not merely %
the lack or timber grown IN the State, but TO tbs
action OF the Canadian Government In prohibiting
the expectation OF logs IN retaliation for the tarr
OF s. a thousand We imposed on lumber. The enscs
I'm the last five or SIX years has been the elosins
down OF many mills IN the saginaw Valley Of
Michigan. They had been depending on the Cant@
dian logs. which had been t0~ed asI3ss We -.
and when that supply was cut on the DIG men
moved their plants to Canada Vow, ship earsoss
OF lumber are brought from N.l.ies3.A Gnu
In CARROTS over Michigan, while these same point
voes a. AfjcbiESn lumber were shipped Manistes
and IsudingtOu. both Of which were once 1890
lumber production. are now chiefly dependent on
the hardwood supply. The men VINO uSs7 80
Important in the numbering business In Mlchlsdn
have been compelled 20 seek new fields ana many
Of them are now interested IN 'nads I'm, M w.
timberland and mill owners IN Minnesota anu 49,
CaroIina' The state in which am operating. or ID
Georgia. Alabama. Arkansas and FIorlda-
Tboms, II. Devine. OF Pueblo. Col. row at M
fifth Avenue Hotel. was a Democrat untll bIy1i
became. FOR the second time, =
COLORADO candidate for the Presidency. !
FIRMLY held my nose aHc No.eu 40
MINE Nebraska man the first time
said Mr. Devine. but col.dns
repeat the offence against my better judgment
voted for Mckinley and have since then zen =
RspubIirar. No other name than that OF Ioose'
- a. ,s-tio7sd bv Colorado Republicans ,or ms
Presidency And Colorado will be In the He2uonsr
column In November. - ,t-,7,riss FOR ths
Iasr year but the situation is ciearlne- 49, -
Peabody has stood mantuiiy -gr ne : ~ ssrnsi
ne spproval Of the law and order element ~ 80
state. even outside Of hls iysLi-,fs Geek dis
trict aIienated sympathy from the oT - 1zsnS
sIii b5s served as an antid0te for the splIIL Q.
iawIessness that obtained FOR a I mes to su5.
Heapydiy AMI viii share IN the success now as
sured for the Republican Natona4 u'AS~
CONGRESSMAN Joseph c. Sibley, OF Pennsy4
came over from Washington to see members o. -
family or on the steamer scnsl -.
THE WAR for a tour OF the Holy Land 80.
N THE at the Grand Hotel he said i IN
Tc- Inclined 10 the belief that the Was
IN the Far East viii be long alarH
out and the ultimate outcome cannot % oo---.~ -.
predicted II NAV be remembered that wneh -
Civil War began the Confederacy vas -.
equipped for the conflict than the N0Fth' 04' - =
a protracted struggle. and We had the -
chest and the men. and We won. 90 10y -,
there IS any prospect that the Uaited STATES
become involved. and 1 certainly hope rot V1.
position however In favor OF the open eo44 ,,I ss
be maintained. No nation should % ~ cora-
ynerciai oppOrtunities in china. IL might s e.D a.
prOvidential purpose TO have Russia 49, and
sIo S9Rs SCI ucS Of the Psce Coast she now 90
eupies and il might be the ~ gb chinese to havs
an INFUSION OF the japanese initatlye anu -
prise me s,lts quo that viii be broadly beneficial
In the fruitful DEVELOPMENT or tnal pay yy,-sst-
W. Jr,rIf are being exploited 20 the limit. and -
future development must be IN the OrleHl. -vii
are now millions Of people in a country M I've Si
become a great workshop and veritaole NV -
industry II Is my belief that BOYS nov d, 10
Paciac rival that OF the Atlantic
Edward c. Wall. OF Wisconsin. who VIII have
place IN the list OF candidates for the PTesIs--
presented IN the st. Louis con'en-
T q WALL, ton attended the first annual - -
talks ON ner OF the Wisconsin 500 -,
PRESIDENCY. New-York. Seen at Na l. -,
Wall said. cot course. have oe7-I
highly gratihed by the unanimity that mas -.
ecterfzed the movement in my own state ray -s -.
To the presents tiOu OF my name as candl'''1
the Presidency 1 shall abstain from any -,
personal promotion OF the matter. but sha'. -,
by the wishes OF my friends am -.
pleased to note that those who are uTslhB 'i -,
liberation OF my name representative OF -
Wings OF the party-those who may have seen if-
rl,ItV in a deviation from their usual ruIe -
lcaI I tSs who have without exception. supports.
the party ticket. There comes q uIIe ,,ssSfi5ns
81 every man when he must decide sohle - In
. Li-ss.sIf Trbaf time was presented 20 me -
1895 i had always believed IN me slnsisS ~ fhs
standard but j a DeInocfat- p $3.50 ,55csSs~--5 1S0
o,t,@es ~ the party convention IN 1880 anu -.
have however no criticism for sucn as M. 80
seen their duty IN a different Lshl - a.i -
toirirg Dolitics and not making Ptatsotlli
i--e S.riod On the Democratic PLATFORM slhce -
nave $500 $500 tbat shafI continue 70 stand on T.
E-a o6f iosr nv faith in the people ana oelis
49, nav he made the wisdom OF returns -.
f5eryubIicans and putting the Democrats lh poNe .
,binl the party has better than InefS 49,
s51 ave plurality OF 5000 for the Deiilo
ticket the first year was CHAIRMAN OF 20 90
~e-e+-ai C,ommfftee in 1890 and was carIlso -
CisveIand IN 1872 I expect a sirnliar conu4"N -
things obtain about eight AaOH~NS "e