New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07
THE PASSING THR0NG.

General Cornelius c. Watts. OF Charleston. We
Va president OF the Coal River and western I.aI,
way. IS staying az the WALDORF
PEsOr-RCEs General Watts Is a native OF W.
OF WEST GINA and old line Democrat
VIRGINIA. who believes that his party must
win on its merits and that its
p,IIcies n they are to prevail, must square via
the spirit OF progress. Just at this time. suu
General Watts. II giving my CHER attshuOh h"
business and am permitting the aspirants for oies
and these who have been disappointed IN ths RAGS
for prefsrrent but are letting themselves down AZ
easy as possible occupy the stage West Virgins
Is a state greet in her natural resources OHS
Pennsylvania and Illinois exceed her IN 'hs ~
ductiOn Of coal. she Is second only 20 Hftsy ~ "a
In the coke industry. ana IN OF Ptod'~ ~ under
first place. Our railroad, which - H NV -. -
construction. begins at St Adams on She me Il n
the Chesapeake and ONO, NtSt u 90, -, Tram-
runs south through the Coal RIVER BASIN 20 -
tance OF l2O miles 1t will develop a great 80 -
field and territory covered with a WISH $50 ~
coal land Of Go 900 acres which experts have as
nlOnstrated is underlaid with ten tset 0s .nS SSr
quality OF coal. assuring a yield OF LO'e IONS 70
every foot OF vertical depth under every a. 49,,
aI Yyatfs said: Il was on the ticket with MI
Bryan. as uomfnee for Governor OF west We I'D
Ia 1906 and supported him cOnscientousIy. M M
that u Is necessary TO prove thar was Ii.;-.
cers BY declaring for free silver now ConSsg orI
have Changed. and since the inflow OF goil III
Alaska has given US an increased SIToSs ra, Is az
this time entitled to consideration IL Will E1s ~
10 adhere to IL merely as matter OF selIsl .S re-
record Mr. Bryan a n sincere man or sIe -
serve Bower he viii not be snubbed at 81 10 -
on the contrary. I think he will be warm, ne
caivsd hut i do believe the declarations o. -
oIatforu can be determined IN advance o. the or ~
vention Nor do think any man VIII pc pc az 5slfS.
dominate the situation IN opposition 20 the u
crate Judgment OF the delegates 70 thS CUM
ton ton
r.vcurp1s Lindsay. who so divides his time thaa
he may with entire prOpriety register from ei'''
Los Angeles. Cal, or NOs"'s''
was at the Waldorf tor ssr-
UNDER eral days recently nj - -
DIAZ- has traversed every .r $50.
the Mexican republic. i nave.
said Mr. Lindsay ridden mule and horse OAoS e..
Nexico In the last ten years not less thaI -.
tbousand miles and 1 regard it as the srea.sss
country IN the world for minerals-sllVer' 80.
and gold-and vet not even the old mines s a.
which great values were taken oy SsaS5ilf1ons ars
~ ,,rfer fhe Iiaz administration Tor ~ -.
ment and business operations Dldz - - 49, trin-
great men OF the century. lie belongs % frsT JIa-
nv vThich includes Hldalgo and JEarez rAb and
re- had accomplished the separauon % ,~sg,sntarT
SieroIrfs info a republic. and SO wisely 49,. IN
govern that all who have any - sr,s when
the republic are reluctant 20 tll.S susang OF
NogaIes Mr. Lindsay said; III Is h u,tS one OF
location. II is built exasty On or the boundary, 80
that the buildings one side OF tHo .Ss- re in
So5cra Nexico on the Mexican side. 20
the Zone de Zebra, where prelSsisIi.s tobacc0s.
per OF the rsgglar sehedGgf are very much
~5.sner man the same things would De 81 70
American side. So those who want 70 unified a
Course TO what they require for iIlLne1 rcs over
sumption. such is TIE adSan ,cssg bV he Ansr-
can dealer that cigars are onereo 10 ,vhen tho
the Arizona side OF the boundary, ~. ever 10 inc
American NogaIss. for gambling 10 Hs'A''
the Mexican town.