New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Daniel q. Henderson Is a Kansas City lawyer
who explains his Democracy By the statemsnt that
he was born under Bourbon
TRAITS OF spices in Maryland and must Re
CHIPPEWA consistent. Mr.. Henderson Is the
INDIANS legal representative Of the Chip
pewa Indians on the four rsserva-
lions IN Minnesota II am" said he. charged
with securing the adjustment OF all the claims OF
the tribe for lands and timber that have not been
settled. This can only be accomplished through
Congressional action. have been in this rsla-
ton for three or four years, and spend most OF
my time In Washington during the sessions o.
Goag,sss Isl, snaH nave couple OK & @ an -
pear with them before the proper committees The
interest in politics. and are mostly Democrats
Though they are not, as rule. fond OF wora
them. usually halfbreeds who have acquired "A
rev T s hS saSs of the
he said he would rather have the word Of CHIP
point Mr Henderson told OF the incident In which
the late Bishop Whipple IS said to have dgursa
yited to big hunt with the Chippewas. for whom
he did much and who Were fond OF opt him hat s
naps OF all the tepees had been thrown BACK Sns
On ihs Rans He eaeS the attention Of tn.
TO the fact that he was leaving some personai
The chief shrugged his shoulders and said 70 N:
Bishop. there isn't white man within hunarea
miles"
A NJ p. Cowiey. OF White Bear Lak.. a suburban
resort fourteen miles north or ST. faul.
guest at the Glsey. MIR. CowleS
PROGRESS has been for twenty-four year,
OF BANKING identified with the Second NatiolA.
IN ST. PAUL. Bank OF ST. Paul. OF which he IS
director. This thing" said NJ
Cowley that strikes the attention and stirs th'
nnirth OF a man from Minneapolis or 81. Pau VINO
visits New-York is the continuance in commission
of the venerable horsecars. 1t Is tan years sines
they disappeared from the streets Of the I"in
Cities. and IL Is i've or six years since the eao
system was abandoned" Speaking OF the improVea
conditions In banking circles IN St. Paul: ms
bank with which I am identified has more than
doubled its deposits N the last ten years. anu "
have Just secured place on the honor r9 o. hss
surplus b sS1a year 70 our ahSt ths lines
credit to which the banks customers were enu. eo
have not taken up the money we had available f Ss
ioanng- Large amounts are loaned every M, Sa and
Duluth and the security is eonsdeGsd s sss for
but we have oeen con nens and as result v:
hold a considerable amount OF paper S chi-
through our correspondents IN New-f0rS anu
Colonel Frank E. Nys, cannmissary Of suosfseenos
in the United States Army. stationed at eni -
Is concluding months iea'' =
STORES FOR the Grand Hotel "One OF the mos
REMOTE important changes that nave
ARMY POSTS veloped in the distribution Oh suo
slstsnce to the army" said coion''
Nye has been IN enlarging the list OF safes $50.
for the beneht Of officers and men AT reinoes 49,
such as Alaska and the Philippines. Ever siiie
consideration for the stationed at 80 sor
Western posts established the RUE. no cost
TRANSFORMATION has been added TO the inluaa
OF stores matter how far they must De snp s OF
The only exception 10 the rule - IN the 80 ~
beef that Is sent into the Alaska country al
hoof and sells at 20 cents pound one tnoa,.-v
tion Ell oldtme methods that has been neeeSss s,t
Is In the preparation OF the bacon tnas sSyroSsd
10 the Philippines Instead OF sending me n. -
sides ana the sugar cured product in canvas y -
spscIally salt cured and shipped In TINS. tm ~
chased in Chicago Omaha and Kansas City. ,aiiT
tns portion that goes to the Philippines IS Spo in.
cured under the supervision of governinent -
speotors" Speaking Of the task that was wsr he
sad: "Having resard tor the fact tnat purL,n'asiv
could only be made when the funds wsfe aesN sras
net thereters an adequate rsssrys suPRv On 49,
the Demands were certainly wei met