New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Melville L srnead. who has business interests in
Sew-Tork has recently returned from India. seen
the Grand Hotel. Nj. Snead
ENGLANDs said. Having connections in Bonn
INDIAN bay. Amritsar and Lahore 7 have
RULE travelled generally over the coua-
t-y. have been over Il every year
Tor the last years. am able 10 assert with
confidence Jh-s the best Informed people Of India
ire entirely satisfied with English rule. and every
where they are IN sympathy with the japanese IN
their conflict with the Russians There IS great H.
terest 3ust now In tho English expedition into
Tibet The talk that She Russians might indulge
o rspTsa IS asalnst England b, an invasion Of
WI, VII which 70 equip the hin tribes and arouse
The NATIVES ~ Isis a.. ieoJ ,5 az hq-seIse;
very largely through a fun knowledge OF the re-
Russian railroads at the nearest point are eas,l
ttho1sano niles RON The Indian frontier And.
india from the north is restricted u the two
mountain passes. Bolen and kcyber, which are
months supply OF provisions and equipped with
ne most modern and effective munitions Of war
The passes also mined. so that the pressure OF
z button would Wreak destruction on any attack
ING force that undertook 10 invade the country"
Colonel willis T. Harlow. who lives at the Wal
torf-Astoria, has Just returned from Florida. He
brings Gsh story from Miami
FISHING OFF and by way Of attcsting its reua-
FLORIDA h.ity and accuracy as TO details
he brings photographs of his catch
zion that ne established the seasons record 'One
day three four weeks ago" says the colonel
y chartered the packet Klondike f0r a days sport
with hook and line. and 7 spent The time from 10
o'clock in the morning until $50 in the afternoon
'ust on The edge of the Guf Stream. Besides the
rrcw, there were three others with ne. The
catch. & was counted out on the dock when
10 came IN numbered So klnghsh ranging from
eight POUNDS MP 70 thirty 7 was superb Snort
- a kInghsh now and then ooshlng out o. the
I.siiils iIteen 10 LNert,-aEe pounds going thirty
49,. -. m re az. Iss.e.s I've fsh. We landed q
hen fesiire S8 - i,ls5 81 ~, ,e In, ne hS9
% end LIS predatory career threw out the shark
-alt The reNt thing was 10 take HIM on h0ars
TIE novice N shark nshirr-provided il Is known
she lire from the moment his sharkship begins 10
asy o s o ,s ne genT a ESS are bath so Ss The
fhe line was made fast. 50 that the shark couldn't
aboard and landed on the dock"
Richard Cullen. OF Duluth. MINI Is staying a.
the Park Avenue. lie has lived in tho Zenith
city since 1852. ans says Re came
lots OF 10 know az the mineral deposits
IRON ORE IN the Mesaba and Termillion
NEAR ranges while engaged IN numbering
DULUTH IN tat section more than twenty
years ago. 1T Is a mistake" said
y Cullen. TO assume that TIRE extensive opera
tio7s % the Steel Trust IN that country VIII cx-
must the ore supply. Outside OF their leaseholds
there are thousands or acres OF land that have
Personally prospected that IRE cara cteri sed by the
sane formation. and that nre urdorlaid by I'm
inense bodies % I'd hcDarte thst hoxs s. 70 ss
re- ccat metallic iron. on one property IN which
7 have no interest Uhateya- the ore body Is one
an ul7ee-fourth miles IN length by 100 feet IN
~ieth. ord the drll has penetrated Il 20 a depth
- - tsel- The ore % the AormillOn kanEC IS Of
We high grade that specially odapts Il to the
miles - lake Superior. al Two IIarbors GA sho
49, . 70 lTon hanEe 'talroac, there IS ore
leote3 tons year Tor the next afty years
Grant Mackenzie. ot Shanghai. China. was an
arrival on the Majestic. Mr.. Mackenzie has been
a resident OF China for twenty-siK
YELLOW years and fo- sixteen years Of
Peril" NOT that time has been engaged IN
GREAT. ehipbul6inE az Shanghai. Seen at
the Grand Hotel ne said: 7 left
China IN November last and al that time Il was
believed that all the differences OF Russia ans Japan
would he adjusted without a CONFLICT nv SYM
pathos with the japanese. as I consider that
N defending herself against the enc-oachuents OF
Russia she Is dehting TIE hattie OF both England
and the United States in a commercial sense-hcr
success VII maintain en opcn door 20 trade IN
nina. The Chinese are thoroughly honorable IN
Snelr business transactions. bot the infusion OF
sspanese enterprise would give On impetus 20 the
SSetelopment OF The country The Japanese and
japanese influence would be a better monetary
ottulslcn have no thought that such awak-
ss5ng 81 The Chinese. as would involve The
scTi,,s 3, o. pefF IS 20 Dc feared The greater
aisoessarily mean any radical change IN the
60. q The country. reforms work slowly in
10Y nat arc not vet aware that a war was
~ - .4 ~. between China and japan Speaking
s1hie said: THE rrcrf f--r-ee-i,-s fa~f b--,,rt
6lzs spscl 80 tne 7'oncerfnl dcve,orr1ent in ote