New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
THE PASSING THRONG.

George Macmillan Cassatt Of London. is staying
at the NetherIand Mr.. Cassatt. who Is resident
Director OF the Remington Type
THE TYPE writer Company IN Europe. Is n
WRITER native OF Ohio. and his present mis-
ABROAD. sion to the United States Is fully
explained by the fact that he has
Just taken a bride-a Cincinnati woman. with whom
he wall soon sail for their future home in London
The demand for typewritsrs IN Europe" said VI.
Cassatt lis yet years behind the United states
and. though the market has been greatly expanded
In the last years. IL IS stu smaller than tnaL o.
the United States Recent travels through Rus
STA. IN other parts OF Europe. promP.se nj. ~:
Cassatt TO observe The peaceful CONDITIONS -
seem to obtain among the people OF the country
and at the centres OF population furnish 40 o
OF life imposed BY the government Complete s9o-
tectiou-the habit OF being donlnS ~ tSs
drastic and irritating conditions that hamper soea
tLe+ s-rrb meetings as are common in this country
OF women composing charitable OrganizatlonS an
- svtt0~itias ard II one we're making an even
Ing call upon friends and should be de'sPsS Tt
cause certain f0rmalites Of Permssi2n aLSeT - -.
Identification, must be funIed VIII me obassS
81 RISsian sT1rvsiIIance OF even the social ana
domestic affGirs Of those wlthln ne I,Ssr ard
1850 he eat mat Jaran has been effective y
tbs Ebogf0rIrE Russia must win In the end GIess
In her material resources as IN extent 81 VgI,S
and with her military strength on the ana ~,
SENS inconceIvahle that she would surrendeI Z,
prestige by suffering herself 70 be- Ge[s9Ieq is
drbt AGAINST the Beers. at any cost
r-1-r-nfts1 states Senator John Patton. OF Men.
gan. has been staying at the Majestic Tor ssv''n
DAYS. He IS devoting his ume
ppr,rARy important business affairs. but con-
REFORM IN tinUes to take On active lnle l !.
MICHIGAN political questions thar aIlecl s' -
citizen he Is chairman OF ns
urinary reform, COMMITTEES OF the state EspurA0-
I,eaEls OF Michigan Not only sa-U -, =.
Michigan surely for Roosevelt at the present I'M
hut the people have been steadily for bis 9onl s-s
MON ever since they came to RECOGNIZES tLS iigSsss
Of purpose. coupled with eoqrass, ana h Under
Nh fba+ he cSrnpaisn must he fought upon ~
800 s S No adr1inistratfon ard II viii STAND ~,
Ps1erna revolution would have been qtlte a. ,ss~
in fbai- arraignment II he had pursued any % n
e,,frss 1she peopIs want the canal SpSAAx,T1SssN-
The coming contest for the GOvernorslY ~ cav OK
an Mr Patton said: It have nothing 70 ,s cars-
p0ia1 will be that Of primary reioiHIr = fhres
sers since began earnestly to advocate anu - tRs
this reform. The time has come Uy 49, o5tsin IN
corrupt methods and nlanlpu5auoI -eso~r 10 the
cI-verfions 70 set them aside ana Isso4 Bv
direct nomination OF candldaIess ~, Australian
SSiiot the primary Is hedged about as IN
and IS free from the eAercsss ,S55iiate az ne
rsSuIar election Two State conventions y. h ths
gan have declared ed iG 1csgatars the law passed =
.t tIse hut was defeated IN the Sen4 ~ coin-
F,for ing sr.sada
ties ~ Vy9vne Kent and Muskeson 1870 49, over 50
-. y. ..stae5 tbs primary law success. s5 out
- l.ert ~ the voters in Grand f.ap.-s 49,. rorrra-
- 80 Drf-uarv and the result or ~ ~ .,-5ffatss
+tr -r7ecfion OF better cas- - CON-
49, 49, a. .o-veDtioUs. where coaIu0Is an ~
H's ,,1s 0nerate to defeat the po1Cir - states
Dilttt1a +bot last wear nine G0VeTluis sSTtion Of
u,',,,-avlIa1 fu their messages 49, MIS- were
IsoiliIle SCrr, and in nineteen states ~ States
introduced to secure Us 49,
adopted the measures pIoPOS0@
W Murphy. owner AID pubusneI - =, ths
MnneaPohs a-,srtcan Newspaper PuoEsnslSS
.-.t,+1o, seen at the wa
AIINNElS 49, 80 - said: Minnesota =
CANDIDAAN1-' an ,r1 earnestly for Roose'e--
FOR GOV Idly anu ea - 5..+b OF senator
ERNoR- tIarna he said: 1T wos 60
I1.,to. of deep regret IN Nin l15.
- - Vsplvine to an inquiry NJ $500 FOR re-
C.-,or Van SAINT viii not be e ss-ss other as
eiectlo' Mo will contest for the n ~reu W COZ
IlraIh.s - me Republicans Judge = Sench OF ne
h.lluS ms occupied seat on - ,xho Ives .
nhs Nso-sT-a Court since ISL ..5rfn pc
STATE ne resigned his judicieI pSevernorsnips
81 CloU ,tovVed candidate Tor tnss, Inn 50 contestea
7,lai-,s upon the uOminat9sh re,-.u ex-Auds,
hs .ts Convention BY Robert =. ar-Se Princess.
~ he state and puollSne.u r,3,, EDDY. wnos sss
or tns,. - also BY Frank Atrilll -sssions OF ~
Union, fbe With District in tess~sssrs1s1 Eaay
Tesentel - + WIN Congresses. COTS srst Reprs<
LNItn ~ ~. sisfincton OF being t -e Who w.
enl4 3,s,vs - IN Congress from siinnss0
n, fha state