New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
THE PASSING THRONG

A. 2. suckney. OF St Paul. president % TIA r-D,-
easo Great Western Railway. was in ths citv a
Few days ago his way 70 Hot
PROSPECTS Springs. Ark. Seen at the Waldorf
OF Mr.. stickney said: Il have the
PROSPERITY. feeling that business conditions are
now destined to exhibit features OF
Improvement. have definite specifications 70
submit IN support OF that belief beyond TIE state
have more confident spirit such failures as tTat
OF Sully, the cotton kins. can have uufavorabIs
purely spsculstivo class me- sane +TiT u b sIl
Iened 70 Suly that must happen 10 every man who
runs a Corner-it was the Inevitable. Ii has been
GeIno9strated over ana over again Once the man
modify becomes the market Tor It, Il is impossible
game with profits 70 their credit but the man Who
y himself the market has no such avenue open to
him. no matter what covert agencies he EN-
Ploys to unload, be Is certain to be detected.
Is frequently a Interpretation OF the supply and
Il does respond speedily. II grain Is the
engaged in its production must be taken into ac-
COUNT ana JtLne - ioe'sy 90 Wor
demand in It's logical effect the value OF the com
modify; II Is also notable that On unusual adj
hitherto unknown reserves. For example. I have
noted IN former years: when travelling throush the
had been careessly left on the stalks from which
the crop had been harvested. I through the
same section last month. and not shred Of cotton
20 be SCENT had been cleaned 70 the last
under the influence Of high prices. added TO the
total e2P md s aPP b @ sfy S GeG
the walls OF tho thousands OF ginhouses in the
prices that have prevailed
william II. wiggln. Of Lowell. Mass. who has
been a building contractor for hfty-four years. was
IN the city a few days ago on his
HOW TO way to Old Point Comfort. Though
ATTAIN eighty years OF age, he Is sun
LONG LEE actively engaged IN business. Ac-
counting for his rugged health, he
said: IT have never used tobacco and never took
drink OF liquor and Ihousn h'' SaSe sIVIays
eaten moderately and observed regular habits. one
OF the most certain means Of SHORTENING uIe, as l
been the indulgence in late suppers-
Maine Democrats are In for a hsht the Pres
dental convention. fast enough" said George W.
Norton. Editor OF the Portland.
MAINE Me- Express" recently. at the
DEMOCRATS Everett House. THE party Is seri-
DIVIDED. ously divided. and the Hearst men
are putting In good ncls evil
IDENTIFY determined to send a delegation to St Louis
favorable to the New-York publisher. But 1t viii
ment IN Maine, IN my Judgment. IS and always has
y yesn. SSoFse 20 me Ppts1a bsi
ness man OF high standing. withdrew from the
Democratic ticket after a unanimous nomination
for Governor. because the national convention de-
clared FOR free silver At the second state conven-
the Chicago platform and Bryan and Harry Cliff
Of the late Justice Sfroro o ~ tie tinted states
supreme Court led big bolt from the convention
hall. a bolt in which a good many OF the delegates
who remained In tho hall sympath!zed. although
Tor purely party reasons they did not deem It best
TO Join In IT,
This year the Hearst crowd IS actively at work
organizing Hearst clubs and trying to work
Hearst sentiment. IL viii not be permitted to sue
coed II the sober minded leaders OF the party
prevent II. I am told that D. J. McGulcuddy. OF
Lewiston. brilliant Democratic lawyer. replied TO
idea and asked McGiIicuddy TO join therein advis-
Ing him that some standard spring tonic the
better
ton.
Republican politics in Maine viii BE- more inter-