The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08

The Impression They and Their Con-
ments Made on the Natives.

Boston Iranecrfpt.
II tho observations and reflections q our
various convention visitors this summer
about Boston could be collected ana saftsd.
they would make at least one interesune
astonishment OF visitors from the West
that Boston il apparently planted IN the
midst of an interminable forest. one
Knight xiat rslavs eo TO whom he thought
could safely speak his mind. said; wnen
asked for hts general imprsssicnI n NJ must mss
asked ssk I'M WY. S1h he answered. 81 supposed
that gil around Boston. as far as you COULD
travel y long s's us be hd devousiy thankful
for the Sir Knighis disappointmenss . xhers xhers
the ns 1st 90 nU Of wool seeming
to swallow. up the habitations OF men. are
certainly remarkable. The farming county, ",
braska. "a much better settled than epst-
ern Massachusetts,. simply because. ~
culturally speaking, u Is much better wo!tn IN
settling. This constitutes one reason tns
more 5out OF scores) why we have reason
70 be grateful TO the forefatheis for set
thing in a barren region. The cities w wnien
near if are or have been able TO reserve
great spaces for pleasure grounqs: but W
Winthrop and his thrifty and Gon-,essiasn3
-sna, nnnsuy we ss Who could spare a little space
FOR their cows but not for their boys. had
happened on site Ike tnat OF I'm IMAM ,hex
would have allowed not an acre 20 grow up
IN blessed woods, 10 be taken easily LOT
public purposes .a1T,n now; Park snd Gu GUIDE might
have forever remained unwnueh
put regarding one matter there was no
disappointmsnt on tTe Tea pxss Very 81 same Knight
who Was sorry that all the houses did NOT
touch one another went down a. rcof. - -
t.s ,,e .t Sei,vered himself somewhat 10 this ef-
feet: He had seen the great lakes; ne ralo.
and they looked very much as the osesn
did IN a general way; ,,, Du' New Se I'M ne had seen
them. and he had never seen anktnint nk., NH ,sS
interesting In his life. This exeeiicnt nI'.ns 49,
,nanifestlv took On immense pleasure IN inc
eontempiation OF the tides. for ne wenS
down 10 the snorr severai tlines ,,..e
was here and watched the rising ana .s'.n. Us
some resson did not seem 10 take eucn al
overwhelming interest IN tne o,u' .s,.t
grounds as the CHRISTIAN fnaes .e...n n .,sr, ~r,
intellieent. except In a few instance .
There was a great deal OF stnay ol sns
Franklin cenotaph ana mssn s,sa ta,ensy was
~ 1.-THE the Kins's Chapel ground the other ca. CAY
when a crowd was present az = ssx ~
not one visited wintn1oRs W ssres re' Sus diss-
rated themselves In an aimiess way a'"os
IT The e ladies who came With Their nsr kasrns -
hesnrs as the Christian Endeavor isdies
though the men were az WIZ. ala'a ,.s-,s.- ss -
nolss' Sa.uraily they had their. oDssfsS. OBS, a.
ssnrs 4, make ssPerhaps you viii 20
uons xrsfee n correspondent. Ito know
Mai a Young woman from Sevaaa thln.ss
OF Boston women. We wers Out sn'hnx az !. ma sha
Lss. 20 eonxere,.fion she remarked tn1t
s1s thought Boston women we're .run..
probably noticing some expression OF .s ~,
priss. she continued: 4 dare say soa den,t ~.
ee1~.e vrith me- bat I think they are nos
o,,iv crude but dolble-fsctc. also contsa-
ersnx the traditional reserve. colone.e. ana
dscorum OF Boston women ana tneir SUP
vs,ses purf,4nic consclencee. we wondered
ywhat acquaintances this >eya1a young
woman could have made