New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
THE PASSING THRONG .

T. g. Kelly. formerly president and pr,nc,.
stockholder OF the Rubber Tire Wheel Comn.p>>
the sale of which several months ago to a ~. -
York syndicate created som.t,,..
GOOD Of stir In financial circle. :.
BUSINESS rived In this city yesterday IA
CONDITIONS. sumo charge OF the bushes. :.
general manager for per,os J.
two years Mr. Kelly thinks the condition ~ ~
country generally in business way is mora No..
fu than It has been before for many years ~
says that in Ohio. his former home ths MAJ
facturers enjoying prosperity such as they hs..
never known before, and that as a result all clss..
are feeling the effects OF the revival. "~s
stration alone he sad II no reason A.oSni ss
this Period Of prosperity sho1Id not b
American people have not yet learned to lei "a -.
seSnnns to be- snp s sD 81
lest free silver antexpanson or some other fanss
cism may seize hold upon the voters in 100 and
phantom future feel sure that there is No ~ -.
danger Of such . calamity but business sens
Mr.. Kelly said that the Kidnapping Of Mar.
Clarke created ate az much EXCITEMENT throushs
verer penalties for such crimes. In Mexico =
said. abduction is punished by death and any o =.
crime is LA bic FOR the same penalty sunny OF the
Years ago while ! was In Mexico" SAID N,
Kelly, there twenty-five men executed h, ~.
day for kidnapping little girl The parsn ~ oa \;
the child pettioned the authorities to show e.s
Of the law"
Oscar Ollven. an electrical engineer in the sm,,.
Of the Union Electrical Company OF Berlin |, :.
the Hotel Savoy He will devote several week, :,
studying the electric vehicle, :,
AMERICAN this country after which he IN
AUTOMO- go to Buenos Ayres. where he vu
BILES BEST. superintend the building Of Ian.
electrical plant and the estabiss.
ment Of streetcar system.
II came several days ago on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse explained Mr.. Oliven, but hav.
done nothing but try TO keep out Of the heat
When left Germany I was wearing heavy
wooens but when came in sight OF sandy
Hook the heat besame 50 in teE,;. that d0u
Mr. Oliven was astonished at the number of
automobiles he saw in this city. He thinks ths,
in a year or two Ncw-York Will have more Of ,Ses
now he regards the average American autornobls
az far superior to those of Paris.
Their speed may not be so great, he said. but
you are wise enough not to sacrifice all the othr
Gd PSdn ss e9y sSd beauty to cars e@s. con-
gree. In Paris they have great many Of ,h
benzne motors which n . ARE , very eans%sns by
clans are rated high the world over. In Berth
ana other European cities they ,,o are preferred
but do not think that they have been overrated"
Najor-General s. 3. VI. Young started last even
ing for San Francisco. whence he will set sal tw
Manila, TO report for duty TO General Otis He Hu
accompanied by his aids. Lieutsa-
GENERAL ant II. P. Howard, Of the % Cav.
YOUNG airy and Lieutenant ". r. smed-
GOING TO berg, OF the Atm Cavalry When
MANILA seen at the Waldorf Astoria he saN
that he glad Of the opportunity
N get back into active service again He expects
to make several stops on the way 10 San Francisco
and will probably sail the transport Pennsy-
During the spanish-American General Young
then a brIgader commanded the Second Brigade
of Wheelers cavalry division. He had In his oris'
Riders. After the war ended and he promoted
10 Major-General. he put in command OF The
Second Army Corps, which is stationed at Ausut
Ia, Ga.