New-York tribune., 1900-06-14
THE PASSING THRONG.

Suburban Washington" said Mark Hastings Of
that city, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday. lis
a plant OF late. and yet. tender
THE growth Chevy Chase and a few
sIrBrrRBS OF outlying country homes are about
WASHINGTON. all IT boast Of 10 the north
west. and there practically no
suburbs 10 be found elsewhere. The fashionables
live in town until hot weather comes and then they
scatter far and wide. but, having no business to
hold them. they do not have country places near
the town. is the custom, In other cities. The city
In expanding has mounted the heights with one
notable exception Meridian H which consists OF
that section OF territory lying between Fifteenth
and Eighteenth and between The Boundary
and Columbia Road. With the exception OF the
house OF ex-senator Henderson. OF Missouri,
modern house ever been built upon this ground
although IT has liberal population OF negroes
This is largely due to it's being removed from the
streetcar lines. curious thing took place in
nection with Meridian Hill several years ago. A
well asoyn and wsany m o s % P m 'ag ab5t1 mad al
Sixteenth-st. In grading this street the Comnis-
the same time constructed new street running
around the lots on the same grade ; .eyeI as the
the uniucky Investor woke UP one nne morning TO
nd sd himself ,sTsv hs fee 3 1f he a the only Mg
he could reach them apparently being oy balloon
count ne had them brought down TO the street
level again, but he SHES at suggested improvements
now.
Nathan Morris lawyer Of Indianapolis. In
the Hoosier State said yesterday
PROSPERITY at the waIdorf-Astoria: The
IN derfuI prosperity OF the country in
INDIANA the last few years has been
toyed to the fun by the people Of
Indiana Where three years ago large numbers
of men were unemployed factories closed and busi-
ness In all lines running on a restricted basis. to
day there is for yone. business is booming
and our factories are all open and running fun
time Our wheat crop is ruined. but in everything
else we are in good estate. All this viii help
for the people will forget that IL under his
Administration that This happy state are OF AFFAIRS
porous years in It's history The magnificent and et-
hcent manner IN wnicn onni,son ,n is another strong
point in the Presidents FAVOR, ana We appreciate,
as wg, vith ina which il was prosecuted that for the
first time We, as nation tooS our rshJ5ai - ~ piaee
"At the same time there is closing
eyes to the fact that in Indiana expansion is not
wholly popular and in this con-
POPULAR FEEL nection the Cuban postal scan
ING FAVORS daIs have had a bad effect.
MKINLEY There are. too. people who do
not wholly approve OF the Porto
Rican tariff One of the things that Is most 20 De
feared is that as the President is IN office he will
be held responsible for any errors that may oe-
cur under his Administration AS the Cnier Exeeu-
tive of the Nation his every act is subjected 10
will be eagerly seized upon ana MADE lhe mus
Sza9 Sf ThI IS is whoy danffT ee ro nj Tners Of
other dangers. such as possible overproducllon N
isfacton as the Inevitable results, and the posi-
bility of strikes for which the party IN power is
the shield. out. weighng eyerything l % Shink t1e
PTesSsnT nnf MI Msrcb sn ana 1853 afheu5 Do not think
he viii be elected by as sweeping majority as he
onfhs mo1q ar Year ago when the people were sun
flushed with our victory over Spain"