New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

a clear appreciation # what ne saw. and a spirit
q fairness ta discussing II. 1ut in one detail a.
least h= displays lack of Information. with
curtras,y ..f.e air # surpo~tas that because he
does r., possess tle particular h.r Of information
IN question. 5. docs nor eNtst
He lauur.-- the absence of rl.t'ianism C'Ho01-
g-risr" IT, calls i--a London ternn IN the Wash
!aFron .r8vE. and -Lou he makes use of this re
merkah'. e> >.~.s~. "a: III might he otherwise IL
NsW-yarz a.ta :r- NARROW sidewalks, iJs hungry
population rf lis taraE Bowery but IN Washing
tn there ns Suitable sluus and LITTLE oppor-
t-nry ir perreylE.~:a-aTo. for rutffanism."
This sentence. he.nS eN:ogrGed. seems 10 mean
tha- rs far ~, writer knows. or il able to
learn thor4 never was amy considerable gathering
Of people 'n New-Ya-k. and that T., 10y any chance
there ever should He. - ss5rc from what h surely
knows oe -fr topography and social condition = The
ci;l. raa Consequences v.7r'f le likc'y be dire
Tie elements ~ trouble. as ae presents Them. are
terrifying anauer the narrow sidewalks. The
fme e-s pom arta-. the handy Bowery. Build upon
lis f-1-s--.on md rry 70 imagine the result
Fancy .aar. in spite = every effort 70 avert T.. p
cov5 has oooa=.o~ 70 gather I'm rhe streets ~ NV
York Suppose. fa~ 'r=tau.4. II me case is sup
1osshle fhst American rnrnrrodora-a rank
which - r-ar-a G-sz ro- r.-Iv exist and s. -ha-e-
fore r'a f--r~ fr~ purposes 0f illustration SUPPOSE
thar ~ a~ar. ar commodore has won tartle IN
t'r-.gn waters -aH tg rho 0ef-aa1r.a.1 f Manila
that 5ere h..r rs f~ AWAY rs a1t'hinp: s.r
Tosa tlzr p. .H. ..r.r-.r.'- 1..rrnta5 n.sr et
0r e7gr-. es.n ,f.fra b. n.r .l..-r tn rarrea aa'
tbs Is --.... .r ..r~. rn.. oe-a1 Suppose that
p hos ft.- -. s.Il away from homo p.
tse rarE f.. ---5ra' a..# '..0 10 ttsr - p.
11.aI r.. .-'.g r..-.r... r,. respectfully for ftr.
slI5ps. r.- -.a.-f.. b.. rf.f....- the honor O..
the Amer. .. re ana -Tr..r 7e- aa tae o1pa-f.
sde ot ti.- a.r... Rni.- -r.3.. .t trouble
me-a-.. -.-. -t- Mast 81. Coos come home.
ana .a.t >..u l.rs IS The spot uhe.
b Hin .r-. t.- .....- -.. e. II his can-.-.-.
T Ne... r....- Pa. r.' inn arrive
or arE "r- t.a. II Ifs services t. ..-
fellow -r..... - b. feared M.
'' -
oHe. ~ - -,trar ah~a..
Saa ~ nr lariire
places ~.,a.-, S.~.
'1e .r- -.. aaa-rl rp.l..-
a,r. r.. ...r... 5-g.s,.s. a..s
MAI" H...r ~ t.Eng this festit.I
my ars
". t.rr.a.--- VI -.
8.." has sn 7e th.
f.H3 f.r. -.-..r s. r.arrs.- auarl
t.s. and .tf, auG there blows
and .... -a. ..s..rt.u ot NeW- Yol. Is
- t.. .r.a ana general ri.'.
i ..r.-- ..1 rides along the lr-
e" aa.r. ra. people arr crushed
e1a. .. 70 ~ atn pass And What
Gees r.. f..I. attempt from these
l''.'f- t...a. ...e. .t.il Fps 20 give h.n
..... a...-.l r. r...5.a break into -
''-s f-o. r..-. who has" crept.
t'-' ,r.t. t.unl tle handy
aaHr 'aa dead a=a 1"
-.>-r H.r and -h- sideR l.as
@a"-I". 3. ..-. r.rIa.s. at..as~ quitr 50
@iae r. -a,-. W...- ,vaca is d city or
.n' -4.rets as wen as length
...f- great o3Ges ta- y a~'1
s.-..-s VI N-w-Yark are come
...f.a. ~ No@-fafk. generally
-a-r. and the H.a.ry IS o..- ~
= WIDEST a -.a Hrlear.s. streets II e.u Of hem.
'-'.''.ar -.s-. still some old persons MAO re-
'H celebration wa.a tamirai Dewey came
- sae fa.r TOR 1870 says the city was
g. .'h peoples r..t au one - those DAYS
"--.. western edge - rI- island was d.s.--ly
- 1ea W. 'a.ra. ta4r - tle other DAY both Sides
as tsa ~ o--'.-'. lL.'' ,.ii.'S as ~. a.
n ~. p 0a March f-.-a were ten great ones
,s" l"tN 'h~n. that meyer and nowhere in the
nat In ,.- . ...'- p a a@,lrT nt,HIet row aLa @
e!srurtarar r.,r ,rlerf.-rltf m ~ r,l,ii'1ferl
NJ -.1.at comments ol Tho lack ot i'm
EeHIru aEiuor displayed ir 1he crovo ar the
l1at.ar as compared Win tl4at - amy similar
s,-- crowd ban flr curious reason which Nt
e.'". p Washington. Srae. d. general seems
me- nay" enormous inanence in his eyes. lie says
rF. s rom enousa for p whole herd of dogs
nan ~ ita' '.af '#e Hastirafon crowd allshs less
+, o9es as 70 differences ln t.- sense 81 bun1or
-tt1 ..'' Aht4s that II fE' whole washing
'"l could hr down the congtsf..g
I'm, ~ London i "oala still lail 10 anything
g-.-t5. IL "a passing GuY n takes pecuI arl,
81 -. -. sense ~ tho ridiculous the point 81
.-'l'if'e l1i., "a ti.r
srr.l.'T r"aspr why there might be fewer pas
ll.J,-'- y" II .H tl" A Washington crowd than III th.
L. ~ on D. 'haf j.! spite of all prevailing b.efs
rsrI ''i'fsT}- Americans are az "a rule IgllrFr
Ersif.ii -s'ih"f about speaking 10 strangers tb.f5
L.ey ilF4 are. Ind II they eoiu3, 10 IargH
1oks. "-i' something 10 laaPH at They want good
crGvd p. none When ihc rain began fan On th..
dan1 fHhieG before the stand where the Pr4s-
som. ""t 10 take mis- oath and deliver his addr-s.
Was i'is't ms near t4" front put up umbrellas IL
The r'.l. Sd and wrong thing do for IN mad.
fute 'i." ar the persons Ichind tiein ruII.a5..
teEsn ~ well as uncomfortable so rnt. r~l.g-.I
b. ~, hApul demands that the umbrellas sIol,I.l
baglaS 'yN y. Then one man with eatAer4 lungs
Ia esv d, fGi u down. but II ! was under n
Es uty htet II up! - he seemed 10 reUard rnt.
-" ioi he repeated 1t TWO or three times I5ut