New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
THE PASSING THRONG.

Mexico as a home its customs and as nelo
for investment the subject on Wnlch III. -. ~
els W. Harrell mine o"neF' %
MEXICO GuadaIatara, Mexico, made te"
AN IDEAL, remarks at the waldorf yesterday
ABIDING Mexico is an ideal country IN
PLACE which to uve" said he. "1n the
place where live are three thou
sand Americans engaged in various business pur-
suits There is lots of American capital lhEes.eu So
in Mexico, and more waiting to be put IN me
American business method against the Mexican % ~I
from this countFy Capitai is mostly interested IN IN
mining and agricultural ventures Inere - "a Sae
heW eRs on w ny be6 lSs any one content With
Eba1 TnSt It gets eHses % ap6oTns peoPie class has the
meat it wants while the rest Of it's m d6s diet HonssI cake
without the shortening However poor Mexican y 5ia
may be, one can always get cup be ol wants. The
Mexican rarely quarrelsome even when a d6eHo deVo
ton to parents He is courteous reiprocates kind.
ness is hospitabe and good frlend OF T5e great
fault Of Americans in coming TO Mg@ii If is
Tesnted the idea Il that Mexcans rude Tilt
crate class Is wrong Every one Id Snat aBgosd. He
educates his family in America and Europe bs They fs
H saV4 in a5a Meco and crimes are punished with
vigor, Large families on estates prevail @ 1esnects
The poems employed the estates are fae9fu5 Ca a
the extreme The demoGraec d cTstom of shaking
hPpds With every one prevails It done in stores
s6r s5 of pra rceoH en- IS constantly going
The highest class does not hesitate 10 shaAe A4"4
with the lowest.
LAS to the succession of President Diaz'" ne con-
tInued, "there are lots of able men VINO Will EISe
Mexico Just able a government
NO DANGER when he IS ready to retire. The
OLA content Of all classes ano tne Ap-
REVoTTTTON preciation of their republic pre-
ciude any danger OF revolutlohs'
It would be next to impossible to get one up
"I believe there is great future for slI'el'
think it will go gack to 81 an ounce for II Is use
more and more in the arts and the output - d nUi
increasing The tax on mining clatms-tWo an anu .
one-haf acres-s SO. and the government requT3 qG3g
For instance. call Of our mines % st ens
of July, after our own brthday: one 4to5 11 Of the
Mexican constitution and one the Fifth OF Ma Nay
the date of the annihilation Of Maxmian;t
the WeSican together with the salubrious clm&a3e; AZ
make the country desirable place 70 nEe assure
a safe field for investment"
II Mr. Morgan is in Cuba for the purpose OI
commercial or industrial conquest SlE " "tN H 49,
Van Horne, the president OF the
SIR WILLIAM Cuba Company. doesn't know any
VAN HORNE thing about it. When asked re-
ON CITRA Gently as to such posslolllty' ne
said: 81 don't know anything
about it. Better ask Morgan" Sir William Is In town
for a day or two on his way to CUBA again. ms
presence hero now has no significance and the trlP
n C,,aa no nartic1lar purpose says he other than
to escape the miserable third season OF Canaoa'
He saws that section Of the earth has three sea
sons-Uinter, summer, and a season OF sIush' WIN
q variety of LIQUID and solid weather between ne
ryeekiv service row and the line shortly 70 pc e
opened between Havana and Santiago WIN A ~ -
trains It will be possible to leave Havana III Ihe
morning and reacn Santiago the next DAY: 4ne tn
Cuban railroads have done nucn 70 ueEEiHp Vii no a
great factor in the opening up and exploiting OF
the entire island. Z.