New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26
THE PASSING THR0NG.


years selling naval stores and doing wholesale
merchandising in Savannah. Ga,
LOS but who lives IN Washington D. c.
ANGELESS was az the Manhattan a few DAYS
GROWTH. ago. Mr.. Hunt built and owns the
Angeles Hotel Los Angeles, and
when il was completed two years ago so Mr. Hunt
asserts, Il was the only seven story structure in
the city. The apprehension IN the popular mind as
he explains IT, aroused by occasional quakes'' in
California had restricted the height of buildings
that there then only three buildings IN ali
Los Angeles six stories high. Now" said Mr.
Hunt they build them twelve and fourteen stories
ard seem longer 20 have thought OF seismic
disturbances. Les Angeles" said ne. continuing
has grown, and IS growing faster than any
other city in the country. II was supposed to have
ninety thousand population during the boom period
IN the SIS but the Of 1880 showed only about
fifty thousand The census Of 1903, however, proved
that the city haG than doubled in ten years.
and had population Of 103.000 II certainly has
not less than l25o coo at the present tine And
tul-sneo lev months hence, great impetus NI
Re given 10 the city's future growth. Los Angeles
and he fruit indusy of that section eornogs
Besloes ire greet quantity Q: dried fruit me SNIP
attained the aggresate for single year Of thirty
FIVE thousand carloads
Angelo de Crabadelo. the Marquis de Craba-
delo d'ArroaTo. the Partisan composer and I'M
presario. is staying at the Majestic
PRAISES Being p native Of San Sebastian. in
AMERICAN the Province Of Guipuzcoa, ne is
COURTESY proud Of HIS Basque nativity.
Speaking Of the country. he said:
The three provinces Of Bscaya. Guipuzcoa and
Alava have population Of 10000, and. oespite
the conquest that brought the country under Span
ish dominion IN 1875 the Basque language, than
which there is none more difficult continues TO be
spoken The Basque people living IN country as
wild and picturesque as Switzerland are na1oy ana
possessed Of hghuns qualities that maze II possl2e
avaiust lie Romans. Ny life has mostly been
R ssSSe IN rams am al my rst visit to America
and am delighted with the cordiaIity q the people
busting NE OF Network, il seemed as Il I had
1 set down N se SetFe ~ e 81 tbe 6eo5e
was novelty that was impressive AND now am
III ttor6ugilfaTes Of New-York and greatly enjoy
the charms OF Central Park. am impressed by
strangers The fellow from the provinces or
ton OF course, there is courtesy in Paris. but il
Fere i is rendered even though it be the expense
or stepping o.l on us ~; -i1 a. - - So
S5sPts6Le than Paris # YOU ask FOR the favor you
e-s taken 10 a Club in Paris but here you are in
vi-ed. the cards come 10 you. and when you go you
fS,osS7iysbivs Ike the seriousness with which
things are done here OF course, IN Fars there IS
much Of lghtness and hPrancy that calls for 2
laugh. / Ike the change-I like the serious side OF
tho American people"
Dr Joseph sirnms IS registered ~ the Park
Avenue Hotel from London. and. while he IS
native Of this State and claims
THEORY As this city as his legal residence, he
TO NATURE spends much OF his time in the
OF THOUGHT. English metropolis Nearly fifty
years ego he quit the practice Of
medicine for the lecture platform More recently
ne has given himself 10 travel and literary pur-
suits Having had rare opportunities in the great
hospitals Of London" said Dr.. simms. y have
made an exhaustive study Of the human brain. and
shall publish work shortly in which shall at
tempt &c make clear where We think and have
found eminent pathologists who agree with me
that is the brain that thinks. but the soul Of
mantle life element that enveloPs all-and that
We virtually tank 10 our finger tips. nave
yestigauon Of the structure and functions Of the
2rs-L f 80 s m3g t[ re Ne . 80 he 5octo-
said: one Of le notable things IS the reversal OF
custoued TO them. The most splendid fruit in
abundance ripens in Chill and Argentina in March
and April / had rare trip from santiago the
c. pital the Andes and across Argentina The
5tstarce bV stage ard 6nsIlv for six or seven
hours or nuleoack through trails where mis-
that could have had only a fatal ending. The
night was spent at an iii kept Spanish hotel, a
Of convenie1ces and comfort But the morning
thirteen thousand feet witnessed such sunrise
as / had never seen before The view to the east
ward was across the whole width OF Argentina.
six hundred 10 seven hundred miles. and the sun
S eslr TO a Tde Gf o. t R B @ picture
gentira Is a wonderfully rich country. over which
grow fat needing ONLY to be herded. ostrches
roam Wild the whole country by thousands.
are important item Of subsistence. The natural
Incidence OF the people affords the opportunity OF
which thrifty Americans and Engshmen take ad-
vantage in securing profit from many lines in which
industry and activity are essential"
James Guthrie who has been banker in
Brechin. in Forfarshire. Scotland, for fifty years
at the Holland House for
ENGLISH few days recently. Speaking OF the
BANKER on industrial situation and the way
FREE TRADE. in which the Chamberlain pro-
posals were being received Mr..
Guthrie said: Il am a director in a company en-
ployfng GOO operators making yarn. and in another
employing 20 in the making Of paper, and we feel
the competition Of the French made yarns and
the paper made in America. France. Germany and
Belgium. that along with my fellow directors.
Il acting solely the effect our pockets. we
would favor shutting out the foreign made goods.
But we have prcspered under free trade, and do
not think the change would benefit the masses O
our people. They prosperous and happy now
last thirty years, u some cases LSDlcd, ana ~
shllIngs viii 60 far 100 shillings then in
buying necessaries. But they 90 in for luxurles
now. W here DCrf1oSe was mann OF OLcl.
they must have butchers meat and eggs with
their breakfast. and or Saturday night some that
might go 10 savings goes Lor Cr4Ilk ana z 5onca-
don Under protection the employer would have
greater profits. but the working people might get
more. for wages are not easily raised Con-
are not analogous Ours IS only & twopenny
ha'p pence country, anyhow, compared with Amer
boundless natural resources. ana can produce every
thing. Our area IS restricted, and The soil none
United States should increase her exports for two
hundred and fifty years u come. We have come
close 20 the measure OF our possi2iLies ike a man
than export il must be that are buving some