New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-10
THE PASSING THRONG.

Hugo veigelsberg for ten years the leader writes
on The Magyar HirIap.' Budapest. Hungary. has
been a guest at the Holland House
THINKS for several days. and Will mahs the
FIFTH-AVE. trip 10 Antwerp on the Kroonland.
HOMES Il arrived IN this country May
ARTISTIC. "a" said Mr.. Veigelsburg. "and.
after two three days OF sight
seeing in New-York. went to St. Louis. but arrived
too late participate in the meetings OF the In
ternationaI Press Congress. I had the pleasure.
however. OF meeting many journalists who attend
ed the sessions. was I'VE days on tAe EXPOSITION
magnldceuce OF the great show. i have now seen
points OF interest In New-York. and. taken as a
whole, the American metropolis IS SO lMpGshs
stranger. feel his httleness. Others who had pre-
ION OF the artistic SIDE OF New-York assume ~
be something or a conn0isseur N matters OF az u
many OF the palaIial homes on Ftfth-ave. arg
models OF high art SpeaElEg or Jhe Hf"SSSlpg
IN his own country VI. NeiSeisolss s5lI. -SSM
papers in Budapest cannot boast OF as large cr.u~
Of America With as Atty thousand is Regarded "a
large daily circulation, and sixty TO se.enty-iy3
withIn ave or ten years-the price OF the daily
the American equivalent S-5 cents. 20 p cents.
two hellers COPY. or the equivalent Of two-atths
OF cent IN American money. TIC result or th9
the HELD OF readers. which now includes The poorest
ence exerted BY the wider diffusion Of news and
editorial expression is already notable in its favor
oN'o V-Ae~@ Nh'AA ''I0 A~N@-~-
Salvador Cgarte. OF Guadalajara. Of Mexico, IS a
guest at the Holland House. Mr. Ugarte. who is an
electrical engineer and contractor
ELECTRICAL. sails the Deutschland for Ger
PROGRESS many. He viii spend six weeks at
IN MEXICO. Cologne from which point, he says
a large amount Of electrical ma
chinery Is imported into Mexico. "The most nota-
bic advance in the matter Of electrical installation
In Mexico" says Mr.. Ugarte ''has taken place in
the last five years OF course outside Of the City Of
Mexico electric railways yet comparatively IN
electric light and power production The first i'm
PoaLaht nshuRg plant was that estaDIshed a doLgl
years ago In Mexico city but other cities are COM
ing to be equally as Well equipped. Guadalatara.
thousand nrst established plant or three thou-
sand horsepower. and a second plant of the same
horsepower The most important plant IN Mexico
NeSaxs F near T 4,e os s now ne o 81 water
Is LOO feet, and where IL Is proposed 10 generate
70 the surrounding country, including the City or
Mexico, one hundred and fifty miles away Ihs
plant. which is being erected BY American capital
Is TO be set in motion with forty thousand horse
power as Its initial strength, and subsequently ex-
banded TO the maximum capacity. The larger part
OF the electrical machinery brought into Mexico IS
be superior that turned out by the leading cleo
trcai Notwithstanding eoacsrns in the United States
tractive level"
DIR. William Perrin Nicholson. Of Atlanta Ca,
is staying at the Gilsey House DR.. Nicholson Is q
native OF Virginia. but laid thu
THE foundation OF his present prosperity
GROWTH OF by setting his tent pegs in tina
ATLANTA. Georgian capital twenty-five years
ago. Great changes says Or.
Nicholson. have taken place in Atlanta since my
advent The population OF the future Gate City
Of the South then only about thirty-seven
thousand. and now the OF those living within
the city limits and the contiguous suburbs NUM-
bers 10000 Then there was no paving within the
corporate boundaries. and well remember seeing
toade1 WAGONS stuck In the mud and aoancoheu
because the teams attached could not bulge thens
on the present site Of the Grady monument. Ana
now the streets II all parts or the larser city are
paved as well as those OF any city in the country.
found in larger cities. The first large office build
Ing that erected BY the Equitable Life Insur-
eight story structure. the fireside prophets were
sure enough tenants would never be found to ~
the prediction line Not only was il soon occupied,
but one building after another has been erected
stories have already become the measure Of alti-
tude for the modern buildings hatiron Of tnas
historic IeachtTee-sL Atlanta Is growing steaGssS
railroads practise against her"
THE GERMAN EMPEROR SENDS A MEDAL.
Indianapolis Juno S.-The president OF the IN
dianapOlis MannerchOr. which will celebrate It's
golden jubilee June p TO p has received through
the German Embassy at Washington gOl" COM
to be presented 70 the society at the festival rs
minnerchor helped entertain Prince Henry when
he visited Indianapolis
POPE RECEIVES ADMIRAL CASEY.
Rome June S--The Pope to-day received Rear
Admiral SiIas Casey. L. 8. N. GetredO. Mrs. Casey
and Miss Casey.