New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
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the National Zeitung of Berlin. for twenty-seven
years. sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm
SURPRISED der Crosse at the end Of stay OF
AT AMER seven weeks in the United States
ICAN Three weeks Of the time he spent
CULTURE. In 81. Louis. Seen at the Waldorf
Just before sailing, he said;
Though the exposition is not yet complete IN every
particular. It is truly a great show was glad 10
find the German exhibit fully and most satistacto-
rily Installed The Press Congress was, regret 70
say, very great disappointment Apparently no
preparation had been made worthy OF the eEe@n.. ~
Visit 10 America. 1 have been most agreeaoly sur
prlSed by the measure OF genuine cuItut9 ma t -
vans among the people every Where W.. 1 nv
have come in contact. have been charn1e.d oSS
my meeting with President Roosevelt He IS tact tact
tuL cordial unconventional. earnest ana tt2-
IS man or heart and an ambition to achieve the
things that make for the public veal lie mas
many Of the qualities OF Emperor William and IS
DO we t6 is ee. hl I 10 serve four years
chief MAGISTRATE: not TO make him MS own orI sGc
Mr. label said: ..New-York is a wonderful city
the artistic Its hotels are the most sumptuous
and complete in the world. and the city eX.e.s e N
o. Aslatic travel"
J. F. Evelyn Barnes. c. NJ G, Of Pietermar'tz-
burg Natal South Africa, arrived few days ago
from England, and is staying at
NATAL the Cambridge Mr.. Barnes was
RECOVERING born in the shadow Of hAkenhy
FROM WAR Castle in ireland. but has been
twenty-five yearr in South AFRICA
lie has been Identified with the public works OF
Natal for seventeen years the last eleven OF Thich
he has held the post of chief engineer. or heau VI
The department.. He is on his way TO 81 l-oG.S 15
al the exposition. "Of course said Mr.. barnes.
Natal suffered much from the devastation wrousH-
by the Boer war but the farmers are taking up In IN
good heart and philosophical mood the work OF theI'
iI - 80 ~ .'bs Serds bad suffered before
~F1 ia rim,
cause and the war combined reduced the number OF
portatiSr was also greatly diminished. The coast
country dia suffer. 1t was not overfu I
and tea are in that district the chet % -
..1 ot ot%ck ~St.TS 49, I'm ,n@rtHnt INDUSTRY for the
last feeE years Natal Is fortunate in its topogra-
ply. Il rises from sea level at The coast % an
altitude Of 50ee feet az distance OF at @ here
dred milea IL the Interior ano WIN
4IpToNiIn ley tat a. ~, ~asiit ls climate
ana is growing Durham. which has population OF
ing rapidly Natal is seiltI''-.S ~ ,s,-,,1
conditions that obtain IN JoAannes3Gmrs m se on e
count of the labor sitlah2R. TstaI raiIWay
lines are the great channel for supplies that coiae
X,t1, r4s last YEAR represented - per cent Of the
aggregate imports Ot South AFRICA
George " Powell, Chicago business man ahu
active Republican. was in the city when the Re
publican state Convention OF Hi
WANTS uo.s suspended operations as a re-
DARK suit - the deadlock on the nomi-
HORSE N rou for Governor. Seen AZ the
ILLINOIS Holland House Mr.. Powell said
III ia my opinion that the solution
10 the situation THAI would Sc best for the party
.a Illinois would aa for the delegates when theF
convene again. 20 drop all Of the Candidates W.
r-.,.. ra.~ before tre convention and unite on
new man So far as tho three leading candl3 r.
e.-. m
e4.l4l distribution Or the strength that mas oeeh
II.Sl 80, -s W ~ rs-i-r contitions in chicago and
COOK .-oartr. coupled With rhe inherent weakness
ot ~ woea .4 m{ jqsT'g1 1l Illinois eer'ainy
-or- Spots L either ~ them Is hnsny Prete5Tres,
among tae low ballot men represented ~ ttan-i.
Warner. sherman and Flrr.r 'R" e. ,Ete.t.sr-
l-t ME r. has a..lr up "A large sai sI-cessfal
.-.- -.-s.--s- sr hsF4u-- -r has uof been a .li-"
,agoaisn5 hat Would em5arras.s, rs eaaadsSy a
have ben heter, ne -Sa'T, y as the present
rhs. .rraan' ~ tns Naval Committee in tho House.
acceptable timber.
John IT Nichols ~ Detroit. who returned re-
Gently from the Pnuippues. was ln the c-ty fe"
days ago seen AZ the waldorf. he
1IaNrL>S said. Il went ro the Philippines
NEED O. with Charles N Swift the presi-
e-Ts >,sf- dent ~ the Manila Electric Street
Railway and Light Corporat'rn.
7rieh iz now building the street railway IN Mania
and during ay SIX weeks stay became deeply i'm
r--ssed with tae very great need foc modern trans
rortat.on facilities The residents Of the city are
now dependent on the ca-amata. drawn by Ha-
taaEas pony and driven by "A native Filipino. and
oe these there are probably FIVE thousand IN Ma
Mia. They So constantly IN demand that II
ure. who goes business IN the morning would De
certain 0f conveyance when be would 20 home %
dinner he must detain the Filipino and his outnt
until entirely through with them The result Is a
ertalling the II his hotel entertainment. on
laundry uII the cost of getting the linen 10 and
from the place OF treatment often exceeds the
actual laundry eXactign all On account of the cost
TRANSPORTATION from one part or The City 10 an
other. The railroad VIII Boz blow 20 the
business - rhe stables that control the caTamatas.
b.t 10 VIII "A boon 20 the Pee Pile Ten miles %
tha track ~ tho line had beer laid before
LEFT Manila. and the rest OF a forty mile system.
together with equipment. VIII 0e completed by
Jauuarv or February ~ next year Grooved rails
viii at used on streets that are paved or ou which
raveuerr ls % be- laid Tire cars end equipment
Of every sort go fr1r the .-lec States and are
first class lu every particular Fully 10 per cent OF
-he labor employed the construction ~ the ROAD
is Filipino the rest being japanese Those direct
ing work say that the best ~ the laborers will
COMPARE fav0raby Ia their efficiency with equal
number of men 10 be found any whore for the
service
MISS ROOSEVELT AT sT. LOUIS