The morning call., 1891-09-04

not always sympathIze," said he, "wlth that
demand which we hear so frequently for cheap
things. Things may be too cheap; they are too
cheap when the man who produces them upon
the farm, or the man or woman who produces
them In the factory does not get out OF them liy.
ing wages, with a margin for old age and for
dOwry for incidents that are to follow. pity
that man who wants n coat SO cheap that the
man or woman who produces the Cloth or shapes
it into garment shall slarve in the process"
The Marquis Of Lorne, Queen VIctoria's son.
iu-aw, in a recent article gave Germany some
advice that will excite surprise and sarcastic
comment in this country. He pointed out the
comparative failure of tile empires coloniza-
tion schemes, suggesting that it take possession
OF the Argentine Republic and make II a German
colony. The Argentine, lie maintains, Is bound
10 be disorganized from its present political
state aud TO become European under protector
ate The Marquis evidently overlooked the
Monroe doctrine. President Monroe's declara-
tion in 1928, briefly stated, was: ''We owe 1t to
candor and TO the amIcable relations existing De-
tween the United States and the allied powers
to declare that we should consider any attempt
on their part TO extend their system TO any por-
tlon of this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace
and satety.'' The European nations had better
confne their colonization schemes TO ASIA,
Africa aud other remote sections OF the earlh.
has decided to bestow corouet upon an Ameri-
can girl followed by angry exclamations oil " NO
more Yankee duchesses"-a sentiment that nas
been echoed at Windsor-the Boston journal
points out that the deceptions and lost Illusions
of American women who have made unrepuDll-
can marriages would fill large volume; IL
would moi be one to provoke more laughter than
Tears, aud adds, Probably the day will come
when tile protesting will all be from his side OF
the water" where there is always matrimonial
market for the most eligible OF girls ana where
the sole wonder is that American damselS should
attach themselves 10 society quite foreign TO
them and in which they can never become COM
pletely acelimated.
ELeutenant Peary's unfortunate plight Is not
likely 10 deter FIdtjof NaTsen from starting on
his proposed voyage to the north pole. Private
contributions and donation from the Norwe-
gian Government has provided him with The
necessary money; his ship, specially designed TO
cope with the dangers of Arctic Icefl0es, Is being
built and his crew has been selected. His plan
is to get in his wellprovsiOned ship and TO trust
himself to the mercies OF eurreut supposed TO
traverse the polar region. General Greely,
however, is one of those who believes the plan
will not work, and pronounces the possible pros
peet of drifting on an ice-tioe for year or two
appalling.
The instructions given by Attorney-General
Miller 10 collect evidence and prepare cases un-
der the Antitrust Act OF the last Congress have
resulted in an extensive correspondence between
District Attorneys aud The Departm mt OF JUS
tce on the subject. II is therefore probable that
the laws machinery will be started In the shape
OF bills in equity and injunctlons or the criminal
prosecution OF those engaged in violating the
provisions OF the statute
The people OF Human. China, are opposed to
the extension of the telegraph line from Hupeh.
Recently when a construction party reached the
border OF the province over 10000 peopie gath
cred, and in a short time 2000 poles were con-
signed TO the flames. sort OF Vigilance Com
mitee was appointed 10 prevent foreign engin-
eers and telegraph material being smuggled into
the province.