The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-29
The NEWS TURN NOW.

Some good Tory ministers in England
TO day will doubtless point TO tho vista,
tion OF the cholera as directly connected
with the recent election Of Mr.. Gladstone.
PROVIDENCE Journal.
Just as when the plague reaches these
shores all good Mugwumps will attrib-
ute it to the Mckinley bin.
Tennis was never more popular than
now, and tbs next few years are likely to
witness its further advance both In popu-
larity aud scientific development. -
PROVIDENCE Journal.
This Is all right, but how in the name
OF all that's stupid can anybody account
for the rejuvenescence Of croquet!
1t is not known just when Mr. Martin
Dalton will leave his summer home in
Attleboro. I5 is quite likely, however.
into the fall this year-Olneyville Times.
Personal item, crowded out OF the
About the brightest campaigning that
the Republican national committee can
do is to supply their tables In the several
headquarters with Republican news
papers, and especially the leading evening
papers.-P V. ID. Cleaner.
Inc AcpuDiiCdu pieSo 40 tiio hopo oA
the country, but it's got to get in its
best work away from campaign head
quarters. among men who need convert
ing. It's got to be a missionary to the
Gentiles.
The PROVIDENCE NEWS is still chasing
the tin plate will o. the wisp."-Paw-
tucket Tribune.
1t leads us right up to the doors of
good, lively factories. oil
When young man pawns his winter
overcoat to obtain bouquet for young
lady friend it is no sign that he Is very
much in love. He may be just an ordi-
nary fool. Woonsocker Reporter. -.
Too bad of the Reporter to insinuate
that if the young man were in love he
would be an extraordinary fool.
A good deal Is being written by the
partizan scribblers that must be very
wearisome to persons of comm on sense.
-Narragansett Times.
The use of the word partisan in de-
rogatory sense is wearisome to men of
robust intellect. The lazy brain may
hold opinions lightly, but the wide
awake man must always stand squarely
on one side or another of public ques-
tions. They are foolish folk who attach
reproach to the partisan.
1t is emphatically poor Judgment for
any newspaper to base all its stories OF
the Borden murder upon the hypothesis
of Miss Borden's guilt and to seek to
make every point tell against her.-Attle
boro Sun.
It's a papers business to print the
news and not to be judge or jury. Trial
by newspaper is a modern abuse that
ought to have short stop put to 1T.
A Phenix woman recently became very
much hurried because she wore new
bonnet to church on which was a tag
bearing the mystic legend Reduced to
sl.25. ."-RHoDE ISLAND Pendulum.
Fine tribute to her economy. And no
worse reflection on her carelessness than
the famous case of Mr.. and Mrs. Brand
who attended a party given by Mrs.
Gladstone and We're confronted on en-
tering the drawing-room with a piece Of
paper tucked into the mirror and in
scribed in large letters, Mem: to in
vite those Brands"
Is the American girl not enough girl,
or is she too much of q girl Fall River
Globe.
Neither just enough of girl. She's
all right.
The New York World wants each of its
readers to give dollar to help convert
some doubtful voter In the West. This
looks like Doodle by the wholesale. New
port Mercury.
Or would If the World could get the
money, but people know better than
to trust the rotten concern. The cash
isn't coming in so very rapidly.
With the wall of high protection thrown
down our markets will be extended and
the horde of idle men will find employ
ment.-Newport Herald.
1t would be poor compliment to the
HerdlGs intelligence not to assume that
it knows no foreign market could COM
pensate for the loss OF our great home
market, the best market in the world,
the market all other nations are aching
to get away from us.
Mr.. Lansing's foreign letters to the
News are bet, er than campaign speakers.
Use your scissors and make history
New England Torchlight.
An excellet suggestion. Cut 'em out
and paste 'em in your scrap book.
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