The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
The "NEWS" TURN NOW.

/; 1t is one satisfaction to tho Veterans to
be reviewed by Vice President Norton
because IL has long been understood that
he looks like George Washington.-Nsw-
port News.
But you know he doesn't.
In spite Of the ridiculous claims made
by the third party men In Virginia 1t IL
daily becoming more aud more apparent
that the State will cast her vote for
Cleveland and Stevenson. Newport News.
Well, let her. Wen have enough
left.
A joint debate between Mr.. Platt and
Mr.. Hill would be IN interesting affair
Not very. Mr.. Platt isn't so good a
speaker as Dave Hill, though he has a
pretty level head on his shoulders.
Democrats are getting into place
where they will be compelled to ADMIT
that even the Harrison ice wagon" In
hot enough for them.-St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
They are getting into place that is so
hot that nothing regarding the possible
future OF any of them need be matter
for imagination to deal with.
Grover Cleveland paid David b. Hill
his price and got a speech. Lowell Cour-
Did he? What was the price? The
article bought was so mighty near valu-
less to Cleveland that the consideration
ought not to have been more than nomi-
nal.
A 0ood many communities in this coun-
try are now discussing the disposition OF
garbage, while the garbage remains un-
disposed Of. The only solution Of the gar
bage problem Is to dispose or 1t at once.
When this country resumed specie pay
ment, it resumed. Minneapolis Journal.
Aye, Aye! Amen and Amen.
Gov. Russell continues to be warmly
welcomed at the Western Masach usetts
irs.-Boston Globe.
He'll be warmely welcomed" in all
parts Of the Bay State on Nov. Sth, un-
less all the signs of the times are mis-
leading.
1t Is evident from Senator Hills speech
that the split in the Democratic ranks in
this state Is far more serious tnan any
body imagined.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Oh no, everybody outside New York
has known all along that the split is too
wide to be healed.
Coal has advanced another notch. BY
the time election day gets around, unless
some soap" is distributed to the dealers,
the price will be an excellent argument
for Democracy and tariff reform. The
coal combine Is making Democratic votes
at an enormous rate and the Mckinley
law il the cause of it-Pawtucket Tri-
bune.
This we must good naturedly term a
villainous lie. The Mckinley act has
nothing to do with the "coal combine"
The coal sold by the ring is the anthra-
cite which everybody uses, and It is
duty free now and was before the Nc
Kinley bill was passed. The coal COM
bine is q free trade object lesson.
Although RHODE ISLAND ranks but 80
as compared with the other States aud
Territories, In population, it ranks among
the leaders In political influence, thanks
to Nelson w. Aldrich. News.
Yes. he sounded the keynote Of
victorious campaign.
Some bsnefactor of his race has warned
the women that trailing dresses are cal
culated to gather up cholera germs. II
this results In their abolition still one
more beneficial result will have to be at
tributed to the present scare.
Right! The long skirt practice is hid
eous and unclean. Let woman 90
upon dusty street with long tailed
gown for single hour and she needs
bath. A woman is naturally cleaner
than man. A woman in long skirt
is almost certain to be dirtier It's
pleasant to say such things, but isn't it
true? Yet, il a woman Of sense begs a
dressmaker on bended knees to keep her
dress two inches from the ground, the
modiste just won't do it. So what is
the woman Of sense to do except make
her own dress, or chop it off, after the
ofher woman has finished it2