The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-14
Ohaf Others
fire Saying.

THE Fifty-seyenth Congress, Re-
publican I'm both branches, and with
president who has repeatedly as
serted that with him the people come
first, can 80 intrench the party I'm
power by wise and beneficial legisla-
ton In relation 10 trusts doing to
business no harm, but to producers
much good, that a mightier ma jority
than that upon which Mr. Nc Kinley
congratulates himself today will be
rolled up for his successor in 1sO4." -
Minneapolis Times.
Taking Bryan and Roosevelt to-
gethsr, they are the most magnificent
pair of popular hustlers the country
has ever produced, and the people
like the man who has the ability to
speak creditably on all occasions and
the courage to express his convictions,
and both Bryan and Roosevelt at
all their great receptions were paid
generous tribute from the enemy by a
very large mingling of their political
opponents among their vast audien-'
ces. Bryan and Roosevelt seem TO be
safely crystalized In our political his
tory as the greatest of popular politi-
cal hustlers. s."-Philadelphia Times.
1T cannot be denied that extraordi-
nary demands have been made upon
coal operators during the last two or
three years In the Old World The
South African war and the Chinese
imbroglio have occasioned a mobili-
zation of warships, which are notori-
ously great coal consumers w =,
the nf fhnGa ltoa
demands prices may decline. but as
they do not appear to be I'm them
selves a sufficient explanation of the
sustained rise I'm prices, return TO
tho level OF three years ago IL not as
sured The supply OF American coal
which II now making its way into
European markets, may ultimately
fix an upper limit to the movement OF
prices, but this influence cannot make
itself felt In the immediate future, ow-
ing to the limited facilities for shipping
coal out OF this country. The indus
trial consumption of coal in all Euro
pean countries has been increasing
rapidly from year 60 year, while the
facilities for producing IL and the
number OF mines I'm operation have re-
sponded TO the increased demand only
partially. IN. Y. Evening Post.
1.-THE startling exposures I'm New
York city of the methods adopted To
secure fraudulent divorces form "a
shocking revelation. The psstilent
scoundrels who have undertaken TO
defeat the wise policy OF tho state by
a carefully devised system OF per-
Jury and fraud. and to make use OF
the procedure OF the courts 20 give
validity TO their acts, should be hunted
down and severely punished Phil
adelphia Record.
"Asulnaldo knows how II came ont
and. OF course. IL making his prepara-
tions accordingly. IL he IN a wise Ma
lay I'm hls~Ssy ne will be getting his
things tied up I'm a bundle prepare
tory TO coming on the reservation and
announcing his intention OF being a
good Indian from this time on."-Gal-
weston News.
AT last accounts those Croker ban
ners that were thrown over the line
OF the business mems parade looked
like considerably less than thirty
cents. and the man who caused them
TO be thrown out looked even small
Ter. The whole business was an in
structIve object lesson In arrogance
and big head. Philsdelphia Inauir-
er.
"No advocate of complete independ-
cnce for Cuba can deny that thus far
American occupation has been high