The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-10
Whaf Others
fire Saying.

Colombian revolutionists have stop
ped a Panama railroad train and an
opportunity 90 send federal troops
there has thus been afforded The
United States are bound by treaty 20
keep order along the line OF the rail-
road and Judgement in that quarter
~ armed men in blue and kharki may
be fraught with important results IL
hook be NEEDED upon which 20 hang
government interoceanic canal pro-
jcct, here II .'--Philadelphia Record.
"GermanN's new tariff schedule,
which Is directed especially against
The United States, IS so prohibitive in
many respects that the Germans them
selves will be the worst sufferers. It's
case ~ hurting the other fellow by
injuring ones self Los Angeles
Herald
while the steel combatants declare
"a fight TO the end the public longs for
an end 10 the fight '-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
1T WAS 10 be expected that German
coal producers would oppose the intro
duction OF American coal into Europe,
Just a. German agrarians are opposing
the introduction OF American food pro-
ducts; but, as In this case the coal is
10 be landed in France and carried
thence 10 Switzerland. II Is difficult 10
perceive how the Germans are going
10 prevent IN. The action OF a Ger
man commercial body on the subject.
however. is gratifying evidence that
American coal is gaining foothold
across the Atlantic "-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Instead of spreading the surface OF
our ponds and lakes with foul-smelling
Kerosene, let us stock every puddle.
slough and rain barrel with young
and hungry fishes and thus attain a
double purpose-the propagation OF
finny beauties and the destruction of
the mosquito. Minneapolis Times.
This country will send some person
10 England to witness the coronation
of King Edward.All the nations of the
earth will have representa- atives pres
ent and the United States must be
represented II for no other reason
than TO learn just how we are to crown
our Emperor later. According TO many
nervous persons this country ought to
hurry I'm ascertaining the way 10 con-
duct the ceremonies, since the Emper-
or will be on hand for his crown in a
very short time. Galveston News.
Nothing would so tend 10 improve
the situation In Latin America as TO
set up arbitration as the cardinal prin-
ciple OF all it's international relations.
This the coming congress will certain
~ do with Chill. represented or with
out II, for the sulking OF one nation
cannot be allowed TO spoil the conven-
tion or materially hamper its conclu-
sions. s."-Philadelphia Press.
''Presider Shaffer declares that 'un-
less the trouble is settled on or before
Saturday, August 10. the mills will
close IL before that day an earnest
attempt at conciliation is not made
and welcomed by both sizes TO the
controversy. "A great wrong to tens OF
thousands of workingmen and 10 thou
sands of innocent investors will be
perpetrated. President Shaffer and
President Schwab both needed TO con-
slider more deeply than thJy have yet
done their vast responsibilities, and TO
remember that consequences are un-
plying New York World.
I'm Philadelphia they are having an
investigation of the relations between
police and disorderly houses which
would create stir even in New
York. Syracuse Post Standard