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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

"Our Industrial interests must be
protected and encouraged but We can
not assume that the tariffs of foreign
countries Viii always be maintained 10
facilitate our export trade if We pur-
sue policy OF unrelenting trade re-
striction toward them. II has come 10
pass that the prosperity of our in
dustry Is dependent upon our foreign
trade That must be msintained and
expanded For this reason the action
ol The Gorman Heiohstag with refer
ence Ia the tarif bin has very great
interest Tor Americans philadelphia
Ledger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

with biz orders FOR looms and many
orders for locomotives as w,ll ss con.
tinued large demaud for steel billets.
ever, thing in the Industrial line seems 10
bc goine aions AZ automobile speed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

Tho~c who have tried - read between
fhe lines" of President Rocfeveivs mes
ssss hsss discovered that there h neihine
= regd esc.r' in thc lines The nations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

Accordlng % onlcial returns. the ohio
Democrats Invested si2eo in political
Lottery and drew a blank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Ohaf Others
fire Saying.

There Is good ground for the belief
that Frances recent wariike demon
stration against the Turk was more 0f
an clectioneerns move in French ir-
ternal politics than q mere piece of
strenuous debt Collecting Prestige
abroad h a. the breath OF life 10 the
, f'renchman Bad government at
home constant eNactions of blood and
money, he will patiently endure IL only
ne Is assured that France Is thereby
playing shining role in the drama OF
world politics. Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

Teddy g. not tortuous what ne means
he SAYS and what be- says he means.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

This Is not the racy. striking,
iconoClastic message which Mr.. Roose-
welt, the Roosevelt of Rough Rider
fame, could have written had he felt
free TO say just what he thought, and
10 say il in just his own way IL is
not SO readable as the purely personal
message would have been. but IL Is
a good deal better for the country"
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

lie proposes To run chalk and water
through the Pawtuxet supply pipes
and faucet on the public. t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

The police commissioners can do the
public good turn and service
which will be appreciated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

The Cheerful Idiot says that he has
scheme.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

The milk dealers are after MS now.
Gultn has advanced m price. the
cows are reluctant TO give up the usual
supply OF lacteai fluid and the milk
men propose to add one and two cents
TO the price per quart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

"fhe only reciprocity policy for
which the Republican party ever stood
was one Of providing foreign markets
tUr- ztrTrrrtrs-r1 f1rocrrtS- by admitting
10 the American market foreign goods
that do not compete with home prod
nets. u Is now clear The advocates OF
reciprocity Will not be satisfied with
that restriction. san Francisco Call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

From Copenhagen It Is learned that
= definite agreement for the sale Of
the Danish West Indies 90 the United
States has been reached at last and
that the treaty will be signed this
week i'm Washington. With their large
stock and mixed population they win
hardly fail 10 compicate our already
perpleXing problem OF dealing with
subject possessions. Buffalo Courier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

There are passages that will pro-
woke dissent but Americans OF all
parties and of all sections can cor
daily welcome the clear ideals. the
manly courage. the conscience OF
citizenship and of humanity that give
high value To this first official deliver
ance OF the youngest of American
presidents. philadelphia Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

"The conditions are undoubtedly
such as 10 demand q low tariff and
the agrarians are moving the wrong
way. Ia spite of their aggression and
the probable success OF the new tariff
bin low tariff. II not free trade. j.
the natural goal of the country
Chicago Rccord-iierald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

There f. an ordinance which pro-
yides punishment for people who neg
lect, when warned, 10 remove snow
and ice from sidewalks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

The law has been more honored In
the breach than in the observance and
a hint 70 the patrolmcn TO chase up
the derelicts aud 10 report for prose-
cutlon the persistent violators OF the
oraihance would surely result in better
walking.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Reorganizing Tammany.

.And now It is the New York Democ-
racy that is to be reorganizad When
this is done it is to br hoped the re-
organizers will be guided somewh hat by
the criminal code-Atlanta Journal
This utterance from one of the lead
ing Democratic papers OF the South
shows the charitable and fraternal
spirit with which the vile Tammany
gang is regarded by the party as a
whole. There IS no doubt that If many
Of the Tammany leaders, to say moth
ing OF hundreds of the rank and file.
got their just deserts. the New York
penitentiaries would have numerous
and notable additions to their lists of
prisoners. The grand house cleaning
augurate will not be a complete sue
ccs, if il consists simply in turning the
rascals out and filling all places of trust
and responsibility with competent and
honest men. That is much but more
than that should be done. Some of the
leaders have already been indicted and
the work should go in thorough fash
ion when the power of prosecution is
in the hands OF the vigorous and vig-
liant Jerome, Devery, Murphy and their
co-partners and lieutenants in their
blackmailing schemes ard systems Of
vice projection deserve no mercy
There has been robbery and worse
than robbery in every department I'M
der Tammany control, and the crimes
have been SO glaring that evidence
cannot be lacking. 1t is doubtful il
Croker himself can be reached by law
but public opinion should drive him
and his ill-gotten spoils out OF Ihf
country, never to return. He knows
from experience what prison life means
and has learned to cover his tracks
Decency and Democracy have neve,
been, and probably never will be. syn
onymous in New York. but thcr,
should Be prompt and thorough reor
| garization from the outside ii no
| from the inside of Tammany's ranks
/ And the criminal code with it's sever
est punisnments should play a prom
1 inent part in the reorganization.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Homely Truths.

Assuming swrll svlgr,r dues u.t
make u man swell
Women sr,dom arc disposed In tax,
cogniZauC" az their uWu fn1li,S
a man may W uutWardlY calm wA!,
inwdrdlN a soothing volcano.
Photographs are most highly priced
when they arc least truthful.
A man may figure in pablic life ANA NET
not he pIbli,' character
Women who affect mems attire u,yr,
like to I've called uuwomanly.
Men vino think they are talented often
enjoy Il monopoly nt the thought.
Forcing An issue. prJ ideally is moth
ing more than having Noar own WAY.
The weeds nr widow are not always
an indication II y heart bowed down "
weight Of Woe.
Many man who desires To turn hack
the hand OF time Ia correct mistakes goes
right ~ In the nld WAY.
philadelphia Bulletin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Nahcto III years. He Is buried III the
town OF hioomiicld. Connecticut. but
his gray" III the Cemetery there IS not
marked. These facts we're gained
from tn" officers Of the Maine Society
of the Daughters of the Revolution, to
which the deceased belonged
Less than two weeks Of the sardine
packing season now remain, and ow-
ing to the scarcity or suitable fish.
most oi tn" factories have been com
PEELED To close earlier than was the
intention. only two of the Sea Coast
factories nos. ~ and A., are reported
now to be taking fish, but these VIII be
continued II Is said, If fish can possibly
be- gotten, until the md Of the season.
The season of 1901 has been an eX-
ceptional one, one of the best IN the
history Of the industry in Washington
county, the fish coming early and con
tinuing plentiful All through the season.
until perhaps. the present time. ana 4
large pack has been secured both by
the syndicate and independent rae
tories. Most Of the steamers used IN
the business by the sea Coast 90. have
been hauled UP IN their winter quar-
ttrg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
The In, and Downs Of an English Nero.

The hero business IS oyer a business
,f nns ,,d downs. This has been
shown III every age ana III 'i'"hs
lands It's skyward flights are rapid
ana t,izzy; it's falls are even more eN-
naaitious and the thuds thereof are
sickcning. Sir RedvH's Buiier' an
English warrior. is giving the world
some vivid Illustrations of these simple
though not always appreciated truths
Some two years ago he started on Tor
South Africa. high in favor with the
crown and with the public, and wear
ing on his breast the Victoria cross aN
proof - his personal valor He had
been in many wars and So great was
his reputation that everybody felt
much pity for the poor EocrS "ncH
he should get at them. But the
Hoers 80 managed things that h"
couldn't get at them and the campaign
had not long been in progress before
he was cutting a sorry figure. His
gtnpIttSlllD W as btti s'iht' ~ 90 'i'-F'' u
at home Then the sunshine of fortune
blessed his efforts AMI the London
mob shouted Brave Buller," and he
was bacl. on his pedestal once more.
But the noers soon made a monkey ot
him again and all England declared H.
was unfit for his command. Another
man was sent in his place and he
came home in disgrace. That was th-
end OF him for time.
4 few months ago this unmcky war
rior was appointed to the command Of
the first army corps at Aldershot. ne
ama"ement and Indignation OF The
EnSlishmen Who had been clamorin%
for army reform knew no bounds.
said ir Print. Sir Redvers Ruller re-
sented them. He Went to a military
dinner and made a speech. 1t was III,
blunt speech of an angry soldier-full
Of pluck. wofully lacking in discretion.
Ic accused leading English newspa-
peIs. by name. Of unpatriotic fault
finding. lie challenged the London
Times to print the whole Uf a seCr,t
dispatch from which il had quoted.
ana To tell huW II got it. He admitted
that he had authorized Sir Georg,
White 20 surrender I.adysmith. What
| felt at the time" he said in his
speech. was that If surrender came
should be just as responsible for il ae
ne was. and did not mean to stand
up and Say it was all his fault"
The neat the public heard was thai
sir R"uNcrs had been relieved from
command al Alaershot and placed cr
halt pay. ono Of the stories is that
the secretary Of state Tor war. MIR
Brodricl.. and the commandrr-in-c chief
Lord Roberts. waited on the King ana
told him that Sir Redveys must 90
that. Il ne wasn't made To go, they
would 90 themselves. And now tho
tide has turned in his favor again and
the public looks on him ae martyr.
The London correspondents report thai
Sir Rcdvers is coming III for lot ~
sympathy. tina: he is becoming a hero
OF the music halls again. and that
there is talk OF getting him sword
by popular subscription. It's a queer
world ana the man who is in the hero
business sees the queercst side OF Ill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Ex-Canddate Shcpards personal
campaign expenses We're $1,000 and
though it seems a high figure TO pay
for defeat he should look at it as
money Well spent. He is rich man
and a man of character. and should
have been willing to give his whole
fortune rather than be elected on 4
Tammany ticket. His defeat was Il
good thing for him, and if he doesn [
realize it now he will sometime.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

-. 1s-..r4. ,,,.. f-,-vg..-, --.l1, !,
bought AnH"ia goats ar II ~
pleased with them. The goats haV"
fn1ly l..rt HI H.. r,rutattou given in.ut
", ,,.,.t J.e,rn,.,s wv th..y .at ,t..-y-
,ht,c ,,,,, r,.,,~ ,rh... hay. their
,',.',.'-.r.,.. h,,t ara nnt M nil fuss.
.,,.',,, ,.-,.. ~ sa, Th.v ,,r.f., hard
,,.,,.1, ,.s,'.... ,,d ,,,irs e,,,h W. mani.
,-, .,,t nf ,h.. ..f- v..ts aI-
,,,,,.-,. n.,rI,.L Tn.v ,,i5
,..,'.,... ., .ti.,l., br,k.. hard
t. ,.,,.,..,, anJ ,,..., e,,,art,,,...l
n,,. ,,,,,,..r.s ,,.ir.. fci, angry .snuch
.,, ..s t,y, s,,-trc, WI sand them
i, al. t.,.'r.r nnt uh.. tIk.s them
,.,, .r,,t,.. I'm ,h. ..arIv season.
,.,,,,. .,.,t..,., ,,..ds ,,,.r.. iust getting
H.. cn,.e rn. ~ and Nv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Massachusetts and That Dinner.

tkd1lSaS CITY Journall'
1t is just possible that the big Repuhli-
can ma iority III Massachusetts was IN
tended as an Endorsement of the Booker
Washington dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The American Federation of Music j.
again attacking rag time as immoral
theory ana practice. Hut the rag tim.
composers and artists cheerfully well
come the free adt ertising and gather
in bigger profits
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Failed to Follow Fame's Finger
tBoSton Herald J

General Miles story OF how near he
came to being a newspaper man on the
Herald's staff. instead of a mere com
Misunderstanding Of our armies. is inter
csting. 1t affords another Illustration OF
how frequently great opportunities come
in ones way and how often one falls TO
take advantage of th.n,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Minister Wu's daughter. just ovel
the attention of the Washington cor
respondents that they have deserted
the White House and left the Presidenl
10 write his own message Miss WI
by the way. is Daiey--like the popu.
lar diplomat himself
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Here in Maine We have had cases OF
men being shot through being mistaA-
en- for deer moose bear and spulrrtIs'
but in Maryland they tell Of man
who actually shot his own feet for ran
bits. Here Is the dispatch as sent out
from Elktnn, Maryland: Albeit Lot
man. son of William Lotman ~ Elk
ton. met with Il painful accident thht
he viii not soon forget He had Dor
roWed a shot gun for The purp"s" "i
going after rabbits. When h. retired
he carried the gun to his room and
placed it alongside. Of his bed. II"
soon frll ASLEEP. In his slumber H. be
gan 10 dream Of the abundancr az
game that WAS IN store FOR him. ANA
became 50 enthusiastic that h- picked
up th, gun. ana aiming mt his i""t.
thinking them rabbits. fired. The shot
entered the right foot. and II Is
thought the member wnl hav" 10 b'
amputatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Before last weeks elections some of
the papers of the South declared that
when the returns came in prae;dan,
Roosevelt would be surprised at the
erect Of the Booker Washineto, ;,ci-
cent upon the vote. If they really ~
pected II 10 have any effect at n, they.
must now be more surprised than the
president, The Republican ma io,i,ias
IN the North We're record breakers and
~ maryland and Virginia tn. Re-
P""heans gained many legislative
seats and the Democratic margi, of
''e'ors is much smaller than at tho
election The fact is, that the race
issue was not thought of in the Nor,,
ana Ii the South attempts To maxi il q
po'itical question who the preside,,
snail invite to dinner there will be some
surprises which Will cause mora r.eoo
o" IN the South than is usual there
~; corns of the South are too many
'''' too tender for its happiness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The census Of 1900 shows that there
are 100000 more mere men than
women in this country, an astonishing
condition Of things when We remember
that ir every country Of Europe the
females are in the excess. The prepon-
derance OF males is not only being
maintained but has been increased al
each successive census. one cXplana-
ton Of the condition Of things. both
here and abroad, is that there are more
men than women among our immj-
grants, thus adding to the majority OF
men here and helping to put men III
the minority in Europe. In a few
Eastern states women are in the ma
jority, though men lead here in Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Ice Remembered, Not Water.
cincinnati Enqtiirerl

" IIIVIII'I'''' I3''TI'E'' y.
The fact that Mayor Van Y'h
I,lungVd into the water ana ShN'd wv"
u thrrr voting ladies from drowning
,ho,,t a wear ago seems not to have been
taken into consideration at IN" recent
..l.,,;,, Nnl NpvE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Result Of Raising the Race Issues.


Indianapolis J0urnaI'.
The close result Of the recent rlcc -luh
i'm Maryland and tn" very considcraoh'
Republican gains in Virginia Il" not m
Iirnto that the Booker Washington in
cident cut any figure. The excitement
MnS nnlN skin dern.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Thursday. the Twenty Eighth Day Of Rovem
ber Current.

as 4 day OF public Thanksgiving to God
for His manifold blessings and of re-
membrance OF His loving kindness.
Upon that day let labor be suspended.
ana gathering In your accustomed places
Of worship, let all join in making 1t n
time Of grateful and genuine thankss!v-
Ing.
The present year has been one OF
abundant prosperity 70 our state; the
rewards of honest industry and We'll d.
rected effort have never been greater an 4
as we rejoice over bountiful harvests and
the success which has crowned our efforts
in every field of endeavOr, let rs remem-
Der the poor ana unfortunate: let our
gratitude for health and plenty be eN-
pressed not alone in words. bat in deed
of charity and henevolence. that all may
have cause for thankfulness.
Given at the Executive Chamber at Au-
gusta, this fourth day OF November,
in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and one, and
Of the independence OF the United
States Of America, the one hundred
and tweaty-sixth.
JOHN F. HILL.
BY the Governor,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Subject TO Revision.
COnaha Bcpl

That celebrated declaration OF Cele-
brated candidate for President. Great
is Tammany and Croker is its prophet
Will have to be revised At least Tor the
Drt.Sput
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The trouble Will come in convincing
Bulgaria that she is responsible 70.
her brigands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Try It on an Anarchist.
Washingtnn stan.

Any anarchist, if he happened to in
herit a brewery. would demand all the
protection that the government coud af-
F.r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The good peopl" Of Spragne's Mills
are mystihrd. according to tn" reports,
over q peculiar light that leaps In fan
tastic and ,Nnsive fashion NJ and
down ana 1" and fro oyrr th' l.r.d. Il
IS claimed mat an sorts ot devices ana
traps hnSr been s-t for II. but ii dances
atuuu,. when followed ~. in "a mos.
r>u>roratmg and strange manner. r
such things appear ,o that Individual
Who j. responsible for thus, marv"t"Gs
potato stories that haNr unattd fiun
that locality. There is nothing strAnE"
about the mysterious light
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
A New Kind Of Democratic Dc!eat.
Shipston pOst)

There was one novelty in connection
with the uefeat of the New York Demo
Gratis. 1t was not managed by the Hon.
* Jones
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

During lNSi and 1852 the Europcan i'm
migration TO- the United States reached it's
maximum AND amounted to 13N.no per
sons. The number in 1855 was q, Onl: in
lSsl. M6.ooo; in l%.-9S, %, 0oo; in lNsS- %.
III 600 Z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
AN OLD COLD
Is Catarrh, and Catarrh cad,
TO CONSUMPTION,

1he tendency N catarrh y,
( " 10 pass downward tt,r,.,,..I. Aesd
IhiAl tuDes to the lungs. Anv nne II.
hds had catarrh Of the head MI ~ 80
more iinc' the disease eraduaIiv III
grcaS'hg downward. In .oms cas.. rO :,
| progress Il rapid, and in other -. "'
In" put sooner Or later IL cstarrb :.
allowed 70 nm, it win 70 70 H. H..
ana SCI up the disease known a.
sumption. Itis doubtful Il copsur1,,,ta. ~.
n eyer caused by anything excent j.
iarrh. Aeps c.
Is caiarrh usually begins az cola !,
lhr A"ad or throat, and is neglected un.1
II becomes chronic; then it begin. -
lawn on the victim that he has eat.rrs
Chiess he Is very foolish indeed ba IN,
not rest easy until the catarrb Il entt,.,A
cured. Thousands pay No attention !.
Fruntil It b too late. !" :
Ars. j. Priest, lee, Mich. vrita.. a.,
think there il no medicine on ear,h ~.
e4cei's Peruna. My husband WON'T ~.
any other. We have tested {. .nd !.
worked great change in INV so,,.
heaffh last spring when we thonvb,h.
was going into consumption. We pav.
nm only one bottle ana he was all rigb,
teH everybody about how much rood
III mas done us. Ny husband saws /.
can't DO without it. AS for mvself |,
saved me seven years ago from poino
Dilhd. could not see to read ora va
ior Elk week.. Thought should surely
iose ny sight. commenced taking Pc.
runa and hy the time had taken ana
bottle could Zee to read as well Is ev4,
we think X is grand medlcine.'-
j. Priest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

France mustn't be surprised if the
Sultan stuffed the package with saw
dust
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
The Feminine FaiIinqs.


Madame Sarah Grand regards her lee
turc on Mere Man as her best. And 50
man is mere. is he? Well b. il 50; but
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
MRS. NJ. A. CLOSE.
kearney, Neb., July 8, 1900.

Dr. S g. Hartman. Columbus ohio:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Outside Of the comic weekles few
tramps have been seen in this year "f
prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
FOUND
HERSELF
GROWING
WORSE.

thanks 10 eruna footed them aH incredibly
fruna
fhc slightest
~ would puooseL
ihe lasting
Keep that
o come 'H ~. 4.
expected
Wis. "..-H A {.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

'PerUH2 ana HaHaIiH nave done VIVA! iHHIeeH or fhe
bes ply sians II rhe country have fged 10 %. For
than three d0ctored for consumption and sperf
thirteen weeks IN Pulmonary SanitariuHr MHHaukes
Wis; bur finding myself grow ing Iast resort
came Wesf where WsS bcdast for n1eny weeks and Tie
physicians which husband called hope bu said
She possibly i've than days BIZ