The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
Oh0t Others
fire Saying.

4 Inc naval attaches In Washington
are angry II Is stated. because tho
order prohibiting the admirals from
| conversing with them places them un-
| der suspicion OF cultiyating the ac-
| quaintance OF our sea fighters for tho
purpose Of extracting secrets from
them \ would be a difficult thing for
the most alert foreigner 20 catch an
American admiral mapping "-Baltl-
more sun.
The Senate treaty Is not the Hay
Pauncefote treaty. but proposition
made b. the Senate. ~ takes two 10
make "a bargain. and Great Britain's
refusal 10 make bargain on the lines
luld down by the Senate ig no cause
ior offence. She was not consulted I'm
lts construction. and she n not bound
10 do whatever the American senate.
I'm its endcavor TO compromise conflict
ing interests. chooses 90 propose "--
Philadelphia Ledger
eos.
TO call man a club man may be
delicate way OF limiting that he is OF
some Importance. Club men
are rs plentiful as club women. and
the name OF the latter Is legion. The
expression is used most frequently
tt1 t5rUutvtyu ana other outlying parts
OF the city. In these communities "a
club man Is supposed 10 be a rather
deviiish sort OF person. who adores the
fair sex ON principle. but has "a dis
tinct disinclination TO settle down in
The only way known 60 such districts.
that is, by getting married Hence II
mas happened that strong pressure has
been brought 10 bear. and feminine
anneNes have been added 10 most of
the clubs so-called, in the suburbs.
This Is on the very wice principle that
~ the mountain won't come 10 Ma
homct MahOmet will go To the moun-
tain. Most of the persons from the
nelghboring boroughs who get into
trouble in his part OF the town an
night are club men his NAV be
significant. or IL may not be. New
York Evening Sun.
-s.os.
In China the rule of vengeance
seems TO be "A thousand eyes for an
eve and thousand teeth for tooth"
Galveston News.
Nothing could better illustrate tho
benefits To flow from the enforcement
)i sanitary rules by the American
military authorities I'm Cuba than the
'eduction In the death rate I'm Havana
since General Wood took command I'm
nat city. Havana is today almost as
iealthful as an American city. DEN
'er Republican
Cuban sentiment has gone through
Xactly the same course with refer
nee te the Pistt amendment which
did with reference TO the Republic
congress and army which the close
7 The war found claiming authority.
ne papers In this country which prv-
let trouble now predicted trouble
hen. None came. e."-Philadelphia Press.
NO dou the friction between the
riiish and Russian forces IN China
as had n tendency TO inspire the
oers with fresh hope and courage.
enersl Botha and his compatriots
re I'm close touch with friends In Fs1-
'pe, and they are. OF course. current
advised Of the situation In China.
he apparent difficulty is probably
In the reports as they reach
lie Boer leaders at the front"-I.os
ngeles Herald.
1
The people who have been so loud
declaring the Chinese government
} he the weakest political organiza-
on I'm tho world evidently overlook
le European concert. San Fran
SEQ Call.
Japan has on its lighting clothes.
ut II is no match for Russia. ."-Buf-
10 Courier.
AT the worst Car Nicholas has
complaint 10 make about the tone
The press. az Kaiser Wilhelm has"
Pittsburg Dispatch.