Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-11

Court declaring the constitutionality of the
Foraker law has drawn anew the atten-
tion OF leading republicans all over the
nation to the availability of the senior
1904. The decision stamps him as a sound
constitutional lawyer, and enhances his
political prestige
The Washington Star reflects political
opinion at the national capital in an arti-
Gle which points out his prominence as
possible factor in the presidential contest
three years hence, and characterizes him
as "one Of the most rugged and pictur-
esque figures in national political life
Ohio is fecund of statesmen and it is
not to be expected that her presidential roll
will end with Mckinley: The Ohio success
sion may continue without a break, and
Senator Foraker Is the logical candidate
from this state In that event. as he Is the
most prominent Ohio republican.
Settling Down and Up.
From the Albany Journal
There is growing disposition among
diplomats to let China settle down and try
to save up some Observation-Disclosures Star.
And then settle up
Finance and Fashions.
From the Syracuse Post STANDARD.
Since bankers Of the United States began
lending money to England the patriot of
The Washington Star is encouraged to look
for the good time coming when America
may even set the worlds fashions in spring
tailoring.
MIR. Bryan's Paper.
From the Council Bluffs Qowa) Nonpareil.
mfr. Bryan cannot expect to make bril-
liant success of his paper until he has be-
come so interested as to quit caring whether
he becomes President or not" saws The
Washington Star. If that is the condition
then he never will make brilliant success
of his paper.
The "CoOn Song" Vocalist.
From the Albany Journal.
The fact that the coon song vocalist Is
no longer in demand may be a valuable tip
for Kansas in its quest for farm hands,
Washington Star.
Nit. The coon song vocalist has no af-
finity for work. That is one reason why
he is a coon song vocalist.
The FulI-Dinner-Pail Argument.
From the Wilkes Barre Leader.
The Washington Star somewhat felicl
tously intimates that it was the full dinner
pail argument that took the starch out of
Aguinaldo. u remains to be seen whether
1t will be EQUALLY spersuasive in its applica-
ton to the Gentlemen from Cuba. It has
certainly bee1NEvieDfously applied and there
will be great disappointment II 1t doesn't
take"
The Devil at Work.
From the Syracuse Pest Standard.
Some observant sage in the once OF The
Washington Star discovers that "a spirit
of angry unrest seems just now to pervade
the world" and he wonders whether a
newly developed, smicrobe is at work or
whether the devilsis out on a little livelier
lark than usual. AZ
Hardly the latter, for. judged by the
worlds wickedness. the old fellow is up to
his limit about all the time.
Mexican Holidays and Amusements.
From the Mexican Herald.
The Washington Star says that ssMexico
has been celebrating the anniversary of its
Independence and that bull fights were, Of
course, very much in evidence" The Star
Is four and half months previous The
9th of May is not the 10Th of September.
And may we add that Mexico's bull fights
are toy affairs compared to those in Wan
street, where the tossing and the eoring
have been especially savage.
Maude Gonne's Accomplishments.
From the Albany Journal.
Miss Maude Come may be a great ora
tor and patriot. but it is safe to say she
would not know how to cook a boiled din
ner.-Washington Star.
Our contemporary seems to intend to
convey the information that it believes that
Miss Come knows nothing about house
keeping. But Is 1t really necessary, in or
der to be good housekeeper to know how
to cook a boiled dinner? Does a dinner that
Il boiled need to be cooked7 We frankly