The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-28
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There Is no malady 10 which the
flesh can be subjected comparable I'm
its agony giving qualities TO a long
siege OF NAL de mer. II deters many
persons from ocean voyages and few
are able 20 escape IL 10 greater or
less extent. From time imusmorial
physicians have done their best to md
remedy for this disease, and with
ont any success. There are a fcy
simple remedies that are benehc sf Ia
some persons, and IL is pc~sihie Ia
lessen the agony-for IL Is .rofhing less
by strict regimen of diet hut
nothing like a specific has ever ever been
discovered. though there are messy
quirer
NeneZdela and Colombia. ~ not ac-
thally al war with each other. have
extremely strained their relations. and
ZACH OF these countries Is convulsed
by revolution aiming 10 upset the
present government Ecuador has re-
Gently exhibited symptoms OF a desire
10 mix in the troubles of her neigh
DORIS The Central American countries
are again attempting TO form a fed
sfstloh. with such an extended con-
uitloh OF unrest nobody can say that
before Oct-ber comes the map OF that
part of the continent may not be
changed. Buffalo Courier.
But II would be well for all who
are Interested TO remember that IL
isn't the bettor who determines which
10 the better boat."--Boston Herald
ITO offset the shortage I'm potatoes
the peach crop kindly omitted it's
usual failure this year milwaukee,
Sentinel.
The English newspapers anticipate
great advantage to their own indus
trial interests as a result OF the strikes
in the United States. They speak with
greater certainty because of recent
disastrous experiences growing out of
prolonged labor disturbances i'm Great
Britain and the paralyzation OF certain
lines or manufacturing that followed"
Philadelphia Record.
'Sensationalism and partisanship
are kicking our splendid navy through
the mire OF disgraceful embodiment.
And II has already become clear that
a settlerpant OF the points in dispute
Is Improbable TO the verge OF impos-
siplsty. IL seems also clear that the
o,dy definite result may be a navy
mwered in its own and the public es-
TEEN. Apparently Il is now too late
20 turn back. Rear Admiral Schley
has demanded a court OF inquiry. and
the passions Of all concerned are in
hamed TO fury IL Is. therefore. a pa
triotic duty OF the highest character
for all who love their country honor
and value its superb navy. 10 discour-
age futile and harm-breeding discus
sion, 10 await the action of the court
and then 10 help the country and the
world 10 forget the whole incident as
speedily as possible. New York
World
While. accordinl 20 the proverb,
there are many slips whenever the cup
is involved, and changes up to the
time the race is finally sailed may oc-
cur 10 alter the outlook AZ would be a
mistake for US to close our eyes TO
the fact that the greatly coveted prize
for supremacy in building and hand
ling a yacht is I'm much danger this
year OF going across the sea."-Phila-
delphia Times.
''Blueiacket Adams. OF the Brook
lyn's crew ia the Santiago fight. SAYS
that he was stationed at the wheel
throughout the conflict When IL was
seen that the Viscaya was headed To
ram the Brooklyn, the latter's nayi-
eating officer. Adams declares, gave
the order TO put the wheel hard
down. which would have headed tho
Brooklyn for the Viscaya. Instead,
Adams put the wheel hard and
the loop was the consequences IL
might be just as well IL Bluejacket
Adams testified before the naval court
OF inquiry lie seems TO have n sig
nificant story 10 tell. l."-St. Louis Re
public.
Perhaps Il will never be done. but
II commission OF independent men
could be appointed 10 review and re-
Viso our whole pension system PEN
sions might be limited TO actual disa-
bility and the amount saved be added
10 the pensions of widows and those
whose capacity was really and perma-
nently impaired i'm their country's SER
vice. Any proposition 20 change our
pension policy is met with stubborn
opposition. i'm the fear that Il will be
made less liberal. A reform might be
effected. however, that would make II
far more liberal to those who are de-
serving San Francisco Call.