The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
Uhat Others
fire saying.

exercise OF free will In architecture
will be denied In anybody In this coun-
try, provided his designs do not in
fringe upon the rights of anybody
else: but every new building should
have decent regard for the appear
ance of it's neighbors and should not
jar their feelings unnecessarily. The
maddcning monotony OF the New
York brownstone district need not be-
imitatcd. There is plenty Of room for
individual choice, hut each structure
should he considered, not merely as
an independent entity. but as a MEM
bcr OF group. and bound TO an or
DERBY and beautiful cooperation
with the other members of the group
II they are not absolutely dlscordant
and inexcusable. New York sun.
'No matter from what part OF the
country the old inhabltant comes the
winter has moderated since his boy
hood The summer may not have
changed. hut the cold is sure 10 be less
~-vrrr.-4he snow WAS the deepest,
the ice was the thickest. the skating
the finest. The coasting the most ex-
citing. the evenings the longest, all
the Ioys and sorrows OF winter the
most prolonged. when he was boy
kansas City Star.
''There steadily increase corpora
tions whose profits and dividends are
the best proof of their escape from
an equitable share in the burdens OF
taxation. Express companies, which
skim the cream OF railroad business
but escape the taxation OF railroad
rla nf
poration, II they were placed under
the Interstate Commerce Comr1is-
sion. and their business laid bare their
escape from taxation would be clear
and A remedy would be applied. Tele-
phone companies share like immu-
nifty and reap a similar profit. -
Philadelphia Press.
KITCHENER reports the loss or one
British post in the Transvaal ana
one victory in Cape Colony. In which
the British lost two officers, eighteen
men and four ambulances. II IL a
notable quality OF the Beers that they
do not care who occupies the field
after battle as long as the casual
ties OF the enemy are larger than
their own and they succeed In get.
ting away with the British sup
plies. '-Pittsburg Dispatch.
"out In Kansas they don't care II
Mrs. Nation does visit Chicago. and
they say she can stay az long as che
likes. Chicago Record.
"The partisans OF Sampson and
NJ .N.t her fsNfss
the Senate must make a spectacle Of
itself before the country. And yet
the fscts cannot be disputed. Samp-
son planned tho naval battle. and IL
was carried out in strict accordance
With his orders. That he did not
reach the scene Of conflict until the
end was his sisfortune. not his fault.
schlev was In action and is TO be
commended for the work done. all
though IL n not forgotten that he
made the only blunder In the fight"
Philadelphia Inquirer.
sAS q
There has been so much Of i'm.
prrSsive ceremony In England OF late
that the unusual spectacle of new
king opening Parliament may not
attract as much attention as Il might
under other circumstances. yet for
ceremony Il viii equal any that has
recently taken place I'm the British
Isles. "-Syracuse pOst-Standnrd.
-
Down TO the beginning OF the
nineteenth century smallpox carried
cd perhaps greater percentage OF
tie people than consumption does
today Jenncr succeeded IN rohhlng
that dreadful scourge OF its terrors.
bui To- the lryman n does not seem
too much % hope thst - second Jcn-
ner win hnany conquer consump-
ton "-- baltimore sun
'It "a not resSsurinc that political
ngitHtionE an Manila afg becoming
complicated with rplgioi.s move
ments. one thinr - time. Keep
the missionaries cut ~ politics -
Bunafo Courier.
ny 3 wise provision OF nature.
eagles always choose some point near