The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-11

The right way, and tho common sense
way 10 curb the monopolies that under
the tariff cover are plundering the people
and making fabulous 6nearned profits for
themselves would be TO reduce the du-
ties to such a point as to give the con-
sumers the benefit OF a competitive mar
ket"-Philadelphia Record.
mot all dogs that show fury and bite
are mad dogs. and not all the people who
die after being bitten are victims OF hy
drophobia. A majority OF them are VIC
TINS OF their own imaginations. Pitts
burg Gazette.
The time has come when the responsi-
bility OF the motorman is almost as
grave as that OF the locomotive engineer.
requiring intelligence. sobriety and pres
ence OF mind."-Bufralo Courier.
THE one right which the state. the
law, the courts. the police. the sheriffs
and the public are all bound to protect is
an Industrial peace In which every man
can always work when he pleases and at
what wages he pleases. s."-Philadelphia
Press.
Hard coal can still be had by paying
the market price That truth was learned
at the city pumping stations. 1t must be
impressed upon every man or company
that for the sake OF small economy under
takes 20 poison the atmosphere. The en-
ergy OF the city officials. which has won
for them the gratitude OF the people,
should not slacken."-New York Mail
and Express.
''The negative attitude OF congress on
the subject OF relief for Cuba actually
amounts to coercion-of the kind which.
IL continued. must drive Der into our arms
as an annexed portion OF our territory
and people; for between that and utter
ruin there can, OF course, be no choice.
There 10 something cowardly In such CO.
ercion. even though IL be only negative"
Philadelphia Times.
Uncle Sam won yacht race the other
day in Emperor Williams great competi-
ton. The victory was only for boat,
but II carried a very significant name
with it."--San Francisco Call.
The growth OF the tariff reform and
anti-monopoiy idea in the Republican
party Is OF the greatest significance and
must have an important bearing on the
political contests OF the future. ."-Baiti-
more Sun.
Each generation being obliged by the
law of nature. we suppose. TO learn for
itself. the elopements are still going on
and so, IL might be added. are the divorce
courts. ts."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
1T should be more generally under
stood than II is that oyster Bay is full
of peculiarly deadly political malaria
Philadelphia Ledger.
English society and government is
founded on feudalistic notions. The noble
man on his estates is still almost as i'm
portant a parsonage as he was In the
days OF chivalry. He is the grand patron
Of the neighborhood. with the immunities
Of a thousand years of feudalism. Kan
sas City Star
Whether II Is I'm the power OF congress
to restrain combines or not. II is evident
that the president is preparing to make
an effort to secure restrictive legislation,
and In his efforts In this direction he has
the support of the entire country."-Chi-
cago Record Herald.
Fresh air, cleanliness, beauty and con-
tact with nature are the best mission
aries the city can employ. They make
life worth living, and greatly increase
ones chances 20 escape deadly diseases"
Galveston News.