The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-15

admitted by many men from that quar-
ter. but not one Of them IS willing to give
his views openly for publication. In the
old days the South was for fres trade
with the world. Now it Is different, ex-
cept in spots where manufactures nave
not been started on large Scale Inc
feeling in favor Of protection has taken
deep root, and in time it will become as
strong as it ever was in Pennsylvania
New England or other manufacturing
States. The progress Mexico is making
is another factor in the situation, our
the controlling one Of all is the extern
sion OF the foreign markets for the pro
ducts of the furnace and the factory.
The Spanish War started a revolution IN
more ways than one. and as the years go
by the results of It will become more
and more apparent. In many 1espec.s
the people of the South are ahead OF
their representatives in Congress.
It is whispered here that the President
NAV be called upon to find new am
bassador at London, In place OF MT.
Choate, who Is said to be anxious to come
home for business and other reasons:
Mr.. Choate has spent a great ceai OF
money outside his salary. and one OF ms
friends says that he has had enough OF
the honors, and is willing to turn 1t over
to one else. uel l1AoAS - .ANS
business Of some OF the big trusts 10 oe
looked after or to be obtained. TO lose
money on both sides of the ocean at the
same time bears q little hard on the
keen Yankee intellect.
William J. Bryan's animosity toward
the Democratic reorganiZers Is not Keep
ing these gentlemen up late at night
worrying over the situation. They are
going ahead with their plans OF endeavor-
ing to nut the party on a basis Of COM
mon sense, so that It will not have to
go into the next presidential campaign
on issues that are almost as ancient as
the alien and sedition laws in the begin
ming of the last century. They point
out that in every State convention thus
far held, Organism has been ignored, II
not repudiated and that the only effect
Of his opposition will be to prove In
what a minority he Is
The President will have OF his disposal
this summer in the Mayflower. purchased
during the Spanish War and now al
tached to the Navy, one of the very finest
va chts afloat She cost the Government
nearly half million dollars An eA-
tensive summer cruise is already being
planned, and the probabilities are tnas
n visit will be paid to Newport, fat
Harbor and NIL the other fashionaoie
watering places Mr.. Roosevelt Is Il
sood sailor. although he has never had
until the present time many opportunities
of indulgins his tastes in that dlrectlon.
Senator Hanna was compelled on re-
s11mfne his speech to ask PERMISSION "
address the Senate from his seat as ne
was suffering intense pain In MS hnee.
Consent was, of course. given anu t.,e'
Senator made from his CHAIR q very
liant sneech in favor OF the Panama "a
81. and demonstrated that tho construc-
+,on of the Nicaragua Canal was pesee
Nth unknown difficulties. while the con-
struction of the Panama Canal was al
a.s,, hook. He laid particular stress
~ tbo danger to t.; Nicaragua route
from, volcanoes, and urged 'hsll ~
not good business policy TO Ignore 49,
dangers IN project iil'oi''As
penditure Of 100000 COO:
Neor,v all the young women IN .ne
.r,,rt set here now carry canes w w
thav 90 for q promenade on .he 80,
49,, .es .trects. They are dainty niue
neairs slender, gold-tlppod or naroleu'
~, sselled. in q word, too cute ,oi a.,
tbinr.. President Roosevelt uau sast.
is credited with having staIteu tt'o bnried
- The little sticks are not pui ~
ion. no foIda of their frocks. On
away y. .re thew are very much In evil
me nee eo', tha young women, when the fancy hsy
takes them. twirling them o es,~st1 and
fingers with the utmost d Es,. amn,,asls
a,a,o,lv using them to give eiiiph''a..
cccaslonalis us 81. The cane does not
s,,,r. these young women naou,,nr
.,. 1o,ct In fact 1t Is fathe' ,aance
,,aIrine to give q little air Oh il.u 40 an
to the cnat fnr Signalling trolley motor
, mp to hold up. it is q great 'f'p'0''
ment on the parasoi.