Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-19
coInsuonsr Notes.

AiIClfCIlEI StIO11tA- II ~ -
the rebound Of his 'Boer traps"
OF course Mr.. Ivey viii not be al
lowed to cast any cloud upon the cor
onation fetes.
The trust promoters should not
neglect the splendid opportunity af-
forded by the floods in the east
The reciprocity that is acceptable
to the tariff barons will not be accept
able to the people at large.
General Funston's talk about hang
ing may be an index to some methods
in vogue in the Philippines.
Each day reveals some new compi-
cation ia the Panama canal project.
But t hat is just What it was sprung
for.
1t is 10 be hoped that Prince Henry
saw enough people to convince him
that the Monroe docrine ought not to
be molested.
On coronation day those who desire
to honor the king may reSurrect the
bike trousers laid away when bicycl-
ing ceased 10 be u tad.
Secretary Long will be the next to
retire. MIR. Roosevelt said he would
keep Mr. McKinley's cabinet officers,
and he has-kept them going.
Tillman might have replied as the
Quaker did: My friend, L have not
enough confidence i'll Unee TO believe
what thou sayest."
Perhaps the recent foods in the
east were due to the stock manipulat-
orS squeezing out lot OF water pre-
paratory 10 another great financial
coup.
The ship subsidy bill is merely to
provide Tor hiring men 10 invest their
capital i'll bushes, they know To DE
profitable. II is Il lax upon Cae m1ny
for the bonedU 0f Jn4 few.
The administration organs are eX-
planning slavery in the Philippines.
The explanation departments OF the
administration are kept working dou-
bic shifts.
Mr.. Taft is also explaining what a
harm less sort OF thing The slavery ex-
listing in Sulu IS. The Sulu slavery
question requires terrific lot of ex-
PLANTATION.
Perhaps you have noticed that Mr..
Hill is not worrying half SO much
about the instructions to Mr. Knox
as he did about the appeal to the su
preme court.
The Boer war has cost Great Britain
$500, OO0, 900 and 100000 meu to date.
Paul Kruger may be short on admin
isUration sympathy, but he is long on
prophecy.
The republican newspaper publish
erS who demand a reduction in the
tariff on news print and the abolition
of the tariff on wood pulp should now
begin the task 0 explaining.
Stampeded mules first conveyed to
Kitchener the tldingS that British
convoy OF 600 men had been wiped out
by the Beers. The mule system of in
formation seems peculiarly British
these days.
a British ship carrying LOGO Ameri-
can horses for the use OF the BRUSH
troops in South Africa sailed recently
from an American port. That is
neutrality as interpreted by the pres
cnt administration.
1t appears that Mr.. Roosevelt's
Minneapolis speech was uttered IN his
ca pacity as Il literary man. The liter
airy Mir. Roosevelt is quite different
individual from the chief executive,
Mr.. Roosevelt.
The republican senators are very i'll
dignant because Senator Tnlman
struck another senator, but these
same republicans continue to strike
at the Declaration of independence
and pummel the constitution.
''spa:n seems to have sold US a ro-
bust slavery pgoSlen il the Phillip
pines!" shrieKs the Kansas City
journal in tw0-line plea type and Fed
ink. Somebody must have disturbed
| the Journals restful SlumberS.
A battle between the Philippine
c0hsta bulary and 80 well armed in
surgentS took place within ten miles
of Manila on Mach 3. This should
spur Mr.. Taft to arise and assure US
that the Islands are pacided,
Prince Henry made favorable irl-
preston on those who met him.
Some liked him because OF MS royal
bleed and others, knowing that he
ought not to be blamed for his birth,
liked him in spite OF the fact that his
brother is an emperor.
February 25. 1902, total British loss.
! % killed. l22 wounded, captured G42.
But the British office held back the
news until Kitchener could report
the capture of handful of Beers and
u few thousand head OF cattle. The
] British war Office has a decidedly