The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-24
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1T Is not OF much use 10 say tnat lnls
crusade TO New York Is only another one
OF the gadng symptoms of the time. IL
belongs to the circle OF gossip and 'func-
tions'-the modern craze for knowing ev-
erything that II going on and OF globe
trotting in small ways when large ones
are not possible Let US be up and doing
II we are not hustling who shall advertise
us as healers OF the world The funds are
getting low and the converts less. The
times are evil and there are rich people To
proselyte In that very wicked city OF New
York. Let us start a new movement and
let us head II In our private car."-Minne-
apolis Times.
This action OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road In dispensing with the services or
from $500 10 1890 men in response to the
demand OF It's employees for shorted hours
IL admonitory. The present Industrial out
look IL such as to mso<e IL altogether pru-
dent for labor to be content with what II
has got, less u kill its goose. e."-Boston
| Herald.
'1f anybody thinks that the Hon. Bill
Devery Ia not making a canvass for may
or OF New York he is badly mistaken. To
his French fellow citizen he has announc-
ed himself as n candidate under the Inn
posing Frenchfied name of NJ. Guilaume
Etenne de Neri. our Gallic-Americans
must be hard 10 please N they are not
fattered by such an attention. memphis
Commercial Appeal.
'If the state department feels that
there s a good hope OF getting the Pana-
ma canal by little patience now. II IL
the duty of the state department 10 show
that patience. II the state department
knows OF no reason why time should i'm
ha,, ohn he
made instanter TO the republics OF Costa
Rica and Nicaragua for the Nicaragua
treaty."-Chicago Tribune
But the discovery has been made that
European trade II occupying the Cuban
market TO the disadvantage OF American
producers. The latter are now as anxious,
IL not more than any one I'm the island
20 have a rail or two taken, off the tariff
fence. Buffalo Courier.
unfortunately citizens of the United
States are to blame for much of this
turbulence OF Venezuela. Minister Bowen
has said things here and In Europe that
were unbecoming I'm "A diplomat and un-
true I'm fact and Mr.. Wayne Macveagh I'm
his plea to The Hague court went outside
the professional limits to insult the civ
ilizaton of Europe and encourage the
barbarism OF Venezuela. Finally. public
opinion I'm this country needs enllghten-
ment by the press I'm regard to what we
call our sister republics I'm Latin-Ameri-
ca, which mostly are absolute autocracies.
ruled by bandits strong enough TO rob and
murder their way to power. San Fran
cisco Call
1T appears from the later dispatches
upon the subject that. In addition to con-
ceding the Canadian contention i'm the |
matter OF the Portland canal. the Alas
kan Boundary commission has adopted
delimitation which does not precisely
correspond 10 that exhibited on the ofYi- !
rial map OF the treasury department. |
Over the greater part OF it's extension the
frontier line has been removed from the |
location assigned 10 II by the United |
states about an average OF ten miles |
nearer to the coast. with this result that |
some minor settlements over which this |
country has been exercising Jurisdiction |
rave been placed within the territory OF
British Columbia. philadelphia Inquir-