The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-03
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"The Georgia legislature. which recent
ly refused to pass the Child Labor law
demanded by humanitarian sentiment
has enacted Vagrancy act which may
cure some OF the worst evils complaiheu
Of by the friends OF little toilers. 1t mas
been urged by advocates of child labor
restriction that many Georgia parents OF
the cracker type put their children at
work in the mills and live lives OF lazy
leisure upon the wages or INFANCY. here
after any parent able TO work VINO does
this I'm Georgia will be vasrant unooE
the law and liable to punishment May
not parental greed be jointly responsinle
with corporate greed for some OF the
worst evils OF child labor in the Northern
states New York World.
"Organized labor as such is hxture,
and An indispensabl BILE and normal part OF
the modern Industrial order. But organ
lied labor can and at times hotorlouS'y
does. misconduct itself. Such labor unions
and agents as are discouraglhg ana elli
barrassing the friends OF labor through
their misconduct and thrusting effective
weapons into the hands or MI. Parry
should be brought 10 book by the general
organizations. and, II need be, put OUTSIDE
the pale OF decent and responsible union
ism. That would be the best answer 10
Farr yism. Milwaukee Sentinel
'"The natural route for the trade OF the
conadian Northwest. now merely In Its
infancy would be to the great lakes or
hv numerous feeders 10 the great grain
carving trunk railways OF the United
states All this traffic, so large In future
possibilities. might have been assured TO
us without fear OF rivalry by the encour-
agement OF commercial relations with the
Dominion through the abolition or the
customs boundary between the two coui-
tries s"-Philadelphia Record.
"Wall street is by no means everything
The condition OF the market In that
street may affect many persons, nut IL
| cannot in time OF general prosperity al
feet the operation OF the industries repre-
sented by stocks sold on the exchange.
stock transactions NAV lead to change
OF ownership and management. but rtil-
roads and great manufactures VIII con-
tlnue 10 buy material, to employ labor
and to supply trade and traffic denver
Republican.
These are glorious days for Sir Thomas
Upton. He acts as Judge at beauty
show and renders his decision with so
much grace and tact that even the wom-
an who Is adjudged the loser harbors no
resentment toward him. Babies are named
= ftcr him nearly every day Pretty girls
can hardly restrain themselves from kiss
ing him when he accepts invitations TO
lawn parties. He goes 10 the theatre ana
sees himself caricatured as n cup litter
who failed 10 capture the trophy. HIS
new yacht races nearly every day with
the old Shamrock and shows the latter a
clean paIr Of heels Nothing Is need now
10 make him blissfully happy man ex-
cept three straight victories over the Re-
lance I'm next months contest"-Balti-
more Sun.
1T would he a sad day for America ~
arin gonism 10 the National Guard should
become the prevailing sentiment In any
community II would he In the ful' -st
scuse treason to the republic. for In every
community there must he some soi CO
or protection against mob violence. and
II that protection cannot he assured by
citizen soldiery such "a has been and
f. the pride OF the United states then the
tack woulG fall 10 the army. and that
would he the beginning ~ a new and un-
tied era I'm our history as a self-g ,Vern-
INK people. San francisco Call.
"Once more we have the story OF a
scientific man who claims 10 have pro-
duced life through chemical reaction.
/ Strangely enough. this modern magician
/ comes from Indiana, the home OF mod
ern successful novelists. He has taken,
/ so he says. some salt water. alcohol and
! ammonia and I'm n brief time produced
certain amoeba or 'hexagonal shape all
! I'm the space OF an hour and n half. Most
| unfortunately. the experiments never
| seem 20 have progressed beyond this
stage. which is n pity. since II might have
! turned out an elephant, perhaps a gyas-
cults s"-Philadelphia Inquirer.