The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-24
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Anyhow. they have worried the Tsar OF
Russia till he announces that he will per-
NIT them to engage in such religious wor-
ship as they wish. What with blowing his
ancestors up with bombs and threaten
ing him at all times. they have at last
made an impression on him Galveston
News. ''@ H."
THE use OF profane and obscene IAN
guage In public Is great evil. The
streets, the parks and all places OF pop
ular resort are infested with H. Those
traditional swearers. longshoremen and
truck drivers. are not the only sinners;
but the latter are to be found among
nearly ell sorts and conditions OF men.
and among women too 1t Is literal fact
that one cannot go far upon a freduented
thoroughfare without having his ears Of
Tended with language unfit to be heard by
decent people. There ought TO he protec-
ton against indecent sounds as well as
against indecent sights and acts."-New
York Tribune.
"Just at present the Democracy has the
better chance 10 appeal to tho rank and
file In the way OF missionary work The
Republican congress has failed to rise to
Its opportunities and obligations. Kan
sas City Star.
''One OF the members OF the German
Reichstag is horrifed because Baron Won
Stenburg. the German Minister at Wash
ington. treats the president as II he were
the equal OF Emperor William. Let us
hope the two countries may be able to
dispose OF this important and far reach
Ing question without having TO resort to
the arbitrament OF war."-Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
In the case OF Or. crum the president
is fully justified. No objection has been
urged against the nominee except that he
is not wholly white. And a senator from
the South having frankly stated that his
people (meaning the whites) do not
think that any colored man should hold
Office. the president oouraSeously meets
the issue whether 5000, 900 OF citizens guar
anteed equal political rights by the con-
sttution are TO be decitiyenized' by
force. fraud and prescription. IL is to be
regretted that the president does not
stand on equally high ground OF principle
In his appointment OF 'Addicks man
Bryne."-New York American.
''Wha tever may be the actual value 10
the public OF the conclusion In the Mis-
souri, Beef Trust case, IL IL some salts
faction TO know there is at least one sec
ton OF the country where the trusts are
not superior TO the law altogether. New
York II supposed 10 have an antitrust
law OF some kind. but its merit.is any, is
practically unknown. the powers at AL
bany long having been quite too tender OF
trust feelings TO attempt the serious ap-
pllcation OF the provisions OF the statute"
Buffalo Courier.
The remains OF old Papa do r,esseps
must feel like sitting up In their grave
days'-Boston Herald.
1T is a time OF peace IN Great Britain.
but her war burdens cannot be laid aside
The estimates for the year include ex-
pcnditures OF slT2.o 900 for the army and
about $3.50, ,ooo. 600 for the navy Such sums
would IN years gone by have been sufrl-
Client TO carry on war with n nrst class
Power They are now required merely as
preparation. and are more likely 60 In
crease than diminish In the years TO
come. San Francisco Call
- 44lte-e VIII, regard senator Morgan 80
mere obstructionist do him a grave in
Justice lie was simply trying to protect
his country from n doubtful bargain. -
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
And what is this7" asked the foreign
er who was doing New York.
This" replied the native who was
showing him the sights. lis Wall street.
For what is u noted7" asked the visi.
tor
For It's fame as a watering place
answered the native. winking his on
eye.-Chicago News.