The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-16
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The Society for Psychic Research has
made an immense bid for popular favor
by declaring that kisses are sure cure
for hysteria. We may confidently expect
a large increase of membership In the So
ciety. accompanied by an epidemic OF
hysteria. Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Again and again the same old story Is
repeated In time, we believe. the people
will enforce the preventive which the Ia
miliar lesson of the postal scandal once
more urges They will set up cry for
the total removal OF the public business
from the hands OF the professional politi-
clans. They will demand the reorganiza-
tion OF every department OF government
upon the idea that the public's business is
TO be handled as conscientiousy and as
intelligently as private business; not 10
be administered for the gain or the indi-
vduas who happen TO be I'm charge of II.
hut 10 be managed on business lines for
the benefit OF it's cooperative owners. the
people. They are already calling loudly
for n beginning OF the form by their
clamor for the resignation OF the pro-
fessional spokesman whose continuance at
the head OF the postoffice department Is
intolerable TO the we'll wishers Of Presl-
dent Roosevelt and Incompatible with the
clean and courageous administration he is
pope Leo's life for years has been a
lesson which physicians and metaphysi-
clans may study with profit. II has been
clear. well defined demonstration OF the
dominion OF mind over matter. The frail,
almost transparent. body has harbored
giant intellect that appeared at times to
be independent OF it's tenement of clay
The body would have worn out years ago
ha g i1,.c htso
indomitable will."--Milwaukee Sentinel.
"The Russian bear is occupying Man
churia and he will not bulge for any
body. There isn't a European power that
is going TO shoot gun--not one They
know very we'll what Russia is UP to.
and by their silence they practically ac-
qulesce. The bear ls advancing stea dily
and surely. and In the end will have just
about all Of China that he cares for. That
is the long and short OF the matter, and
only Japan has courage enough TO say so
and object. Philadelphia Inquirer.
President Roosevelt Is n hghter-in the
best sense Of the term. He is a statesman
as we'll. however. and whether we like all
his methods or not. few Of us will assert
that he Is not trying 10 do his share In
tho promotion Of the nations general
the world is best for the prosperity and
happiness OF this people. Minneapolis
Times.
The Emperor 81 Japan has ordered an
American steam car carriage. and doubt
less feels that he will be capable Of send
ing any number OF Russians 10 the hospi-
tai when he gets it"-Denver Republican.
I'm tho now OF good feeling promoted
by the visit Of the American squadron TO
England members OF the British Cabinet
are urging upon this government, through
Its naval officers, an extension of the
Monroe Doctrine which shall insure con-
troll OF the financial obligations OF the
Central and Southern American republics
and compel payment without European
pressure. The credit of the smaller Amer
lean republics must rest upon the nation
al honor of those republics. not upon such
a controlership on the part OF this gov
ernment rs is now proposed by English
cabinet OPTICIANS. All that we say I'm the
premises r. that American land shall not
be regarded by Europe as collateral To be
seized IN the event OF n Latln-American
failure TO pay Latln-American debts
81 Louis Republic.
"1f the United states would accent the
position OF collector 81 desperate debts
FOR English promoters and venturesome
money lenders who have had dealings
with Spansh-American republics Great
Britain would be quite willing 20 accept
tho Monroe doctrine IN the most extreme
form IN which u can be put. n is not like.
" that England wishes for moro South
American territory. II would rather have
the capital which has been sunk IN that
continent than n new colony IN that part
or the world The United States will not
become a bad debts collector r"-Chicago
Tribune