The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-10

matte irons in the fire she will be per-
fectly content TO let the others settle
il to suit themselves.
That this settlement is not going to
be any holiday recreation is plain.
The success of RaisuH in his kidnap-
ing speciality is likely to result in his
attempting a run of the same attrac-
ton. 1t will be advisable, therefore,
for the Cooks tourists to cut Moroc-
co out of their itinerary for the pres
ent
A St Louis mar is said TO be living
on Is cents a day. And owing the rest.
Prince Pu Lun bet on the racesand won.
which is a very bad example for a Chi
nese traveller to set To a Christian peo-
pie. II is always "a bad example when
anybody bets on the races. and wins.
Mr.. Brodrick. secretary Of state for
India. tells the British public that the
expedition into Tibet will henceforth
spend $l.500.Go0 Of the peoples cash every
month. Being the advanced guard Of
civilization costs n pile of money.
Speaker Cannon is back In Washing
ton. and says that he has destroyed his
boom. That boom seems to have The
nine lives Of a cat and the power 81
terrifying its owner possessed by the
boil weevil. Curious things. booms.
Tha Interstate Commerce Commission
has decided that the carriers must pay
an damages sustained by peaches on tho
road. This VIII be good news 20 the
harl-vorkng members Of the Chorus
Girls Mutual Protective Association.
People arc beginning TO talk about the
prevention Of rabies. one way 20 pre-
vent it is 90 have plenty Of drinking
places where dOgs can get water. so
that they viii not give limitations Of
hydrophobia and scare innocent persons
into fits
The problem which the state Depart
ment confronts In the Etzel case Is that
Of deciding whether fin time Of war and
commotion. q foreign nation can pc
brought 10 hook because her soldiers liI
not ascertain the nationality Of a man
before killing him
mechanics employed about the DEPART
ments shah have their Saturday half
holiday in the summer. like the clerks
I II the President IS not careful he will
not get the support of Russell Sage IN
the coming campaign.
The Geological Park wolf case has
been up before the court again. Con-
sidcring the fact that the victim of the
bite did not know whether her aesail-
ant was "A wolf or Admiral Dcwey's dog.
IL would appear that the educational ir-
ducnce Of the Zoo is not an that has
been believed
Secretary Tafrs memory for names
( IS such that he recoe tied the name OF
n man who wanted TO be reirstatod
; in the army as that Of an individual
who had got himself into trouble In
! the Philippines. Notice is hereby given
/ TO all persons wishing 10 impose on the
Secretary, to provide themselves with an
alias.
The League Of American Whee!m.n
seems 20 object 20 the automobile as
much as pedestrians objected % the BIZ
/ cycle when its vogue began. The see
| rotary Of that organization declares the
auto 10 be promoter Of lazincss. Peo-
pie who have undertaken to cross r
/ Street al the fashionable automobile
/ hour think differently.
/ A general denial comes from the White
/ House that the luncheon yesterday at
/ tended by Uncle Joe" Cannon. Repre-
| sentative Hit. and others. had any
+ political Significance OF course it didn't.
: Uncle Joe" talked about the crops. and
] hit merely remarked that 1t was quite
! q spell Of weather we were having.
/ What else should bring them an Inc
way from Illiu5is2
/ Tho reception 10 the visiting Fuipiuos
was noIi in tho Corcorau Art Caller.
: which possibly inspired the tlowcry eIo-
4 quoncc and complimentary illusions OF
/ the visiting Or. Tav,ra. when Am,ri-
/ can ana Filipino blood IS shed again"
I said the doctor. cit viii Doe fighting roi a
/ common cause as brothers 10 defense OF
/ your glorious flag" That's great stun,
+ though BIT tough ON Gamaucl Brad
/ ford