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pense if it were possible for them to
help IT.
It Is always SO, whenever an old
and moss grown tradition is disturbed
There are always enough people VINO
think IT is best to let well enough
alone. especially when anything else -
going to be troublesome and expeu-
sive. Some newspapers, whether
moved by desire to curry favor with
unnamed powers, or influenced merely
by the general American spirit of
laiSsez-faire, have been sneering at
Mayor Har1ison's drastic orders as
''hysterieal." If the mayor were moi
too busy he might reply that such a
calamity rs the one which shook Chi
cago with horror and grief not much
more tlal a month ago is enough TO
make person hysterical; hut, as a
matter of fact, the alleged hysteria
which shuts up unsafe theaters and
makes it absolutely impossible for
them to open without being remod-
eled Is a good deal more sensible than
the alleged common sense which urges
that capital be let alone, 20 build, per-
hspS. another Iroquois.
The Washington times., 1904-02-03
LABoRER GOT HIS PASS.

Few railroad men in the Middle West
ever ruled their employees with firmer
hand than Horace G. Burt, who recently
resigned the presidency OF the Union Pa
cihc Railway Company. Mr.. Burt never
allowed his employees to offer excuses
which did not excuse and was so unre-
lenting that call 'to the carpet IN his
room was always dreaded by the men
who worked under him.
While Mr.. Burt waE visiting IN Wash
ington last week he was guest at the
White House. and some OF his Omaha
friends recalled a story Of how a section
hand once got the best Of the stern rail-
way president. One day a rough
dressed man walked past doorkeepers
and secretaries into Mr. Burt's private
Office at the Union Pacific headquarters
in Omaha and asked the president for a
pass TO Grand Island.
But why should / give you a pass p
Mr.. Burt asked, amused by the audacity
of the man.
You got me to come over here TO
work and then you let me out and /
want 20 get back home" the fellow re-
piled.
What were you doing for usr' Mr..
Burt asked.
Working on the section"
How Gid you come 10 get let out7''
Got drunk and failed to show up for
work one morning."
We'll, this is a little unusual" Mr..
Burt remarked. The only thing that
commends you is your frankness. 1t
keeps us busy hauling men who know
how to keep sober and show UP for work
when we want them can't do any
thing for you
The section hand paid no attention to
a wave Of Mr. Burt's hand toward the
door
But how am 70 get back 70 Grand
Island? / haven't any morey and I
can't get job unless you'll put me 20
work" the fellow protested.
I'VE don't want any drunkards. There
are too many sober men who need
work Mr. Burt replied. crustily-
well. you ought to give me ticket
to Grand Island anyway" the laborer
insisted.
IF you went out 20 work for a farmer
and got drunk and compelled him 10
discharge you would you ask him TO
hitch up a team and haul you home?''
Mr.. Burt asked.
mo. but If he was going my way and
wouldn't haul me I'd think he was a
mighty mean man"
The man got the ticket to Grand ISL
and.
The Washington times., 1904-02-03
THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY B 1901

to the eNactions of militarism. Ii Is
too bad to be obliged TO doubt the sin,
ccrity of these manifestations Of
grief, but they do seem TO have some
OF the symptoms of crocodile tears.
The average temperature of a
Washington winter Is somewhere be-
tween p and 80 degrees, and 4 o'clock
in the afternoon is certainly not the
ccldest time in the twenty-four hours.
"he people of colder climates who are
accustomed to spend half a day or Il
whole day driving, riding or walking,
III temperatures away down below the
zero point, in the ordinary course of
business, will find this alleged infiic-
ton of hardship rather puzzling.
Even the marketmen and market
women of this city, who have been
standing around tie market in all
wcathers, he motormen on the street
cars, and other people who have been
obliged TO be out all day, every day,
on business, may find some difficulty
III seeing what there was so dreadful
about the sufferings of the cavalry
troop. 1t may be true that these men
were just from the Philippines and
therefore unused to chilly climates,
but that is not matter which is sup
posed to influence the orders of the
War Department. Men are frequent
~ transferred from lot climates 10
cold ones without any fuss being made
about it. The whole thing seems to be
a case of a tempest III teapot.
If, however, the anti-administration
saffron journals really are concerned
about the health of the soldiers, there
may be something that they can do be-
sides cIiticise. A woman who sent tie
city government of New York several
pairs of mittens for the Use of snow
shovelers elected warm commenda
tion. The journals in question might
take up a contribution to buy mittens,
warm nnderfsDEel, and eotton-batting
wrappings for the soldiers. That
would be showing their good will in
some practical way. Or. If they arc
rot disposed TO go TO that expense, Ii
has been said that there is a great deal
cf warmth in newspapers. They
could send each soldier a complete
COTTON of their Sunday issue, out of
which he could make himself padding
/ for his uniform. Some of the sol
diers. however. might prefer the cold
to wearing yellow journal supple
ments for warmth.