The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21


10 express the p ocess OF absorbing IN.
melo We commonly speak of eating"
"a water nolon. I'his statement 60,
BADLY be correct. Experr scien-
is nneiy-rne per cent pure waer. Tac
remarl o9e per cent cnpsisls ot ths |
perfume, syte enin9 ma erial and other
ipir diehss &c sstry g. c)nye. the
water into "a nnlntab'e com 4iiad. He irt,
strictly prsk ng, WE on.l sNvat oi
'uriiinin y not "eati.e" n "a Ion |
LanruageIs - ally hecom 81 ilicn o
aid inaecnra G tbtt H. j. iig'i' time ia
steps were taken t. innu. rae u chan-e.
J I !
The seniweeklv hand concert ~ Roger
Williams park last evening attracted
the usual crowd oi pleasure seekers. aud
every available inch of groun near the
\ vicinity .. the band s.a,d was pre-
The clear SIX es drew large nun-
bers from tie tity, and n con-
tinual throng passed and repassed !
review on the lake walks Some were
fortunate ,nou h TO oiii in possession n
the coy little craft on thr lake and as a
matter of course hey retained the hoats
until the last notes from the band die'l
away. 1t was an in'er sting sig III
endless pre- sci pr3mennhi x the
walks The ,gentler SIX wers
clad in the liz test OF costumes.
and from lime to time their laughter
rang out in opposition To he bud
There was n ne OF the dis urbing ee-
ment p.eseni, IN lac this usual coA-
spicuous iea ure of public pla es is ever
10 b. seen ~ tne park. thanks tolh
snarp and watchiul eyes OF the police.
AMI everything passed of smoothly.
Tne cafe Nas inviting and the tables
were surrounded 10y phala OF impt-
tient people all awaiting their chance 10
pre-einpt u seat. G rtainy tie band
well rendered the folipN in. program:
March. CHICAGO Bells" Sonsa; over
nf /
clarinet solo, Mr.. jos. LemAire; concert
wa ties, s mp sla, BenrdIx; cornet sol
"Palm Branches." Bowen II. Church
medley. popular sons. Church; s,elections;
iniscence Of Tosi," Cappey galop.
"Ching Chang" Mr.. Church, lea'ler OF
the American band, has arranged an en-
tirely new program for the coh,ert Tues
day night and the visitors are pr missed
rare treat on that evening.
! I
A horse. attached to light carriage.
ran away on B Dad street last evening.
Al The corner of Adelaide avenue the
carriage .colided with amp-pcst and
the driver was thrown out AMI severely
injuIei about tbs face The ma, who
refused To give his name, was taken into
the house Of Il. >. Magoon.and Dr.. Grant
~ summoned, VINO dressed the injuries.
The carriag, was almost com pletc
wreck.
! I !
suppose il is chestnut, but / never
read IL without getting tril ped up aud
perhaps other. people are as easily
amused as / am. IL is a tale of two boot
blacks. As was going down the street
/ saw two boot-Jlacks-oGe was a black
ool-blacK, aud tn. other was a white
boot black, and both mad black boots a
wetf ms backing and backing brushes.
The black boot black asked the wnite
boot-blacK to black mis-, the bl OK b1o-
blacks black boot, with blackiug. The
white boot black consented TO black he
bIacs boots Of ,he black boot-black with
bl ckinE, but when he, the whlts boot
black, nai tlacked o 70 boot OF the black
booL-biack With Dlacking, ne, the white
boot black, refused 10 black his, the
black b o.-biack's other bask boot with
hi, ckn u less he, the black bo black.
paid him, the: hiie boot-bla,k.tne same
~ what ae. tne - lite bool-black, got ior
backing other peoples BLACK. boots,
where pom the black booi-black grew
still blacker In the ace, called the white
bout black a black guard, a. the same
Il time booting he white Duot-black wita
the black boot that he, he white boot
black, had already black ID with his
blackIng
Have you met the weather croker
Well. he's here and have met him about
every time / have started 70 20 anywaeie
for an outing or left home with nv b st
clothes on. He alwa, greels you sadly.
"Purty nice day but it's gon' n rain.
Them clouds over there mean business
and If it don't pour great guns
afore night, my name aint Joshua
jenkins. His name may not always be
j. j. but you will meet him under s)me
disguise or Other. The fact that his
prop ecy may not turn out as he said,
makes no diff .rence--th " wasn't his
fault-and the next time you start for
any place h. will start up tho same old
tune, Looks like more rain, don't itW
/
was somewhat amused the other day
by listening to Colonel Mowry tell u
numLer OF his friends OF Governor
Browns exploits at blue bshing recently. |
A short time ago the governor was in
vited 10y some of his friends at Block
Island to come down and fry his hand AT
blue fshing. lie acc p'ed the invitation. |
A small but comfortable boat was pro-
tices for making blue nshing just
what it should be were loaded
into it, and the party sailed away. What
was thought TO DC good 'ot was select
cd and all hands vent To work to relieve
the bay of its choicest blue fish, aud no
one was more interest Il in the sp H. than
his excellency. Everybody seemed To be
successful but the governor. airi lisa of
all kinds were being nauied In bs his
companions. Ihs made the governor
look = rt OF downhearted, wnen. rs f by
magic, smile lit up his face. lie h,i
bite, and a good one 10 was. " Pull, |
governor. ".houted the csptIin OF ,e
craft, and pull he did, AMI the nearer
the fsh me TO tue TOP of the water, the
more pleased the gov rnCr looked .
the way mp from tie DO tom vi the bay,
Mr.. Bluehsh changed hlS mind ab ~ TIE
course he should pursu;. an'i the gov,
ernor's line was at once as limp as could |
possibly be ina finei. When the strain
on the liue disappeared. tho governors
face went WITH IL. and a sor ow
fu expression once more crert |
over it, but this Nas oEly
for a second; as the line hecarns tlut
again and Juce moie he COVER o. - IA pas
arose. Tnis sort OF thing KEEP up SJnp
lite time; but when wIthil a few te,t
OF the surface Of Narragansett buy Ihe
iellow on the other end Of tie .,Iti COZ
cluded he would turn his famil aad