The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06

Still he is q marked figure. The CHIEF
notable thing about him Is the impress
sion he gives that he carries very high
voltage OF human electricity. Hedresses
I'm perfect taste, but he makes his clothes
emphasize his individuality. He canno t
he called loud" in his dress, yet what
he wears would be loud IL attempted oy
a man with less elan. He carries his
clothes. however, perfectly. Mr.. Sheparh
has "the knack of management. as e1ch
or his big army of clerks knows perfectly;
He appears In his big store at al houis OF
the day, or not at all. and not soul
knows when his coming or his gong
forth will occur. He drops in on his In
dustrial army whenever he pleases, and
as his habit IL known he Is reasonably
certain to find it at present arms.
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Mrs. Margaret Lacey and Mrs. Davis
are in Newport froml Brooklyn, Tor priei
visit.
Miss S. Z. Dlstehford will arrive at the
Newman cottage. Catherine stie't' new
port, this week.
Mrs. DR.. wardwell is in Newport from
Stamford, visiting her mother, Mrs. +.
A. b radford. Her sister, Miss Bradford,
who has been visiting In Stamford, re-
turned with MrSs WaruWolI
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Rev. J. w. Webb, who "pitched into |"
the newspapers 30 on Sunday for favor
SUNDAYS, is the Don Quixote of the
Providence ministry. He loves to take
tilt at something that he conceives TO be
an evil. but that is hopelessly popular.
He trains bis gun accurately, he loads
with care, but his bullets hatten them
asvo ha oh nj af
staid old Journal never WINGED as it re-
ceived his broadside of Sunday, the frac-
tious, factious and frsky Telegram
merely grinned, while the News was en-
tirely satisfied 20 contentedly absorb the
homeopathic pellet, slightly acrid to the
taste, tnat was flung at it. DIR. Webb
shou d remember that Chicago Is quite
distance from Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. BridRham Of Kan
sas City are the guests Of A. b. Knowl-
ton at Riverside:
Mr.. E. II. Morton of this city is at his
cottage ON River street. Riverside.
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DIR. Samuel Cooke of New York is the
tuest OF John Cook. at his residence on
Lincoln avenue on Riverside.
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Genial and jolly Harry Calender ought
To make the biggest kind of a success as
clerk at the Oakland Beach hotel. He is
fitted for the place. and the place Is fit
ting for the best clerk who ever wore
diamond shirt studs.
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DIR. Shaw-Bowen OF East Greenwich
and the New York World has just re-
turned from Honolulu. He went out to
the Hawaiian islands to look after Mr..
Blount and produce copy" He was
seeing his friends In the city the other
day and told them that he was char rmed
with the little Pacific ex-kingdom that
wants to be of these United States. lie
found the climate delightful, and the
people likewise--at least those he was
brought into contact with.
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Mrs. William Smith of Riverside was
the guest Of w. II. Johnston Of Wor-
cester the past week.
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Mr.. Jerome Kennedy is ono Of the best
informed men regarding good horses on
the street. He Is no sport. but he knows
the good points OF a horse as well as he
knows the texture of strictly all
wool" suit Of clothes. He usually has
two or three good horses. and indulges
In drive OF an hour or two every Gay,
which is his sole diversion. He is br.ng-
ing up very promising colt now, which
he expects will show some speed. The
colt boasts OF a lineage that is without
flaw. Mr.. Kennedy docs not aspire to
become an owner OF racing stud, but
the fine points OF good horse appeal TO
him, aud he delights to take an animal
that the cursory observer sees no merit
In aud develop him.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hone have a.
rived for the season and are guests Of the
formers father, at 1.-THE Holm," New
port.
There was report on the street yester-
day that Mr.. Adm Capron was Ill at his
home at Saltwater. A visit TO that vii
lage revealed the jolly ex-speaker hard
at work in ais mill, and in good health.
Mr.. Capron's friends include about every
man in the state, and they would all
mourn IL anything should befall him.
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Mr.. p. j. Morgan. of the firm of Nor
gan & Co., OF Newport. has gone To New
York. where he will shortly be MARI. ed.
ding tour. will reside on Dean avenue 0,
Newport
There was an it. IN in last nights News
which brings TO MUD The fact that the
fishing season Is here. 1t was to the
effect that the East Providence police
maize raid and secured seventy-ii i've
bottles of lager which, it was claime 4,
We're for fishing party and not for sale.
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Saturday morning in Boston Mr.. Albert
Beak hurst of Newport will be married
10 Miss Fanny Clark of the Hub. After
a short honeymoon they will reside in
Newport.
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Recently an artist aud man who had
seea service on the frontier were ramb-
ling together on the outskirts of Provi-
dence, when they halted on hearing a
wild chant from grove Gloss at hand.
"By George ~ exclaimed the ex-soldier,
'that's Ildian music. I'd know II any
WHERE" The two men went into the
wood, expecting to find a company Of
Indiaus appertalning To "a circus or Wild
West show, but found, instead, "A dozen
or fifteen Armenians, resident. of the
city. who were having "a picnic. "All the
sltuen said the soldier, ''tnat's Indian