The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-20
LOOKING CLASS.

General Thomas A. Morgan. late In Ian
commissioner. will deliver . grand
patriotic lecture at Music hall, Sunday.
Oct. %, at ESQ p. m. His lecture IL be
"Ronan Catholicism and Indian 4 luca.
tion." Admission one dime.
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In these clear. cool autumn days a man
misses good deal who does not look at
the sky once In while, tor there In no sea-
son when it's rolor 10 mnre intense or moro
beautiful. Overhead It Is full, deep blue.
VIII ch shades downward to the greepish
cast of turquoise, aud a. the hor z N IL
becomes on windy days clear. col d gre en-,
with distant hills or roofs cut out against
it In sharp. slsty masses
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A man who has been wearing russell
shoes SAYS: 81 paid ten GEMS lick to keen
those ioes pol shed. at hrst, but don't
any more / saw that paragraph alb 'nt
rubbing them with the inside of banana
skin. / tried It, and IL worked first rate.
One day had no b, ana peel by me- 80
tried q small tomato, aud that worked
first rate. too. Since then I'v. tried all
kinds of stuff potato par, gs. apoles,
carrots, turnips, don't know what ali
and find that they all wor as we'll as
the banana or as the polish that you pay
for"
A modern writer gives the following
enumeration of the female eye, "The
glare, the sneer, the invita- ion, the def
ance. the d .nial, the consent, the glance of
love, the fash OF rage, the sparkli q Of
hope, the lanpushing OF softnes.. tie
squint of suspicion. the fire Of jealousy
and the lustsr Of pleasure"
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Mrs. Stephen Childs OF this city was
the guest Of Mrs. G. Il Burrill this week.
Mr.. Charles Glines and family Of Pa W
tuxet have removed to this city to reside
Mr.. Joseph Brady OF this ty has been
the guest this week OF Mrs. Edward Viii.
liams of Pawtuxet.
Mr.. and Mr.. Il. j. Griffin Of this city
visited Mr.. Frank Laaamme OF Woon-
socket " ednesday,
Mrs. George Aborn and daughter, who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Sweet of Arkwright during the
past week. have returned to their home in
this city.
Mrs Gertrude Burns OF South Provi-
dence spent yesterday with friends in
Arkwright
Mr.. Charles p. Nichols OF this city
made a ing visit to his mother-iu-l w,
Mrs. Paris Card Of 'entreville, .sterdav.
Mr.. George w. IT azer cf Centreville
visited this city Wednesday.
MISS Mamie O'Brien Of this city. who
has been he guest Of Miss Mamie Nc
Caughery of Arctic during the past week.
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Ca lie Winter Of this city visited
Newport yesterday.
Mrs F. W. Pierce Of this city was In
Ne port yesterday.
Miss Jordan, the chief Instructor at
Smith college, physically an uni pos
ing little woman. no, wnen SIC is ca led
upon to address a cas-. however, axes
mere ipchps cou NJ for lit le b side r ngt
been the most brilliant memoer Of tie
most brilliant class that was ever gradu-
ated from V ssar college.
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"Ruined, all is lost" exclaimed = West
ern trainrobber to his companion. while
they were holding mp train. ''The sleep
ing car porter has escaped"
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A tramp knocked at n door on the east
side yesterday and when the lady Of the
IL she "would kindly relieve his necessi- :
ties bv giving him pie. bread or meat-on-
the-half-bone" He got IL. forshe simply
said; "sic i'm, Lize,n to a lean looking
dog lyiDg quietly in the corner.
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The Railroad and Steamboat Journal il
published weekly under the spction of
the n. Y. e. N. f r. X. for distribution
ka .Esf nd
the rains ami steam boat of the company.
1t contains the latest announcements of
trains and boats schedules and these are
officially correct.
am not graduate OF an electrical
school nor do / pose as an elec rical
phen nmenon, but last night had just
electricity enough in my body to keep Q
awake all night and to make me wish
that every dentist was in the lower
regions. In one particular tile tooth
In my head there are two
fllinQs, one gold, tie other silv r.
The part Of the natural tooth between the
two fllings, which acted as an insulator,
decayed and let the two metals come to-
gether AS result had miniature
battery in that tooth last night which
seemed as large as twenty-five horse
power dynamo.
The model by F7soklin Simmons for
his colossal bronze statue OF Gen era |
John A. Logan, or Washington, ID. c..
shows the general reinink In Ills orse
and saluting by taking of his military
chap au. The bronze will be aboul IS
feet high, and will stand o.
Iowa circle. TIE pedestal will
be part gra ite. par hronzs. In 'front.' viii
stand figure representing war. with
tn ate 1881 on the pedestal behind. AT
tn back will be figure Of Justice, aud
ne date 1865. o. one side OF the base
will be rel OF f. bronze. showing Logan
aud his staff CO, sultation; on the other
the scene in the senate w hen Logan took
his GA h OF Office The monument will
staud In front Of Mrs. Logan's house on
"A site selected, it is said, by the general
himself.
RIVERSIDE.