The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-17
LOOKING CLASS.

Miss Ellen LsGarde has returned from
Chicago aud Is enthusiastic over the
fair, so much SO chat she is
going !, right back again. Miss
LsGarde was highly honored during her
trip to the West by an appointments as
one of the jud les as the Columbian ex-
position on physical culture aud athletics.
Her sister, Miss Jennie L,Garle, Is la
charge OF the educational cx liblt of
Rhode Island Ths fair. While
not perhaps financial sue
ee~, is most decided success
In every other way. aud Miss l., GArde
says hat it Is n trip that every one who
can take should. II this she comedies
with Commissioners John q. Wyman and
all other Rhode Islanders who have Wis
led the w bite City.
The retort courteous Was givcn by n
teamster in this city yesterday in such
way as to bring a smile to the face and
an approving glance from the eye OF
gentleman standing near by. Two
teamsters met on rough part OF one OF
the side streets where repii are beiug
made aud each refused Lo give way fos
the other. The dispute kept UP briskly
and then each relapsed into stubborn
silence and Rlared at each other. Finally
one OF them siid, ".5ay you. never turn
out for q - fooln Like fash cams
the retort II always do" from the other.
and he pulled his horse over 10 one side
aud let the other pass aud then drove
aloag with grin on his ce.
! I
saw Governor Brown to day on the
street, and he was looking very much re-
freshed by his journey to Chicago and
the Worlds fair Like every one who
has hal the pleasure of going he is en-
thusiastic over the big exposition, and
takes the pride that every honest A Eeri-
can takes in the display before the worll
OF the wonderful growth and progress
that the nation has made. lie will
soon return at the heal OF the
official, party that is to 60 To tn, fair in
accordance with the resolution OF the
legislature authorizing the trip. aud the
knowledge OF the fair that he obtained
during his recent trip will be of value
both 10 him aud to the party on the
official trip. lie very courJeously de-
clned an interview upon the decision OF
the supreme court re ldered during his
absence, on the ground that the opiniol
Mas self-explauatory.
!
Machine-made poetry has its place in
wo derfully we'll after one is tiredlot
reading long chapters OF nedi, Gre
prose. Poetry is hardly the
word TO apply to the machine manu-
fac uring stuff that goes by that name.
1t is rhyme, but in the advertising field
II returns big profit TO the consumer.
Every street car in the land is loaded
down with it and there
is not passenger of any street railway
line In the country who does not know by
heart all the virtues OF the different COM
modities sung and laudei in these catch
as-catch-can rhymes.
Providence people reaiing OF western
cyclones are not. usually appfehenslve
whenever they see black cloud loom up
on the horizon. The fact of the matter
Is, however,, that the black cloud should
occasion little or no fear, so IA.
as the cyclone is concerned Tho
.ople of this state have, fortunately,
little acqu intance with this fiend OF re-
volving wind. AMI Tne News therefore
desires to point out the premonitory
symptoms of a cyclone, 20 that he who
rad, may ruil--gor the cellar when he
ses any indications oil said premonitorv
symptoms. The cyclone CO mes up sud-
ienly. L. appears firss as purplish or
greenish cloud on the horizon. then rises
into the sky in the form of an equilat-
eral triangle with the smali
aDge dragging Oh the ground
Keep your eye on the iriangle. Saui its
acquaintance. l. you zee it coming
saunter down collar, brace yourself
against the wall on the size toward the
approaching storm and hang on to your
hair. You will there be comparatively
g.. Ia. hAr In xuf al
into the cellar.
1h,r's fascination frantic in witness
ing the m 'nnsr In which people fall over
each other in their efforts TO get fiIs
place in The early moraing fruit sales
The enthusiasm of "A co ony o. S ma II boys
IN a melon patch is,'t circu Al stance to
it. The early morning air whets tne ap.
petite OF the buyer aud he is not contelt
uatiI he has purchasel to the full
capacity OF his cash capita.
:
1t is expected that Westminster street
will be opened tomorrow public travel
once more. There has been one very gem
eraf remark m ,de during h, temporary
closi Y of the street. and il has beea to
the effect taat the "A SO CO OF h Drse cas-
was n marked beneG To the people.
There has been no difficulty in getting
around, carriages have hal fall swing of
the street and larger degree Of comfort
has been experience ID by bo,h rid rs
and foot pass myers than for many.
many mouths. II the horss cars
could he kept of the streets
altogether it would be u blessing to tin
city and o the shopping public, and with
parallel streets so c sally adjacent there
seems to be 10 reason why this narroy.
busy thoroughfare shoull be given up TO
horse cars.
Pink teas aid similar millinery effects
are now fr wIcd upon by good society.
But the old fashioned er Ell aad black
te Of our GRANDMOTHER are still in the
swim.
That the longest way round is the