The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-20
AS IN A LOOKING CLASS.
The Domgs, Sayings, Happenings ana
Sights of Day in the City.

ought to be law against these rude fell
lows wearing the same clothes We do,
ye knaw. These very wide brims that
the girls liked SO last year at the Pier are
not good form now. ye know, at all. It's
a shame"
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My friend Jones is a fine, big. strap
ping fellow, but mentally he is light
weight. We both attended philosophy
cal lecture on department OF the sub
ject in which Jones would like TO be IN
terested. He knew he was going to have
a hard time comprehending. and said be.
fore he started that he would take it all
In or bust. When we were in the midst
OF the lecture my attention was taken
from the speaker by Jones's actions. He
was bent forward, his forenead wrin-
use his physical strength TO control his
mental, and the struggle was bit pecu-
liar. This is like the fellow who tried
TO push nothing with something.
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"No, sir. The weather doesn't have any
effect on my business. We have the Dig
end Of IL. Why, when IL is cold man
has to be shaved for parties aud such.
In hot weather he has To have 1T done
because he is too hot to do IL himself,
Oh. can give dozens OF reasons why the
weather don't effect u.s." said the bar
ber. as he deftly took a piece OF skin out
of nv chaek. "We fellows never are
bothered about the weather"
The students and teachers OF the Bry-
ant & Stratton Business college will en-
JOY their annual excursion down the
bav next Thursday, June 30. The party
Steamboat Company at l o'clock p. IN.
on the steamer Day Star, Tickets may
be bought of the students and at the col
lege Office.
II have been struck" said New York
man To me, with the many sorts Of
medals, badges, buttons, and insignia Of
rank and society that the men in this
city adorn thems elves with. Every other
man / meet has a button OF some kind
stuck in the lapel Of his coat. Others
wear SNOWY medals Now what Is this
all fori / can understand this pride OF
college BOYS to adorn themselves with
badges OF their college secret societies
ana fraternities. for there the society
pull is the pull, but out in the bustling
world, where merit IL supposed TO win,
what has the society badge to door
rather what does it typify 2"
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What Is there about snip life or even
trip down the bay TO Crescest Park.
that causes young people to get spoony 2
IL ia a notorious fact that shipboard fir
tations are as numerous as the number
OF eligible persons, and everybody
expects them TO happen. That might
be explained by the fact that some phil
osophers have put forward, that two
young people closely associated together
will unfailnyly fall in love with each
other but that don't explain the sudden
attractions that occur down the bay
every day. 1t is amusing to notice these
young couples gaze at each other in
the most affecting way. and indulge in
other sundry spoonings, people who on
the streets, as soou as they place foot on
the wharf are models or department.
John sits very close to Mary and puts
his arm around her and whispers
soft nothings in her ear, and thinks no.
body is on to him. The man on the
further side of the deck looks on and dis
approves contemptuously. Before the
boat has returned he Is in the swj m him
self. Now what Is the cause OF all thisf
Is it the river atmosphere, the soda
water or just "love's attraction" un-
trammelled by society's convention?
Anyway it's fact that IL is SO. III you
don't believe, take sail some Sunday
and see yourself get caught.
! !
This is the time OF ordinations and
exhibitions, aud none will be more in-
terestng than the annual exhibition Of
the Rhode Island Technical Drawing
school. which will be open to the public
tomorrow. from 10 o'clock in the morn
ing until o'clock at night.