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

W kObuo vi v NV " IA ~
nap ave often bee d s ussed. The hos
pital la = 1t d WIN that Tor the healt V the
nap ia the afternoon Is not necessary. nd
the brain will not demand IL. l a ma
huds himself nnpp ng at that time. either
he ~ etten too much at his IN day mei
or b = cerebral circulation IL eeble. i Is
the universal habi of the pig that Is
b inu f,tte ed to sleep In his sty after his
midday meal. The working horse, on the
other maud, w ich gets nothing at mid
day ut a feed OF cor -, small hut higb-
ly nuiriti, Us mea docs not 81 ep ut all
after il. b t J.. frc.n aud ready for work
in half An our Oae ould ike 10 per-
suade all liter ry workers TO work n tie
day and sleep in the niAht.
The v w 70 X Daily America has the
follow i'm p ragrapn ncerni e Sc a or
Wilb ur Of Brs o.: "Jo ,hua WlDour. a
we ! by banker of Provide C. r. l..
walked up aud down. the Fifth Avenue
rotunda last night. lie is "a very pr-
Rressi We C tizen. 1t WIS mai ly through
his Efforts tn t Pr vi lence is blessed ltn
r .pid transit in str set railway service"
I !
Mrs. Coormer A. L ,sterbro,ks o. New
port S entertaining M IS Bertha Augell
OF this ci y.
MI. and Mrs. w. j. Ward OF WEXFORD
Were the quests OF friends ia his city
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Fr,pklin OF this city has
been visiting at tn re id 'ncs Of Mrs.
Henry G. Whip 9 4 Was ng
Ms. 4. b. Ho I WY o this city was
the .uesl OF friends ia Pneaix Sunday.
Mrs. 10 n McManus Of Arctic is visit.
inU her daughter 4 , this CITY.
Miss Annie Cursor Of Arctic 7 a a
fyiug visit to friends in this city this
week.
Miss Lilly II zsrd OF this city Is visit
inv IrieDds Ar tic.
Master Gorge N ian OF this city Is Wis
iting sis grandparents in Ar tic.
Miss + 18th Gum IS from tle Fri nds'
school OF this city, visited CanoncheI
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert S,pford of this city is WIS.,
itinR friends a Bosto ami Cambr d e.
Mr.. ana Mr. . A thur Herbert Of + u
j nd, formerly Miss Helen Canine. of
PROVIDE nc are the guests OF tie ~latter's
mother at Newport.
The twenty-ffth anniversary OF the
X iode Island Womsn's Suffrage associ
a Ion viii ne hid IN BLACKSTONE Hall
Thursday, Oct. IL, at 10 a. M, 2 and 745
p. IN. The morning sc siol viii ie
devoted To business. Election of officer
will be in mt 2 and speaking at 3 and Z45
p. m. Mrs Mary Seymour Howell, OF
Alban +, n. Y, and a number OF loo |
spe kers will address the meeting. Mrs.
Howell is o 9 OF the most attractive AMI
logical spe kers upon ths woman sui
irage platform. rhis will be her first vi it
I Rhode Island aud al who can should
enurace this opportunity to hear her.
Though not yet having gaine the bl o.
for Women in this stat, this 30 iety has
won the respect OF al our cit z ms and
this anniversary will b. n pleasant event
81 its career. All are iree.y welcome ~
its meetings.
Did it ever oc.4r 10 you when you hav
told the maid TO dismiss the disconsolat
figure in black who has been ringing ever
door bell In the neighborhood and obtaint
admittance to but one or two houses that
though 1t is a book agent. there is a heaI
underneath the shabby dress and the tire
feet have tramped many a weary mil
while one hope after another has been dasl
ed down as adverse answers have met h,
at every turn Even though you do nc
want the book which she is canvassini
show at least a little womanly kindnes
TO the weary toiler, and you may be Gen
tain that you will not be bored by a I,
cital if you gently but firmly impress upo
her mind the fact that you are not anxioi
to buy. There will be appreciation of you
kindly manner, and the few encouragin,
words that you may be prompted to sa,
may aid her in going on through the lons
and tiresome day feeling brighter and bet.
ter for the sunshine that has come through
your smile. No one knows how soon they
may be put in just such trying circum.
stances. and the least that you can do is TO
be kind, even though at first we feel an
noyed and irritated . 90 p y
My attention was called recently to n
curious col, CT ence in one of the works
of jerome X. Jerome, that pleasi & star
who aro g in The literary fir ameaCof
England some four years ago,
twinkled so rssplendentIy for n
season, mil then vent into
O, cultation without p ray OF explanation
or n single sign to indie 'tp WI e a he ul
once more shed his lustrous beams u on
the uu r.loving litterateurs of the Jay.
The passage to which my attention was
called was Mr.. Jerome's de Grip n
OF a r yer aud the coincidence
noted was its remarkable resemblance
to our own beloved Seekouk. Tue same
restfu purlinx OF the evening waves. the
sa g hewitching ensemble o colors,
black, blue, elbow and drab, the same
sir of broo Ting melancholy when the
wind is huh d and twilight rules
it's tired r les, all, all were
there. Mr.. Zero nc probably did
not and does not KIN wv OF our Seek onk,
but the coincident il alike stri ing ant
praiseyortbv for that n ,ble I'D STRAIN