The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
LOOKING CLASS.

on tour OF the country, arrived In Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon at 5:40 o'c ock,
and had In no way suffered from 1 long
Journey. It's last stopping placs before
IL reached Boston was Taunton, where
~ remained over night Ia the Office
OF the American Express company.
Yesterday morning Messenger Eastul an
was given charge Of the "arowler." and
came with it TO Boston, where 1t was
placed in the hands OF the messenger
IN charge OF the New York and
Boston ID s?atch company. The news of
lis arrival was sIrsad broadcast, and in
a half hours time nearly every employe
OF an express company gathered around
their friend"-as they call ito see
what messages their brother mes
s@ngers in other cities had sent.
The first inscription which met their gaze
was that on tag. which the owner OF the
''growler" attached before IL started on
It's trip from Deadwood, Oak. IL read:
Rushing the growler on "A trip around
the circuit; use me we'll" II was lear "a
that II Q GROWER" on leaving Dehdwood
went TO Chicago, Pittsbur9. and several
s"sil towns before il reached New rk,
where it was held some little. time ia orce-
that IL might be filled up
Fiom New York it went to New Lon Ion,
ana from there to Providence, when
sketch of the "old horse was added TO
the collection. The "old horse Is a room
in the Providence Office where they put
all fire. ght on hsnd which IL TO be called
fer. Ii Is we'll know 10 the express mes
teneers. l. shook off the dust Of Proyi-
dence few days ago and in some rJund-
about manner got to Fall River, where
another reception whs held. When IL left
tnat city it carried away a note
which read. "We can't use you very well
here because this is dry town."
The growler is # the riginal pattern.
having no bail, and is OF sufficient size to
enable the 'rusher" TO return with about
four quarts. There are about 40 tags al
tachsd to it.. showing where il has been.
IL Will leave Boston at an early hour his
morning with one more tag which says:
Left this morning for the tip eud
of Yankeeland, Provincetown." From
Provincstown it will 60 20 Canada and
then back to the western states, and IL
the arrangements are carried out 1t will
be one OF the chief attractions At the mid
winter fair in San Francisco.
I I
There were probably few keener observ-
ers among the millions OF visitors TO the
far-secing manager. Mr.. Is. F. Keith,
whose successful theatrical enterprises
in four cities have given him an interna-
tional reputation. Mr.. Keith brought
back with him many souvenirs OF
an eventiul trip. and in Particular
u lively sense OF the progressiveness
and unc ommon daring OF Chicago and its
citiyens. lie confessed that in the matter
OF hotels the effate East may, after all.
gain not few very valuable
''pointers," an cites his experience ut
The notable Lexington hotel as a most
enjc yat le revelation in hotel life Land
lord Eache.dor, of the Lexington, has
msny friends in the East. but none NOR.
enthusiastic in his praise tan Manager
Keith.
Mr. Thomas Lahey Of Arctic is visiting
in this city.
Henry Rodman Kenyon, the Providence
artist who has beea travelling In Europe
the past summer. is expected to arrive in
this city about the 18th OF this month.
He sailed from Antwerp in the steamer
Feieslaud Nov. Z.
Charles Matteson Of this city is spend.
ing "a few days with his parents IN Ap-
ponaug.
Mr.. Charles W. Sisson of this city has
been spending short time among his
trends in Westerly.
Mr.. Horatio N. Campbsll OF this city
was in Westerly yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Greene returned to this
city Yesterday after q visit with friends
il Westerly.
Miss Sadie Clancy OF Westerly has re-
turned home ftsr short visit with
friends in this city.
lsr. aud Mrs. George f. Green and child
returned 10 this city Wednesday after a
pleasant visit with friends aud relatives
in Westerly.
Mr.. j. A. Taylor of Old Mystic is visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. Name Cru nb, In
this city.
Mr.. James Tower, Mr. Waterman and
Mr.. Will Comstock Of this city, have
been at Green Hill for n few days.
Mrs. S. Sisson Of Woodville as returned
home from long stay in this city.
Mrs. John w. Brown Of this city spent
part OF the week with her sister. Mrs.
Lydia A. Cushing of Phenix.
Property Clerk Blanding OF this city
visited Knightsville this week.
Chsrl,s StIrtevant aud wife OF North
Adams. Mass, who were married last
week. are the guests of their sister, Mrs.
William Bates. jr., Of this city.
Mrs. IL. A. Lewis OF Anthony arrived
home "wednesday from a visit with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Brown Of tlis city has returned
TO her home after short stay with Mrs.
John Locke OF Apponaug.
Peter Disoreau OF this city visited
friends In Lippitt yesterday.
1 see that Emperor William OF Ger.
many has sent Hon. William Widgery
Thomas, Uaited States minister TO
sweden and Norway, copy Of Max
Koper's portrait OF his majesty whicn
hangs in the National gallery in
Berlin. The portrait bears the
autograph, "Will EN-. Imperator Rex"
Emperor William took lreat fancy to
Mr.. Thomas with whom bis majesty
went elk hunting at Hunneberg ia Sep
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