The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
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Industrial Trust Company building re-
ception tomorrow. worl
bebs accepted bail as predicted ne wouio
at the timo he refused 1t.
Sugar seems TO be what most OF the peo-
pie Including Congressman and SENATORS
are looking for. e.
height in this vicinity. a..
The bicycle calf is now known py tne
COW bell IL rings.
his annual excursion.
Tbs only watering place q good many
people will visit this summer Is the wen
In the back yard or the hose faucet IN 'he
II was "ladies day. at the ball grounds
Yesterday and they had a chance TO Cd
serve how an umpire Is roasted IL the cri-
tics on the bleachers think he has mace
q mistake. 49,.
The best way is not to talk back TINS
hot weather but let II go MT.
The summer girl clad In a seaside cos-
tume on the sunny side OF Westminster
street leads one to Nhink There are
Others"
When the people OF this country. get an,
other chance to vote 1t Is hoped they VIII
make no mistake. The dominants nave
| owen HDunuHuL GNldtht ILL
number that they are in the main no more
at TO assume the reins Of government than
a blind man Is to ride q bicycle. Give
them plenty of rope and they make a on
firmed mess of it and no mistake. Inc
tariff tinkering at washington toohy
makes this country the laughing stock OF
ali nations. The evident desire to ape
Queen Vic and her myriads OF willng
tax-ridden slaves that a small minority
may lord it over the great majority makes
one sick to think OF:
1t is all wrong when you think OF ~.
For instance an American has TO De IN
this country 21 years while an alien may
come here and In a very short time vote
to make or unmake the laws for the
American.
BAIL
At the first opportunity the whole ka.
Doodle of parasites should be wiped out
of political existence. How? The pro-
fessedly Christian people should vote as
thew pray or acknowledge themselves the
chiefs among hypocrites. There are l be-
lieve upward Of 100000 voters IN the
church. IL they would vote once a year
as they preach and pray 1854 times, things
would be different in this country. But
it will never happen, not in our day ana
generation and don't you forget II.
Do you ever go to funerals?
You KNOW lDtIt 10 q L
with some people to attend funerals. i
knew a woman who dressed in black and
spent her whole time years ago In going
to funerals. Poor woman, she Is dead
now. A drunken undertaken sat peniho
me at the ball game the other day making
himself silly and obnoxious. Everybody
seemed to know, and some seemed to pity
the poor old man. 1t was my prerogative
TO change my seat which / did. But that
does not matter. What j was coming at
was this, the mistake which the clergy
SO often make Of giving the friends u
mourners at q funeral to understand that
the body Is to be put in the grave, but
that the spirit has gone to heaven.
Bosh.
Who saws so? Is there anything in the
Bible to that effect? IL there Is would
like to have some one send me the text
which proves 1t. 1t may be q good argu-
ment to use to soothe the feelings OF the
bereaved, but as sure as you are born, II
Ia nothing more nor less then religious
con. The Bible says when you are dead
you return to dust, and further says that
you remain SO until the resurrection
Now il that Is not so the Bible is a lie. IL
the Bible is a lie, religion is a humbug AND
not to be relied upon.
But the Bible, as has been proven be-
You'd all manner OF doubt, Is not a lie. III
has withstood the higher and lower criti-
cisms of the people of the world for many
/ MANY YEATS I'LL 10 btIOlEC Oon tboh
ever. True there are some things contained
therein which man cannot interpret to his
own worldly satisfaction. But that Is not
strange. Man is pretty small potatoes as
compared with the Creator OF O universe
yes, or a fy's wing.
How easy It is to get into an argument
OF course / know, and am not SO egotis-
tical to think otherwise, that a good many
ItE.. IA mo have m n
own views on matters and things. / have
a right to them. My readers have theil
rights. Well and good. Don't get out OF
temper with anything / write. III inter
est, amuse or instruct those who do mt
the honor to peruse the contents OF Thu
column, the object sought is accom-
plished.
An insurance man I met in the Nara
gansett Hotel last evening had read In ar
evening paper an article headed "a Waste
of Paper" The article aforesaid did no,
refer, as il %truthfully might, to the paper
itself on account OF its utter unrciiability
and constant deterioration as a newspaper
but there was fault found that the insur-
ance commissioner had issued q report
giving the required amount OF attention
to the statistics relating to the insurance
1 business of the State. "In the article re-
ferred to-" said the gentleman, "nothinl
is said in regard to the income received by
the State, OF 2 per cent. on the premium
sufficient in amount to pay for the neces'
sary printing and salary attached to thu
Office. As a matter of fact" continued
the gentleman, 'the State auditor
should be relieved OF the commits
%sioner's duties, which now Target,
devolve upon him, and an insur
ance commissioner should be ap
pointed, or elected il you please, fol
a term of years. AS II Is now, with thu
continual changing each year, 1t Is i'm
possible to become acquainted with tn,
details of The Office to be of any value II
the short time allowed" The annual re
ports are far from being "a waste o
paper" as the paper referred to woul,
have it's readers think. On the contrary
the reports are OF very great value to in
snrance men and to those who have LIZ