The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-10
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Yesterday was n warm day.

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Yesterday was n warm day.
A good many people took occasion TO
remark that il they had known II was GO
ing ~ be so warm that they would not
have returned from their tions so soon,
all OF which is bucombe pure and simple
The weather prophets may, with a certain
degree OF exactness. foretell the atmos-
pheric conditions for possibly 4o hours,
but beyond that time they must needs DC
satisfied with whatever the weather Is.
Funny about this weather business,
isn't it?
The man who has circus wants sun
shiny weather all the time, so also the eX-
cursion steamboat mcn and the caterer TO
outside amusements. The farmer looks
for rain pretty regularly, while the um-
brella man would not mind II 1t rained
all the time.
And so il goes.
1t takes cloud i'm order TO appreciate
sunshine. 1t takes cold to make heat
agreeable and vice versa. So you see after
all IL is all admirably arranged, so do not
find any fault, but while the panorama OF
life is being unfurled remember that you
have got to slip up on few banana peels
even II you swing in the hammock once
in a while.
The down. -the-river season just closed
has been the most prosperous for years.
The Continental Steamboat Company re-
ports the best business since 1890. The
number OF clans it took TO satisfy the
appetites OF the excursionists has not
been definitely approximated, but it was
something astounding.
Fall styles.
Coats will be worn long this winter and
the longer you wear them the more they
will wear out. Four-i in hand neckties
will be appropriate TO wear to the races
and russet shoes will remind you OF the
summer tan you acquired on your vaca-
tion. Stand up collars will be fas hionable
in crowded horse cars and undressed kids
will be relegated to the nursery. Pockets
in ladies' dresses will be mysterious as ever
and there will be nothing in them. Purses
will be carried in the hand as usual 10
tempt the penniless who have been look
ing for just this sort of work. Electric
silks will make light ball room dresses.
Hosiery more or less seamless will be in
demand as usual even with those who take
no stocking anything Of the kind this
side of silk.
"lt's on the way" shouted the man in
front of the postoffice, "snd it will make
short work OF the party which opposes the
assertion OF its right to be considered in
the legislative action of the governmental
policy Of this country" "W hat are you
talking about?" was the query put to our
friend who seemed just bit excited.
"What am / talking about? Can't you
see how the cards are being stacked to
play high, low, Jack and the game with the
Democratic party. The little red school
house and the star spangled banner and
the bands that play for the party that
pays them is all plain enough to me that
there is a ROD in pickle for a certain
very much crushed political party.
I've always voted the Democratic ticket
from principle but Pm playing a dead
card from now on. It's going to be lively
all along the line and as / remarked as
you were passing by It's on the way"
Moike-I sayl Do yez be goin' ter
wourk fer the city, Pat?
Pat-I have me name on the list fer bit
of work fninst election, but the Italyan
heathen beats me out by working more
for less pay, bad luck to him.
Zin-zil-za- bud tonight at Adelaide Park
of course you will be there.
Were you ever in sausage factory?
Some wag has said it was the only place
for poor man to labor as he was sure OF
making both ends meat.
Last Friday afternoon / was walking
through Peck street when my attention
was attracted to the building at 43, 45 and
AZ of that thoroughfare occupied by q
Leopold d Co., manufacturers OF all kinds
Of sausages, bologna, pressed ham, while
which the coming cool weather
will make more popular than ever, are
by the thousand. What kind of
A place is bologna factory? l asked my
self and then for an answer / just stepped
In and interviewed Mr.. Leopold upon tho
subject. The first thing which attracted
my attention, was the neatness Of such a
place. Everything suggested care and bus
mess method. Complicated and improved
machinery did the work of hundreds of
men, and @as an evidence of how the in
ventive genius il taxed TO keep pace with
he advancement of the manufacturer. On
he front CT the Peck street side OF the
he building Is situated the retail depart
nent, the Office and the delivery room;
back OF this, extending so feet TO Orange
street, is the room where the manufacture
Of the popular edible liz carried on.
BY putting few questions to Mr. Leo
Dold the writer found that only seven
years ago he started in business in a small
'oom with only two men, and did the
work mostly by hand. Gradually the
business increased until today it is one OF
he important industries of the city. As
Mr.. Leopold needed more space he was
obliged to obtain little here and a little
here, until now, with everything upon
he same floor occupying n space OF 60xSO
eet, he enjoys the distinction OF being
L. ,I..t In he ,ft n.