The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-07

heard OF ner aS reg uiai 'o'"
have, that's she. She initiates the putter-
fly to some extent and loves to lean on
strong arms and hear the owner
~ the strong arms lie,
To determine whether or not he
can lay claim to any relationship with
Ananias. The summer girl is smooth.
SLe will listen and laugh ana piush ana
write YOUR name in the sand and even
nress your hand when she says "Good
bye.n You will vow then you have made
an impression until you see her with
another fellow, walking along where the
shadows come and go while the stars
blink with ecstatic glee. Such Is the sum-
mer girl and such she ever will be.
Answers to correspondents.
A. v. T.-Address the editor OF The
NEWS.
READER--The next excursion VIII no 10
the Catskill Mountains.
J. B.-Yes, Sullivan was with the Doris
circus for a short time.
MAcHINIsr- Benson Bidwell was the In
yentor and exhibitor OF the first car to be
run and lighted by electricity. Some one
else got the credit and the money.
A SUBsCRIBER-The address you de-
sire in regard to shells is, Mrs. Alice
Warner, Floral Bluff, Florida.
A good word for Rachel.
The following communication was re-
ceiyed and IL it will help Rachel any In
her sore distress 1t will doubtless be CRATE
fully appreciated:
August g 1884,
Mr.. G. G. Corbett:
SIR-Asyou seem to be naturally humane
person. and an all-round reformer,l write 10
interest you in the case of one Rachel, most
unhappy being now residing at Roger VII
liams PARK The aforesaid Rachel Is greatly
tormented by one Roger. into whose apart
ments she has been thrust, against her
will and is compelled to stay.
Roger is bent on mischief. His bearing toward
Rachel is painful To her. Why, sir, only yes
terday was witness to some OF the ipdigni-
ties She Is made to wrthe under; she sought
comfort in n nap. which poor boon
was refused her by Roger, He tried
| TO lash her with his tail. most
| ungallant act. With cries of fear she arose
| from her couch of straw. when he added In
| suit TO attempted injury by elongating his
prehensile nose and kissing his contempt OF
| the gentle Rachel. To n close observer Rachel
| presents all the proofs of decay. The ulster
| of her eye Is dimming, her once tapering
limbs are slender and her much h-admired
| hump is surely diminishing. All this Is very
sad.
| Something should be done, but just what.
| am at a loss to know. Perhaps another tent
would be the humane thing. or what would be
| better. an ample lot In which that melancholy
| daughter of the desert would be free to stroll
| at will. The latter would better enable our
| young naturalists To study her points, which
I are painfully conspicuous, and her stately
| carriage. Why may not The NEWS take the
initiative in securing n small SUN sufficient to
| provide quarters adapted to the wants and
| tastes of Rachel? sincerely,
Further advices from the Hemenway
yachting party states that the yacht was
becalmed off Riverside and that the shore
was reached In small boats. The electric
| cars took the party TO Silver Spring where
| Prince Charlie Maxfield furnished a din
ner which was enjoyed to the utmost
| Those who sat down included the follow
ing gentlemen OF the Norcross Bros stat
from w orcester: Messrs. A. O. knight ]. r.
Burgess, Roscoe Norwood, George w
Burnett. T.. p. Crierie, III. n. Babbitt, +
T.. Wheeiock, +. A. Davis, q. X. Twitcbell
h. A. Gibson, II. T.. Cummings, w. q
Dennis, Fred Dudley, Il. >. Fish and A
w. Bradley. Resident Manager Hemen
way had with him as associate entertain
ers ]. +. Cole, J. j. Clifford, w. IL. Mills
and w. j. Hibbard, while Captain Haw
kins managed the craft on which the!
sailed.
Knight was bit under the weather AM
longed for Jamaica ginger. The pro
prietor OF Silver Spring incidentally re
marked that IL Knight wasn't feeling wei
his appetite belied the fact. At any rat
he didn't care about catering TO him whe
he was well at the same rate.
Norwood allowed that melted butte
was all right for a clam dip, but IL Is sal
he discovered something better. Creiri
made a terrible onslaught on the clam
and at the finish his hands visibly tremh
led from exhaustion. Burgess got slight
sunburned on the top Of nis head and wi
part his hair with a towel as usual.
The merry maidens in the surf at River
aide fed I'm terror as Burnett approached
McAfee did not come down from Worces
ter. as he probably. supposed the Prov
dence boys had designs upon him, and
4. Davis telegraphed nt the last momcn
that he could not come, for the reason
perhaps, that he had an idea CLANS had
be eaten with knife and fork. Wbe
the party finished dinner they sailed dow
as far as Prudence Island, returning
Providence at $780, Then they lunched 9
Geib n Norton's, and the Worcester dele
CATION left on the s;ib train, singing;
IIcmenwsy. oh. IIemenwsy.
Well ne'er forget thee. Penenway.
4 m e'er we get the chance To pay.