The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12

Maxfield dinner which v tout OF sight
these few lines are written. Silver Spring
IL one Of those beautiful places down the
by which ere nSt sRPIs:s'sSss1d down snyss sSs
river and & cost more than 70 cs,ts TO 80
there and return then We should hear
more about this same identical Silver
Spring.
Sitting where do, can looK right over
In the Vicinity Of where that elegant piece
OF property Is located which = designated
"Pawtuxst- by -the-eea." It seems funny
to me that with such adjacent resioent
more than 1t Is. But Rhode Islanders are
q peculiar people unto themselves; 10
any other place such property would b
jumped at for treble the price that
Is charged by the owner. But
let that pass for the pfesenI.: pa.sI..
stopped 10 'front.' Of the peanut peanut and fruit
stand located on Westminster street by
the side OF Grace Church fenceS Well,
there Ia q war right there between, won
leetls Jew poy" and peaked Italian man.
II ID . lemonade war. 1t commenced on
the day which y ,,ss., Ssisessssd ,nSs6sns. :.
snce. The aisetis Jew poy" mixed up some
lemonade and started In to sell 1t for three
cents . glass. The SON OF sunny Italy
looked daggers at. the ''lectle Jew poy" and
put out I sign and sung out that his
lemonade was one cent glass. 1t was
nip and tuck regarding patronage with
nip slightly in the lead. Yesterday
more serious turn. The "leetle Jew poy"
had moved over toward his enemy
few feet and the enemy afore-
said had sprung Q grand coup d'etst BY
exhibiting sign which read "Lemonede
fgse.n Think Of It'll What . boon for
tire shTsy rsss s.
noticed the crowd psrtsking Of lemonade
a. alleged, sVell II he wants to dry und
run 3 leeSis poy OF der plock With bis
Italian lemouvater let him gil u away; he
will soon git sick by II md 90 viii dem fel-
lers vat adhrinks his noddings lemon
water" The war Ia over today.
Mr.. Sovereign has been forced to realize
that ordering out ,000, 900 men and hav-
ing the order obcyed ere two separate and
distinct things. These labor leaders will
keep monkeying with the buzz saw Of
ublic opinion until they get msimed for
@ Uss. Nj. Ss L we'll w i' ). al sn' .y = siUs .s
unionism for the next fifty years. Mr..
Sovereign II right. This temporary dis
turbance viii 60 long way toward bring
ing the workingman with average tntelli-
genee to his senses.
Whether there Is or 10 not anything 70
arbitrete the employe must Be satisfied
with the short end as far ss debating 20
wages be shall or shall not paw and whom
he shall or shall not employ. The unions
Of laboring men can 60 on In harmless
way. They can make parades, have few
benefit picnics and dances which the en-
ployers will good natursdly chip In to
support, but that will have to suffioe.
Debs came before the public py tho
mushroom route, - did Paul JONES'. A
quick - the papers drop his name, which
ssey SsSs w " . aS pssty % ~ n RsSs T
find out whether or not he IL alive. With
land ~ cheap - II u in this country and
the inducements which capital offers to
those who show . disposition to build and
eventually own their own homes leading
labor strikers. win lose their power over
men; TAKE :; 8 shs HsSpsrty Which & MT "A A. l.
sale. A man can buy building lot for
sl5O to 500 ON the finest plat ofground
In New England. The electric cars take
you right to It, and the bsst Of 1t is an
Investment now will double, yes,
treble tho value In three years
from now. The property l refer to is
,ns.. Ts.s !nS anSwn Z win p.y .DySeSy
to make an Inquiry In. regard to : pur-
chase right away. In summer no more
delightful spot could b selected, while
in winter the facilities for getting to and
from busircss by the swift electric car
system are excellent.
Manager Morrow II going to renovate
the Opera House and it will be In readi-
ness at the opening OF the season in Sep
tember.
The widening Of North Main street
paralyged its business interests, but IL 10
coming into line again ~ trade thor
d. F. Ksith's Opera House will open in
September with q very strong attraction.
Landlord Mitchell of the Spring House,
Block Island, has been In the city the past
few days. He returned home today.
What the People Would Like to Know.
Il Sovereign would recognize bis own
When the visiIant will sail for home.
When the Pawtuxet will be Uttered,
Who put that tar In the new drinking
fountain.
When the old-fashioned general fre
alarm will cease.
II 1t wouidn't answer the same purpose
to have the Nhurry mp" wagon covered.
Who the next man viii be who viii ret
q statue.
Ngr .s >
notice by the dispatches that the
brcwerics Of Chicago have temporarily
closed. Now that means that no one viii
60 Thirsty during this summer. There are
81 breweries In the oity, the majority of
which are owned by foreign capitalists.
The amount OF, bser on hand, IL is safe TO
say, would, II allowed to fall from one Of
those sky-scrapine buildings, make Mia.
CARA Falls pale into insignIfieancs. II is
safe to say that there is more beer drank in
the city Of Chicago than In any other city
in the United States. The breweries have
q mortgage on the larger part OF the 5000
saloons and Of course the saloons have q
mortgage on the public. Men, women
and children drink beer in Darkest Chi
cago" especially in the vicinity OF
Milwaukee avenue and on the great
west side. The north side 10 largely
composed OF Germans, and OF course they
think no more OF glass of beer than an