The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14

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fully won his suit with the daughter OF
who had consented to be the
sacrifice OF vanity for the emptiness OF
title, goes prowling around with some
boon companions and essays to enter
that realm which all young men OF q
certain age and with q complement OF
ardent liquids confined within them
selves, have had desire to, invade FOR
generations. The Duke was confronted
by a man named Ball white or black the
of the door and II the dispatches were not |
exaggerated he fell on his face and then
regaining his feet again walked away.
OF course society was shocked yesterday
to read the account of the young Dukes
escapade so soon after the public an
nouncement that he was to be married to
one OF Americas richest heiresses. IL
only proves the fact that human nature
is human nature, and defies title or any
contingent humbu ggery attached 10 the
representatives OF wealth. Ihe episode
referred to gives ample evidence that the
young man is to be married too young.
lie evidently had little respect for the
feelings OF his intended to lay himself
liable TO such a disgraceful episode. For
a Duke who is about to be married to be
TO say the least. The chances are that
not many years will elapse before the
Duke will let the Duchess entertain her.
self while he looks about for the one who
win doubtless serve as correspondent
when the time arrives for divorce pro-
ceedipgs.
Mr.. Dan Hay den OF the city hall has
been the papa OF q handsome LITTLE
daughter for over e week and congratu-
lations are in order.
l. 40 IN a
Shoe Store opposite the Studley Building
| on Weybosset street. You will find all
sizes ana the best OF quality and the
latest styles. Tho prices will be sure 10
suit you.
A man was telling me this incident the
| other day and asked for a decision as TO
which party was in the right: A gentle
man purchased piano for his wife for q
| birthday present. He paid $25 down and
agreed to pay $40 a month. He paid two
months and then his wife, Being woman,
Of course, changed her mind. she go.
tired OF taking lessons and didn't ike
| piano anyway, and told her husband to
| take II back. Her husband visited the
piano firm and stated the facts The
| music dealers said they had sold tfe
piano in good faith and refused to take II
back and call the deal of. Which was the
right, the man or the piano firm? The
piano firm We should say.
The Misfit Clothing Parlors, 199 West
mirster street, are not giving away a
bicycle, a horse or piano 10 stimulate
trade, but are putting everything into the
quality OF goods they sell at very low
prices. Price a suit of clothes you think
you want elsewhere and then 60 to the
Misft and save enough TO buy ton OF
coal.
Which way?
To a small town where there would be
no possibility OF getting enough in the
box Office TO make il an object or TO a
| good sized city where people care nothing
| for the octrine but appreciate oratory
and the talent to make things appear RI
diculous and create applause and laugherS
The Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
is one OF the best sewing mach mes in the
| market today. There are more OF this
make of machines sold in this city than
all the other makes combined.
OF the Legislature will visit the State in
stitutions. Ii is just possible that may
go along. / shall make mental note Of
what happen TO see.
A man came along with an umbrella
Saturday evening and offered me half of III
| shelter. We had not proceeded far befo
| he found that the umberlla was not mad
to cover an extraordinary area. He sug
gested by way of a change from having q
stream OF water run down his back tha
we wait in doorway until the "shower'
eased up. At this writing, "a hours
later, IL is still raining.
The Crystal Maze at 112 Westminste
street is still mystifying the people.
II you had a m illion dollars what woul
you do with il? Ii would kill most pee
: pie and very few would know how I
: handle such a sum. As Joe Howard re
Z, Gently remarked while writing on tn
I, subject, "Give me neither riches nor poS
= erty." OLD VET.