The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-24

Subjects for this week:
Monday-CouY Yfship.
Tuesday Marriage.
Wednesday, Divorce.
Thursday Housekeeping.
saturday~corbett VS.. Fitzslmmons.
Marriage Is the holy alliance between man
and woman according Co the law or Cod ana
man. and should be entered into win a. due
regard for its responsibilities and considered
the one important stop Of lifetime as con-
Germs the future happiness OF those con.
cernod. Unlike courtship, II has It's Dining
vows. and the faithful keeping Of said VOWS
makes the marriage alliance aforesaid what IL
was intended to bo. Marriage for convent
money, and marriage for love may be the
four phases which may be considered in this
discussion at the "Iea Table this evening.
take exception TO the opinions herein ex'
pressed, but. IN the main, the writer hopes TO
reflex the opinion Of the majority who have
practical experience in the matter.
At the Pawtrcket Opera House this week
Agnes Wallace Villa will ISeseDt that highly
interesting melo-drama IN which she has
gained much fame. 1t Is entitled The World
Against Her" and is replete with incidents OF
an interesting nature.
Gettlng married Tor convenience uOeS not
usually include as the contracting parties any
one in the heyday of existence, but rather
thoso giddy old people you bear OF once IN
while as being married, she about % and ne
about az. They have both lived alone since
their former respective partners departed this
life. but as they knew each other half cen.
tury ago, tnoy conclude 10 become economical
by making one house ana one table 90 TOT
two, and so, as a pure matter OF convenience
without reagrd TO any sentiment, they agree
10 drink cup of tea together and one nurse
the other should sickness enter their house
hold.
The Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine is th Q
very necessary piece of furniture that should
be found in every household, and postal
dropped TO manager Mink, corner snow and
Westminster streets, will result in having q
machine put in your house at once, II You
are among those who have not made that ar
rangement before. just bear this in mind.
Now there are a good many women who
marry for home. pure and simple. They
have no moro sentiment than slab OF marble
and look at everything as matter.oi tsct, as as
money lender. This class OF women folk
are usually skilful pretenders before they
have their intended victim in the matri'
monial meshes, but after that has been ac-
complished they admit the truthfulness OF the
allegation at the frst opportunity. Their
chief aim in life seems 10 be 70 dress beyond
the means of the husband and. when occasion
admits, 10 let him know that he amounts to
very little outside of being able 10 pay the
rent, and keep the groceryman pleasant.
The Clinton Chemical Manufacturing Conn.,
pany, manufacturers of the famous Empress
Powder" have just made arrangements with
the Union Trust Company 10 have all future
certificates of stock registered and diivdends
paid through that company. In other words,
tho Union Trust Company becomes the au'
thorized agent of the Clinton Chemical Com.
pany.
Marriage for money Is the marriage OF the
present time more than ever since marriage
became an institution. You can point out lots
of married women who never would have
been married to their present husbands IL the
latter had not had money. Tut, tut, don
deny it! You see them every day, and you
read about them every day A Vanderbilt
heiress swaps her millions for a title, but the
average American girl with a shrewd design
ing mamma generally picks out come one who
has good big bank account IL Is "Marry
my Mary with money, or just jog along and
let the next chap have chance. But title.
money, convenience or home marriage docs
not bring happiness to the contracting parties
without that indcscribable and much abused
something which is called love.
Marrying for love.
"When poverty comes in at the door, low