Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-09


iop beeu bred New Yorker and who
conseouently minded her own business
fnNexiblv. came along lust then, and see
ing the iceman mt ber door stopped 10 tell
him thar he would oblige her By leaving
his bin next time he came.
Great excitement cross street, num-
said the iceman respectfully. yet in a
tone betraying strong sense Of humor.
yes - the New York lady inquired
mechanically, outof politeness. "No one
hurt. hope.v
~ hope not. num-" said the iceman;
but before he could say another word
the very stout woman at 2i6, whose
son does not drink liquor, ana pretty
little lady from 24S bore down on the exile
from New YORK and the iceman crying:
"Why, didn't you Mo" about It2 My
safes d du,t you Huo~ there was ~ be "a
WodIlpGY l's me young woman over tine
way that works for Mrs. Pash, the Mil
liner Iu BekalD aveuue- Here the
nervous little BODY from 2is drew The
New J Ork woman just q little to one side,
and said M hoarse whisper; The one
always IN brown, with such a very large
hustle, you know. IN be bound shell
wear some shade OF brown today proba-
bly, light
~ did not know anything about IT,
said the New York lady, land ] wouidn
know anything about IL now II you didu
tell me. In New York we never knew
our neigh"
"lhats IT, SAID the s'ouJ lady WIN me
almost totally ab1tnentson' Sow, ttii ~
an about New YORK, as usual. ny dear
Mrs. az, All can say 49, Ne" OK must
be simply hoirid. 1oI "ouidnt nave
known me II your ittIe BOY hadn't broke
one OF my windows, but am very gao J
dragged you out OF your shell amer all
81 don't know as any one Is hurt," s"ld
the iceinan 10 the Ola "nlte'heiIeu man,
retlred from business ana now ueVoteo 10
loun9ing up ana do%h the block' Dut
mat young reno" WIN get huIl II ne Q0hI
treat IDe glrl hlceiy, loI TWO OF her
brothers Is tremendous leiIefs on Ine
muscle ana can OoX anyone IN lne W Il
liaihsoufg athleUcs az Aoller' anu I've
goI money 10 put on IT,
ny, thousuI Giey Ioohea me yen
uenenl sa'o lhe WhiJe-nhireu ora man
iackle EN- ana see II they are, sald
the lcemah' "heilo, mere the groom,
ahd-ah theres the minister my
mats 9id oqu7pOs from the chureh
'round Oy inc park.
buJ ABOUT the DIlde'" sara the nervous
niue Oody. ne : oeeh c09ItinS her nine
Years they say obe would nave married
MN loII years aRo-sne Iolu MRS. -0V she
Wouid-Dut ne "ould not settle down III
ne nad Sl,V'0 IN the oahk"
~ es, ana ne dld nave IT," SAID the
Stout laay "lth Ihe aDstenious son.
"Did nave u, SAID the Ilttle BODY, "0ut
lost II all, and had to. Why, ] won
der VINO that can be. NO one was to be
lhNited aI an On yes ner orother' Inc
one lnats IN Dahh. Must YOU 90 IN
no Iue New IOTk "olhan' wen, don
miss Inc bride from the WINDOW"
ms was IN sac street south OF De
haiD avenue, IN Brooklyn, IN an proha-
oilty the only clty oil nan million IN
nao' tants Wnere II could nave happened.
~ THIS time an American District boy
mad fixed himself comfortably on top Of
Tree boX' ana plumber ana his assistant
were comfortably dlspOsed-0ne on his
carpet-Dag OF TOOLS and one on his little
cylindrlcaI stove, thelr teet being IN the
gutter opposite the point Of interest. A
dozen little boys who had gathered on the
walk under the very windows OF the inter
esung house, ana VINO had been quiet and
o0servant at hrst, were tired of waiting
for something more TO happen, and were
kicking up perfect bedlum OF
noise. The servant girls with brooms
mad somehow come together in
pairs, and glance at the upper windows
OF the houses showed that the shutters
had been drawn SHUT, but that the Stats
were open. A little trem0r OF the Stats
mere ana decided movement OF the Stats
elsewhere revealed the interesting fact
tnat.the ladies who had thrown open the
windows IN the first place were now in
hiding behind the shutters. II is safe to
say mat household and all other affairs
We're dropped and forgotten In the y or II
houses that commanded a view of the
temporary temple OF matrimOny. There
ls little more 10 tell. The Sun reporter
came ont OF his house and sat on the bal
ulster Of the front stoOp. A jolly German,
an engrayer, living half block away,
came along and sat on the other baluster.
Funny dings, amt III" he asked. "Der
vimmen folks hat all vent crazy, Ell? Vot
you dinks hope der pride win 90 away
from der back door and leaf all der vim
men waiting TO see her Clothes"
"She would have 70 jump "A fence or
TWO. I'm afraid" SAID the reporter.
we'll" said the German, 'v0t uf dot?
Uf she knew as much as some peoples she
would sooner chump fences as cit marrit.
But she wouldn't miss showing dot new
tress for house and lot, Ell? Bed your
A groceTs BOY mad been standing OPP