The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-27

of Maine and the AdirOndacks and the compan-
ionsbip Of his unkenpt fellows and frowSy
guides to the allurements of the fashionable re
sorts. " No wonder he does. Healthy flbred
women. too, who have had winter after win
ter of fashionable variety like occasionally to
betake themselves as far possible from sum
mer doses of the same thing, doled out at the
fashionable seaside resorts.
THE HEALTH of that remarkable old lady,
Queen Victoria, seems to be truly marvellous
and her power to endure fresh air bids fair to
kill off some Of her devoted subjects. The ro-
bust old lady has penchant for having daughts
all around her, and even delights in driving
from one of her royal homes to another in the
early mOr"ing and breakfasting in n tent with
the wind blowing in her face. while the ladies in
waiting are being turned into chronic victims
of a succession of fresh colds
PARIS has an educated beggar in the person
of young man formerly pupil of the EcoIe
NormnIe whose nodtts oJernndf is as follows:
He comes up to the terrace of a cafe and ad
dressing himself to the most intelligent looking
man present, invites him to ask any historical
question he can think of, any date of french
history, from the earliest to the present time,
saying: II will answer at once" He fufils his
promise with remarkable elacritv and with
equal alacrity passes around the hat.
WEST VIRGINIA thus far hasn't made much
noise in the world, but she's big enough to, and
growing in certain directions According to
recent statistics she is larger than Massachu-
v.
and Delaware combined Their population is
10000; hers 61S,547. The value of their
property is over S., 63s, 900 900; of hers 1897
100000. At the same rate per square mile as
the five other states named, her population
would be 4,573, S34, and her true wealth, S5,9i-
779.12S
ONE Of the good signs of the times is the fact
that for nearly two years while their synagogue
was building, the Temple Israel congregation of
st. Louis worshiped in the First Christian
church of that citv. In returning thanks for
this hospitality, Rabbi Sonneschein character
lied it "One of those precious links in the
golden chain of mutual recognition, which
under the fostering arms of American civiliza-
ton recOnciles the disciples of Moses to the dis
ciples of Jesus" He closed by invoking Gods
blessing on the church and all It's aims.
AT late meeting Of the confederate associa.
ton of Kentucky, badge was adopted which
shall be worn as a distinguishing mark by those
who fought for the lost cause" This badge is in
the shape Of button of oxided silver il about
three-1uarters of an inch in diameter, and to be
worn in the lapel of the coat. It consists of a
medallion head of Gen. Robert f. Lee SIR
rounded by belt. the buckle appearing at the
bottom In the belt appears thirteen stars one
for each OF the confederate states, the stars be-
ing Of gold on ground of gray enamel.
A MAINE MAN has evidently been reading IN
the special pension bills This is the way the
| republican Lewiston Jopy-nnI obivious to the
real point Of the story, tells it: a man applied
for a pension at the Maine state agency in
Augusta, the other day and being asked on
what ground he thought himself entitled to
a pension answered, Drunkenness The aston
shad pension agent TOLD him that pensions are
only granted for disability contracted in the
army. 1 know that, said the applicant
Drunkenness is my disability. and | contracted
it in the army
LONDON Ti-Ith cOntradicts the lately current
reports that the Empress Carlotta is rapidly
he iC in
same state she has been in for twenty wears
mast. is now 4S years old. is in tOlerabIv GOOD
health, aud likely - live for many wears It
was on the occasion of her marriage TINT Primo
Albert was created cOnsOrt the object beip, 10
give him precedence over the numerous Ans
TRAN nrchduk"S who attended the wedding MS
hitherto when abroad his rank had been merely
that Of a duke OF SaXOHy-a state of things
which greatly vexed and ir-itated the queen
SOME pretty sumner costumes were worn ut
Lady Howe's ball. which occurredd in London
last week. For instance, Lady Grey Fgerton
wore white with red roses: the duchess of Tel,
black. gray and wnitc roses. The hostess and
her daugllt Ladies Cddo gan, Dudley, CRANKY
and Edmund Talbot, a well a. the duchess Of
Manchester all wore white Lady Londonderry
was in black, with wonderful diamonds the
only black in the rOOr. the grand duchess IF
Mecklenhurg Strelitz Ladies' Randolph Church
hill, Charles and = asfo.N nd the duchess of
Bucclcuch were among tn guests in the s1uare
dance which followed the early arrival OF the
royalties.
Gnhgnouj' Messenger noticed a number Of
American actresses carriage riding in the Bois
the other day, all Of them. it says handsome.
aud several very clever. Miss Sadie Martinez
dressed in long Smoke-coloraI .iii- vim n
marvel OF roses. straw ausi lace 9 pnbinal AZ n
head cover. and seated IN a victJria drawn by
two spirited sOrr-lS, attracted much attention
by her rare style and elegance Miss Fay
Templeton wore a black dress with n hat Of the
same color that shaded her splendid eyes alto
gethcr too dsrty. She. too, was In her own
victoria, and looked lovely. Miss Florence
Gerard wa. III Il landau with her husband Mr.
Henry Abbey, and the latters little daughter
SoNE Of the New York papers have intro.
duced late feature Of periodic interest
namely personal pen sketches Of notable or
peculiar looking personagcs. met with on the
streets or ia the street convryances. who seem
10 he personally unknown TO the scribe that
pictures them 10 the deiecfafion Of "A still mora
unknown public This Is enterprising and
affords splendid scope to the Imagination In
good hands u might be made as Interesting and
eagerly looked for as the fenleton in the
French daily papers. II might also have the
advantage ~ raising curiosity in idle peope
who need more exercise than they indulge In
A wcll.writt"n description ~ certain pictnr.
esque ndiyidIa met with In certain walks or
haunts ~ the city might result In a p.edful
walk or ride in that direction.
A LADY who Is spending the summer in n tiny
little cottage IN one ~ tine island gems Of (,as,o
bay writes bone that she never knew before
what true Yankee equality and Independence
meant Her nearest ne2lIbor among the islnud.
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