The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-15

! II O'Clock every day and seldom leit IL ul-
till 5 o'clock. The most is tine vas
passed IN the nploymelt OF 'rehearsi z
that little bit once more July brought
me more rest and | purchased a horse aud
carriage an explored the park 10 the alter
moons with Mrs. Wilson aud the hit VII
so IS. | found this 50 divorung that III
keep up the practice. l have not been OUT
OF the city more an two or three times,
but these visits we're delig .Itfui, Tor IN y
were made TO a charming untry house
where there were cows, clover, a brook,
e shady lane, honey suckles ana lnea-
dow. The house is big old-fashlOned
place with gables. a broad piazza bOuntl-
! fully shaded, il fellow doesn't @ to
| bed at o'clock ne must entertall him ,elf
Those Su days will be memorable ones 10
ne for a long tiyle. At present tao sum-
mer days pass very pleasantly. | not
a early riser because believe in getting
plenty # sleep ami | seldom get 10 bed
ore 2 O'Clock, so don't care 10 see the sun
break nor Al particular ab u Collecting
early worm. l ualiy reak asst about IL
| o'clock, 60 TO the tn later for an b iur or loss,
pass { 40 hours of tne afternool in nv lie
at home, drive for two more hou later,
| a d then 90 the theate Tor Isl esS. The
| summer has passed rapidly, 1t seems to nc,
| and though it mas been an uDus lally busy
one for me, | have joyed it. 1t has
| brought me much to be grateful for, an1
|
success with an interest when parelts feel
in observing the strengthing limbs ald en-
ergies of a new born child.
FRANCIS WILSON"
MARIE JANSEN is GOOD.
Pretty Marie Jansen, wloSs appearance
in the pages dress in 1.-The OOiah' has
| turned the heads of half the old aud you
men in turn. writes 50 dem rely fro II ner
summer snade that it is har1 10 realize her
as the darling soub cite sle is:
You ask what | am doing this summerl
| 1t wou d take far more fertile ina gina
| ion and prolific pea an cal at pre,e t
boast of t. describe to you any hing of uffi-
| Gent interest TO entrap your attenti n. | am
| endeavorIng to crowd half years needed
| rest into two, all too snort months This /,
| about how | am dong it. One day is 50
near the twin of every o.her that a 1--WE ,ty-
| four hours experience will VITA slight add
lions or subtracCons, serve to show my
| su inner life. | rise at o'clock, b eakfast
| 1879 o'cl, ck-by the way, | may adj rig ~
acre that that much .eglecte1 meai Fl IDS
me ready t. do it Justice, in fact l do no.
shg t my dinner either. Such is the effect
| Of Winthrop sea and air. Tnen my sea b 9TH
| ing. One ofthe choicest intervals ofmy day Is
that which devote to my swim, and when
| never neglect, rain or shine There are
six horses to be exercised aud there agai 4, |
| bel eve | am useful. o reaching hone this
summer | found my father mad bOu INT
for me a beautiful bay mare which |
have a ned Moya. She and l are the best
of frie IDS, and my daily rse back exercise
Is not the least Of my home easur $. or
| course read and S W a little every da =, as
all good maldens shou d, and, at an hour
| whe New York is just openin her eyes
| for one more night of WORK or pleasure
| depenia upon which side of the curtain
one finds ones self, l am comfortably
tucking myself inJD Del and while nv
Imagination often runs riot th me, taking
me to the Broad way ard singing in the
"Oolah" music-as lullaby, sleep sool
| overtakes me, and when / awake | ca mot
| tell where t. draw the lins between the
| pleasant thoughts and the happy dreams
hat followed close on their heels. Ian
thoroughly enjoying my vacation, in fact,
it could not be improved u )on--sxcept in
matter of duration-though the scarcity of
| intimate friends comDels me to D av
Rome to my own Juliet or, better
| yet, Damon to my own 'Pythias' l
fad every day full of quiet, restful enjoy
ment, and when | rejoln you in September
1 hoJe GU will agree with me that at
least, two months in the year, home is the
right place for Yours heartily,
MARIE JANSEN"
SOL SMITH RUssELL's CITY RENT.
Sol Smith Russell, tie quaint and genial
comedian who mas just secured otuer l.
with mis- new plly, "a PJor r laii IN" evil
deutly does not go in for sylvan delights as
will be seen b. his accompanying le ter:
IF you W sa to know how my su miners
are made happy you must leave hoJ Ne
York some day in Ju ., July or August
and run up to 1913 First Av nue., Min ca
| polls. Minnesota. Our invigorati lg air.
tanning breeze, OF 1ne-we've go 'en-will
| repay you for the journey. On our gsnsr-
JUS front porch, canop ed t. tho ire S, fiaI
me settled deep in lg easy char, d ri ~ or
| readl & book. TIE look over my glasses
aSy u come up t 10 lawn Ind "a es plal ":
DOM disturJ me, please, this is my vacl.
| tion.' The Children will show 20 over Tue
place or, It's hk ~, Grand Pa Oliver Optic
may have finisled ais morning writ g and
he will take you in ca ge. But don't dis
turb the funny man, let him rest. Oliver
Optic pla ned the house, watched it
go up and can tell You all ABOUT
it. Though he is only a visit
with IS and would not swap Boston for
this paradise. But here | will rouse
myself for you must see my den. This
cubby in the tower is my smoking room;
first have ci ar. The ar the best. The
yellow ones are TO. our poor relations. NV
come In among my books and pictures a d
view the lore we have gathered mere, there,
everywhere. That faded Old print is a
htlograph made of Sol Smith, ST., M
uncle SOl ulaue away Dack in 1863 See!
Comedian and manager, New Orleans. St.
Louis and Mobile. There are stories with
ali these pictures books and relics and this
morning tuere is not time to tell them. But
in the summer l renew acquaintance with
them. This is my room, tne children have
theirs, Optic his, and Mrs. Russell the rest
of the house.
This, my dear sir, is where find rest,
indeed, restoration from e fatig le of q
long season, and the winters work. is made
enjoyable by my summers vacation.
Very ruly yours,
Sol SMITH RUSSELL
HERMANN TELLS A FISH STORY.
Hermann, the nagici an, VINO has lately
become a manager as well, has been having
a royal time tuis summer as his letter
shows.
"You want to know how I have scent
my summers Well, will tell YOU Abou
half the time on board my can yacht n
the other half at Stokes su nnef no el, a.
Saybrooke, Coma. OF coIrs.. as YOU may
know, have a great deal OF ousin IS on
hand which, neceSSaril e., calls for my to j.
tiol, aud therefore l dev to only cerUai
portions of the eek to pleasure. Tie usual
routine was to leave the Eas5 24h street
dock on Monday afternoon with a parry
of friends in my yacht, and tae trip from
there TO Saybrooke occupied ab lut Sc ca
hours The entir. voyage was a ways made
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