The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-11

THE conductor expressed much sympa-
thy for the young woman and did not speak
in at all complimentary terms of Young
Blaine
This little incident went to show the
general sympathy that is felt Mrs.
Blaine to-day, even though the separation
Of Mrs BlaiLe from her husband occurred
some months ago. In Augusta, too, the
sympathy Of | the residents is with young
Mrs Blaine, and they are fully cOnversant
with the way IN which she was treated
while living at the Blaine mansion. | was
in barber shop there the other day when a
young man entered a d announced that be-
had Just beaten Jimmy Blaine thirty games
Of pool at the North hotel. An old gentle
mau with gray hair who y as being shaved
IN one OF the hairs Immediately spoke up
and said: 1 suppose he charged the bill
70 the proprietorsn
Oh, no, said the young man, he paid
for them himself
Well, said the old gentleman, who did
not seem to share the fears of the Blaines
mat is SO common in Augusta, it would
look better If le had taken the SO and sent
~ 10 his wife in New York to buy milk for
their baby
The old gentleman's remark was due to
aStory current in Augusta to the effect
We" York long before any talk of separa-
hon between the young Blaine couple had
come up, was presented recently to young
MIS- Blaine at the New York hotel and sent
t 20 the Blaine family for payment. They re-
-u9el 70 pay this bill, even though thev
e'e noViued that unless immediate remit
s1nce was made no MOI milk would be sent
rom tne farm, aud any change in diet
ppllgnt be very bad for the infant James G.
Blaine III.
l.. AS FAR as can learn in Augusta, the
IeIslSs the Blalnes have for their position
p Rue sle TACT that they allege that young Mrs.
lame, then Maria Nevins, came to
t1SusanSa TWO years ago last summer with
r"o GENERATE intention of capturing in the
RI. liiiohlal net the younge scion of the
Blame family. They will not adj mt that it
%aoulmon practice in society for mothers
w. ulscuss with their daughters tire eligible
meet. 'uNs Aieu "noin lucy
s, Is claimed by the Blaines that they
rr,PP 'Irteu the young couple in Now York
g. sou olulthys demands for money got TO be
Rfetueht mat 1t was more than the elder
s,s a.ie could afford, and theYfound it neces-
tIay 70 oiter Jimmy and his wife home in
'Ns family mansion.
Rl,; tuoir next claim is that young Mrs.
tn 'a-ug deliberately left her husband and re
not I,I Ml 70 New York, saying that she would
ra suye n Augusta. The facts about this
oT Gvto. seem to be these, at least in the
su 1rn,on u the citizens OF Augusta: Last
hnih"''eels When young Mrs. Blaine Joined her
nTsD o,uu az his home in Augusta she was
sa faa W 20 I'VE there and try 20 make her.
Nrs piolented as possible. II is said that
tow,n o,a Mile mad always besn very hostile
has W. 'ue wife Of her younge,t son. and
Wiz, ever forgiven her for running away
opos,, .'Lu tne way she did. At the time in
and tbnr. blaine senior was out west,
yonng H. was nobody at home excepting
BIsne s aIS' Blaine and her husband. Mrs
teforobo'e"uIior see ms TO have laid her plans
him tbat tI H. sue went to Jimmy and told
gsve LtN ue was not looking very well and
sbo. u''n money to go to Bar Ha Dor for
tears lrlp. His wife begged him. with
i1la1. "a uer eyes, when sac heard OF hrs
boY." not to leave her alone in the
lapyboI 'u her mother-in-law but Jimmy
said t,a. al his wife's approximations and
motbsr SGe need have no fear Of bis
bur ~. lhereupon he went to Bar Har.
urds '-ii''hg TO return the following Sat
tyssii' was no sooner out of the house.
reso,1o'' man the two ladies' became quar-,
said ~ r'r instance, Mrs. Blaine. Sr. is
s. " nave remarked Ia her Jo,,c,, 80. -
every tir,o occasion, 1T makes me heartsick
load Won ho 4 100 a. you, to think Of the
and yonr ia saddled on my poor boy, you
life: ruiniroa3 y, running his prospects in
N'@ chance Tor an education,