The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-07

how they insist on their own wives and daughters
Delng quiet, subdued, rather underdressed, and
satisfied with the dignitied life Of Newport, be-
cause that's good form, while they go over to
Narragansett, frisk around with syIph who
| dances on the waves in black jersey and short
mysteriously loud over a bottle of champagne:
they tell her that she's such good form. Beauty
and good form must be the result of climate and
association.
CHICAGO GIRLS TRIUMPH.
Nice girls? Yes, there are some nice girls here.
but the nice girls don't look as If they were hay-
ing good time, and the unnice girls do. Some
beautiful pranks have been carried on-not the
each young woman put her left slipper on the
table, don't mean with her foot in ito COM
girls was the smallest All Of the other Go Womep
could nave eaten her, with sauce piQuant for ex-
isting, but she smiled sweetly and said she didn't
know that anybody ever wore shoe over num-
Der one-thatis, anybody who is anybody. Inas-
much as the money for those slippers came di-
recty from the machine that takes q pig and
makes it into sausage, you could not but admire
ner ease OF Of manner and composure, which was
ders, and not the least of these is the women
''BAB's" ESSAY ON CHILDREN.
The children here have a most elegant time
wadlng and bathing, and digging away as if the
fate of nations depended on the erection of forts
they they Were ,9g ,e9ngineering: Somebody said to me,
when they are good. no matter whether they are
big or little, And by good children 1 mean
cniioiSh Wno uo uOU ScredII1 1Cr everything they
see, whether they ought to have it or not.
children who do not ask impertnent questions
or give insolent answers.
Chlldren who are not absorbed by the love of
nnery, nor already beginning to consider the
world according to its money ratio.
Chlldren who can sit at the table and sneak
when they are spoken to, and then only.
Children who, when they are big boys, do not
1all victims to the charms of chorus girl or the
painted face of perfect lady.
children who, when they are big girls, don't de-
vote themselves to confectionery and novels, or
ha 1nGfl II
the most. These are the kind of children like
Are you on the list2 BAB.
Excursions to Historic Battle Fields.
A series of special excursions to the battle
fields of Cedar Creek, (Middletown,) Winches-
ter, and Harper's Ferry, under the auspices of
the Grand Army of the Republic, are announced
for September 16 and October 16, 1900, affording
rare opportunity to visit the historic ground
where the contending hosts struggled for vic
tory. Tickets for these excursions will be sold
from all ticket stations on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad east of the Ohio River at one fare
for the round trip on September Is and 16 and
October Is and 16, $780, valid for return Journey
ten days, including day of sale. For the accom-
mediation of those desiring to visit the battle
fields OF Antietam and Gettysburg, the Balti-
more and Ohio r. r. Co. will place on sale ex
curson tickets at one fare for the round trip to
these points at Harper's Ferry and Weyerton to
be sold September 16 to "a inclusive, good to
return until September 25, inclusive; October l6
to "a, inclusive, good to return until October 25
inclusive. For rates and time of trains call ON
or address agents b. q o. r. II.