The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-13

thing il the tones Of his voice that seem TO
say all the time TO those who saved him:
never forget it.
Funnily enough this play. called ''The
Power Of the Press" hasn't a single re-
porter IN it, and though it is founded on
TACT the Office Of newspaper nor a single
person connected with it does not appear.
WOULDN'T Ale WOMAN
II hadn't curiosity, so determined to find
out about this actor. John Kellerd is an
Englishman, lover Of books and a student
OF them, liked by the men he knows, and
who accounts for his ability TO achieve any
accent he wishes to one thing, that person
ally he possesses none at all himself From
the time that he discovered that an En-
glishman had an accent he made up his
mind that he would speak pure English,
and yet nobody could say whether he was
an American or an Englishman. and he has
successfully mastered this-a much more
difficult thing, my friend, than you would
ever imagine In appearance he is tall,
dark, and with clear, penetrating dark eyes,
and IL is in his own hands now 20 make
himself the character actor of the day, for
he has the best of all things to help him
along-youth and intelligence.
TRIBUTE To JOE JOHNSTON.
We have to take off cur hats and bow
over the great river and Joined that band
that now silently waits Out of the world
has gone good. true gentleman: a man his
enemies respected as they feared, and
whose friends firmly loved him When the
war ended the honest enemy was treated as
was the man who fought beside him, aud he
recognized no difference because one had
worn the gray and the other the blue. He
mixed himself up wi, no political schemes
and he didn't use his followers to push
him to office. You know who |
mean. mean Joe Z Johnston. - The
ranks are gradually filling out, the great
generals are all lying down their swords
before the greatest general of all, but do
not believe that there are any whose life
page is whittier than was Gen. Johnstons, or
one who can show a more honorable record
He fought for that which he believed to be
right-so did the people who won, and il
they'd been beaten, they mig 1t have been
counted as rebels, too, so that after all, to
be good rebel isn't such a bad thing. All
down through the south there are boys
named after this man, and it does seem to
me that now is the time to impress on their
minds that they want to be as honest, as
brave and as God-f fearing as was the man
whose name they bear.
MUCH LIES IN A NAME.
There is a great deal in a name, and
TO the legislature to have it changed some
times. II was a man / wouldat want TO
be named Algernon, nor | wouldn't want TO
have any idiotfc family name taken from
"Burke's Peeragen and given to me. Being
woman, wouldn't even curse n cat by
naming it Maud or Cora or Ide, or Blanche
There may be good women who have borne
such names, but they must have had wills
Of iron to combat the influence, and women
with wills Of iron are not usually agreeable
women.
NAMES THAT ARE MIsNoMERs.
Fancy greatgrandmother being named
Maud
Fancy Martha Washington's name hav.
ing been Coral
Fancy woman who devotes her life to
nursing the sick and working among the
poor being called Ida
And fancy, If you can, pdSSe old lady,
with false teeth, bleached hair and a cons
ploXion that comes from makeup box adj
dressed as Blanche! Why, you cant fancy
it to save " ur soul!
Fancy good carpenter named Alger-
non
Fancy an honest cashier named Clar-
encel
Fancy an elevator boy named Guy
Fancy decent, law-abiding citizen, who
votes the democratic ticket, supports his
called Percy You had much better name
him We're de We're at once; let him wear
freckled shirt and suck at the top Of a cane.
What kind of names do like for womenl
Names that they won't be ashamed Of when
they grow old.
What kind do like for men? Those that
suggest manliness and honest and honor.
NO nicknamesl Well, now, If you love
James you are going to call him Jim; if
you love John you are going to call him
jack; if you love Thomas you are going
to call him Tom; if you love Frederick
you are going to call him Fred" and IL
you love William you are going to chill him
will" But these are ur own special
names, and not the ones for the use of the
public at large. Somebody laughs and
looks very knowingly at the idea of short
name-but you needn't he so personal-my
name is Barbara, but am always called
"BABn