The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-02
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SUBJECT of the queen left his wife in Lon
don and went TO Naples, where he fell in love
with an Italian woman. 3Persuading her that he
was single man, she consented to follow him
TO tne altar. To his great relief he received
word on the day of his second marriage that his
English wife had died. Easy of heart. he re
turned TO London, but was at once arrested at
the instance of his English relatives on charge
or oigamy, He insisted that the charge was
groundlesS, as the English wife had departed
this life on the day he had been united to his
present better half. The relatives, however,
were able to prove that taking into considera-
tion the difference in time between London and
Naples, he was the husband of two wives for
tWenty'three minutes.
THE Cleveland Leader tells how a Justice OF
the peace cleverly extricated himself from an
embarrassing dilemma.s The township com
m nI!Si IN Looking Glass township, in an
Illinois county, were sued by a lumber firm for
the small sum of So as Two trials had been
held before justices of the peace, and the case
has now been taken 10 the county court. Much
Ill reellng has been enRendered and the costs
are assuming large proportions. The first trial
was called before German country Justice of
the peace After the evidence was all in and
the eloquence OF the attorneys employed In
the case had subsidized, the honorable court arose
and delivered the following remarkable de-
csion: ''Shentlemans, vos IN pox believe
you both yos right, Won Of you show all of
pooks und prove it vos dot The other Won
show all OF his pooks und prove it vos not dot
The lawyers made poth good speeches und tam
me II the court knows how to decide" After
few moments silence the judges face bright
ened up and he continued "Shentemans. I
dismiss this case to Squire Duncan's court, as
he knows more English as l do" The case was
accordingly dismissed to Squire Duncan's
court. m
JAMES Y. FULTON Of Canada Lake has two
yearling pigs that have peculiar habit Of fol-
lowing horses, Like coach dog, these strange
porkers will trot along under a wagon so long
aq kaA vrifh
long they followed teams drawing dirt to and
fro in the rear of Mr.. Fulton's premises But
their browning performance occurred a few
days since. Being turned out with the cows
they followed these animals down to the road
where they found man and his horse bound
for Arietta. They Immediately took up their
positions at the back of the wagon and trotted
along like couple of dogs. When the man
discovered what SOFT OF an escort he had he at
tempted several times to drive them back but
his efforts were futile. and they made the
entire Journey TO Ar.etta, nine miles, trotting
or walking TO suit the pace of the horse and
when their destination was reached, lay down
under the wagon The next day Mr. Fulton
was notified of the Whereabouts Of bis pigs and
went after them. When he started for home
they followed his wagon just as they did the
other when they went up. Upon reaching q
mud hole they would waliow while to rest and
cool of, and when they finished start on again,
aud in this way the entire journey back to
Canada Lake was made
The man who Is wide awake is sure to note
some curious things, no matter In what bust
ness be may be engaged. The Philadelphia
Press admits that there are pecuiiarities in all
branches of trade, but one Of the most striking
pecuiiaritles Is connected with the jewelry bust
ness Those who are connected with the latter
branch OF commerce hail Monday morning with
| joy and gladness, for the business on that day
| is almost sure to be large and profitable. no
! great many years retail jewelers. were at a loss
i to assign q reason for this. Finally the Ques-
tion was sprung at Convention of jewellers.
| and as q result queer fact was made Known
| marriage engagements made on Sun
| day night, and the happy young man can
hardly wait until the jeweIry stores open Mon
| day morning. so anxious Is no 90 purchase tn }
| golden circlet Of love. And ther, again, mar
ried persons generally talk over domestic affairs
on Sunday evening and papa is usually begutled
| into handing over q check ample enough to buy
the set OF silver spoons or the silver sugar bowl
aud cream pitcher that mamma has set her
| heart upon. And then, again. persons who 20
t TO church on sunday are very apt to see some
fancy, and on Monday they 20 and buyft."
VERY few women know how important the
nape Of the neck is. Hthere is one point of the
body that the average girl neRlects andthe wise
beauty cares for it is this spot. why, there is
nothing" said gorgeous example OF the sex,
tibet finally completes beautiful woman
| triumph as does the nape of the neck II the
|
accidental rings of hair that fall there are
artistically managed. the spell that this part of
| woman exerts over man is tremendous
| must say that few women have good napes
| girl who always wears her dresses cut high 70
her hair will usually be dark and unattractiye
there There's nothing like the air to purify the
skin, and the more girl lets her neck catch
| the bTeezes tie faiIer it will get This IL NOT
| generally believed, but let any woman ask her
| self II the few dark spots on her are not lust
where the skin has been kept constantly hot
and covered. Well, the nape of the neck is
peculiar In this regard, To DO white it must be
kept free of woolens and the hair, Once given
a good skin the rest is easy. OF course the
neck shows to the best advantage when rhe
| hair is brushed up and away from it, but there
| should be some tiny little stray thlstledowns of
hair falling away from the rest These must
be natural, mind, or at least just separated
and curled with the fingers. Oh, the horror of
the girl that has curlsd that part of her hair
with an iron. and, Oh the crime Of
the girl who has made a bang there
If the hair is skillfully managed and
the skin white then the only hing desired Is the
good line. A woman who presses her chin
down and holds her head stifiiy cannot have a
good line at the neck. The chin must be raised
q little and the head carried somewhat up and
pushed forward This gives a perfect angle
from just between the shoulders to the hair.
and when 1t looks as have seen it you would
rather press kiss there than on the sweetest
pair of lips thai over held themselves up to the
attack. Why once knew a man who sat be-
hind a girl in a theater one night and never
knew what play 1t was he saw, he was so en-
raptured with the nape of her neck Afterward
he saw she was not very lovely of feature but
that didn't deter him from finding out who she
| was, obtaining an introduction to her, and fin
ally marrying her. won't say he loved her for
the back of her neck alone. for she was girl OF
! sweet character and many gifts