The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10

have been burned it's because of it. and
tonight they will sleep, no matter how hot
the city may be, because OF their afternoon
in the sand within snifanQ distance Of the
wafer. There Is Miss Violet Vary in a
Partisan gown, drinking warm, sweet
champagne, and trying to impress upon her
admirers that
SHE IS QUITE AS PROPER
as the numerous women they know, but to
whom they wouldn't dream of mentioning
her name l look at Miss Violet and l re-
member Maggie. aud l think of the sturdy
honesty OF the one who works from O'Clock
in the morning to 6 o'clock at night to get
her bread and butter and to live decent
life, and | have On added respect for the
little girl, even though she is somebody's
ladyfrlend; = for she Is GOOD and straight,
and the least bit of kno ledge of this doesn't
enter into Miss Violet's life. Then there are
quiet married people and crowds Of politi-
clans, and as for children, we'll, yea are
surprised that any are left In New York.
There are fat babies and thin babies pretty
babies and ugly babies, babies who are
atfectlonate and babies who are cross.
There are small boys who, having asked
their mothers the permitted 500 questions,
are sent to their father for further infor-
nation. And there arc small girls in large
hats, who early in life are sacrificed on the
altar or vanity in their efforts to keep the
wind from blowing them or.
THE GROWTH OF CHIMMIR.
Evidently the people l saw on the boat
have followed my route around the island,
for l see the group with the sick baby sit
ting down on the sands and eating L heir din
ner from out of a basket, while "Chimmie
and Mag" are at one of tho tables consum-
ing clam chowder and drinking ginger ale :;
and as pass l conclude they have made up,
for Mag is saying, "Eothin' goes while Pm
wild you that's stronger than ginger ale."
l tell you there are posi- oilities for Chmmie;
Maggie will keep him straight and some day
the district will send him to the Assembly
and then they'll call him sour Jimmie;"
later on the legislature will see him. and he
Will be the Honorable James Innerarity;
then he will be sent to Washington, and his
visiting cards will, bear the name of "The
Honorable James Melbourne Innerarfty. ;"
for Maggie will remember when the old
folks we're on the other side there was sople-
thing about Melbourne in the family; after
this he will reach the dignity of Senator In
perarity. and he may be President, for de-
cidedly worse men than ChimmIe have been
nominated, even on the democratic ticket.
IN THE FIREWORKS ENCLOSURE.
There is a wild rush for the fireworks;
once in, everybody who has bought a re-
served seat wishes he hadn't, for the ones
that are not reserved are much better for
seeing than those that are, and the chances
are 10 to l that you are put in the wrong
seats at first, and that you are moved two
or three times until the people around you
wish that you had never been born. The
rockets fly up in the air, bouquets and bas-
kets are formed of red, and green and yell
low, ana the small boys yell, cop and
"Ah p and every girl who has a gentleman
friendn leans up against him because she is
SO frightened, and he consoles her and does
what the darkies call "nuss her paws"
After the British ships have been broken TO
pieces and the band has played "The Star
Spangled Banner" the start is made for
home.
AS DEATH ENDS PT ALL.
We are all going by train in the open
cars. Just ahead of me ia Maggie, and
when look at her / see to my surprise she
is crying while Caimmie is whispering to
her The pride OF the fine clothes IL ali
gone. She raises her head as l come near
her to wait for the big gates 10 open; then
she walks over to me, and in a voice that 70
trembling a good deal she says: you
cum down on the boat wild us and maybe
you will be kind enough to do us a favor.
The little baby that was sick on board the
boat just died few minutes ago, and some
how 1t don't seem right for the pore little |
thing TO go up on a train filed with hol-
lerin' people and Chimmie said be would buy
places for them In the parlor car, but he
spent all bis money and the railroad CONS
panY won't- tEuss hin. II your gsAsleuaaB-