The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-14

Royal Exchange playing the "Marseillaise.w
when an idea struck the men present in the tel.
ephone room. The windows and doors uers
thrown open and the attendant at the Paris end
was asked IL he could hear anything. The re-
Spouse Cn French) was immediate: YES I can
hear band playing the 'Marseillaise. }" That
band of music playing in the streets OF London
could be plainly distinguished In Paris Is slff,
ciently striking marvel OF the nineteenth cent
ury science.
THE supreme court of North Caro- Ina las,
week fled an opinion in the case of the stat.
against q Charlotte hotelkeeper whose bar
keeper sold liquor TO minors. The court holds
that liquor license is a personal trust Hence
though the person holding the license may en-
ploy persons TO sell liquor for him. yet II illegal
sales are made by the clerks, as on Sunday OF
to minors, the clerks knowing them to be such
the holder of the license is liable to indictment
as well as the clerks, etc., since it Is criminal
negligence on his part not to keep q suflceni
oversight to prevent violation Of the law. In
other words: the act OF the enploye is the act Of
the principals
and hAbitual serenity Of the Japanese women
can be found in their freedom from small wor-
ries. says the Newport NeIos. The fashion OF
dress never varying saves the wear OF mind
over that subject, and the baroness of the
houses and simplicity OF diet make housekeep-
ing mere bagatele. Everything is exuuis-
itely clean and easily kept SO. There is no
paint, no drapery. NO crowd of little ornaments,
in the dusty streets And then the feeling OF
living In the rooms that can be turned into al.
comics and verandas at a moments notice Of
having walls that slide away as freely as do the
scenes on the stage. and let in all out-of DOORS
or change the suites of rooms to the shape and
size that the whim Of the day the hour re-
Qnires The Japanese are learning much from
US, some things not to their improvement. We
might begin, with profit to ourselves, to learn
OF them.
1.-THE WREN, says an observer, matches re,
markedly large number of eggs, sometimes as
many as seventeen. This building of the nest
shows desire for ample house room, 1t is usu,
ally so long and narrow that a small child can
scarcely get in Its two fingers together. and then
they will not reach one-third OF the distance to
the end. Now, how are the sevente an little ones
fed? The bird must make several trips for food
at every meal, feeding one or two OF her numer
Gus brood at time. How does she Recognize
those which have received their portion and
those which have not? The little always
stretch their necks. open their beaks, and like
Oliver Twist, perslstently call for more; but tbs
mother carefully avoids giving anything beyond
the quantity which will not interfere with the
digestion OF her offspring. The question is oDa
which have nsver been able to answer IT'S
one upon which the scientists Of the keen obser
walton of Darwin or Richard JeffneSoould throE
an interesting light"
THE Russian language is undergoing
change which is none the less marked because
it 10 gradual," said Louis Stoboneff Of New Ions
don. Conn, And this is true despite the vigor
Gus efforts of the government to prevent for
eign words from creeping into the language
Cultivated Russians Of the higher CLASSES ara
responsible for 1t. They travel great dealyoQ
know. They are the best natural hnquists in
the world, The average Eussian noble hal
learned to speak German, French, English,
Spanish and Italian by the time he he's reached
his ma jority. These are considered essentials
to proper education. Many go beyond this
and learn several Asiatic languages and dis'
leots. Naturally the language of polite Russian
society Is almost polygot, and is gradually pro
duoing marked difference between the Ian
guAge Of tho Great Peter and that OF the court
ieFs and diplomats OF Alexander IL Even
family names have bsen affected. Many people
beIieve that the family Of N. de Giers, minister
of foreign affairs, was originally French because
his nanae is French. On the contrary NJ. Dc
Giers is pure FLOODED Russian, whose family
took French name during the regn OF Gather
ine II, "