The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24


low. fresnling on promotion, once spoke
Of him as tort a trayers' as weak witt
cisn he never repeated Tort had his
idea as TO the distinction between free
dom and license, and his own way Of con
veyinc his meaning. He had dash and
daring always When he thought 1t
worth while. he was audacious. His
fashionable friends went into Mysteries,
and even Bohemia was aghast al his
freak Of making his tenth ocean voyage
as a Storage passenger
When we subs Of the Cosmogenie gave
our returned favorite a welcoming sup
per at "The Quarry" there was an asl-
nine expression upon one or TWO OF the
feebler minds THAI we were whitewash-
ing him. and that a little cdrbohc acid
had been stirred Ia with the lime. Every
body who could beg or borrow the ser
vices of an office "uudersludy' for That
night was there Iravers wore the only
dress coat on parade, but he atoned for
the lapse into PLilistinism by sitting upon
the table, his feet in chair, While he
tod steerIge yarns.
Heroic newspaper enterprise did you
ask! Dell a bit of it, ] was regularly
cleaned out by my five weeks on the con
tinent, and hadn't even the ready for
second cabin ticket. ] landed in New
hork WIN Genus IN my pocA9e' "a VIZ
gone IN Iot I4s S1eeIe-ee' ! NUT .Hoiou Hn
work of it. I spared my eyes not one un-
coiuel5 SlEul' H'J t-i9 'Ioh III ouo Poi5
glOt baDble-s qualliug babies, swearing
men scOlding women and my nose, It's
too soon after supper TO talk about that
You've heOTd OF an atmosphere that
"ouiu resist d CiiNlHP huIle' a Clga yoI
CouI1u nav ne" "a i tnI '-I "u5' We
DfedsAe" gnu iC'- A1Il0N O'o4 NHA '0i
lot thoSe ulue Gays ,7-4s, ...nr ~.
anu TT d. ~ Wy H llIulsuo u ~ an uiS-
SoNgIeu tNS a1lolu Uo' ~ ri $3.50
WIi'e cover olos7oliI' d C''a4 anu sweet
anu Ieal!e7s as SfCI li Bo3uT e. Over i. u
AeduON p'yI. '2lc .Poo AoJioI' -
SOu atC stoi--l-A ioI a HEHO y" O"H EiIn
aEllA " % ., " -" cue 90 nv 'i'lL
vas IN isIiila DoI no nay. a-ou HeI
Uu59 It4 nc.p 4uI 't-oHs .Io oyiloI NolileH men
aI.u tHi-D' GA an NY Vty' '"OolS. "l-G
nllracu .. ouslS Heav, Dut lnaU evening /
CaluS upon nll S.ou"lu- Sl0ny' VI az
Heariy solt ~ as one Could Qe III M
1oui No. oNJ W Do iCI'il'i5 oi my < iiue
a." -goN'Lir "N l-i'L7il' It1 81
M 9ilc NI9 pL"5 I.l-' le -.Iooll vas III
nei SecoH1 qudI tui' any sAO"Su every
Ate o4 tue rdpo IaNe' cIcdl oli uenoe[
WIN solAC1ulH u4'-ueu AT
; auo'lloI ei $500 We o. nos re. re-
olo NOT HeeI lofinal lhtTo-
ouctlons. si'9he liI,SI, res ulIy' one
Icllltu LiouSs- w anu lIdAh4J: uLSW
Ouu niue on lcI SloIH y"aY AlEHG' Inc
resi- EoI lue AeNO Two u"} NHue we
CHdt,eu' CAAStIeu nose mo- ietS W ere zoo
slCh 10 "vyeuu 70 .uelu' I4tSo atu ho"Ieu
anu romeo dpouy VI anu INC reCA OF eFu
SOoAeI$ loushI WIN lne ouoIs Oh neg
4gOl0u Io9l l1"I " NV 9Iale away anu j
Thought u d C-ONGL DlOOu4 IODtCN III Il E QL-
yer,
~ neach me announcer cigar VIII you,
NAlIaIAs. MS stump mas Ihe sUeefage
eaiLI W my IdsIe'l
uers was Ihe SIN plesI nature l ever
AAe" SGI sue Adu d Vlear Heau, ana she
Was hoI li-itefate lor one OF her station;
! IC ~. tIlluILoou sue Iidu ueeH oeIuIVtheu
70 GhafIes NassdI' OAe sou OF Relgh0or
nc HaG eIllsfdtTu 10 america I'VE ears
aEo. cHe was 'Aen nineteen. 1ad Ihey
ho1 Deeh 100 poor 10 marry IusJ yet she
must nave stayed pehlnu TO take care OF
ISr W4uQ"Su ana paralS Ilc mother
CHdIles Aau "iiIteh 10 ner every month
anu ms money Almost supported them.
9He IoIu rue III odulN broken EngHsh
S sue .Hau Maue such pam 70 study, Tor so
CudI4e9 EAu "Il1e me 20 40: JhaJ there
was no. III Hi4etIcd ~ OF IL, so poor any
one as my HouQer WIN nNselI was. She
Aaue 8oou Wofh IL was once, ouI now she
nv n.y. OlS loou VI OuS manu- 50
mucn. one mere iled ana LOOK at me.
CauhoO 10 you say now she was sorry IN
the eyes OF hef. So-tWo, three, four
year-dhu one uay she the eyes smut and
RoU one WORD call-So loud! NO word!
NO LOOK! no sorry now
sIoou between Ine daughter and rude
ga5eI9 unul she GOV her voice PACK. 1t
UId net gQou 10 IaIk IL OUT ana let her
go on Win uhe story presently.
Inc Ihother was buried oy peasant
nelehDors niue richer than she had been.
christina paid theIn back with the next
money SEM py Char!es' ana hlred herself
oQJ 70 a farmer VIE For a year she
ana an the toughest work of the rough
housekeeping cooking, washing, milking,
churhlng planting, hoelng and digging
potatoes slLulng up at night to write to
Chafies ana 10 sew upon such scanty
STOCK OF household linens as she could
puy WIN her mean wages. Charles upon
one SIDE OF the salt waste OF waters, she
on the other, laoored anu saved for some
thlng dearer than llte-the hope of meet
ana uYlng together.
Just twelve months from the day her
moJner dled she received letter inclos-
ing money TO take her to Hamburg and to
BUY Storage ticket to America. She
said to Dakota, pronouncing it so oddly
that for awhile thought she meant De
catur. Charles was on a ranch in that
state He, would meet her in New York