The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
Midnight


-- Midnight.
.-~- yau know who Is writing
- me h4ppiest woman in the
Vt.r you left me an hour
century aso-life and the
u-1 had changed.
-.r -s.4 goodnight to my hostess
--..s--0 L am home now. and I only
.-s- YOU love me. never dared
.-. +,- such happiness. Beloved, to
you. low I pity other women
never know that bliss-poor
Vcuu
- slsep-I wonder shall I ever
se.a-I must, in justice to you. to
s tell YOU a secret that has long
"a 30 -.ayv on my heart. When tonight
4 os.spered that you loved me and 7
-s ana told you that 7 had long
Il v5l did you guess my secret:
So u+rs silent then; the flowers danced
"A .e,ra my -yes-dld you guess how long
4 4-5 loved you-hopelessly.
ME confess now. Long ago. when
husband Eved: when I had no right
have given you a thought, even. had
& ,s- v5u my heart, my soul. 1 hid it from
,r r-.le helped me. I saw no sign that
,sred for me-and then he died and I
4. t-=a but you cared nothing for me. His
lead. you came to comfort me. wept
Do your shoulder-ah, those tears burn
The rest you lnow-those sunny days
Ia,v. those long. long afternoons by
sea. when only you ana shared Gods
\ -1ls, and now you love me,
y.s WIZ never know; I can never tell
81 maca love you-rhere is beggary in
love thatoan be reckoned. but come TO
5-mo--0w, early. and read. perhaps.
MI s,s= what my lips can never say.
No. night dearest y.
His letter 20 her.
Midnight.
81 d. YOU know who Is writing to YOU
h. most vretchcd man on earth. I have
as shameful deed. An hour ago We
a God t1ge-her YOU and l. How beautiful
ID wer- your beauty rushed to my
n / only telr the power of your pres
b.. YOUR delicious manners. I must be
Rtrl.aly frank To-day an old friend re-
x un5l home. We met. after years Of es-
. I-anslment ana we were reconc!led. we
"A ue7r the lay together at the club. ] re-
hn-absred my dinner engagement / took
20 DOWN YOU rallied me for being quiet
sci Very -tiN The lights, the flowers, the
a- 'ne roses beat upon my brain. I
mess must sit il Cut-the long dinner
4sr w- stood among the flowers in the
IN g.. ae..,
Nrlta brute Wine can make Of a man.
A I- .aa ~priu. before I met you in Italy
n bad asked d woman to give her life into
.fny A-epn-. and she consented And
y less must be- true TO her II such a thing
p cam BE- true 10 any woman. She loves
ami IS alone. You pity me and have
p he world ut your feet. 1 dare not
p for your torgiveness-that Is not for
sou VIII despise me, and that l de-
)lay hope for one word from you?
J.
4 telegram from her to him.
Enclosed YOU wrong letter. Pray return
10 Unopened y.
/ Islesram from him to her.
Telegram received before letter. I re-
'trra IS you desire.
From her 20 him.
Dear stupid Jack-How I laughed at
pour .4-tar Did you really think I took
you 1u ser.euX? Am I not sufficiently
oman OF The world to know when man
ms 1-ne1 too well2 Now I have a little
CoA-esslou 70 make in turn-the letter
yen returned, as I requested, was really
you q lecture, well deserved on your
@H but your cOntrition touched my
74f'-1enca the telegram. So you are
slss1- Come and tell me all about it
afternoon at s.. y.
rom h-m to her on mass of roses
i thousand thanks. dearest. kindest
,"''-sl OF omen. This afternoon, then,
sAa-I kneel at your feet and beg for
Is r-gass-
GE,rae- from her diary:
@-i never know that I know.
INfact from his diary:
''. snail never know that know.
a,an!as for women have been shown at
A.-h-class lingerie shops, says the
York Times, though they are in, as
rather limited use. They are very
affairs. the loose trousers and
.A7l being in surah and India silk for
and in silk flannel for winter
hey are especially valued for use
.o.-T4 snip and al hotels, where the pos
- % q hurried rise in the night is not
80 or A number Of women prefer
~ any time TO the long cambria or
d. tam indolent woman with a ten
towards having q double chin. has
-A9l method of warding off the evil
Hle dlsiikes to arise as soon as she
1-ss and she spends the half-hour or
-'le She sets out of bed each morn
NJ ~ s.fohing her chin down into her
Ntl'i urm, even strokes. The ma ssage
+, --@nlably good for her chin, and she
/. mat her Incidence is forgivable under
circumstances.
,4e present Empress Of Japan, saws the
,,..i ana Express. is woman of such
II. individuality of character that
FINISHES most interesting item to
,t,- 9ald mat she has organized so many
ana schools and benevolent So
W. -Aat although she has a large pri-
All ONE, she keeps herself poor in
I'm larry out her plans for lettering
'"lIuon Of her country women.
e... re institution is perhaps the peer
et,l li9eA ID is for the exclusive benefit
r.. -tAshters of noblemen, and is under
... patronage In this school are
t- English. French, painting and
An... III fact pretty much what any
,. -ah girl would be taught in any
sr school.
-..- iTits hospital at Toxic is also very
ra Aer majesty's heart. she visits it
foe. ana always goes loaded with
iur the sick or toys for the chill
,. snort she is a Thoroughly Ampri-