The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

stand that formerly stood at the corner
OF Fllteenth ard q streets that its re-
moVal has been decided upon To the tru-
ant husband II was a boon 10 see piles or
luscious fruit Inviting purchase as he
TOOK ms homeward way at an uncOn-
scion1able hour and many. a family split
has been avoided by a basket Of those de-
Acious peaches at the transfer.
On the day Of the passing OF the stand.
s r. - lLtsneuc individuaI engaged the
lfult Fender IN conversation, expressing
regret that he had to go. y es," replied
ne ttallsns 1T was vera good corner:
bu a., I pay nfty. dollar month for it,"
w nat 80 for room under the caves
OF building; how much money do you
take Ia IN the course Of a months / should
MINK nm. your rent WOuld eat up all the
Oh. this vera good corner" repeated
ne, pohShing an apple Il make two hum
dred twenty r. to tree HUNDRED dollar
every month. got nuther corner down.
town and most six thousand dollar IN
rank, but his vera good corner, and he
heaFed a sigh at the thought Of parting
with the goose that laid the golden egg.
Inc american friends OF the present
Lazy Beresford, formerly Duchess or
Marlborough and Mrs. Hammersley, ex-
cite themselves needlessly over the facu
thar Blenheim and all its splendors on
when her money was expended passed
cut OF her hands with the dukes death,
MitnCut MS wife's receiving any return
OF the large sums used in restoring the
estate. With true American enterprise
the duchess at the time of her marriage
persuaded the duke TO have his life in
sured for her benefit for a good, round
sum, ana even if she had TO keep the policy
pdlu up herself she reaped her reward in
q gOodiy supply OF ducats when she gave
duke.
A very interesting BOOK has been
brought back from England by a recent
traveller. It - an octave paper volume
containing ruiz page portraits of all the
members Of the royal family. one show
ing the four living generations the queen,
Prince of Wales, Duke of York and in
tant son IS Of especial interest. The
frncess OF Wales is as always, charm
ing-lOOking, but her daughters without
their exalted titles, would not attract
much attention viewed from our stand
ard OF beauty. little pardonable vanity
Is exhibited by the male members of the
family having their photographs taken
IN Highland costume while visiting the
Duke Of Fife when one considers that
the calves thus shown could don knick-
erbockers without shame.
Taken all in all, the queen has every
reason to be proud Of the appearance of
her offspring. their consorts, but it seems
questionable taste TO sell the whole lot
a railway station for sixpence.
Madame Romero, whose afternoons are
SO largely attended throughout the WIN
ter was talking this summer about the
fatigue incident to seeing and receiving
when il is all over" she frankly adj
mitted. But while people are coming
and going ! thoroughly enjoy it, and
then Senior Romero likes his house to
be regarded as one of the most popular
in the capital, as he is very DESTROYS
of exciting and retaining the most friend
~ feeling between this country and Mex
ico. So he insists that everyone shall
have a cordial reception, and |, for one,
am glad to extend it for l remember one
occasion when / got snub at a grand
house and / determined then that if
anyone, even an old apple woman,
should seek my hospitality, she should
receive it, To be sure, never expected
to be put to the test literally, as really
occurred, for one afternoon l glanced to-
ward the door, and there peering in, ev-
identity having followed the crowd, was
an apple woman, basket, little plaid
shawl and all Here was my chance to
prove to myself my sincerity, so step
ping forward l gave her as hearty
greeting as was bestowed on the most
favored guest My apple-woman was
quite a Joke for awhile among my friends
but she was pleased, and l unframed,
so l rather enjoyed the fact than other
wise"