The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-16

When the Emanclpated Woman. says
Haipers Bazaar, came down to breakfast
she found a most delicious meal await
ing her Her husbands biscuits had
never been lighter or flakier. The coffee
had never been so fragrant in aroma, so
delicious to the taste The beefsteak was
broiled just as she liked It. and IL was as
tender as the affection OF her own tender
and loving husband.
"Ahr' she said as she laid aside her
napkin and prepared 10 leave the table.
"a breakfast like this fortihes one for the
days duties. Now sweet good-by kiss
from my dear husband and l am gone"
He put his arms about her neck and
looked up into her face as she kissed MIN,
and then he coocd:
my beloved ! just adore you! O, why do
you have to 60 10 the horrid Office Why
can't you stay here at home with me
where l can look upon your sweet face
and feel your kisses upon my lips7'
The Emancipated Woman smiled an in
dulgent smile and she replied:
THAT would be very nice, but life Is
something more than hugs and kisses,
you know. ! must 10 and perform my
part in the great world OF business, while
my dear little husband, I'm his sheltered
home nest, attends TO his domestic du.
ties"
And will you think Of me while you are
DOWNTOWN" he asked.
Certainly / shall" she replied.
Dearest" he said.
well, love?"
Il am in such need of new pair Of
trousers, dear II you could spare me S.
or Sc this morning, l."
"Why, certainly" she replied, taking
out her purse. Here IL tho money. Get
yourself a real nice pair
AS the emancipated woman seized the
Of l,a Of
street car and drew herself on board she
said TO herself:
81 thought II mighty strange IL that
good breakfast and all that mollycod-
ding didn't mean that cash was wanted
for some sort OF toggery or other"
AS her husband put on his hat and sal
lied forth TO do a little shopping he said
to himself:
when a man wants a little money It
is much better to use little strategy
than to ask a wife biuntly for cash, as
some men do"
The progressive Chicago woman, saws
the New York Sun has been quick to take
advantage Of the opportunity afforded by
the favor into which the bicycling craze
has lifted the boomer costume with her
experience of the comfort and freedom Of
boomers gained in bicycling, and with the
removal Of the prejudice against the cos
tune, which has been one Of the results
OF It's adoption by so many wheel-women
she has boldly adopted boomers for horse
back riding. and has taken TO riding
astride, man fashion. quite number Of
women may now be Seen any day on the
bouloyards and In the parks Of Chicago RI
ding horseback astride, clad In modified
boomers.
Tho question Of women riding horseback
astride has been much discussed from a
medical and hygienic standpoint and most
authorities seem TO favor the method as
being most healthful and rational. Among
most Of the less civilized peoples 1t is the
inVariable custom for the women to ride
horseback astride, like the man. But con-
ventionalty and not comfort, is what has
counted in civilized countries, and though
many efforts have been made to discard
the clumsy and dangerous side-saddle,
they have all been frowned down. Bicy-
cling has now come to the rescue.