The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
World.

gffaDs ,-[---0- -o.-tS winch IN SUISSE
/ IN M-.iight-occasion her worry or sorrow:
be eDrse he was slick, and allayed all
and doubts for the coming tomorrow.
7 o,,e el.e5oIse, do you gambler" The
ANA distinct that ne rnisbt ,,rdors+s,,.7.
( w. n G1Hei' L don't; bur I ought to just
For For I'm holding a beautiful hand"
twas triumph of genius. it can't be de-
e, BY mortaIs but rarely possessed.
'-'e gfI5iety gathered her sleeves to one
And wilted away on his breast.
Detroit Free Press.
. as means for reducing avosr7,no,s
I nros,,e l5iiis, says the New York Times. has
/ az a, 20 euicacious that women now
i SsHS exercise in that way just a. reS-ii
larry every day as they eat their b~esi-
1esC MISS Alice BelknaD of WASHINGTON
e NM Mas such belle at Bar Harbor This
/ CIV - - q most systematic rider Ev-
Wy Jay she rides twenty miles If The
iCSS ,us are IN any way passable.
sreIo = w ". n; vanderbilt and Miss Con-
ssCiSto anderpilt were among the FIRST 10
an an ~ me bike" and this autumn thew
"a Hau many a spin since the summer
Mrs Tj11i nave IN some degree lessened.
~, 90. w imam Jay, Mrs. Nanderbilt's most
snC lI4 friend, is also devoted to the
spoiJ ana Is one of the best riders in Tho
went ~. LAST spring. before Mrs. Jay
IN ~ out OF town, she went every morn
ing Tor an hour ride on Riversiie D1-i,,a
/ u through the park. Her costume is al
! ways exceedingly simple but very smart
/ her faVorite gown being a black serfre
Haae with Norfolk jacket. and a soft
| telJ nat, the skirt Of the gown full enough
4 10 hdhg gracefully.
Mrs Stanley Mortimer is another good
rIuef ana has made some marvellous
ii9us. She looks particularly well in her
Dlcycle costume, generally of brown
/ serge, with covert coat and brown feif
/ nat There is, of course a great deal
Oh discussion as to the best sort of bi-
considered, but the length and width of
me SKIRT ana the cut of the jacket form
| ~ Al aDsorDlhg topics of conversation.
me serge Sowns-heavy serges are the
iaNofltes Tor the present, and a skirt a
| HttIe on the plan of the old fashioned bel
| skirt seems best adapted to bicvclina
| Some women look wei in Elton Jackets
ana when Elton jackets are becoming and
/ wen maze they certainly are DELIGHTFULLY."-
/ trim little garments.
Bicycle boots are by many preferred to
/ SHOES ana leggings, but either is fash
iio33stole indeed in all the details now
/ while there must, as i'm a riding hahit
| be look of fitness il is allowable to
! consult somewhat the becomingness Of
] nat and gown.
The eating of confectionery, says Clara
Belle, in the Cincinnati Enquirer will be
anything but graceful this season if the
swell confectioners persist in making their
Hnest candies as sticky and Chevy as
Ihey 90 at present. Without stopping to
mat now attach to the candy habit I'll
relate an incident of romance in which
| they had an important part
B9ssle was a sweet little thing, and
Archle loved her dearly. She had been
visiting the family for the past three
! weeks, and, of course, he loved her to
aSesitracTon, for any fellow couldn't help
| ioNlnS Bessie If he had the chance to be
| IN the same house with her for three
weeks. But then she was poor, and the
more Archie thought about If the moro
I faf "a
hear about it. OF course. If the ola man
wouldn't hear of it, it was all up. because
no, I IA now much a fellow loves a
biII ne can 90 and do anything that is
likely to make the old man I'M and
cut him off. So Archie and Bessie had
q i3nS lax BESSIE was hopeful. and she
sara that she and the old man were good
friends, and she wanted to know what
creme thought of her asking him, but
6HI a. ulun mink that would be digni-
!leq. ne SAID If the old man was going
70 KICK, he thought it was the mans nIace
70 Dg kicked exc, and not the woman's Then.
stool in the library chewing eararneIs -, ~
lot Of thinking. ulu
we couldn't get married hrst?" Ar
chic Ventured ~
Bessie had her teeth all stuclx +ooa+b,,.
with caramels but she shook beT JsaeI
with violence, and had a not-on-vour-1ife
sort Oh LOOK. AT this juncture the old
MAN step was heard outside Peseie,s
race became illumined with an 49,
Leave him to me-" she whispered sanJ
you come IN quick the minute / Gail ,.ot,
ana DO Just as ] say" ''N'
Archie scurried into the front ha1, -
wait Just as the old man came in from, ~,
next mex room Bessie hustled about and cot
MS chalr IN place, she found his pIassss
she saked if she couldn't cut Tho ia 1900.
OF the magazine, and she invited him 10
nave caramel The old man was melted
ana ne took a caramel She sat down b,,,
his knee and pured and Chartered ana ny bIg
Ola man went on eating caramels An ~
Pos seau FL, ne got red in the face, ana
"Oh, sirv' she cried eli bI,sb
tears. Arehle has something to saw 10
you ana please, please, don't be cross 10
nm ana with this she rushed for Arcbtn
'falk quick" she said and if he cioesnst
say no. take it for yes ''''7''' I
ACME plunged. Father I love Bessie.
ne cried IN loud key. The old man got
purple, but mis- mouth wouldn't omen ID,
Iathef, was sure you would NOT obianf
You dont object! You would say so. faith
en- know you Wpuld, if you did obiect
and we will be so happy You can 500 ebe
is the dearest little thing in the world
ana we VIII get married at once-to-mor,
row. IL you don't mind. Oh! you dom
mind. can see that because. dad ~
you did mind, know you would saw 81 =
here Bessie chung around the old mans
knee while she told him how dear and
good he was, and what n good dauabter
She WouIu De. Archie cried, too, and said
ne ne ", would be good son. and 90 into the
Dank, ana added piously: you bless
us, don't you, dad, l know you do bless
us, because if you didn't bless us Won
NouiN say 80, EOulQn I you, QaQ2' Resist.
threw her arms about him and called him
papa and said she knew he blessed fber,
BY this time the old mans chin was
getting loose a little and Bessie said:
Now, that you are my papa, l can kiss
you, can't I?'' and she kissed him When
the old man managed to get his teeth apart
he said: 'l''''
We'll, ! will be- then he changed his
mind. Give me another caramelrT no
reared and get along and get married
and Archie, my boy, heaven help your
A correspondent of the "Gentlewornan. ,,
who has lately visited Sandringham
writes as follows of the famous ponies az
the Princess of Wales:
The princess loves them well. and the
day scarcely passes when she does not Wis
it the stables and kennels, carving with
her a basket full of sugar, carrots and
other daint'es for her pets. There is a
quartet of dear little ponies she sometimes
drives; would you not like to see her start
ing off with that four-in-hand?
/ learned the names of her ponies
'Huffy" Puffy" Beau" and Belle
another couple, Beans and "Bena" were
very pretty, too. The gardens before the
windows are gay with late summer and
early autumn flowers just now. In the
kitchen garden there IS a sweet riot of
color. AS you stand at the entrance as far
your eye can reach stretch two
long lines of flame red. pink and