The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-08

she does wonderful work-such wonderful
work that the theater is packed night
aIter night, and, mercenary as that may
sound, the crOwding of the theater does
prove a good play and a good actress
Wen, she has my best wishes for success,
and 1t was good to have the tears first
for now she can laugh, and the Iaugbina
last is best
get digniied and polite bow. which
1 return with all the respect that can be
expressed BY a small woman, from Mr.
benjamin Harrison 1t is a strange face
that race OF his. To me it tells Of much
suffering, but of much strength stored nm
LOT special occasions L am rebel still
out am a republican, as far as Mr. Har-
[lson is concerned. 1 should like to see
n t III tne wnlte house again, for if we
start TINS third-term business, we might
as Well have a king at one. and. if we 40
mat, We had better take him young. and
De sure of his breeding Then we can
train him, and it won't be too much from
DIe TOT MN 10 be polite to the nation 1t
- curious lhlng, but the real royalties
newer me EeTitaDle kings and queens. do trouble
tIISuiseIVes great deal more than the
imitation ones, and even the women feel
tnat they owe Somthing to the people and
Iney pay II Fancy the Duchess Of York
baby sold! have a dear one The el ba dey
IS IN ner arms, and the young duke
rs, Ieahlng over her and looking at it,
THESE are the things that make peopIe
loyal But when our pasteboard king
mas acute development of the head. and
torgees that, belonging to the masses,
at MS woman and children, he NAV make
up ms mind that the masses are not go
III Ing 10 care very much for him or them
when their loving admiration is counted
of no worth, No, If we want a king we
must DO as those men who train the ra &c
winners. We must catch him young. and
veins. NN III his
Speaking of men who own racehorses.
ttnat slender, small, dark little man who
just went by owns some | would like ~
haVe-it is Dave Gideon. A good conbi
nauon OF adjectives may be applied TO
nmlnwhe is kind and lucky. Poor George
Drew barrymore used to call this we'll
dressed, fashiona ble-looking man "fbe
star boarder of the family" You know
VINO II ls-John Drew. And this great,
11sd n o,.o man, wearing fur trim
man whose figure is fine, but whose face
Is SO muIhed up you can't see il, is Mel
davenport his wife. There is one thing
peautltul about Miss Davenport; she Is
tne klndest and most considerable of ac-
tresses TO the stage folk; she is willing
to spend her money for them. and she iS
willing to help them. The people in her
company, who wish to succeed, are en-
SSoEra as. ana assisted by her, and she
mas never been envious of another ac-
tress, or acted meanly to one. She does
her work and does it we'll, loves and is
loyal TO her own people, and deserves to
All the rest of the people who pass along
are wonderfully alike The society girl
Is out m run force. for just now she has
a new pose; The knowing girl is quite out
OF style. The girl of to-day, with her
hair turned of her face very softly. must
LOOK innocent; must try as far as possible
70 get on her face the look of a baby. She
longs to appear absolutely ignorant bur
alas! she finds il difficult i cross over.
INTO IN the square, and passing, give a look
at the babies in their perambulators And
am glad am not baby.
HOW would you like to ride in a peram-
pulator when the afternoon was very
a
never to have drink of water given 10
you, ana TO be expected, when you are
tnirsty or hungry, to be satisfied with
sour milk taken through a long blacl
tube like a gaspipe? Any sensible being
would kick and rage and do anything fhaf
would can up his satanic majesty. The
learned ooctors say that babies draw in
with the milk that they drink the sort of
temperament they are going to have. If
Inat Is SO, the coming man is to be
dreaded. He will be a sour. nasty dvsne9'-
tic creature. l may be a bit old fashioned
but l don't believe the Lord intended ma
pies to take their nourishment out of a
DOItles II ne mad, there would have been
some sort OF special bottle made for them.
ana II would not have been left to the
doubtful ingenuity Of man to contriye
DOWN south among the mammies, when
ANYBODY Is described as being a ''bottIs
paby, all his weaknesses of brain ana
heart are forgiven, because of his mis-
fortune. l once heard an old darkey ex-
cuse a young man who had forged his
fathers name, and married a vnriafv
actress in this way: 'fYon see b6pov
you mustn't jedge too harshly ob Ie ~
Iortunate soul: he never had the aivaD-
tases of de rest of de family. AM lnckjn.
4e malnstay what can be respected fro1y,
MN? lie We're marked from de dav az
ms birth as creature liable TO sin and
uncertainty. He were refrained from the
natural FOUNTAIN of youf' and were given
over to dat beastliest of drinlSs hos de
poLtle. All the darkieS about shook their.
neads knowingly, and agreed with Aun1
BrlggSy that "a chile which were raised
on dc bottle could not be held rcsDonsf
pie don't suppose all the talking in
lhe world would make mothers Of Women
they might try to get somebody to talCe
care OF their babies who wouldn't he
have as If the little people We're with
out feeling, and not susceptible to smc.,
ORDINARY weaknesses as thirst hunger and
cola or heat 1t is time for me to %
home, for 1 have chatted about men
women and babies, but L must say one
last thing.
For some unknown reason a lady
shouldn't Ike to think she was anything
name. She is said to be tall and dark
distinguished attributes that | cannot
claim, as am small and members of NV
FAMILY speak of me as fair" In every
instance, this lady tells that she is iust
recovering from nervous prostratfOn ans
that she has been under the care of a
specialist. To be forcible but not gram
she is not me, as I have moi haar
under the care of any nerve doctor Far
pc II from me to interfere with her ger
ting any of the luxuries of life that she
can, honestly and she can Introduce her
sen as the missing link or Lydia Pink
nam, put give you my word OF honor
'As'' sns Is not Bah.
THE .BEGGAR's EXCHANGE.