The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-09

Secretary Ia Monte is here 10 be near
senator hill, who Is only an hour away
The young ladies drive great deal
mere. They are accompanied always hy
a little tiger" who sits holt upright unon
tne box and gives dignity, safety and
Ch1pefonage. The younger the tiger the
better he iulfils his mission. His attitude
on the box must be motionless.
There is "a tale here current that half
me summer tigers are not an they seen
20 oe-not real flesh and blood and bones
Norma Munro, the girl with a name ia
.Iil.at 70 AN, has user aged only
years. lie Is black as coal, and OF "a fig
nre which. dressed in livery Is precisely
Ike a great black toy doll Upon the
nlsn seat little tiger sits mOtionless
uutlns me long drives. One day some
une started the story mat the little fellow
By Miss Munro.
OF course such a story made excite
ment IN place like Long Branch. where
eNcltements are craved for a diet ana
me summer men set out 10 find III the
boy was stuffed or real. They eNneri-
mented with him, threw mud al him.
Tossed up Iruit slyly 10 him. but all TO
no avail lie did not turn an eyelash
Inen an idea occurred TO some one
letting a great slice of watermelon. he
held II up temptingiy one hot day ns the
vehicle dashed by I'm the dust There
was the slightest tremor OF an evelasb
And the little dark face relaxed into A
grin, IL was alivel But that does NOT
prevent many a stuffed figure from riding
ON me box when suitable tiger cannot
be found.
Golhng has caught Long Branch. one
on us clubs, dignihed with the name OF the
Norwood Park Field Club. has leased a
great deal Of land of Mrs Norman Munro
LOT a long lease and will build club-houses
and lay out extensive links
Marshall Wilder and Thomas O. Sea-
brooke. the long and short OF laugh and
grow rat day. are holding forth each AT
terhoOn IN Their respective corners of the
piazza. Like ID. b. nm az Normandie-hv-
the-Sea and Whitney at Newport. these
Two similarly minded men have to keen
apart, for both want TO talk at once and
upon the same thing. Clementine lie We're
Sapio, who was the first church-choir sim
ger to be paid concert prices Sunday morn
lngs; Marie Wainwright and Adele Richie
are all here for a production OF a plav IN
| the open air. They go In the water, watch
"a py an admiring crowd, and cycle under
tne same intent gaze. Miss Richie won a
| silver cup holding eight quarts at the BIZ
cycle parade as the most graceful rider
There IS baby show promised Long
brahch' but II Is under temporary cloud.
Several OF the babies who were to have
participated in Il will not be old enough
Tor a couple of weeks yet, and others that
are old enough have no mothers 80 many
OF them are out electioneerlng This is a
| positive fact. Tho mothers laugh about
It., and the babies cry.
Long Branch ripples say that Mrs. Pot.
ter Palmer Is to be invited down from
Newport to address a company of women
upon the organization OF political clubs
similar to the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
worlds fair; and that Miss Winnie Davis
now at Saratoga, is TO be asked TO do a
similar work for the young ladies OF the
braheh Both women are eminent organ
izers, beautiful, convincing, admired.
The bathing here Is fairly good, but the
other attractions crowd Il out. The little
summer houses upon the lawn, with thelI
inviting little tables and their bottles OF
cold stun, are so very alluring that the
sea keeps the little maiden only a few
minutes of the day. The favorite sum.
mer drinks here with the men IL mix,
ture OF lager and porter. with the girl,
very Russian concoction of tea and
| claret 1t is very nice iced, they say
| The cold-drink industry Is about the oni,
by the bicycle.
Harry Germaiae.