The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-26

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---5ss clergyman, VINO las az - -.
1.. NJ mixing the hrst letters Oh HoIIs'
--.-- If rs 40 at some time oi o'i'Si "a
r- He was over HS-S -
Oh -.-fcan friend met him Al the
yi-h the query a. 10 oassase-
- ,r. tske your things IN the cap VII" VIZ.
M have you trunk asAeu 'iie
--. .rsnk YOU" responded the clergy
sf,nc,ng al his poFtmanleauA anu
- 49,, rolf. Il have come TO Visit you
.--,- TWO rags and bug
', M. ever rugs and bags so badly ossu'
aA Toolev gives in the Women at
..t.astuc sketch of Princess MAUI
Hr-...s ana does justice to the royal
'' -.. ird4pendeuce of character ana
I1- s-o Incidental evidence IS borne
I' ..s, in which the cycle is ousuns
70 '' -. i'm circles which have most in
grs1,s on fashion: 49,,
nue.. .. how devoted Princess Maud
.l.r.,nsis. and that she has always Deeh
H.. hest equestrienne in the fanny me-
....-8s have felt some surprise at 'iie Gu
.s,sissm with which she has taken 10 'iie
t.l AL one time she rode her sauule
- rsilv. but now that beautIul Great
siebs in vain for his fair ana fearless
l.r. for The horse of wheels has quite
....rssfej him in her favor. chaIac-
..r.s-ie reason was given Tor TINS ehaHse
w. man on the estate. Yes ne saiu ~
.,be princcss don't often come OUT on
F.,s,bsck now. you see, they ma the Dl-
,,cles so much handler"
.rt ,,opld he impossible to find q more
.-.caf,u and expert rider of the bicycle
80, princess Maud. She sits perfectly up
-.,bt without the slightest approach TO,
10 stoop which so many cyclists
IN, unable TO avoid, and her feet work
,.a Medals without any apparent EFFORT
rIsr evcIing dress is of black or navy blue
and consists of short, narrow serge skirt
+ieht-6ttiug Jacket and vest, and a sInaH
hat turned up at the sides, or toque 70
,,srsb her dress. She appears 10 ma lhe
,,sftI,14 easy and comfortable ana mas
never adopted any approach 10 the rdIl0li-
al dress Mud has no terrOis LOT hei, ioA
have had the pleasure OF seeing hSI sPIl-
nm alone the Sandrinsham roads just
10 tbaw when one hardly knew
Who're 10 walk to avoid the sluSh. she Is
yerv rapid rider and is generally seen
well i'm advance of her sister, the Frln-
cess Victoria who, though an equaIly
graceful lllEIt IL lE'a elNA Va % --'
The Processes are out cycling II VIII gem
orally be found that their mother pony
carriage is not far away
Fashion, says the Philadelphia Times
is growing arbitrary i'm the matter OF writ
ing paper Deep blues and lavenders were
favor5,es not long since, and will be stu
used by the strong-minded, but the ultra
fashionable folk, now frOWn upon every
thing hut white and palest grays and blues
60. q Am En1neE
equally in disfavor, the square envelope OF
the regulation size for letters and the
smaller size for formal notes being the
only proper thing. The first name in rae
smile of ones own writing across the left
corner of the page is "a pretty idea, but
of course this paper can only be used when
writing To a very intimate friend, and when
the first name is signed.
married woman should never sign her
self Mrs. Blank, except 10 her tradespeO-
pie. Her name must appear Mary l..
Blank, and if the note is to one who does
not know her husband initials her name
as it appears on her cards IS enclosed in
parenthesis at the bottom Of the page.
We are all familiar with the estimate of
women held by our barbaric forefathers,
an estimate still shared to-day by many
nations who cannot be accused Of over
civilization. As the Pail Mall Gazette
showed in little article the other night,
there are still countries in which, if a
man wishes to be legally married, he has
TO 90 out and buy wife, the price vary
ing considerably in different lands. IN
Uganda you can get what you require for
TWO or three bullOcks, or even for six good
sewing needles, or perhaps a box of per-
cussion caps; While inferior wives can be
picked up IN exchange for a coat, and, if
one Is indifferent to health and beauty
Tor q pair of shoes. In the Caroline Islands
wives are cheap. A father will let you mar
ny his daughter if you give him little
lfuit or small present Of fish, while in
samoa matrimOny runs you into pigs and
canoes among the F'ijians, into whales
teeth and muskets In Tartary it is best
W marry beneath you (you can do it on
Few pounds of butter), because a man
VINO mas lordly notions of a marriage with
one Oh the Upper Ten must be an owner
Oh horses. The aborigines of Australia
manage their marriages upon a most eolli-
ldDle principle. If A wishes to marry RS
SISTER, ne allows him to marry his own:
a. a. u 70 happens 10 be a widower, then his
uaushler VIII do just Is well. One of the
most Objectionable forms of gaining a.
VIE Is TO work for her, a habit practiced
among many uncivilzed nations its only
egsdA'aSe being that a man can get a
we on credit, though his father-in-law
lakes good care that he serves his time.
Can I Forget
Nsa | forget, dear love, the tender light
4Hdl hrst did beam upon me from thine
w, When yet our dream was young
when YET our spring with budding hope
was bright
an M soul to soul breathed carols of delight?
IAN forget now, under rosy skies.
o,,. ~, me whisp' ring trees among,
0O uIooplhg hearts in pure loves trans
port met
Can And lips in rapture clung-
OS an l forget. dear heart, the tender tone
ony consenting voice, when in the
Thu. OF fading twilights hour
w iTty hand was laid in mine, as there alone
''''i nature and with God we stood, mine
ana Ger our hearts loves clarifying
ma As dew on dropping flower.
'1 AL and bann all sorrow and regret
Can f W llh It's all swaying power
nay love, as soon would star forget to
VI sun fQrsake its orbit in the skies.
As As those mem ries blest.
,i would yearning mothers love di-
newborn babe to cruel death resign
10 seek her heaven in its ewes.
II As Graded on her breast
'OoAs as ! that first bright day we met
Coli4 vi all bright days the best.
'''''s Flckhardt, in the Chicago Tribune
die e-.. men are born equal, live equal and
Of n tgti' said Oliver Wendell Holmes