The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-12

CONGRESSIONAL Sense In Women
ipm4on Had Been Named Cora
New York. Sept. 10.-There is no doubt
,sat the pug dog is as questionable as
os crino1ine. And there is always a fash
h, in dogs. Nine. Pompadour played
,-tb = tiny toy terrier. The ladies of the
,,,rt of Charles II were proud Of POS
-sssirr those silky haired little dogs that
rsre named after the king. Nowadays
he French poodle, the dachshund, the bull
,.rrer and the fox terrier obtain with my
lady fair.
1love a dog, but like him in his proper
,,,ce and where he is happiest. 1 do not
Ike to see him made fool of, for know
that under such circumstances he hates
himself. I like to see him enjoy life, and
like 10 think that there Is enc dog which
is verv true to me. But generally when
lovely woman Stops to folly in the way
Of pet dog she becomes the most all
around idiot under the sun.
The small dogs which went over to the
4ubgee are now coming home most fright
fully and fearfully got up. In Paris near
the Paais Royale there is a shop that is
exclusively dedicated to making trous-
seaus for small doggies. One or two
wearing the latest mode have appeared
here. and l regret to say that the street
bows jeered at one of them, and notwith-
Standing the pride of his mistress and his
French appearance poor doggy hid his
head with shame and felt that he was be-
ing made to look more silly
than even the two legged
puppies. This special dog was a
small Prince Charles, and he was gorge
Gus in a sailor suit-that is to say, he had
On a white cloth banket that buttoned
under him, which had broad, fiaring ALL
or collar, with anchors worked in each
corner, and a blue tie knotted in sailor
fashion a his neck just in front
But the most remarkable part of the
get up was a white tarpaulin sailor hat
tied securely under his chin, with his
name on the blue ribbon band. He not
only possesses this get up for the street,
but the poor little wretch rejoices Cd in
masher get up described as a black coat
with white Waistcoat, q high white cell
lulold collar with a black cellulod tie
about it and a crush hati The acme of
dress, however, as far as this dog is con-
cerned is reached in the afternoon when
the cup that cheers is being passed around.
Then my gentleman is attired in a cream
White silk tea gown trimmed with fur and
having a Cleopatra belt! 1t has long, flow
Ing sleeves, through which his fore legs
are thrust While there is O most extensive
tram, and the way to make him show it
Is to offer him a biscuit and induce him
lot the sake of it, to walk on his hind
iegs' Then the tea gown, with its under
facing Of friled lace, sWrls behind him.
Inc effect is marvelously funny But you
u0h know which to feel the most asham-
ed ol-the little dog or the woman who
owns him. The unhappy little wretch has
as nlghigoWn, and, according to his tenn
per Il is either pink or blue.
IL We're the man in that establishment
would set fire to all the dogs belongings,
Oeat the woman and give the dog liberty
Or death. am sure any dog would rather
DC a convict in Sing Sing than have to
wear a tea gown, and, although one may
say sick as a dog" 1 don't believe any
wei pred puppy ever fancied being dressed
IL d sailor get up.
VINO mat cares for dog does not know
az" sympathetic he can be when you are
~ was reading one Of Jeromes best
uoyAs when the rheumatism controlled me,
"ne VIII never forget how one dog sat
~ stared at me as if he wondered why
S SS mistress didn't get up and play with
nm lie licked my hand when I cried
nom pain, he looked at me with pity when
'ooN awful doses of medicine, and he
n TaS 50 gIau when l was well that he re-
~ V1slocated his tail Wagging it.
oto you remember what Jerome said
80 80 cog? We people who care for
i f-I'n Know how true this is He is very
h. pttuueht dog is. He never makes it
~. BUSINESS to inquire whether you are in
4 M M W uetner You are going up or down
spou mes ladder, never asks whether you
saiut ASH OF poor silly or wise, sinner or
4 f9r H. 1ou are his pal. That's enough
y Pa I.lH' and, come luck or misfortune,
Il - 'eplte or bad, honor or shame he is
Pr 70 stick to you, to comfort you,
Il be~f-.Eou and give his life for you if need
Wa tS1l9H' pFanless, soulless dogi When
IA Jury our face in our hands and wish
uau never been born thew don't sit nm
br,g.53,I alSnt and observe that we have
4 evs0 7H' 1t all on ourselves They don't
Rnt rOpe mat il will be a warning to US.
q rosos '.sy come up softly and shove their
a tre "7aihst us and look at us with big,
Il elWar, hd say with them: We'll. you've
n theorrl ~ me, you know Wen go
STAND me world together and always
dos Nv each other. won't WEEP" That
"a y0urs.1S' N'-oe q dog. He loves YOU for
h seen "h4' though sometimes he may
# when t, Efeedy he'd stick to you even
M yors 'e sooI things Of life are no longer
thn- ABOUT dogs reminds me of some
Ego 3r,' llnny that happened not long
# sistoi ''a a family of them. IT con-
dog. +. french poodle, an English bull
dogs ,,uen bulldog, two Prince Charles
OF who's terrier and a dog the breed
whist wasn't very clearly defined. bur
IA bad a,a Tie s.nartest of the LOT They
tifgly is got along in life most beau.
lost W., one day the English bulldog
yhsr.r '-l4sr flew at one of the Prince
nul.s 7a and killed 1t in about a
VA gsci Ia .l half. There was grea,
wien noo. 4, stable ana that afternoon.
oil ID, GG'I little Fiossy was to be buried
70 50 70 ~, rom the nearby stables came
oy LGo e. i1neral. They marched two
gaatdso IN tae coachman, who was their
aal had loeir side, and the man who
ahead h -9fge CT Flossy carried her
.a1, 5s n15o-ooX. The queer part was
=" if4 U14eas was not allowed to 60
saat 81. ~. so when the stable was
Aa Va locked in, but as the pro-
"'Hdor loN ing she was visible at the
tauea 1 Using with longing ewes AZ A. t ti,e
ld ebg RI u she didn't exactly com
lae ragi HAe might not Join her waits
ts r., aog ii ' t5a, 'nourners