The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-24

the loudest sounds until it is ten days or
tWO weeks old.
There is a little building In the grove
adjoining the wOmans building at the
Tennessee centennial, says the Philadel-
phia Ledger. which is the subject Of great
admiration. II Is in the form OF bee
hive and Is the headquarters of the La
dies Of the Macabees Of the World The
beehive IL itself is The emblem Of the or
ganization, which is one OF the strongest
in the world being composed exclusively
Of women and having a emoership Of
over 1000 in the United States The Or
Ter was founded IN Michigan in 1889 with
10 members This membership repre-
sents in outstanding certificates for life
benefits issued BY the order over 5000
90 and the amount distributed for death
claims has been over $501,0O0 The Order
Of the L. o. 7. NJ. is one Of the greatest
movements Of the nineteenth century. Il
is the recognized auxiliary Of the Knights
Of Macabees, one Of the leading fraternal
beneficiary orders and is closely related to
IL The knights Of the Macabee have a
membership Of over 5000. The object
Of the order IS to create a fund to pay
death benefits. also for the relief of sick
and distressed members, and in general
care for the living and bury the dead.
The funds were appropriated by the su-
preme hive, in Michigan. for the building
and the furnishings were supplied by the
hives in southern cities. The name Maca-
bee is taken from the Book Of Macabees
and is used az a symbolic name for this
society, because Of the TACT that this an
cient people were the first in the history
Of the world TO establish a system of life
protection by setting aside a sum 10 pro-
vide for the widows and children Of the
comrades who had fallen in battle. The
little bee hive is one of the chief attrac-
tions on the exposition grounds. It is a
beautiful, unique little structure, superin-
tended and conducted by the Ladies of the
Nacabees Of Nashville. The walls of the
interior are neatly decorated in the colOrs
Of the order. red, white and black The
bee hive is used as a reception room for
The ladies' of the order and their friends
Nacabee day will be in October. and the
bees viii swarm from all parts of the
United States, as the L. O. T. NJ. Is the
largest auxiliary in the woman's council
Snoring is caused by the vibration of
the soft palate" says DR.. Birmingham of
the New York throat and nose hospital
when the mouth is closed this palate
hangs down and leaves plenty of room for
the air TO pass through the nose. If the
nose passages are INSTRUCTED in any man
ner so that the person finds it easier to
breathe through the mouth when asleep,
then the air causes the soft palate to vi
brate thus causing the snore. 1t is very
rare indeed that a man shores while his
mouth Is closed and when such case is
discovered the snoring is never loud and
seldom troubles any one else. Since enor-
ing is caused by an obstruction in the
nose the natural treatment is to remove
that obstruction. Occasionally the re-
noval OF the obstruction does not stop
the snoring, the habit of breathing
through the mouth having become too
strong If the patient is unable to break
the habit without assistance, we place a
small strip of celluloid between the lips
and the teeth. A string is fastened to
this celluloid and tied around the neck
TO prevent its being swallowed. This de-
vice viii correct the habit in a short time
and it's use need not be continued after
ward.
The long coat has come back again
another grievance of the short, stout wo-
man. And the worst of it is that they
are half length and not coming down 10
the bottom of the skirt. To be sure,
there are a few Newmarkets and listers,
but most of the new cloaks are half
length. Jackets are deliberately trimme0
in almost every instance. and the blouse
effect is very general indeed in the short
STYLES. Russian blouses, and, in fact fun
effects of every kind are a distinctive
feature of the fan coats. The trimmings
for these coats are chiefly braidings,
soutache and wide braid for the simpler
materials, and jet gold and silver braid
for velvets, brocades etc. OF course, fur
collars and revers are also in evidence,
and are frequently used in addition to
braiding, as It seems impossible to have
this years jackets too much trimmed.
Another old fashion revived is seen I'm
the return of populin 10 popularity. And
truly there is a great deal to be said in
favor Of this material for If 1t Is eXpen-
sive it is likewise very durable and, like
a good piece of black silk, looks well as
long as there is anything left of il. It
neither muses. nor spots easily. and it
hangs with a richness of effect difficult OF
attainment In other fabrics. Princess
gowns look very wen made of it, and this
cut of gown promises to be seen good
deal this coming winter for house and
dinner toiettes.
American girls who wish to enter the
English universities must conform to GER
tain rules. Those who desire to attend
lectures in Cambridge must first enter as
students one OF the two colleges for wo-
men in Cambridge (Glrton or Newnham).
residence at which confers certain privi-
leges In exceptional cases women are
allowed to reside lat Newman and Cir
toni as out-students. and thus are admit
ted to lectures. The cost of tuition and
board at Newman is from $i31 to sl69
term There are three terms wear.
At oxford one can hear the university
lectures BY joining the Association for