The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23

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Eor nh o,r i,tle tr.,ls u-att
0,r i,nYb,er ~, o,,' frou.n
az, H.. r1aci.. or s,ni,a
Ou donb.s Viii f,do away
AZ rnelis ths froet i'm earIv snrinp
aenoa,b No e,,,,,,,, row
II paws to make worthy cause.
Nv nelpiue H. our own;
ia rive tbe current of orr lives
A true and noble tone.
If uavs 10 comfort heavy hearts.
Opnressed ,yitb duli desnoir
And leava I'm sorrow darkeued lives
one sleam Of br,ebtness there
II paws to give a helping hand
To eager. earnest youth;
To note with all their waywardness.
Their courage and their truth;
To strive with sympathy and love,
Their confidence 10 win:
Il paws 10 open wide the heart
And "let the sunshine in"
Annie =. Treat. in Good Cheer.
can = woman become so well acquainted
with her diamonds that she can recognize
them after thirty years of possession more
s,lrs.v than the cxDarts i'm a great iewelrv
astablisbment2 Thai is a question which
inst now awaits an answer under very
curious circumstances. Tn rty wears ago
N
yorl, establishment nv man from the
So,lth II contained three unusually large
and vo,uab,e diamonds They were Bra
1iljo, stones Of "a mind rare in the market
today The outing was in the stvle of
The neric5 Since they were bought the
stores have baen worn without interrnn-
-, la, ~ ou,nor who il nov, a resident
Of New York Al regular intervals dur
ING the thirty wears the ring has been
rsi,,rncd n rho original maker 10 he clean
"a Tbie course Of events was arst dis-
t,l,.had two ve,ts apo when mo RIM wa
semi hack to IT'S owner. she sow II ana
b,1rst INTO teors Her family saw II and
,,,,derstood her grief one member ont
info a cab took the ring down TO The
that the stones were not the same thar
had been sent there. The clerk, familiar
himself with the stones. looked surpr sed
bGt only expressed mild wolder at the
thought that such thing could have hap
pene.i. The ring was returned % its own
er three days af,erward in a condition that
satisfied her. She recognized her dia-
monds and was content Under ordinary
circumstances the prudent woman would
not have taken the ring back to the Same
place the next time it was TO be cleaned.
1t was q sentimental motive which led her
10 do 50 several months ago. Us return
had again the effect OF distressing her to
such 20 that there was need of an
ether Immediate visit 10 the jewelers.. She
was positive. ard is TO this day, that tne
diamonds were not the same sent there in
the ring, The jeweler has assured her
that there could not possibly nave been
any m stake IN returning me diamonds 20
Their selt ng. me distressed owner OF
the ring says that the stones returned to
her are dHIereht IN cutting ana come from
the Go.conda mines, While hefs showed
uudilileS
zllah dlahohHs' mere the mater s'ands
now. Inc Je"eier II peyond suspicion OF
any act 'nVoIV- He u-snoheS'y' ne "hole
question seems 10 narrow tset Down 70
woman 9o"ei 10 lecos nize piaIlohds
"hlch she nan "or" if 80 lohs'
Nobody ever suspected that Sarah Bern
hardt lacked opportunities to marry in her
youth although she was past 40 when she
married M. Damala In London. She could
nave had husband oven before she I'M
willingly consented to become student
at me ConserVatolre. bateful as the stage
was to her youthful IDEAS. she preferred
it TO the husbands available then. There
were three candidates In those days. one
was a glover who lived in her neighbor-
hood, ana the other two aspirants to her
mana were tanner ana an apotnecary
clerk. Inc last had the best chance OF
the three, but he did not appeal TO her so
strongly as the stage distastetul TO her
as It Is said TO have been. 1t Is not gen
orally known that her earlier appear
ance attracted little attention. one audi
ence laughed outright when she lifted up
her long thin arms IN one OF the classical
plays at the Coincide, and the directors
were perfectly willing TO allow her to re-
tire when she slapped one OF the leading
actresses there for some fancied insult
to her sister and refused to apologize.
She tried singing in fairy extravaganzas
after that, and then played part with
no dialogue TO speak. These unfortunate
experiences did not make her fonder OF
the stage. So she one day locked up her
mother in a room of their apartment,