The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-08


wider behind than in front This iounce
was 5ordeieI with a theory rdche which
save 1t a very pretty effect. and 10 hide
the junction Of the nouuce and the skirt a
SINH ar ruche was sewed on the seam
which Joined them.
This form is Sun fr5 queuny adopiei
doIl tiess because il is glacslu.. ira teal
ami requit IS no ether Il mining, but It has
the .nconNCn euce of Supporting Che SIX r.
too much 10 sui the present fasn.on.
simple means OF leTei4ing t.is usfect
is Ito make ne Accord n-plaUed hOluca
moi Of taaela, but OF point d esprit tul.a,
III crty sauzr or any light ami SOFT ma
ter LasN los cad of tie ch-cory ruche
round the boUom three Gomez ribbons
slightly gathered, or small ruches OF rib
bCns or mOusseilne de sole are used. 4
new ana charming trimming is made by
passing colorei trimming through the
hem.
Sometimes, i1steld cf a vile gathered
founce the bottom Of the petcCa is trim
med with three narrow hauuces Of point
d'espric tul47, edg d VITA ribbon cf some
color THIS IDEA can o. utilized in the lse
OF a Simple and pretty peJGcoat OF I'm
or nairs ok, with muslin ioun es. The
tiblons passed thrOl sh he hen are, Of
course aiken on when tGe De tic al is
washed. Muslin embroidered with small
spots in feather sutch would be even pref
ter.
Two married ladies OF The northern sec
ton Of The city, saws The Baltimore sun,
are reSu ar attendants al the thsater on
certain nights each week. Their husbands,
owing 10 he nature ct their occupans $,
are unable TO accompany The m, so they 90
one
one of the ladies resides three squares
from the cars and the other nearly Two
IpH Ia 20
lady who lives lurthes from the cars was
asked by ner husband if she was not afta
40 walk he distance atone.
Afraid" she answered, do you see
that" producing wicked-,ooking, long
hatpin 'lf any man should address me l
would stab him.
one dark night recently The two wives
ahshted from the car at their usual place
and started homeward, cheerfully chatting
about the pay. They had some half a
square when a man suddenly appeared
from an a!ey. His hat was souched over
his eyes. Al a glance Ire ladies concluded
he was a suspicious character. They SOW
ed up 10 lei him set past. but he slowed
up also. Then they wa ked faster; he did
the same As they neared the home of one
OF the 4adles the man was vely c.Ose to
Lnem. The one who had toastei of what
she would do when an opportunity occurr-
cd for the use Oi the hatpin broke in
dead run for the middle of the street, down
which she hurried like a wild gaze1e. Al
Ter s1e had gone fifty or sixty feet a ia
miliar vcioz rang out; Say, Nan, where's
your hatpiu| Il was her husband. She
still declares thaC il was The meanest act
her husband ever d.
This is what the Fair Samaritan, says
Lppencolts Magazine saw after she had
climbed the dark stairs behind the store
s4e1f int, hsaf mos in
darkness while she depressed Lee Chung
with a warning finger that enforced sill
ence. ID was a room of considerable di
mansions, with a low ceiling. The win
doWs were so iN-placed besides being bar
ricaded that the room was in twilight
gloom, although the day was bright with
out Its furniture WAS curiopsiy disposed
close against the walls, thus leaving
wide space in us midst. And IN the room
the woman Suey Yep was taking part
with the little Lee Moy in what was evil
DENLY a daily occurrence.
with palms folded suppHantly before
her, she regarded Lee Moy with look OF
ineXpressble love tinged with sadness. He
was hitting wildly about him with a toy
whip, and shouting angrily, his language
being ppnctuated by strong Anglo-SaXon
e1 pletives
ON you, mother! Why cometh not The
sum-" 1895 l.g!c
She submitted with the patience of an
oriental to the imperious language of my
lord, her Map-Chiid,
''Oh son Of nine she replied with in
finiie tenderness, 1.-The sun is still at Pekin,
drying his hair-rfor he hath bat now risen
from his ocean bath. When he hath had
his morning meal, and washed his face
with dew and detked himself with mari
gold and amber and come 20 San Fran
cisco"
II r. h i'm Z n IN
Yes. son-oh, would we were there!" she
sobbed; for the sun always shines there,
but here it is mostly dark"
I'VE will 90 there, mother, at once"
lie held up his hand for his mother TO
take.
but it is a long and stony road from
here to Pekin, and we must eat and drink
before we start
She led him to little table, and set
cakes before him, and cup of tea-which
she fortified with a generous draught of
sam shu.
When he had satisfied his appetite, she
prepared him another cup similarly So
phisticated. and set il before him.
"Drink once more" she said, "for when
we have left san Francisco we shall have
no more tchah Oea) til we reach Pekin."
And the little man drank as he was d
rected. and prepared for his daily fight
across-the world
Lace and chiffon boas are the fashion
able fancy neokWare, for the first cool
davs before furs are in order, but the
former are easily made by sewing lace
edging. slightly gathered, around a silk
cord so that each row viii lap well over
the other. The lace winds around to the
ends like the grooves of a screw, falling
seach way from the middle of the back.
Little shoulder canes of these same gauzy
materials. made with long stole ends, are
also pretty novelty and the truly fash
ionable feather boas are either gray or
white.
Every one who has read any Of the old
romances will he fairly familiar with the
history of the poisoned ring by which LII