The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-29

Kind ever put on RECORD ~ MiHH"Ntt- -
divides che property and II more bindins
than a decree OF divorce. IN That Il Tor
ever separates the contracting parties ana
provides against any reconciliation In the
future.
The new North German Lloyd trans
Atlantic steamers are nearing completion
Ia Gcrmany-the Kaiser Wilhelm III and
the Kron- Prinz Wilhelm. The former VIII
be the longest ship afioat In these days
one wonders where the competition IN
gteamship buildings will end. Two years
ago the Lucanla and Campania were mas
terpleces. Then came the Oceanic, mar
vel In size. and the Deutschland, marvel
~ snsed Both are 20 be outstripped by
these new German boats, and still the race
IS on
"A physician attached 70 British hos
pltaI In south Africa Is impressed with
the fact that preventive inoculation for
tvphold fever Is valuable treatment
Among tho lnoculated the death rate was
lower by 2 per cent than among the I'M
tnoculated. The average temperature also
was lower. As many as 10 cases came
under notice and in most Instances they
were very severe The treatment was
with doses OF cnrbolic acid three times
day Brandy was the most useful stmu-
liant. facilitating sleep. TRANSMISSION Win
salt solution saved many lives, causing
patients 90 rally wonderfully out OF the
la cases there were twelve cases OF hem
orrhage. a fact supporting the contention
that carbolic acid tends go promote that
complication.
why Is n that so many educated men.
who are fastidious regarding their per
sonal appearance. and bestow upon Their
bodies the most solcltous care. are yet
willing 20 send their minds abroad In
state Of slovenlness. regardless OF the I'M
nrss.ions they makc2 aska the September
success. L. q because. as some suppose
the press has killed conversations because
the daily newspapers. magazines ana re-
vlews-to-d8y as thick as autumnal
leaves that gtrcw the brooks 81 Na.om-
brosa'-suck up the Intellectual elements
az our life. like 80 many electric machines
drawing electricity from the atmosphere
into Themselves. and thus the subjects OF
conversation. pre-cmpted BY the press,
have lost all their freshness before men
and women meet Ia the drawlng-fOom'
or IS Il because Il Is thought absurd TO
regard conversation as an art and that.
depending for its excellence on natural
sifts-ou a capacity OF quick sympathy,
mental brightness and ready power OF
expire alNfl-ANAt loNnMfNN tAt Nh@ttAf" -
the moment. drifting with the temper 81
the company. talk OF all things in the
world ought to he spontaneous Il not
artifce, u is urged. here detestahle? Does
not an the charm Of talk vanish the mo-
ment any one Is suspected OF talking by
rule or uttering cut-and-dried im-
promptus. and does not such talk. almost
without exception. come from the worst
OF social culpfits-a bore?'
At the head Of the long list OF female
chiefs OF regiments. SAYS the Baltimore
sun. the ex-Queen Marie Of Naples who
fairly earned the complimentary military
utle OF colonel by her practical service at
the siege of Gaeta. on which occasion she
once actually conducted an attack On the
beleaguerlug party. For this feat the
Car bestowed upon her the order OF 81.
George for bravery Ia lace OF the enemy.
Another noted warlike member Of royalty
is Princess Maria. daughter Of the late
King Miguel OF Portugal and consort OF
Dom Alfonso. She took an active part
In the two last Cariist campaigns. accom-
panied her husband In The field and com
manded a large body OF troops. Queen
Victoria OF Eng land has never scen actual
service. but she Is an honorary colonel
Of half "a dozen regiments. including the
First Regiment OF the Prussian Dragons
Of the Garde. OF her daughters. the En-
press Frederick is the only one entitled
70 wear a uniform. She O. hOnopary chief
OF the Second Regiment OF Prussian Hus-
sars. and rode IN fun uniform at the head
OF her regiment az the solemn entry into
Berlin after the war OF iSN-7i. The En-
press Is also commander OF a regiment 81
German fusileers. The Princess OF Wales
is colonel OF a Danish regiment Of cav
airy. The Duchess Of SaNe-C oburg- Gotha
Is the head OF a Russian regiment OF dra-
aoons and colonel Of a regiment OF German
yreuadiers The Duchess Of Connaught
Is the commander OF the regiment Of IT,
fantry OF which her father. the late Prince
Frederick Charles, was the chief Tine
Empress Of Russia is honorary chief Of
not less than four regiments OF Russian
cavalry: and her sister-in-law. the Grand
Duchess Vladimir. commands an infantry
regiment of the line Queen Margherita
Of Italy b. chief OF battalion OF German
cavalry, and the Crown Princess Maria
Of Roumania wears the SNOWY uniform of
the honorary chief Of the Fourth Regi-
ment OF Roumauisn Hussars. The Queen
Regent Of spain Is honorary chief OF
three regiments OF cavalry and hve regi-
ments Of infantry. IN the name OF her son
King Alphonso XIII. Queen Wllhelmina
Of Holland commands u regiment OF cav
airy. while Queen Olga Of Greece. who.
after due examination. has been made a
captain in the merchant marine, Is an
admiral In the Russian navy
The Transvsal has already begun 10 cali
for English women as dairymaids and
poultry women. but the answer from
England Is that women are not 20 he
found In the dairy districts who viii nm
dertake the work. says the New York
sun. The dairymaids are rapidly disap-
pearing. along with the good domestic
servants ana other women employees who
were formerly so useful Girls who were
once content % become da.rymaids and
lead the idyilic n busy. life that Thomas
Hardy depicted in Tess Of the D'tJrber-
viiics' now prefer to 20 20 the nearest
town and take employment IN a shop, un-
less they arc able 70 get up 20 Lonlon
aud enjoy the life OF the metropolis.
Dairy farmers In England are compelled
60 send 20 Scotland. whore the occupa-
tion OF the dairymad Is not yet held TO
be Of such poor account The prospects
Of such workers in the Transvaal are said
% be better than those awaiting most OF
the women Likely 70 cmigrate there
Nursery govcrucsses. women with no
particular ideas as TO the occupation they
viii follow, but confident that something
suited 20 than viii turn uy. and others
that have failed IN whatever they have
previously attempted are said 10 be ar
ranging 20 emlgrate to the Transvaal
where only disappointment awaits them
because female labor of an entirely dif-
fereut kind Is demanded there IL a eai1
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