The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

had ordered the squad to lock mp one re-
bellious soldier who rcpudlatod her uni
form and spat upon 10. She had. OF course,
refused 20 consider herself under arrest
and TO enter the guardhouse. Naturally.
a tremendous fight had occurred when the
faithful five attempted 10 carry out or
ders II was the first real battle which
tho army had had TO face. Under FIRE Of
the description OF that 10 which they were
subjected they acquitted themselves with
credit. After the brunt and shock the
prisoner was secure. but the darning
needle and no little sticking plaster were
in requlsifion. The measure. as whole.
however, had a salutary effect on the
morale OF the troops" The army was
q success Of course. after many vleissi-
tudes. II grew 90 be 200 strong The
girls learned to stand straight. to cook.
and sew and scrub They wound up by
marching down the strand-in fun dress
uniform-on Lord Mayors dayl
The authors plan OF an army Of indus
try for women and girls. Of milharism as
a solution OF the servant problem and as
a self-supporting barracks, training school
and employment agency. sounds pleasant
and practical. II reads very well-but will
servants give up the liberty" and the
rights" they love for the protection and
privileges and benefits Of an army train
ing?
Nine-tenths Of the American ladies who
have returned from trips abroad. when
asked what they enjoyed most according
70 an exchange. state: The witnessing OF
the Passion Play at Oherammergau." In
dies In gonefNl bought three times as
many souvenirs there as gentlemen did
Anton Lang. who ploys the part OF Christ.
received large dividends from selling au-
tograph poems and photographs. chiefly
10 women admirers. II Is estimated that
che net profits OF the villagers are 10000
Queen Victoria and the Prince and
Princess OF Wales are partial In hestow-
ing honors upon American girls. says the
Cincinnati Enquirer. Some years ago a
NfIss ponynre OF California married the
t~ari y, coventry, ana their little daughter.
VINO is Years old Is a godchild OF Queen
Vlctor,a's daughter. Princess Christian.
r, , few DAYS the Prince OF Wales will
act ms Godfather TO the little son and heir
,,,,o has lust been born 20 the Niscountess
ana Farl Of Coventry. Two years before
MIS- Ronynge met her present titled hus-
hand she was engaged TO be married TO
a much Weather peer, but she was lifted
On her wedding day. on his discovery.
.h-augh anonymous letters. that his bride
efee, was not the daughter, but only the
.ton-ehud OF Mr. Bonynge. and that her
t.,ber was an Englishman who had ended
NE davs In a California prison. She Is
ror, most highly connected. One OF the
nrcsent Earl OF coventry's brothers mar
ia Mics Whitehouse OF New York, and
sts cousin the Earl OF Craven. has like
uise an American wife IN the daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin.
There e much conjecture as 70 whether
49, princess Louise OF Coburg really r.
"a or has been placed in confinement
81, her family 70 keep her out ~ ne mis-
500 IN which she revcled before she
r,,s placed under restraint. says the New
work press. From the latest reports II
would seem that the mind OF the unfor-
inmate woman really IS unbalanced. A
to,,se IN n secluded district In tho South
- France has been taken for her. where
she can pass the winter amid orange trees
ard in a warm climate
Her oornpa nions are two women who
"a 20 Lsen a rsufsery ard dressmak-
ing establishment IN Cannes. The Princess
m her days Of pleasure and power used
"a be n patron OF theirs. The principal
,hing that the Princess thinks OF now Is
avessmaking. ana a good salary was Of
eorea 70 the two "modistes" 20 share the
axtia ard confinement OF their former roy
| n customer. Their situation IL not sine
~ure however. and they will earn their
80 As coon as the Princess has finished
49, breakfast. which happily abe never