The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-29

iesS authority than a lady-in-waiting
o her MaJesty's encourage, that little
queen Wilhelmina's one vice is over
Leedlhg. She and her mother eat and
urlnk so that Gargantua himself would
EaVe shrunk from their repasts. AS a
matter OF fact the royal table at Loo
IS constantly spread, and meals follow
Jur ahother with astonishing rapidity.
larry coffee in the morning, with
p4ehty OF delightful black and Shiny
puihpmckel," cut thin and thickly
outtered. At / Ca m. cream cheese.
not cakes, and a glass or two of sweet
req Wine. At ?. a substantial lunch. At
= 81. Russian tea, and rich sandwiches.
Al 8, one of those Pantagruelic re-
pasts which remind the guests more
OF a wealthy farmers wedding ban
quet than of the dinner of two Queens.
Al 10 p. H., before retiring, wine and
biscuits
An Illustration of this propensity is
given from the reliable source of a
traveller who was doing the grandeurs
OF switzerland at the same time as the
Holland royalties last year Not pos
sessing the belle nature, the young
queen religiously went about sight
seeing day after day, coming home
with innumerable empty lunch bas-
kets that had served to suffice her
party. She was very democratic about
joining other tourists and the natives
on the little balcony of the inn
Well, your Majesty" some one ask
ed one day how did you like your
trip? What do you think of our lakes
and mountains? Are you pleased?"
Pleased" she answered. Il should
think so, and it is SO delightfully."- con-
Venient in Switzerland you find inns
at unexpected corners, and plenty of
refreshments and good things to eat
we We're hungry. l assure you and
this is the great advantage of noun
famous country; it gives you. such an
appetite! See, all our provisions are
gene, and we have emptied the larders
OF two or three country inns!"
Was your Majesty able to see dis
tinctly the Dent -du- Midi?
The Dent-du-Mid No. l do not
think so. Did we see the Dent-du-
Midi?" she inquired of one of the
suite.
Your Majesty sat at the table with
your back to it," was the reply. land
knew you would not like to be dis
turbed"
Nonsense! Just for once what would
1t matter! cried the Queen. Now, l
suppose that one must see the Dent
du-Midi, so tomorrow we Will 20
again. And please mind that sit fac
ing it this timer'
All! If an American girl had been
so guilty, how the monarchical prints
would have commented on our crudfty.
Till Death Us Part
Till death us part,
So speaks the heart,
When each to each repeats the words
of doom:
Through blessings and through
curse,
For better and for worse,
We will be one till that dread hour
shall come.
Life with its myriad grasp
Our yearning soul shall clasp,
Aye ceaseless love and still expectant
wonder;
In bonds that shall endure,
Indissoluble sure,
Till God in death shall part our paths
asunder.
Till death us join,
o voice yet more divinei
That to the broken heart, breathes
hope sublime.
Through lone hours
And shattered powers
We still are one, despite of change and
time.
Death, with his healing hand,
Shall once more knit the band
Which needs but one link which none
may sever,
Till, through the Only Good,
Heard, felt, and understood,
Our life in God shall make use one for
ever.
Dean Stanley.