Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
PERSONAL.

Ex-CoNsUL WARREN GREEN says the wife
Of the Mikado is graduate of Vassar and a
charming woman.
MISS RANSOM, a Cleveland artist, has
painted portrait of the late President Gar
field which Mrs. Carrie d pronounces the heat
portrait of her husband she has yet seen.
THE Prohibition leader in the South Caro-
lima Legislature is named A. BOozer, notwith-
standing he is a member of a body which
probably has the only authority in his State to
change names.
WELL-INFoRMED Kentucky leaders express
"a belief that Gen. Cerro Gordo Williams
will be the next Democratic candidate for
Governor of Kentucky, and that his Re-
publican opponent will be Gen. Cassius N.
Clay.
THE late Samuel Morley left s99 rs to each
employe who had been in mis- service fourteen
years, SIS rs to each one who had been there
between seven and fourteen yearD and $52 50
To each one who had been there between three
and seven years.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND has refused
to allow the time honored bull of the Supreme
Court Justices for carriage hire in their
formal annual call upon the President ana
the Justices will have to pay the bill out of
their own pockets.
LADY COLIN CAMPBELL's remarkable
power of vivid and picturesque expression"
the jury sitting IN the divorce case. Get
ready with your dollars. Here is another
candidate for the stage.
WHEN Kate Field lectured on MormonIsm
IN Wash ngtOn she wore handsome French
costume of dark ret silk and lace, One (
Bri nam founR's sons, an intelligent young
man Of 30. wac one of her most attentive
listeners, and "a representative of the Mormon
lobby Is SAID to have taken her remarks IN
shorthand.
THE Duchess of Albany, 1t would appear.
does not intcnd to endure a long widowhood,
husband TO be, 10 IS said, II a Russian Prime
~ enormous wealth ami great favorite with
the Car. IL is his standing az, the Imperiai
Court, 1t seems. which reeonciIes the Queen
TO the second marriage OF her daughter
law. rs u principle she IS opposed to second
marriages.
THE Russian C2arevitch will spend por-
ton Of the winter at Cannes. He will be ac-
companied by hls mother the Empress. The
Car preferred the Southern Crimea, but DR..
Firsch, the c0ugt physician. declared that
tay there would perhaps be more patriotIc.
but certainly less practical" TheS will re
turn by way OF Berlin and VIII also pay n short
visit to the King OF Denmark, father OF the
Russian Empress.
PRAGUE was recently the scene OF great
German demonstration IN honor OF the 6Jth
birthday of Dr.. Schmeykal. leader OF the Mod
erA'e German party in Bohemia FOR the past
tweu'y -lve years. An address bearing 100
600 gnaturcs and representing over l,50Q DO
hticai corporations was presented. AID con-
Austria and the German empire. IL Is sig.
nlcant that the great hail of the German Ca
sIno, where the festival took place, was
adorned with n statue of Germania.
ANDBEA LARSEN, - ruddy young woman
from Bremen, landed at New York Thursday
and was met At Castle G9rden by her prom
ised husband. In her arms she carried A.
months-O old baby, with cheeks rs rudy as her
own, which she told her waiting lover was
her niece. and then said she was ready TO he
married. The lover, Neal ThOmmassen, took
a s. cond and then a third look at the babe,
ready to be married just then. The weeping
girl was subsequently, taken TO hospital and
will be sent back to Bremen with the baby.