Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-28
PERSONAL.
TuropoRr ROOSEVELT is to wed in London

THEODORE ROOSEVELT is to wed in London
this week.
SELAH MERRILL. United States Consul at
Jerusal em. arrived Thursday by steamer Ne
vada at New York.
WENDELL PHILLIPS former business part
ner, W. w. Thayer, has just become editor Of
the Tacoma wv. To NeD'.
NINE. MARGUE arTE BELLANGER well known
as having been under the protection of Napo-
leon IL. died Thursday at Villeneuve.
SCHLIEMANN has BEEN unable to excavate
At GnOssus, in Crete, owing to he rapacity of
he land owners ant the fact that there ia no
law there viii permits the government to
appropriate land for public benefit.
MR.. CABLE Is said to be now busy with the
compilation of a series OF TRUE Stories of
louisiana" based on papers by the late Com
tesse FRANCHISE Bo-sier, creo'e writer OF
whom Mr.. Cable has an excellent opinion.
CLAUDE MONET. one of the most persever-
ing OF the impressionist scnoO of art. has had
he courage and perseverance TO pain
tenpests from nature his easel la he'd firmly
% a rock on the Brittany coast. and himself
a tired in complete suit of nsherman's
otlskins.
CASTOR RoULLET has returned to Paris
from To"quin and Anam with u huge colec-
tion Of sketches, which he took IN his capaci
tv of Painter 10 the Naval Department. Many
sketches describe the journey TO aud fro, tne
lie OF sailors. the hab Is of the Tndo Chinese,
and the Uattlegrounds during the recent war.
DIR. N BRocKuAss. of Leipsic, has trans.
lated into German the rare essay abe Scult-
ura," written P'mpouIus Gaur Gus. of Ma
ules, from the oreniine edition o 1874, add
ing the nj ssing illustrations and diagra ms
n biography OF The writer. His books are
id TO RANK with the writings of Da Vinci,
Vasari. Benvenuto Cellin and Albert. He
st;Idled at Padua, worked IN the Vatican
Library. and taught ut the Tn versity OF Ma
ples. The mosL curious chapters relate to the
casting of statues In bronze.
GERTRUDE FRANKLIN, who sang at the
Orpheus Club, New York, last saturday even
ing. is n daughter OF the LATE John Beatty, Of
Baltim ore. She is a niece of Admiral Purvi-
ance and cousin of the Mcklm~. Her own
name is Virginia Beatty. and she took her
stage name from those OF her brother an SIS
ter. Miss Beatty began ner musical educa-
ton in hl'adelphia. under Aaron Tayl r.
and fl shed IL In Paris, with La Grang. She
wa heard here last season IN the "spectre's
Bride"
HENRY NJ. ALDEN, the editor OF Harper's
Magazine, has been stirred up by the talk
concerning THE Literary Movement in New
York." IN article printed in his November
Issue. The point was that the men shown in
his frontispiece a. the select literary men do
not produce literature ht al. He is TO reply
To this charge as formulated by the Boston
Herald. which declared that outsiders" have
n chance in the big magazines. Mr.. A lden
ans TO know II all writers were not ''out-
sders'' until they became what the complain
peats th.. abatement that no hing so rejoices
an EDITORS heart as the discovery Of new
light in literature.
"PRINcE" NICHOLAS Of Mingrelia demands
some consideration As the man who welded
the daughter o. c unit Adlrrberg. But the
Adlerbcrgs are very new" family. and the
.dy IN question had few claims on adm ra.
ton Indeed. she mad for years been a sort
OF "Katisha.n from whom the objects of her
fancy fed 10 CONSERVATION, and IL WIS con-
sldefed u "nappv dispatch" when the Young
savage from the Cauca-u- agreed, IN cOnsid-
Grafton OF round sum or ready each. to mase
h,r his wife aud not seek 10 he divorced from
her for year. Tue bargain was CONSUME
mated. but the year had notlong been elapsed
when the couple separated forever. New he
has suuAndcrcd all tho marriage portion
more properly bribe-and al the $50 600 for
which he sod biz alleged Prnceshlp, aud h
now heels over head IN debt 80 that he would
naturally liko To- get a 30 AZ reigning over
country which he could squeeze for his own
gain.