The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-12
PERSONAL

NINE Minnie HAUK has recovered from the
effects OF the serious accident which befel her
recently at Geneva, and has resumed work or
the stage.
PRESIDENT CLEvELANp's next outing will be a
trlp to West Virginia. he VIII 20 late in Nav
and remain ten tavs or two weeks. He is going
out to have q little fun with the boys. and there
will be no la lies in the party.
MGs. jaws BaowN POTTER played last week
in Memphis t. small houses Thu 40 cal saws
that she merely plqd'd the curiosity of Tie
ladies To see her Wortnmade gowns. and that
Memphis has many hanisomer women than
Mrs. Potter OF Mrs Langtry.
PRINCEss CLrMrNrINA, the mother of Prince
Ferdinand. Is possessed of plethorc purse
Ferdinand spent 5000 IN pres 'Hts on his re-
cent tour through bulgaria. The Russian cor
ruptiun fund is large. though. ana Ferdnand's
laggesses by contras- are riiiculously small.
ANDREW CARNEGIE. the thrifty Scotchman
who has made several millions under the be
nj "a operations of the war tariff. is writing pro
lection articles for the magazines. 1t may be
remarked in passing hat none of Mr.. Carnegie's
protected worklnan are claSsed as millionaires
HESRv NORMAN of the Pan HdH Gazette has
reached san Francisco on his Journey around
the world. lie declares that American newspa-
pers are ever - much brighter" than English
iO;rnsls an that American ladies are hand
Somer and dress with more taste than English
women.
SAM RANDALL. in the opinion of the Demo
cratic -. Louis Republican, should be made
TO understand that il he again obStructS Demo
cratic reform in the House the crisis absolutely
requires that lac should be kiceed out of thu,
parry 50 effectively and expedtiOuSly that his
head Will not nave time TO swim
EVERY PLEASANT DAY now Mrs Cleveland. &C
companied by herdog Kay. takes long walk
through the .quieter streets of Washington.
Mrs Cleveland was never in better health and
with the flush OF exercise upon her cheeks she
makes a handsome picture a she walks briSkly
along by the side Of the massive st. Bernard
MRs LANGray. who is said to be in a despon.
dent mood. Of course attributes all her troubles
to the newspapers. She has written to one of
her lnnmat" friends IN New FORK that she
would close her season at once if she felt that
Such step would not bring her into another
peck OF trouble in the way of managerial suits
for damages.
LELAND STANFORD. thinks the advantages
of wealth are greatly overestimated, because the
rich mans life is AN lnce>ssnt struggle to keep
what he has and to fight Of the competitors
tor might materially reduce the dimensions of
his individual struggle 10y rsfunding to the gov
eminent the amount Of which he is popularity
believed TO nave wronged 1t.
MRs Florence EowE HALL daughter Of Mrs
Julia Ward Howe. is about to issue a little
volume entitled The Correct Thing. which
Will be in the nature of an epitone of the best
society uSaScS. Mrs. Halls social Customs
il accsptel as authority on matters involved in
etiquette The new volume will tell one on OPP
poSitr pages what to do and what not to DO
In any given social emergency.
francis MURPHY. the great temperance advo-
cate, wants a law passed making 1t crime for
man TO treat or be treated. Upon this sub
ject Mr.. Murphy said IN Buffalo last week: 1T
Is an awful thing for man to say no when he
has not been weaued. Look at the effect on
baby that has been on the bottle for two years
when YOU uu3ertake 10 wesn IL. What. think
you, must il be with man who has been on
bottle for twenty years.
The late Bronson Alcott lived for the greater
part Of his life upon diet made up almost en-
tirely OF fruit aud bread IL is said that of late
years the seer Of Concord suffered from what
may be termed a lack of coucatenation Of
ideas, He was a rare example OF the dreamer
pure and simple. and though be may have pos
sessed the potentialty OF greatness, much
OF the greatness which he was credited with
was thrust upon him by his friends, who ad-
n2lred him for his wonderful eompanlonabllity.