The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-19
PERSONAL.

VIoLEr CANERoN's husband has been put under
e250 bonds not to modest her for six months
KING HumBxRT and Queen Marguerite are to
visit London during the coming Italian exhibi-
ton.
CirN LoGERoT is the fifteenth Minister of War
that France has had during the past eighteen
years
In THREE DAYS at Walsee. Austria, the Prince
Of SAKE Coburg- Gotha brought down more than
200 head of game
MRs CLEVELAND has taken up Mrs Hawley
the charming English woman who DOTTED the
nurses cap to become the wife of a Senator.
SARAH BrRNHARDT says that in her American
tour of 1890 she will make more than sufficient
to balance her expenditures in connection with
the marriage Of her son.
Mrs MACKAYs latest fancy is an Angora cat
She has a beautiful male specimen, of tortoise
shell and gray, with a tail as thick as fashion
able boa. collar, jewe'ed with diamonds and
sapphreS, adOrns the animals neck.
REPRESENTATIVE GIBSON, of Maryland, held
uudisputed sway during the last session of Con
gress as the Apollo of the House" His claim
is now disputed by Representative Mccullough,
of Pennsylvania, who has beautiful blonde
whiskers, fresh, rosy complexion, and hand
some eyes. y
Ir is RELATED of "Old Hutchinson" the &C.
centric Chicago grain ''plunger,n that he once
gave the Rev. Or. Ryder a check for the entire
debt of his church, with the one condition at
tached 10 the glft That no one outside OF the
church trustees should be apprised Of the dona-
ton. In late years Hutchinsons dosyncracies
have made him unpopular and sometimes ride
ulous, but he still does many kindly deeds.
Mrs JENNIE JUNE CRoLY made a brief address
at the reception of the OHIO Club few nights
ago, In which she related the story OF Young
lady who mentioned to a youth who was calling
upon her that she would soon celebrate her 25th
birthday The young man said she had better
make the best of her time until that event, as
he never called on ladies who were over 25 She
replied that she was beginning 10 see that age
had its compensations.
SENATOR EvARrs rides to the capitol in one Of
the long red hcrdc coaches that pass within a
block or two Of his home The drivers all know
shirt collar heaveS in sight. The Senator
then goes up the vehicle as far as he
can get from the door, which move of course
brings him near to the ticket box In that
position he plays amateur conductor with much
grace and amiability-puts five copperS in for
the irish ladies with large baskets, asks Change
or tickets of gentlemen who pass up silver
dollars, aud, for his own part. always prudently
invests IN tickets. instead of Tecklessly putting
DC. in the box.
GIN r. a. AiGER, OF Michigan. who has been
in New York for several days, and is promi-
nently mentioned es n candidate for Vice Presi-
dent on the Republican ticket, is one of the hap
plest men in America in his family relations
Mrs. Ager is considered by all who know her as
a model wife and mother. They have six chill
dren, the oldest daughter recently married
Mrs. Alger is devoted to her husband and chill.
dren. and exercises restraining influence to
keep the General out of the intense activity of
cepting the nomination by which he became
Governor of Michigan, and is equally averse TO
his being considered as a Vice Presidential
quantity.