The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-14
PERSONAL.

THREE future kings if they live, the crown
| princes of England, Denmark and Austria, will
| join the king of Sweeden III shooting elks next
month.
GEN. BouIANeER is at present the picture of
health and vigor. He positively revelS in active
occupation and declares gally that rest actually
fatigueS him.
THE fact that Mai. Reno has been arrested for
not Su DpoTtug his wife gives a good deal of
color to the report that he did not support Gen.
Custer as he should.
JUDGE Breezy of Philadelphia recently in
structed jury that lit is not safe to convict
any one upon the unsupported evidence of a
man who was drunk
JOHN l.. SULLvAN's injured hand is causing
him great deal of pain. There is justice here.
The same hand has caused other men good
deal Of pain IN its time.
SECRETARY EsDIcoTT is a most incorrigible
conservative. His new offices in the war de
partment have been fitted up for some time,
but he sticks TO his old quarters.
THE report that Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria
is soon to marry is denied. In the present ex-
plosive condition of affairs in Europe, he is
probably afraid to pop the question.
QUEEN ISABELLA OF SPAIN is staying at
Schlangenbad and spends a good deal Of her
time in driving and walking with Mrs. Mackay,
for whom she sent as soon as she heard of her
arrival.
THE exchange of imperial courtesies still goes
on. Emperor William has just been appointed
an admiral in the Swedish navy, and the king of
Sweden has gained an equivalent appointment
| in the German army.
KELLY, the motor man, has invented flying
| machine. Unfortunately it will be dependent
upon the motor, aud nothing can be done until
| that is completed. So no immediate tumble
| in railroad stocks need DO apprehended.
Mrs. JOSEPH PULITZER, wife of the editor of
the New York World, has been suddenly sum
moned to Europe on account of the ill-health of
her husband. Mr.. Pulitzer went TO Europe last
June on account of an affection of the eyes
1T is ASSERTED that the enthusiasm Of the
present Emperor of Germany regarding Wag-
ners music is wholly political This is doubt
less so. He probably thinks he could rout the
whole French army by having the bands play
Wagnerlan airs
The FIRST MAN to use a toboRgan In this coun-
try, Arthur j. Torkyns, of Auburn, N. Y, has
just made great improvement on the ordinary
chute. He has changed the angle 80 as to in
crease the speed. This item is not especially
timely, but it is interesting.
GEORGE LAW the ten-millionaire who gave
away handful of diamond rings at Saratoga
the other day, and set the hearts of all the
sporting mon in the country longingly toward
him, IL about feet high and weighs some 24O
pounds at least He is a man who would attract
attention In any public resort by his size and
genera. physical appearance, as well as by his
rather handsome, horid face and his short iron
gray hair. Sometimes he wears an iron-gray
muStache. and sometimes he shaves his face
clean, but he nearly always wears on his fingers
a couple or so Of tremendous diamond rings
which would serve of themselves to attract at
tention % him. His favortte solitaire ring,
without which he is never seen, must be worth
at least 5000. Mr. Law dresses well, and has
for years catered, as the saying goes, 10 the
sporting class of the community. He enjoys
their society, and, II is needless TO say, they
JOY his, lie is fond of having them consider
him something OF u boxer himself, but none Of
them appear TO know of any actual exploit Of
Alr. Laws with his dukes"