The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-23
PERSONAL.

MCQUEEN CHRISTINA OF SPAIN uses an eyeglass,
with long tortoise shell handle, which is raised
to her eyes whenever she looks at anybody or
anything.
DR. JoHNsoNs HOUSE. at Litchfeld. has been
purchased by man wno viii restore 1t and pre-
serve II as q memorial of the illustrious Ursa
Major of English literature
MISS PADDOCK, daughter of United States
Senator Paddock, possesses dramatic ability
and longs to make her debut on the stage. Her
parents are trying to curb her youthful ardor.
ROSE ELIzABETH c. EyELAND will attend the
International Council of Women soon 10 be held
in Washington. She will deliver an address
upon the subject Of why Is Not Woman the
Equal of Many"
MISS SARA ELLIOTT, the story writer, has re-
turned to New Orleans after spending couple
of years abroad She is daughter of the late
Bishop Elliott, of Texas, and is described as
small brown-haired and demure.
THE late Frank Miles. the artist. was, with
Mr.. Oscar Wilde, the co-inventor of the Lang
try cult" He painted that actress portrait and
dubbed her the Jersey LAZY" He was a sl1ilfu
gardener and botanist, as well as an artist
MILE. ZuccHI, formerly leading ballet dancer
at tine Eden Theater. Paris. was recently mar
ricd TO Prince Basetcbitkoff and among the
wedding presents were 10 silver drinking cups
each from former admrer and each fashioned
like dancing slipper
THE Czarina, IL is stated often designs and
even makes the dresses for her younger chill
dren, and frequently takes their new hats to
pieces and trims them over according TO her
own taste. This hobby of her majesty is a
heritage of her economical days as a Princess of
Denmark.
THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL statue of the late
Ea of Iddesleigh. to be placed in the central
hall of the House of Parliament, will not be
erected before June. Mr. Boehm the sculptor,
has discovered a flaw in the block of marble
and the work, nearly finished, will have 10 be
done over again with new block
REV BARTHOLOMEW EDWARDS. rector OF Ashiil,
Norfolk, is the oldest clergyman in England
He has just completed his loNh year. he has
been rector OF Ashiil Just seventy five years. He
is also the oldest living Cantab, having taken
bis d. a in 1911. He is In good health and still
occasionally conducts the services al his church
DR.. a. c. MACKENZIE, who has been chosenl
principal Of the Royal Academy Of Music,
LQpdOu. is something more than 20 years old
MI tall bat sto1tly built, with light brown hair
and whsk,rs. which have begun 10 grow thin.
lie Is genial and pleasant IN expression and dis
sposition, and enjoys great personal popularity.
SENIOR Dos JOSE LULA, who died in New
OrleAus the other day az the age OF IS years,
was II Spanish soldier OF distinction. He had
been rewarded for hiS bravery With the golden
cross Of the order II Charles Ill, but a reward
which be appreciated more than the Kings
cross was a Portrait of himself worked in silk
with womans tair--the jet black hair of span.
ish ladies' who hal cut OF their tresses for the
pu pose OF hOioriug him
llFPoL4te NARSOV, SfnttoI "l rItlnNe ana
fatEtr of PrAsid -ut Carnot whose death was
announced on Friday in Iaris, reached the axe
Of s.. lie was a statesman politician, a jour
nalist aud an author Born while France was
in tire throes OF the revolution he accompanied
his father INTO exile and was educated m Ger
many Returning 70 France In iS23, lie entered
ACTIVELY il politics. edited newspapers aud was
elected Deputy. After the revolution OF 1876
be became Minister of Public Instruction and
instituted many reforms. In 1875 he was elected
an ''mmovable" Senator. His authorship In.
Guided the memoirs of bis father and treatise
on prisons and penitentlaries.