The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-14
PERSONAL.

CHoYa KEE is the richest Chinaman in San
Jose, Cal. He has made q large fortune by
charging his countrymen per cent per month
on unquestionabe collateral.
THE RUMoR goes forth that an American girl.
recently presented to the Prince of Wales at
Homburg. called him "Tum Tum' after ten
minutes acquaintanceship. But the prince
rather liked it. and did not answer ia ta'' with
digHified approval.
KEERs the Australian yacht builder, is now
in California, and intends soon to visit New
York. He comes to this country to study yacht
models, and represents an Australian syndicate
which is anxious to build boat that will beat
anything now on the water
The young Duke of Newcastle is said to be
surprisingly moral and religious for duke. He
is a devoted churchman, and his hereditary pos
sessions include the gift OF nine church 'iv-
ings." He is "a years old, not at all handsome.
and has an income of 100000 year.
BROTHER Of the late ex Marshal Bazaine is
still living in France. He is engineer and
has two sons who are promising young officers
in the French army They have been author
lied to add their mothers name to their
fathers, and are given into the army list as
Bazaine Hayter.
THE late Lord Sackville was not popular in
England. He was attached to the household of
Queen Victoria and was a great favorte with
her. He was always fighting with his neighbors
after he became owner of the Knole estates
about rights OF way, etc. After his wife's death
he became a hypochondriac, and was constantly
under the influence of morbid delusions.
GERTRUDE RvEs, the younger sister of Amelie
RveS Chanler, is extremely fond of horses and
a daring rider She is almost chid-like in ap-
Rearance, but has no end of pluck. Her father
owas a handsome collection of horses, and she
spends much time in the stables directing the
grooming of her favorites. When she was in
Richmond, Va, last year her fondness for
horses created good deal of excitement, but
she followed her tastes with the nonchalance
that pertains to her famous sister.
PRrNcEss SOPHIE, according to London Truth
is the bestlooking of Emperor Frederick's
daughters, but she is not exactly pretty. She
has pleasing face, however, and SOFT simple
manner. Victoria is decidedly German"
Margaret is PLAN. But she may change. The
Russians won't like the German match the
crown prince of Greece is making and IL they
find that German influence comes in with his
wife at Athens they will try not to let him
reign. He has $50 900 year and Il country
place in the Morea, which his father got the
nation TO buy for him. The Duke OF Sparta is
what would be called at Woolwich a decent fell
low. He passed through the cadets school at
Athens, has run To and fro in Europe and from
court to court during the last three years.
speaks English wonderfully well, and has
learned good deal of his French from novels
with yellow covers.
NJ. LABLAcKE, the great singer, is very alb
sent minded He was recently at Naples and
King Humbert who was also there expresseda
desire to make his acquaintance. On entering
the ante-chamber in the palace, NJ. Lablache
Iounu tnst the gentlemen present were all per
sonal acquaintance of his, and asked them to
be allowed TO keep his hat on, as he was suffer.
ing from severe COLI. A Lively conversation
was cut short by the entrance OF chamberlain
announcing that the king would receive NJ.
Lablache at once. In the momentary confusion
the singer forgot that he was wearing his hat,
took hold OF another which had been placed on
chair near him, and went before his majesty,
who at the sight of him burst into a fit of un-
controllable laughter. Utterly confused, NJ.
Lablache asked humbly to be Informed of tho
you question first, :" replied the king: (Which
is your hat-the one you are wearing on your
head, or the one you carry in your handy"
"Confound II all!' replied Lablache joining in
the laughter. truly, two hats are too many tor
a fellow who has lost his head"
For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints, "BroWn's Bronchial Troches'