The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-19
PERSONAL.
Ar0osy.

EDMUNDs is said to make five times as much
ut the law as he gets salary as Senator
CLEC. MORRIS, Emma Albani, Lily Laugtry
and Amy Davenport are all said to have been
born in the year 1850.
Mrs. JOHN w MACKAY' 8 gift to the Prince and
Prin ceSS of Wales, on the occasion of their sill
yer wedding, is a toilet mirror heavily mounted
and embossed in silver.
LOUISA the mother of the dead Kaiser. wrote
in 1908: our son William will turn out, if am
not much mistaken, like his father, simple,
honest and Intelligent"
Ex-senator JONES, of Florida, is said to be
steadily lapSing into state of profound melan-
cholia. He is still in Detroit, and is reported
down a shadow of his former self.
MISS MAuDE BANKS, the ambitious daughter
play Joan Of Arc, in French during her en-
gagement at Montreal and Quebec,
HENRY CLAY is the only man who sat more
than eight years in the Speakers chair. He
presided over the House for twelve years and
he was elected Speaker at the age of "a.
c. f. Schweyer, the Amherst student who
lodged bullet in his brain few weeks ago,
has astonished the doctors by the rapidity with
which he has recovered. His faculties are un-
impaired.
FvARrs is the Oldest of the Republican Presi
Dental candidates He was 20 on Feb 6. Sher-
man is So. Allison is 80, Hawley 90, Edmunds GO
and Culom 80. Frank lIiscock is the youngest
Presidential candidate of the Senate. He was
"a last September ingalls, comes next TO him
at So
G. o. n KELLY, now living IN San Francisco.
is the sole survivor of Sam HoustonS famous
spy company in the Texas war of 1885. He car
red tine tidings of the massacre of the Alamo in
1886 TO New Orleans, and from thence to New
York. He was born in 1902, and is now in his
Seth year.
MIR FIRTH. who painted the famous state pic
ture of the Prince of Wales wedding in St
Georges chapel Windsor says that OF all the
great people who sat to him for their portraits
which were to appear In that picture, Prince
William, OF Prussia gave him the most trouble.
He was then about years of age, and Mr.
Firth says perfect royal imp.
BooTH AND BARRETT united in a joint tele-
gram Of congrdtulaton TO Ludwig BaInay, the
eminent German actor sent from San Francis
co upon his arrival in New York. They wired
welcome, Barnuy. Welcome to loving
friends and sympatue.tc brother artists, and to
the great triumph which awaits Germany S
greatest tragedi m" Barnay made his appear
dnce IA Nmerica Tuesday evening at the New
York Academy OF Music. 1t is over five years
since ne was in this country. His acting at
that lime made q favorable impression. His
performances were we'll attended ny Americans
"a we'll as by the sous and daughters of the
iatherland. His opening bill was "kean," a
part in which he is said TO be very strong.
DR y. HAYES AGNEw. Of Philadelphia the
fits Ia anniversary of whose entrance into the
medical profession is 10 be celebrated on April
~. IS one OF th' most interesting characters Of
that city He is fine looking, gray haired
mau, with benevolent east Of countenance. of
whom II would lever be su>pec led that he would
have either the nerve or the skill 10 perform
those great feats in surgery which have dis
tiDgushed him for so many years. He was a
country boy having been bJru in Lancasi err
coauity, Pennsylvania, going thence TO philadel-
phia as a comparatively young man. II many
friends the country over will congratulate him
upon the celebration of this golden anniversary
OF his successful practice in a most difficult
and arduous profession.