The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-05
PERSONAL.

DR.. CHAPMAN editor of the Westm mister Re
Uiei0 who is credited with having discovered"
George Eliot, lives most of the time in Paris
He is a notwithstanding man, with long White
hair and whiskers.
KING HuMBERT of Italy has given I'D dancing
and at all the palaces and state balls his son
takes his fathers place as partner of the lady
whom the king delighteth to honor. The prince
of Naples is good dancer, but exercises free
choice, liking pretty mate well as most
young men, although as heir-apparent he has
to attend to his duty dances first, and his
pleasure ones atterward. There is speculation
as to whom this young prince will marry He is
prize for any one of the fair daughters of
reignng Sovereigns.
PROF SIDGwICK, the eminent political econo-
mis-, is somewhat spare man of middle hight
with large eyes and long dark beard, fiecked with
gray. He suffers from an impeachment in his
speech which prevents him from speaking with
effect in public. He is naturally a deeply medi-
tative man, aud will sometimes stop even in A
crowded thoroughfare, and remain for some
time as IL rooted TO the ground. absorbed in
some psychological or economic problem.
Prot. Sidgwick lives at Cambridge, is about 81
years OF age, and was married twelve wears ago
to a sister of A. j. Balfour.
WRIrNG of Nine Nilsson NIiranda's farewell
concert, DR.. Louis Engel says in the World of
London. Never shall | forget the sensation
created by the young Swedish girl at the The
atre Lyrique, in Paris, and how within one week
the name of Christine Nilsson was In every
DOdN mouth. she VINO began TO sing in the
street with her little brother proud of the re
ceipJs Of her first concert, which amounted to
b1ld, sent the inhabitants of the most
'roue car ital Of the world mad, following
up her successes with England and America
where she made net profits amounting to a
million in fifteen months | had the pleasure of
introducing her to ROSsni who listened with in
tense attention To her sympathetic voice, warned
her against the use of those exceptionally high
notes which SO deli GIFTED the audience of Europe
and America; and have seen through her ca
reer many triumphS, the last of which, alas! is
TO be ekuected on June 20 AMI will be a solemn
leave-taking addition
AMONG the protests which Mr. Goschen re
ceiyed against the horse tax was one from n
little girl, It began MY dear Chancellor
and stated that papa had decided to give liu
Jennie, the pony on account Of the tax
tn was very hard, as he had promised the
writer new habit And ! don't like you al
all, said the candid little lady. To which Mr.
Goschen replied, "My charming little CORE
spondent; You are very clever little girl at :
years of age 10 know how to spell the word
Chancellor. you may tell your papa that If
your pony is not too many hands high he will
not have 70 pay anything for il; and as | have
let him oil good deal more he ought 10 give
you new habit Back came letter which
showed that the first communication had been
inspired by an artful parent MY dear chan.
Selor' wrote the little maiden regardless Of
the compliment on her photography this is
rely my own. love you very much. Papa has
kept Jeny and given me the new habit NV
earning ChanSelOr, would Ike tn kiss You. ~ Mr.
Goschen has evidently made one partisan.
AMONG the mddes in the Italian SQUADRON At
Barcelona, says MIR, Labouchere's Truth were
two youths united by the closest friendship and
OF contrasting ancestries. One OF them IAligi
Amadco, OF Savoy was born in that month Of
January when the Spanish nobility carried out
their plan of boycotting King Amadeo and his
vile, who, few days after she gave birth to
nm was taken, IN a snow storm, from the
Palacio Real 10 be brought by rail to Lisbon
transmitted f, "a n - ~
dren. She died soon after Luigi Amadeo is 10.
AMI has escaped the hereditary ugliness Of the
house Of savoy, he being handsome lad and
tall for his age. What he nherits is the proud
and concentrated disposition Of his father. who,
the moment he found the Spaniards did not
want TO have him, packed up to 20 away. The
prince was entitled 10 place among the royal
personages who were at the opening OF the Bar.
celona exposition. But be asked his uncle 10
relieve him Of the duty OF appearing among
them, and didSnot go ashore while he was in the
t9ans or barcelona. Neither did the other lad
hls messmatS Giuseppe, tho son Of Menotti
0aribaldi.