The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-10
PERSONAL.

DIR. TALMAGE will be sworn in as Chaplain of
the Thirteenth New York Regiment ON March Z
MARK HOPKINS, the son of the late President
of Williams College, has written novel which
will shortly be published. 1t deals with Ameri-
can life in Europe.
EMPEROR WILLIAM sends a small present to
each Of his great grandchildren every Saturday
night. He shows almost feminine affection for
their father, Prince William.
DR.. MALANcHroN L. RUTH, of the United
States navy, has acted usher at fifty-one
weddings His last appearance in that CAPACITY
at the wedding of Gov Gordons son to
Hallett hlbourn S daughter in Washington.
NEIMANN, the singer. and his wife Neimann
Raahe the actress, have never seen each other
on the stage, and both have promised that thew
never will. Each is said to think that the others
pres 'nce would cause a genuine break down on
the stage.
Com. II. b. 81 AvEN, of the American Con
tracing and Dredging Company of Panama. is
a tall young man who has made a fortune of
$5,O000o0 IN as many years by the exercise of
mechanical genius and mind daring enough to
grasp great enterprises. AS a boy he served an
apprenticeship in Philadelphia pharmacy.
Hon RrFus H KING. of Catskn N Y, vigor
ously protests against being classed with the
dead, instead Of as he should be, with the sur-
viving members of that band of early RepubIi-
cans who voted for Gen n. Z. Banks for Speaker
of the House Of Representatives. Mr. King to
the best of his personal information and belief
is still very much alive.
PROF ROBERT KOCH of Berlin the discoverer
of the cholera bacillus, has received the rank of
General-Arzt in the sanitary corps of the PIr1s-
sian army He shares this dignity with two
other Professors in the Berlin University-Drs
Adolf Bardelehen and Ernst Won Bergman
The highest rank in the sanitary corps is occ1l-
pied by DR.. Won Lauer, the Emperor's private
physician
The Safety VaIre says that the chemist of
the Alpha Oil Company, of Port Sarnia Ont, is
young lady, an adopted daughter of Mr. Hall
whose process of refining is in Use in the estab-
lishment. She is very skillful in her profession
and recently succeeded in anayzing the oils
treated at the works, by means of a spark from
n Bunsen battery, in an apparatus OF her own
design. She accomplished the separation of the
carbons into grains while collecting the gases in
separate chambers"
JOSEPH Cook began his lecture course at Ire.
mont Temple, Boston Monday, by considering
the following subjects: Prelude" Assassina,
ton as a Weapon OF the Saloon" Failure of
Justice in the Haddock Case, " supreme Court
decision on Prohibition" Questions to special
ists-"Mayor O'Brien on the Rev. Mr. Davis I'm
prsonment, Free Trade and Tariff Reform.
The Latest Mormon Conspiracy" Lecture
Did Christ Teach by Inspirations" In What
Sense is the Bible Infalli6leY" Dean Stanley
and H. W. Beccher on Inspiration.
joaquin MILLER hates bills Of fare He is not
a cook nor Irenchman, and lie would rather
90 hungry than admit the defects Of his
early education, Some years ago / sat al table
With hin In the Palmer House in Chicago
The menu was peppered with French. ordered
a few things with which I had a speaking
acquaintance, and began my dinner Joaauin
read the bill Of far, from end to end. turned h
upside down and read Il over again As | got
through my soup said: joaquin rs a gas
tfQnoinic genius as we'll az poet, be- will order
dinner - exquisite In ~ arrangement that /
may a. well take notes" Al Last the learned
combination ,ollk definite shape ~ bis brain. /
was about ~ learn the result ~ bis half hours
study ~ called the waiter ~ hln aud Wis.
percai PORK aud hoans.n