The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-19
PERSONAL.

THE medical attendant of the Queen Of Corea
is an American lady physician, who receives a
salary of $4,000 year.
GABRIEL SALANsoN, the young Frenchman,
who is to marry a daughter of the British Min
lister in Washington, is of Hebrew descent and
wealthy.
Miss KATE WILSON CURTIN. youngest daugh-
ter of ex Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, is to be
married on May to Moses De Witt Burnett, of
Philadelphia.
SENATOR INGALLS, says his forefathers we're
the original owners of Fingal's Cave 1t is
about time for the Senator to retire to his an
ceStral estate.
DIR HATTIE ALLAN has been elected a profess
sor of medicine at the University Of Michigan
No woman before has ever received such recog-
milton in the West.
JOHN BOYLE O'REnLY seys that there is
tenderness in boxing equal to the tenderness of
love. But most men would rather be crossed in
love than cross countered in the ring.
Mr.. LABoUcHERE says that the Prince Imperial
of Russia is so weak both mentally and physi-
cally, that in less exalted circles he would be
regarded being within measurable distance
of congenital idiocy.
SR. JOAQUIN LETTE RIBETRo AIMEIDA. Vice
President of the Province of Rio de Janeiro, has
declined to be made nobleman. He gives as
reason for the declinatiou that he has been ac-
cused Of cunning for a title.
REV DR.. ARTHUR T. PIEEsoN will resign the
paStorate of Bethany Presbyterian church Phil
adelphia. and next month set out for an ex-
tended tour in the Old World. He has greatly
overworke1 himself and needs rest and relaxa-
ton
JOSEPH MANDoKAY SHAwGoQUET, who died at
Athens, Mich, few days ago was the last of
the Nuttawasepi Pottawatomes who were pres
ent ut the lndi4etreaty Of Chicago in 1898 He
always maintained that although he was only a
boy he remembered the Indians were all ma e
drank because they would not sign the treaty
when sober.
TIE EMPRESS AUGUSTA is to leave Berlin as
soou as the weather improves for Baden Baden
where the Villa MeSmer, near the Conversation
haus, has been engaged for her. The Empress
is in feeble health and extremely weak. but she
is in full possession of all her faculties and
takes keen and intelligent interest in political
literary and artistic matters.
AN ALBANY TAILOR has invited President Cleve-
land TO attend the spring opening of his store
The Inducements offered are great His tele-
gram to the President says Floral decorations
glorious. Music enhancing and souvenirs novel
aud beautiful-so come along" Mr. Cleveland
is often described rs phlegmatic man, but how
can he resist such tempting invitation as the
a0oveg
CYRUS Foss, son Of the eloquent and learned
Bishop. was introduced to an eminent minister
at a recent reception at Minneapolis. All"
said the minister, you are the son Of Bishop
Foss are you? ! know him very we'll, and am
be q minister. tooy'' NO. sir" replied the
young man, promptly; Il am going to earn my
living
ACCORDING to report a number Of pretty girls
have been appointed collectors in an Ottawa
lknul church. The returns are heavy, for IL
fair plate-passer sees any reluctance on the,
part of gentlemen visitors TO contribute she
simply smiles, winEs her left eye, and turns her
thumb downward in the direction of the plate
This bit OF pantomime is always good for
quarter at least.
Mis-. ASHTON w. DIXIE, the great English
women-w oman, was delighted with her recent
visit 10 Hrs Cleveland, and describes the inter
view with much eXuberance MIS- bikes friends
tell her that she quite closely resembles the
Presidents wife both in appearance and de-
pertinent, whereat the bright daughter of Albion
bows with intense dignity, but with a twinkle of
satisfaction in her eyes.
OF course every visitor 10 Venice takes a look
at Lord Byron's pen. IN the Armenian monns-
terry. At least. he thinks he does. But il has
just come out that some time ago an old monk.
wearied by the constant inquiries for a sight of
the poets nen took bundle of goose quilts and
manufactured a whole sheaf OF Byron's pens
which he distributed TO the younger monks for
the delectation Of enthusiastic sightseors.