The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-08
PERSONAL.

DR.. MORRILL, MAccENzrE has competed his 51st
year.
PRINCE Henry, the future admiral of the Ger.
man navy, IL matchmaker.
BELvA LOCKWOOD is 81 years old and bepa n
school teaching when she was Ia years old
CAPT sIBLEY and Gen. Greedy, the Arctic
heroes, will be next door mel ghbors at Mount
Desert.
MARX TWAIN is an enthusiastic admirer of
Browning. AS n reader of the poet he is said To
have no superior.
THE Marquis and Marquise de Mores will re-
main in Paris till August, when they VIII sail
for America. Both are writing accounts of
their hunting exploits IN India.
On the last day of this year James G. Blaine
Will be ia the 18th year of his age. He is com.
paratiycly young man and is probably cool
Tor TWO more presidential campaigns
1T is RUMoRED in Russia that proceedings in
lnnacy are about to be begun against Tolstoi
the novelist If TOstoi is crazy he has certainly
made IT pay. He has n world wide fame and a
good income from his books.
IT turns out that the letter of Senator ingalls,
which was published in the Chicago Neirs Woe
written IN confidence to an old friend who could
never have been Induced to give il out for mn
LEGATION. How it reached publication is still a
mystery.
RENsHAw, the civil engineer. who is now a
brother iu-aw of the Duke of MarlhnrnugL 10 "
man about feet inches in hight. In spite of
his hight RenShaw has q remarkably delicata
lace. he Is probably the handsomsSt younp
man in the country to-day. His darl, eyes hair
ana mustache set Off face clean-cut as n
cameo.
IN 1893 there were 200 Roman Catholic priests
on missionary duty in this country. The Rev
Peter Haverman Of st. Mary's church TROY
n y, Is the sole survivor He has been priest
Tor over fifty eight years. He is greatly be.
loved in Troy. and has many friends amonf, the
Protestants Of that city
CONSIDERABLE excitement was caused /, po-is
by the announcement that NJ. and Nine Fdou.
ard Andre had presented tie PnilanthroDic co
clety with the well-known diamonds worn NV
Mime Andre, and which were valued at e2i Ooi
Inc orLlhantS We're sold at public auction by the
Council OF the Philanthropic society after kaing
ON exhibition for some days in the window Of =
Palals royal Jeweler, to the delight OF the
passerS-by. WV
THE new emperor OF Germany is said to ba
suffering from disease of the ear and the nos
sibhty of his early death IS already beine, dis
cusSed by premature writer's The illness the
emperor is suffering from is not cancer but an
aflliction of which the nature is not reneroil,,
known. lie has been affected bv il for n lon,
time, and during the mortal illness OF the late
Emperor William he paid regular visits To n
certain welknown specialist in Inter den
Linden. VIZ"
PRINCE BISMARCK is shaved every dav nv bis
valet After a light breakfast Bismarck sinh
mus mus hlllselt 70 the razor He is not very pa.
ueht under the operation but has refused TO
wear beard. Ills valet who ls generally very
retcent regarding his master recently made
public curious fact. Bismarck's beard unlika
that OF most men, grows more rapidly In winter
than IN summer. Just why this Is the case is
hard TO explain. The valet is inclined To thinL
that nature has so ordered IL that he may have
an easter time in hot WsAather