The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-13
PERSONAL.

JUDGE MOODY, one of the new United Ststes
senators from South Dakota is said to he q
master of invective and sarcasm in debate who
WIN make even the peppery ingalls, look To his
laurels in that field.
THE Ex-EMPREss EUGENE is said to he mora
than usually infirm this season. and snends a
great portion Of her time in silence and medita
tlon, whether she is lodged in her own home or
Is visiting the mansion of some friend
BLAKELEY HALL and Leander Richardson are
Ine largest two men in New York journalism
Inc latter is feet in hight and tins the hear,
at 200 pounds. His head is unusually large and
requires 75s hat to cover it. Blakeley Hail ia
oullO on even more generous proportions He
pounds. - wv
MRS U. S. GRANT is favorabIy mentioned nc
the successor of Mrs. R. B. HAYES in the nrasi
dency of the Woman's Home Missionary Society
OF the Methodist church. The friends of Mrs
Grant think that her name would be of great
value TO the cause as none in all the country ia
more honored. Mrs. Grant is now one Of The
vice presidents of the society.
HERR Won RorrENBERG, Bismarck's private
secretary, was claSsmate of Herbert Ris
marck, and was engaged in mercantile pursuits
when the chancellor discovered him throuoh a
political pamphlet he had written BismarcIr
told the young man that he might become his
secretary If he was not afraid of work as his
hours were usually from z o o'clock in the morn
ing until o'clock at night.
Mrs YEN ALSER ana ner married daughter
have been in New York for week buvino
household articles for the younger lady to set M
housekeeping. | saw them at the Kendals, the
other day, says New York reporter, with Gen.
Sherman's fair-haired daughter Rachel who
by the way, will sail this month for Paris to
spend the winter with Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
Mrs Alger is a woman whose ways are soft and
winning, and who makes friends for her gallant
husband wherever she goes.
DANIEL L. DAWSON of PHILADELPHIA ia ons of
clever poet, a skillful pugilist, the head of a
large iron MILL great traveller and a widely
read student He owns steeplechaser which
has made a good record on the turf He
knows all the leading actors and actresses in
the country. He is member of many Phila
delphia and New York clubs. He has remark
able nervous energy and the ability to excel in
the various antagonistic pursuits in which he is
engaged
OrTo the mad King OF Bavaria, is TINS de-
scribed by one who has seen him at Fursten
ried Tall and almost as gigantic in stature az
his brother, the late King Ludwig, his appear
ance is sufficient TO startle anyone who secs hin,
for the first time. His hair is long and unkemnt
and his bushy brown beard reaches down he
low his waist. There is q kind of wild weird
look in his eyes, the gaze of which remains
steadfastly fixed straight ahead into empty
space. The only person who can succeed in
bringing CLEAN of intelligence to his face is
the 6Oyear-old mime Marie, who was his nurse
when a child. She is the only person who is
permitted to speak TO him"
PRINCE LUcIEN BoNAPARTE has succeeded
quite unexpectedly to fortune of $50 600
In 1924 Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart son of the
first Marquis of Butte and member of parliament
for Arundel at the time of the reform bill. mar
ried Christana Alexandrine Egypta daughter
of Lucien Bouaparte, Prince of Canine Lord
Dudley Stuart died in 1854, having survived the
princess seven years. For many years her only
son. Paul Amadeus Francis Coutts-Stuart. had
led the life of a recluse in Brompton unknown
and almost forgotten. He recently died and
solicitor called one day at Norfolk terrace and
informed Prince Lucien that his nephew Whom
he had never seem had bequeathed him the
whole of his property.