The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-21
PERSONAL.

EMILE lola is opposed to the guillotne, be-
cause when he was e boy he witnessed its oper-
alton, and the sight sickened him.
JUST twenty-seven years have elapsed since
the appearance of Lady Audleys Secret" and
Miss Braddons new work will be her tifty-first
novel.
Prince LucIEN BoNAPARrE has received an I'M
expected legacy Of Sl5O.0OO from distant
relative.
SENATOR FAULKNER, who was laid up some
weeks ago at Martinsburg, W. Va, by an acct
dent to his knee, is still unable TO get about
without crutches.
ANTON RUBISsTEIN actually completed his
half century of public musical activity some
months ago, but the event will not be formally
celebrated until Nov 30.
Dr.. Won BULow, the great pianist, has agreed
to come to the United States again to give a
series of concerts in the larger cities. His sea
son begins in New York on March 20.
MRS. AUSTIN CoRRIs, Miss Corbin and more
than score of their friends are making an au-
tumn tour of the White Mountains. A few of
them are in carriages and the rest Of them are
on horseback.
THOMAS MoNAHAN, an Irish millionaire. who
lived in Melbourne for half century. died re-
Gently. He was one of the three hundred and
sixty poor Irsd immigrants who sailed for Aus
tralia in 1899
SAMUEL FEssENDEH of Connecticut who was
injured on Mr. Disston's yacht, is now able 10
occasionally sharp twnges, but he says it is i'm
proving steadily.
SIZING WooN, the newly appointed Chinese
consul TO the port of New YORK. is plain look
ing gentleman, aud wears his shirt on the out
side of his trousers like the rest of his brethren
He cannot speak a word of English.
ARTHUR NIKIscH the new conductor of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, won an uudues-
ii ned triumph in his first appearance in Boston
on Saturday evening. His face is delicately
Hptlra giandpF ia
and his manner entirely modest. He conducts
entirely without music.
SECRETARY BLAINE is personally superintend-
ing the moving AID placing Of the furniture in
bis new house at Washington, Mrs. Blaine being
down east on visit. On Saturday one CORE
spondent found him there amid oil the desola-
tion giving orders 10 tine expressmen in the
ca NEST and kindest tones
IL HONOR of the cars escape from the rail
way accident at Borki, the Russian clergy have
erected a massive clock hard by the scene Of the
wreck The clock faces the scene. and heavy
silver bell within il is so arranged as to strike
once year at the precise hour OF the accident.
10 beauty and durability the memorial is said
70 be perfect work OF art.
THE KING OF Italy has been hunting chamois
and ibex ia the mountains and valleys Of Pred
mont, but the stormy weather considerably
inteffered with his ma1estg's sport. His ibex
preserve, the only one IN Europe. lies ia an
Alpine region known as Grand Para lis. He
has four small shooting lodges on the mount
aims, which are accessible only by mule paths.
The ARREST Of Mrs Bloomfield Moore 10 Lon.
doa Is anot her instauc Of the fatal friendly
letter; This lady il appears, expressed 70 .
friend IN private missiye certain opinions or
yeutured certain state nents concerning one !.
A. Chandler. an English gentle ,uau. who had 81
one time been visitor al her nouse, aud a ~ sal
fsVoFite. Asus enemy does MI need 10
write a book II one can Ouiy lnyelkle aim iute
writing friendly letter There are very feH
people Who have not been guilty ~ ineauu )us
thar such eslioable betFsyals ~ confdenoe
are comparatively nare.
FoR a DwoRDEsEO LiyER Wy BEEcB
An6 PiLLk.