The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-08
PERSONAL.

JUDGE LAMBERT TREE late minister to Russia.
says that the car is "a charming man and a
very handsome man. He is a man of great
stature, splendid looking man"
Mas EMMA PETERSON CHtLDs, wife OF the
Philadelphia editor, IS pretty brunette, of
petite figure, with black eyes and long and
glossy hair. She is considered one of the best
dressed women in Philadelphia.
AMAsA SPRAGuE, elder brother of the late Gov.
William Sprague OF Rhode Island, and once the
owner of S10,0O0,O0O, has just accepted an cleo
ton to the office of SHERIFF of Kent county in
that state, hn office worth $500 or $500 a year.
S. B. DoNcHAIN of Hartford, Conn, whose
parents were ArmenianS has ssiled for Con-
stantinople on peculiar matrimonial mission
He intends to purchase a CircasSian maiden,
whom he will marry and bring to his home in
this country.
JOIN SATTERFIELD, living in Trousdale
county, Tennessee, did not have the money to
pay for marriage license, so he mortgaged his
little black COW to the county court clerk at
Huntsville, and the same evening he and Miss
Mollie Nicely were welded.
QUEEN V1cToRIA's AUTOGRAPH is a rare sight
in America, but there is one in the public library
OF Chicago. 1t appears on the hy-leaf of an
elegantly bound copy of the Life of the Prince
Consort, which was presented to the library by
the distinguished authoress with her compii-
ments
UNITED STATES Consul MASON of MarSeilles
writes to the state department that the effects
of general and unresLramed absinthe drinking
in France are now recognized as forming
basis of one of the gravest dangers which
threaten the physical and moral welfare of the
French people.
BRIGHAM YOUNG. JR., has been flying quite
high in Washington society, having pleasant
home and an agreeable wife and entertaining
literally Some meddlesome people, however,
have investigated Mr.. Young's matrimonial
record, and society is shocked to learn that he
has three wives aud families in Salt Lake City
while it is darkly limited that some of the back
counties are still to be heard from on the sub
ject.
PRoF. SYLVESTER, who came from England to
be professor of mathematics at Johns Hopkins
university is abSent-minded. Calling on friends
in Baltimore, he Inspected the pictures on the
parlor walls and, coming to two striking looking
ones, asked who they were. George aud
Martha Washington ''Ah, friends of the
family / suppose" Afterward he remembered
that there was a father of his country and
apologized.
GOOD MANY PEOPLE, says the New York Sun,
have wondered why Herr Most, the eminent
anarchist, is so quiet these days. Perhaps one
reason is the fact, which may not be generally
remembered, that Brother Most is still on bal
pending the argument of his appeal from nis
conviction for the use of language tending to
create a breach of the peace. Most was con-
diary speech over the execution Of the Chicago
anarchists. lie was sentenced to one years
Imprisonment on Blackwells Island. His coun-
sci. Howe & Hummell, carried his case into the
general term of the supreme court, and for
some reason this appeal has never yet been
argued Meanwhile, Most holds his tongue
and Is savagelY denounced by the other anAr-