The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-04
PERSONAL.

WRESTLING ALICE j. SHAW is rapidly develop
inS the arts of the actress She has been robbed
OF a bracelet studded with sapphires a1d dia
monds and valued at $1,000.
JAY GOULD plainly shows the ravages of time
in his face and frame and in his fast Whitening
beard. jay is getting old, but in q financial
tuSsle he is still tOlerably tough.
Mrs. ELIzABEra THOMPSON, the well known
philanthropist, is slowly recovering from a
paralytic stroke, receiseG about three weeks ago.
She will be G3 years Old on February 81, next.
CHARLES PRINCE Of Boston says that twenty
years ago Harvard graduate didn't kno the
difference between sioop, cutter and cat
boat and nov it the only thing he does know.
Hon Miss pRITTIE, sister of Lord Dunalley
an Irish nobeman. was killed on Jan. % in tho
hunting field. The unfortunate lady fell from
her horse and her feet getting entanged in the
stirrups the horse drag-ei her along fer some
distance, the animal kicking and plunging all
the time.
Miss MoLLIE FANcHER, Brooklyn lady who
has been an invalid nearly all her life. is the
vice president of q manufacturing company
which makes and deals in goods designed for
the comfort OF sick people. All the meetings OF
the company are held in tAe lsdys darSened
chamber, from Mon she has not stirred for
twenty-three years
J. DEVILS, train employe on the New York
Central and Hudson River railroad, found
pocketbook containing $50, 900 last sunday IN
seat OF drawIngiroom car attached TO the
eaSt-OouDu tram, due at Albany AZ 9.5U p. N.
He returned the money to its owner, J. Z
Lotus, a Bostonian, who was returning from
the west. Mr.. Lotus handed Devln $1,000.
FRtTz GEIsE, the violncellist, has come to
the conclusion that the street cars of New York
are essentially Philistiuic. He owns a Stradi-
varus cello madn in Is u and valued at So 600
In stepping from surface car in this city he
injured the precious instrument and was thus
unable 10 take part in the symphony concert in
Boston on Saturday night. The cello is now
under treatment, and Herr Geise has sworn to
carry IL in a cab hereafter
HENRY WILLARD used to be as merry as a
cricket when he was a newspaper scriboler. He
grew grave as owl when he was president of
the Northern Pacific railroad. He became mum
as an oyster when fortune turned her back on
him. New, when he again sees the sunshine,
ne has undergone another change and ls inn
pressiye as 4 Turk. But be says that mis- hap
piest days Since ne left the Alps were those IN
which he made beat as a reporter.
AT Evangelist Noodys school, at Northamp-
ton, Mass, IS fair-naired Norwegian girl who
came TO this country entirely alone in order TO
attend this seminary. She says: Norway is
much better acquainted with America than
Moody's school through the papers. | wanted
to be enrolled among its number, and SO
came There is a Bulgarian girl among Mr..
Moody's pupils and q number OF Canadian dam
soils
Prince CANTAcuzENE, who It is semi-oflicialy
announced will succeed Baron de Strive as the
cars ambassador ia Washington, is a noble
man Of the very hi CHEST rank and in every
sense parsonage OF distinction. lie is de-
seconded from the brilliant and brave Cantacu-
zsne, minister Of Andronjeus I'LL, who. usurped