The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10
PERSONA.

| RosE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND and Mrs Folsom
| are said TO have in contemplation the estab.
| !iShment Of girls boarding school in New
| York
BENJAMIN HAeRrsoN has been made en- hon
Orary vice president of the Baptist Ministerial
| Association, Of which Editor Elliott F. Shepard
| Is president
| Col. STEWART, a prominent resident of Ne
brassa City has made his VIII and provided in
II that his body shall be cremated and the ashes
| dumped into the river at midnight.
NINE. MARIE GEIsrINoER, the famous German
actress, well known in this country, is reported
| dying in Klagenfurt, Switzerland, from the re-
suit Of an operation for cancer Of the eyeid.
PHILIP Frank THOMAS of Maryland and H. NJ.
Watterson father OF the editor of the Louisville
rtc}-J0ju1lGi are the only two now alive OF
the 24i members of the House and A -ty-tHo
senators who composed the congress of 1880.
NRs NEWTON. one of the four women VIII
were given the Crimesn medal, which Queer
Victoria personally pinned on her is still living
in Toronto She was nurse in the Crimean
war, and was shot through the knee ia a trench
before the Te4an.
Miss ELLEN Terry has herself designed the
wonderful dresses in which she appears a
Lady Macbeth One C.inging seamless gar
ment OF dark blue wool. woven with gold
thread. to BE- worn under a blue velvet and gold
worked mantle, is peculiarly effective.
Ann HuST an old maid Of BRIDGEPORT. Conn
"a
century, and accumulated a splendid fortune
by economy, industry. and careful Investments
The additional fact that she had left 100 900 to
charity shows that sne had good heart.
ES- EMPRESS EroENIE. visiting Paris incognita.
walking unattended aud unrecognized through
the garden of the FuilerieS and attending mass
IN the Cathedral Of Notre Dame where she was
married TO Napoleon Ill, forms about a.
striking picture Of the mutations OF fortune
As history records.
M. m,
manuscript Of the sermon that he preached in
the Chestnut Street NJ Z. church OF Portland
Ne, on the death of President Harrison on
April i. ls4l. He says that when be began his
discourse half dozen old Methodist democrats
got up and started out Of the house.
Sol SMITH RUSSELL is one Of the few thrifty
actors he lives in Minneapolis, where he has
good deal OF real estate. He is president of
the Russell. Boyton Manufacturing Company
there, which deals in steam-heating apparatus
aud easht ing supplies. When be bought an
interest IN the company he mea1t 70 retire from
the stage, out he could not keep away from
the theater and he gave IL mp. Russel's wife
is daughter Of Oliver Optic William T.
Adams
No ONE has been more sssiduous in inquiries
as 20 Nir. BrEht's condition than the Empress
Frederick, who at hsr own request, made Mr.
Brlghts acquaintance when be waited upon tue
queen In lsOS 10 receive her maJestYs approval
Of his appointment as president OF the board of
trade. The then Crown Princess Of Prussia said
with enthusiasm tha she bad read ,ir. Brght's
speeches, and had long wished 10 become per.
songly acquainted with him. She made many
expressions Of admiration Of the then recent
speech IN VIII en- llr. Bright had so warmly
defended the queens habit OF seclusion 10 her
w,dowho0d, sad i. has often been told how some
courtler in attendance heard Ir. Bright say
that with her royal hlghuess permission he
would tell her what Mr.. James Buchanan the
United States minister. had said 10 him Of her.
That wherever she went her pres snCe was
hailed Ike that Of d beam OF sunshine.
The most eilicacious stimulant TO excite
tue appetite is Angostura Bitiers, the genu-