The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-25
PERSONAL.
HISTORIAN FRoUDE is writing novel DIES rib =
ing country life in ireland a century ago.

HISTORIAN FRoUDE is writing novel DIES rib
ing country life in Ireland a century ago.
REV DR.. HoUGHToN, rector of the famous
Little Church Around the Corner, whose his
tory is so closely connected with the New Y DIRK
stage has been elected an honorary member of
the Players Club.
Mas. JAMES G. BLAINE, JR. S s. age name is to
b. Mary Nevns Blaine She will travel with
an aunt, maid and a nurse for her child but
without a special car, and in q quiet unostel-
tatious way.
PHILIP A. KAREY Of New ork wants to pre-
sent the New York park commissioners with
the cottage on Forlham Hill where Edgar
Alien Pee lived long time and wrote some OF
his most striking poems.
AMONG the volumes presented by Mr.. Glad
stone to the library OF the national liberals is
Cardinal Newman's book on the univer ,ities.
In the fiy.leaf is an inscription in the cardinals
II. n FeSuiur manu. FROM MS "D''''0H"'' .
MAX O'RELL lives on Regents Park, London,
within few doors of Hepworth Dixon NJ. Paul
Blouet, which is the home name of Max O'Rell,
works in a large cheerful room lined with books
and flooded with light from windows that over
look the green trees and green turf of that very
pretty but, strange to say, not very fashionable
London park.
ONE of the fancies of the King of wurtem-
berg is TO ascerta in Whether the moon is inhab
tied, by causing photographs TO be taken OF
that luminary, and then magnitying the mega
tive q hundred thousand fold. The pictures
produced by thus process snow nebulR with little
dots, and the king declares the dots 70 be men
and women He hopes eventually to get some
of them into distinct shape.
The OLDEST SCHOOL TEAc HER in active service
In Vermont is A. ID. Searles, who began teach
ing in 1Sil at the age of 10. He obtained his
first certificate from the poet John q. SAKE. He
Is nov in control of the school which the late
Sir Curtis NJ Lamson gave 10 the village OF
New Haven Mills, Vt. Lamson was born in this
village, and was knighted by Queen Victoria
for the part he took in the laying OF the Allan
tic cable.
Mrs. SENATOR SHERMAN, who is one OF the
handsomest and most kindly matrons Of the
senatorial circle, is feeling quite grieyed over
the social changes which will follow in the vase
OF the political upheayal of last November Mrs.
sherman fully sympathizes with her nus
band in his political belief. and has no diSposi-
ton to regret any.of the political changes which
will take place on March 4, as those are the for
tunes OF politics. but in referring 10 tue ladies' OF
the present administration, she paid them
high and merited compliment. She said to
years, and consequently have wit
messed many political and social changes,
and have met many kinds of people, but do
not remember TO have met a more thoroughly
cordial and warmer hearted circle OF ladies
than those Of the present cabinet families, and
l might extend this result of my personal inter
course to the ladies of the families Of many of
the bureau officials For my part shall be
very glad If the ladies of the new cabinet are as
agreeable intelligent and cordial we have
found those who will very soon retire from their
Official surroundings" Il is known that all the
ladies' OF the cabinet and Mrs. Cleveland have
great love for Mrs. sherman, aud have always
admired her foe her social qualities and warm
heart.