The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-02
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THE GERMAN EnPREsS, says the Londo on Star
is perfectly cololIess character, who has no
opinions OF her own, ami she IS completely
under the domination OF her husband.
STORY comes from the northwest to the
effect that lRnatius Donnelly was persuaded re-
Gently TO pit his analytical abilities against a
tree-and-easy poker game. He managed to re-
duce his temporary financial resources to a
cipher in very short time.
THERE is a colored man named f. D. Long in
Chicago who thinks he deserves a place in Har-
risons cabinet. He IS out in an interview in
which he asserts that he once saved Harrisons
life in Washington, when runaway horse was
bearing down on the Indiana senator.
Mr.. BARNEY BARNATo is the diamond king"
of South Africa. Sixteen years ago he was a
pennieSS bow of 10 years. Tnree years later
he had S15t0J. Then he bought foIr claims st
Kimberly which paid him net $1,000 week for
four years, and then he sold them for S500C00
The Duchess ADELAIDE, OF Schleswig- Hol-
stein, the mother OF the German Empress. is
seriously Ill at her castle at Lomsenburg. The
duchess is 53 years old, and the primary cause
OF her Ill-heath is said to be fall she had in
her room, by which she injured the back of her
neck.
THE late Lord Eversley was q most successful
speaker Of the House Of Commons and never
failed to recognize the right man when score
or more sprang TO their feet apparently at the
same instant. Il have been shooting rabbits all
my life, he once explained, and have learned
TO mark the right ONE
MARIE HENRIETTE, Queen of the Belgians, has
started magazine called La Jeune titLe The
queen and her daughter Ciementne are the
editors while the Queen of Roumania will
write q poem for each number, aud 1t is ex
pected that the Grown Princess Stephanie Of
Austria will do the pictures.
MULE. DUMAS is the president of an associa-
ton of Protestant ladies who visit systematic.
ally the womon's prison OF 81. Lazare, in Paris.
When she was 50 years of age (she is now 95)
she Learned TO speak Spanish that she might
speak words Of comfort TO young Andaluslan
who did not understand French.
HERBERT BISMARCK has acquired the ill-wil
Of the London reporters. On arriving In Lon
don recently he was accosted by re presenta-
tive OF a London newspaper. VINO presented his
visiting card. Bismarck put MS hands behind
MS back, saying with quiet contempt: Il have
enough luggage already, thanks
IL A FEW MONTHS the king Of Spain will cele-
brate nis third birthday in 4 style betting his
exalted bdoyhoOd. the nonsense that is written
about this royal fodder is astonishing. Il 10
stated as remarkable fact that MS manner is
simple ana natural and that he appears TO have
no high opinion Of himself and his heritage 10
is even remarked that he saws, "Ah goo with
almost plcbean intouation, and that ue shows
mosI democratic fondneSs for lump sugar
COUNTESS MARY TAArE, the beautiful daugh.
ter OF Count Iaafe, the prime minister TO Em-
perOs Fr th is Joseph, has soprano voice which
is described As simply perfection. 50 highly has
the young lady cultivated her gift That the
great Patti exclaimed ON hearing her sing:
IoN are more than my equal countess
Mary only siags a. court and a. mass, however.
Her father is also Niscount Taafe IN the peerage
or Ireland, and so the Emerald Isle can justly
claim the nightingale.
CovNT HERBERT BISMARCK is obtaining an I'M
etyi4b.e reputation for bool lshueSs Al the re-
cent Imperial banquet in Vienna 1t is said, ha
ate so glutl0nousy that he had no time for con
versation with has neighbor, tre prince OF Ho-
heulohe At Pesth, while visiting hungarian
club, he stirred up much affecting by taciltSs
remarks regarding Austrian politics. lie IS am.
bilious TO be considered "a CHIP of the old
block but he has more OF his father s brusque-
ness than Of his ability.
The most remarkable cures Of scrofula on
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