The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-11
PERSONAL


President CARSor Of F ance is a literary man
by Inheritance and habit. He has written
good deal Of poetry which has never appeared
in print Partisan publishers have tempted MIN
in vain.
A Mas. JONES was recently baptized in a
church at Jamaica, L. /, IN her olst year. She
had Just arrived from Wales, AMI the otncIa-
ting minister was her sou, the pastor OF the
church.
MAX O'RELI" Paul Bluet, is so much pleased
wit his former visit TO this country that ne
has accepted an invitation TO revisit II aud de-
liver second and more thorough course OF
lectures.
Mss ETHEL " MACxENsIF. daughter of Sir
MOrreu Mackenzie, has taken up journalism as
a profession or q pastlm-. She has h-gun by
playing the role of correspondent To American
newspapers.
The SULTAN OF TURKEY has lost great deal
OF flesh Of late and begins 10 look Ike an old
man His physicians nave ordered him TO
drink plenty of wine. lie should build up in
sublime port.
QUEEN VICTORIA shows symptoms Of an in
cliuation to present the Emperor of Germany
with al Indian shawl in exchange for her pro
motion TO the colOnelcy Of the First Dragon
Guards OF Berlin
BILL NYE has been financially done up" by
Minnesota al estate man, who induced the
huniOrlst to trado his house and iot at Hudson,
Wis, Tor some worthless suburban lots near
Minneapolis having a =, 90 mortgag9 attach
ment.
TENNYsoN has horror Of the biographer. He
Keeps no diary and has destroyed MS CORE
spOncence and all records of it. He is reported
70 nave said to a friend re eatly: when | am
dead VIII take good cure they shall not rip me
up like pig"
RoBERT GAR2ETT's r storation to health, the
baltimore merictt says, IS now assured He
attends 20 his large spOnd-nce, and on his
ret IN this fail to Baltimore VIII resume active
"a and faL- al Of
larSs enterprises.
SOMEBODY asked Miss Susan B. Anthony re
Gently II II did not tire her to shake so many
hands at the various receptions given to her.
Yes, 1t does tire me, She replied, quickly
but not so mucn il di! twenty years ago to
stand al ons with n hands to shake"
The SULTAN OF TCRkrY maintains Az car
rlaseS which incur an Expense OF 3O0, 00) francs
year. MO,t OF these carriag IS are of French
MAKE. few made IN Turkey show cleverness
IN const uction. The sultan personally mas
need for only about four of the vehicles re-
ferr-d to.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL is again on the
rampage He won nigh praise from the tory
organs Tor his speech ON the royal grants. Now
he IS advocating the state purchase of Irish
lands and form OF agrarian socialism, and the
tor organs are again sneering at him as
weatnercJck politician.
BRADLEY, the founder of Asbury Park, was a
roundly abused man on Sunday. The surf was
full OF thouSan IS of fish schools Of muliet.
Oule-nsh, BLACK bass and Others, and the guests
AMI fishermen regarded them with a greedy
ana regretful eye. The founders rules do not
permit FISH on Sunday. Rev. Dr. McGlynn
preached there the same day.
THE YOUNGEST LEADER of an orchestra in the
country Is Prof Frankenstein, who yields the
baton at the concerts of the West Side parks
In Chicago He is only IS years old, but though
beardess, conveys the impression OF being
much Older man. His manipulation of the
through /
IS said, would do credit to many older leaders.
NoADIAH VI. HILL, an old gentleman who died
near Albany II few days ago, read and under
stood hebrew, Arabic, Syrlac, Chatdte, Samar-
Itan. maltese Arabic, Mo -reblu Arabic, Persian,
Armenian, Turks, Hindoostan, Orenburg, Tar
tar, Estrangelo, ansClucasian Tartar, Greek
Latin Ge man, French ltal an, Spanish, Dutch,
Flemish, Anglo Saxon an many other tongues.
FATHER WENDELIN, Father Damiens sue
cessor at Molokai, writes: las yet / have ex-
perlenced no indications Of the dread malady.
My assistant, Father Conrardy, has been stricken
down VITA what may be- the first symptoms of
the disease and is confined in the hospital at
Honolulu. The five Sisters of Mercy sent here
from syracuse are well and attending to their
duties"
AMONG THE CLASSMATES of the Rev. DR.. George
ZabrisSIe Gray, 'an Of the Protestant Episco-
pal school at Cambridge. Mass, who died on
Sunday were Phillips Brooks and Stephen II.
Tying, jr They al went to Alexandria Epsco-
pal theological seminary, but left it at the out
break of ths war in 1861, and came TO this city
a d formed the nucleus Of the present EpISco-
pal seminary here.
THE death of james F. Buckner, Sr.. at Louis
vile. on Sunday, of paralysis, in his 9Th year,
removes well known figure. He was born in
Virginia, out moved to Kentucky. and for four
teen years served in the legislature of that
state During the war he Distinguished him
self greatly and made col ector of int
nal revenue by P esident Grant. He held the
position for three terms, until Gen. Garfield
was elected p esldent.
JOHN BOYLE O'RSILLY, the poet, is building
a new house at Hull Mass, on the site of the
one formerly ccupled by him. That said
to be nearly 200 years old. and Mr., OReilly,
who mas a love of the old fashioned, clung to it
until it nearly crumbled away beneath his fe
| The new house is built of Qui. cy granite with
q picturesque tower on the water side An old
cannon, the re ic of q wreck off Hull is one of
| the features of the grounds.
Two Negatives.