The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-03
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HEIJIR1 Ono, soon Of poor Japanese parents
was one of the twelve students out OF lOq vino
took the highest honors at the Ann Arbor uni
versity.
The DUKE and Duchess of Portland will visit
the United States at an early date, an American
trip having been arranged as part of their
honeymoon.
Mas. JOHN A. LOGAN. it is now authorita-
lively announced has no intention of establish.
ing school OF domestic science after her re-
turn from Europe.
THE aged Empress Augusta of Germany and
the Sultan OF TURKEY were the only two royal
personag who personally contributed to the
RELIEF OF the Johnstown sufferers.
Gov. LEE of Virginia is extremely popular
with Fourth OF July committees. He has IN
vltatl0ns TO make an add esS at Denver Charles
ton New York, and at several cities in his own
state.
AT NJ. Cernuschi's great fancy ball the other
evenlnr, NJ. lola appeared as a frar, with his
handsome wife as Norman peasant; NJ MINI
kacsy was sixteenth century G :rman, NJ. Dau-
Diet was lawyer, NJ. Petit a ZuIu cnief, and Nine.
Bernadeki had an Eitfe tower on her head a
yard high, set with diamonds.
Mas JULIA WARD HOWE, the advocate of
women rights, Is well KIN Jwn to be a lady Of
prodi5louS learning. Once upon a time when
reporter attempted to interview her sne
promptly asked nim If h was familiar with
the phenomenology of Schopenhaueris 49, " The
reporter was seized with fit of coughing. and
soon fed from her presence.
THE parents of George KEENAN,. the noted
Siberian traveller, live in Me lima, \. Y. Ken
nan lived there for some years and his wife Il a
native OF Medina Mr. ald YRS. KEENAN, will
soon so 10 Cspe Breton, Nova Scotia, whe q
they wall pass the summer Mr.. KEENAN, will
occupy himself with hunting. fishing, and edit
inI the lar-e amount of matter relating to his
81 oerian trip Yet unpublished In the fall he
will issue book on Siberia and the exile system
employed by Russia.
''FHE Life and Letters of Earl BeaconsAeld,,
is volume which has been nearly Completed
by Lord Rowter. Queen Victoria. however re-
fuses to salcti N its publication. The fact is
the work contains great many letters which
bear directly upon public men still living and
the queen thinks that it ould not be in pond
taste 10 make them public just at this titne
As tue Ok is destined 10 take its place a +ha
most trust worthy volume relating to Beacons.
field the enforced delay in its publication /,
much to he regretted
IL Is not generally known that Gen. Neal
DIV mas an Invalid daughter in Nashua, n. n
who may certainly be regarded as d woGderfui
woman. The Lewiston Journal tells us tina
tn lady has not been able to move from her
chRir-for years, bat she has been an indie atiga-
BILE student a d as mastered the French Cor.
IN n, Spanish, Russian and Greek languages.
She r. Gently perform the feat of repeating a
long passage from her Greek Testament i,er-
baum, from memory, month after she had
read it. tie is an Illustration Of comfort 10
affection Mss Dow loses sight of her mis-
fortunes in her love of study.
NINE MELBA, from Me bourne, is the newest
prima donna to take captive the critics OF Lon
don in "a blue peigaor trimmed with white
lace" She is described by one of item who
saw her in the pei -noir amongst lilAcs an /
roses as tall elegant, expressive OF feature and
more than noticeable in tue eyes. Nine. Melpa
used to play the organ IN SCOTS church in Mel
bourne Sne appeared first in public when she
was 10, but she declines to sal how long ago
that was. Sne says she Ion Sed to 20 on the
stage when she was baby. The fanciful char
acter OF the names of prime donne is shown by
and her husband is Mr.. Armstrong She made
her operate debut before Gounod at the thea
ter de la uonnaie. The Princess Of Wales Is
her friend and she showed one of her friends a
cupboardful of jewels