The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-22
PERSONAL.

THE YOUNG KING OF SPAIN recently attended
the theater for the first Time in his life.
DR.. FRITHJoF HANSEN, the explorer of Green
land, will come to America next spring on a
lecture tour, accompanied by his beautiful
young bride
Ex-QuEEN NATALIE has ordered a complete
new outfit of furniture for her residence at
Belgrade all of which is 10 bs adorned with
the royal arms of Servia.
THOMAS A. EDISON has grown feshy of late,
His hair is mucn grayer than it was Two years
ago, but his face is as youthful and his smile has
the same cheerful character that it possessed
of old,
D. L. MOODY the great evangelist. in an inter
view on the prohibition question recently, said:
Il believe in prohibition, but not in the third
party. | also believe that there is no use in
having law until there is public sentiment
that will secure an enforcement of it,"
PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRD does not mako
a good invalid. He is so interested in his work
that it Is almost impossible to make him keen
as quiet as he ought to. He tries to read but
his mind constantly runs on administration
matters, and he grows restless and rather irri-
table
A CONTEMPORARY has discovered that as the
| hand of providence blanches DR.. Depew's
whiskers, and his own hand boldly adjusts his
white cravat, the res amblance between the
| great New Yorker and the late Co nnudore
Vanderbilt becomes daily more and more
| striking.
CHARLES ScRIBNER, the publisher says Robert
| Louis Stevenson did write The Wrong Box, " in
| spite of the denial that has been telegraphed
| from San Francisco 1T is not possible thathe
| would deceive us. In addition to all this the
work shows intrinsically the hand of Mr..
| Stevenson"
MILTON H. SMITH, who gets SOS, 900 a year as
| president Of the Louisville and Nashville rail
road, was once an office boy working for So per
week, and afterwafd a clerk In a freight office
| Thsn he was made the agent of country sta.
tion and rose rapidly. Strict attention to bust
ness was the secret of his success.
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY is much dis
| pleased with the models submitted Co him for a
monument TO his grandfather, William l. He
| has said that not one Of them deserves prize
| Many of the most famous sculptors in German
refused to compete, claiming that the prizes
| were too small a reward for the labor required
in the preparation OF models.
Mrs KENDAps FAMILY NAME. that of Grim
| ston. has brought about many humorous con
| tretemps. In English society she is addressed
as Mrs. Grimston" quite as often she il
| called Kendall On one occasion gentleman
reminded Mrs. Grimston" of how much she
resembed the famous London actress. on
another occasion new acquaintance. who had
been much pleased with her social quail les and
good nature, invited her 20 join a party % SEE
Mrs Kendall the next niRht-a joke Mrs. Kenda
not only appreciated, but carried 20 quite a
length.
OUiDA spends much time al the Langham
when she Is in London AotlOng since a young
American .,irl, Miss W. Of New York called
upon her az the hotel with letter Of introdue-
ton. After waiting Some time q strangely
dressed figure rushed into the room. livery
color ~ the rainbow Appeared in her costume,
and her bead Was decorated with a circlet n
many -colored bright ribbons. The bizarre
creature stalked % - oar American gifl. and
in a very hFasQue manner haid. DO you want
te So mof' y hhyc q letter u intr0fucfion -
you. You are az American ! kg0H IL ~
your bod starr was 0Iida = polite raui n
your ouiisndieb costume, and ~ ! eiab you
good uaQrniuR"