The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-01
personal.

Mrs. IuNPaRY WARD is alleged 10 be earnestly
opposed TO the political enfranchisement Of
women,
TaE works Of the French artist. Meissonier
that are 10 be exhibited n the Paris exposition
are estimated at the value Of l00o1.oO francs.
or S., 100000
The CHINESE MINISTER al Washington has q
great admiration for American women. Either
INC minister IS an expert dplomatlst or he has
good taste-perhaps both.
OSE OF the finest opaIs in the country is worn
on his cap by the Chinese minister at Washing
ton. Ii is as large as pigeons eg :, and is sur
rounded by diamonds. Toe value OF the cap,
with its ornament, is placed al s., 900.
CHRISTIAN HoLzwoErg Of Lowville. y. y.
who Is hopelessly insane has received a back
pay pension Of SlS,0J0 ana will hereafter be
paid 8 a month His wife has supported her
self and children by taking in washing
Mas LESTER WuLAcK low offers for sale
"Elsmere, the noted Wallack place at Stan
fort, CT. one Of the most beautiful in that SOC
lion OF the country. Mrs. Wallsck II IS said,
contemplates going abroad for an indefinite
period
In AL obscure street ON the extreme west
side Of New York city there is u dealer in shoes
who bears the proud name of McAllisLer. BY
strange coincidence the number OF his house liz
800. "McAllister 500 is the sign above the
doorway.
Mrs }. RRDplNo, tae editress Of the Art Jour
MAJ is an expert bicy Gle rider, AMI is said 70
know all roads around New York for twenty
i've miles. Mrs. CAssett. Mrs J.. A Newcome
and Mrs, Stewart Saith arc also among the
New Crk ladies' who have found the bicycle a
source Of recreation and improved health
PRoF. TYSDALL, the scientist is an Irishman,
but an intense sati-hom4 ruler. Prof. Tyndall's
family was naily Of an English stock-in-
deed, the professor traces his descent to the
great Iyndan. the Translator of the Bible. His
parents were by no means rich. Snd young
John may to SAID 10 have educated himself.
Al ANECDoTE illustrates the ruling passion OF
men like Russell sage. Il is ssid he sold a win
dow tor Z 200 TO IL gentleman who wanted to
see the centennial parade and made arrange
melts TO 90 to jay Gould's mansion in order to
get q chance 10 SEE it himself. Mr.. Sage, Of
course, Indignantly denies the truth %, the
story.
Miss ROSE ELIZABETH CLUNEIASD's second
novel Is al most ready for the publishers hands
II will not deal wholly with Washington life, but
il report oe true it Will be another tale OF two
cities Washington and New York. here are
hints thut the aut ior may satiri2e one or two
prominent characters VINO have Teen unusually
severe on Mr. Cleveland
TON REED OF Maine has been telling how he's
was admitted to the bar. He was examined in
CaiifofGis by Judge Wallace. Reed says: The
lrSt question Jud te Wallace asked me was Is
the lc4al tender act constitutionalY / didn't
hesitate a moment. / said simply. 10 is Consti-
tut onAl' You can pass said Judge Wallace
we always pass man who can settle great
constitutional questions n.hand.
ONCE AGAIN the stage 10 TO be elevated. This
ii the elevator Is Alice Smell NoCrea, daugh.
ter Of the lately murdered Chicago millionaire
and divorced wife Of William McCrea. As her
father was killed under peculiar circumstances
and her divorce had its que features, she Is. OF
course. possessed OF hstriouic ability. Then,
again, she is beautiful IL is seldom that the
stage obtains such striking acquisition.
SECRETARY BLA1SE's pr sent attack Of lum'
bagc is the first ne has had TO endure since he
left Europe Before he left this country he
suffered great deal from rheumatism in the
back, bur he has bee1 free fro u that affection
for n great many months. There j. only one
mode Of treatment which gives him relief. lie
goes TO bed, perspires freely. drinks hot gin and
sleeps as much as possible. IL generally takes
him about two days TO fully recover when the
attack has been a sharp one.