The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-31
PERSONAL.

Lord Vaudeville, who has gone into bank
ruptcy in England with debts Of S600.O00 is re
ported as contemplating coming to America
and going into the horse and cattle business.
DEAN BURsoN once ended an animated ser
mon with: And so Jonah was lodged In the
whales belly, where, my dear brethren, We
will leave him until we meet again next Sab
bath"
TIE Emperor OF Austria intends to visit
England this year in such strict incognitc
that no one but himself and his attendants will
know anything about it until he is at home
again.
MISS CELESTE sTAUFFER, the young New Or
leans beauty TO whom Samuel J, Tilden be
queathed 500 900, Is soon TO marry George
Agar a dark eyed and handsome son OF the
Crescent City.
GoTTLEIB Won BALLERsTRoM, a San Francisco
oootblack much given TO painting the town. but
who always claimed he was of noble extraction,
has fallen heir to 100000 by the death of a
relative in Germany.
HERR KRUPP's annual income is 1850, 900
marks; Baron Won Rothschild, of Frankfort
1000 600 while poor Herr Won BleiSchweber the
blind Berlin banker. has 100000. They are the
three richest men in Germany.
VIcToRIEN SARDoU, the greatest of living
dramatists. contemplates a visit to this country
this spring. He will come, it is said, on the
invitation OF Fannie Davenport, for whose
dramatic talent he has a sincere admiration.
BOYD WINCHESTER, Lne Cleveland minister 10
Switzerland expresses the hope that his sue
cessor will relieve him soon. He is anxious "a
get back to Kentucky again and resume his
position as the best poker player in the blue
grass state.
DIR. r. A. GUM Of New York is vigorously
opposed to vaccination, and says he would
shoot the man that attempted to vaccinate
him or his chid The doctor Is evidently loaded
and has great care for the health Of the little
son Of a Gum in question.
PETER COOPER, who died at %, leaving for
tune of So. 900 OOn. remarked TO a Young friend a
few months prior TO his taking of: my son,
l never went to bel without saving half Of what
my days profits were. II made dollar. ha (
dollar was put away carried that rule into
active life wnen | became a merchant, and
never departed from IL.
REV. DR. HIRAM EDDY OF Canaan Conn., is q
giant In frame and big man in intellect. He
is chaplain of the g. A. r. Of Connecticut Last
Sunday he preached a sermon In which he said:
II am glad TO preach today. 1t isl my birthday.
am IS years old. have preached this gospel
for fifty years because believe in it. | believe
in 1t more aud more every year Of my life
IT Is SIGNIFICANT OF the man that among the
portraits on the walls in John Bright's study is
one OF Gladstone, one Of Lincoln and one OF
Washington. He did much Of his work with the
reminders OF congenlal spirits around him. He
recently gave evidence that the political separa-
ton between himself and Mr. Gladstone had
not changed his confidence in the fundamental
worth Of the latters character, though he had
previously given way 10 impatient utterances
concerning his home rule attitude.
NINE. DEMoRksT OF fashion magazine fame is
a medium-sized woman OF the straight, strons :,
unwavering, elear-seelng, but rm-tinted type
OF brown coloring. Her hair il very dark brown
and straight but not black She wears 1t
arranged In q sort OF half French twist drawn
well up on the top OF her heae. Her skin q OF
u brown tint, with that rod colsr showing
through It, and her face Is Of the long mathe.
NAUTICAL sort. Il saw her on broadway yester.
the years are touching her very lightly indeed
She is noted for invariably due dressing, elo-
giant jewels, rich fabrics, but always In taste.
AT the Sorosis dinner the other day she wore
rose pink crepe, with brown velvet trimming.
This. with her warm coloring aud the scintilla-
tons OF diamond pins. earrings and a swinging
diamond spray in her hair, gave her the APP
pearance Of a carnation with dewdrops upon
Il"