The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03
PERSONAL.

EVANGELIST HARRISON, the ex boy preacher.
complains tIat the weather il too warm for a
successful revival in New YORK. He wants cold
weather TO- his work.
EnIToR MURAT HALsrEAD OF the Cincinnati
Commercial ia EFT is strongly suspected OF q
yearnnS Ges.re to succeed the Hon George II
Pan1leton as mialster To Berlin.
A. ". CANNON. thu Washington territory mil
l0ualre, was re idliug sewing machines in Por.-
laId, ore, nine years ago. and to-day his weai h
Is estimated at between 100000 and 5000, UOJ
Princess IAETHA ESGLErIcHoFF. a msmbe
OF the hussiSu nobility. is lerturIng in Neo
ORR on che ways Of her couutgymen, and is not
OILY IN the lecture field chiefly tor what there
Is in II Tor her but frankly says so.
ES-CoNaREssNAN JOIN S. Wr.r Of Virginia
was recently asked if he thought Malone yyOul1
get It cabinet post on Throwing up his hands
in holy horror as II such a thins were impossi-
Die s' replied: "Wnen Malone gels into
Harrison'S cabinet you'll find me posing as tn
Goddess OF LIBERTY among wax figures, but not
before
JAMES G. PATTERSON, the insurance million
atre of Hartford. is a typical Yankee He Is a
biz bearded man, with slight stoop, rehsctve
eyes and deep voice. lie has two businesses.
the second being I! at OF a dealer in choice mar.
bes. lie IS said 70 know more ebout marble in
all ages Of the worlds history than any other
man alive
FANNY DAVENPORT has had good luck. Not
long ago size bought sOml land in the suburbs
OF Chicago known as the Grant estate IL be.
longed 70 the ate Geu Grant, and for il Miss
Davenport paid $4,000 Last week she received
a letter from her attorney inclosing an offer OF
SjOeO0 for the property. Mrs Davenport will
probably sell the land and invest the proceeds
in other Chicago read estate
JosEpH MARTIN the French explorer. is to
leave St Petersburg for Pekin. Then he viii
proceed aong the Chinese wall, traversing the
high table ands in order 10 arrive az the eastern
part OF Tnihet. 10 toe sout OF LAKE KokD Nor
and to penetrate II possible to HASA lie will
then pas through Nunnau and AMMAN. An
eventual junction with The expedition " Col
PevtloH. the probable successor of Gen.
Prievalsky, Is supposed to DO tue aim of NJ
Martins exploration, which is said to be er.
c!usvely scientific.
An ENGLlsHNAN says that She is neither more
nor less than weak water-color sketch OF an
Obeeyah woman, made white, beautiful. and
young, instead OF being as she Invariably is, or
was, blacg, old, and hiueous as mummy OF a
monk " This, he adds lis not only my own
opinion, but that OF all the old comrades Of the
Coast OF thirty years ago, To whom the subject
has been mentioned" He declares further that
these hideous old women. beyond all dispute
possessed powers FAR eXcce ding anything ever
yet imagined n the widest pages OF fiction"
Cot ELLIOTT F Shepard. says the New York
star, is doubtless q genial host aud a very
worthy citizen, but why, Oh, why will he
persist in writing articles for his own paperY
The other day he described with "a gleefn pen
the Vi IL Of Mrs. Harrison and her dau liter aud
souiu.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, to this city
Speaking Of the latest addition 10 the uouse-
hold Of the young cuUp.e, the colonel in a fine
burst OF enthusiasm, exclaimed. MARY Boone
is as saucy baby ana as welcome a noon as
ever greeted any household This auspcious
birth makes Mr.. Nckees assortment OF chill
dreu complete-he has now all kinds possible"
Indeed AT this rate we need not be surprised
TO hear OF Col shepard establishing college
for INSTRUCTION IN society Journalism