The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-10
PERSONAL.

JEFFERSON DAVIS has re, elved an offer from
a northern publisher to write history of the
confederate states.
PHILIP HENRY WRECK and Otto Emil Flood
are the names inflicted uDon the twin sons of
Mrs. John Emmerlng of Johnstown Thus are
the memories of the great calamity unhapnily
perpetuated.
Mr.. GLADsToNE's recent speech at Torouay.
according TO the Pail Mall Gazette was one OF
the duteSt he has ever made and was abso-
lutely devoid of anything calculated to interest
the general public
SARAH ALrHEA- HILL SHARON TERRY is the
latest notorious woman to infiict herself upon
a long suffering public. She has signed q con
tract with Charles McGeachy to lecture under
his management for three years.
NINE WADDNGToN, wife of the French am
baSSa1or TO England, has declared her intention
of striking off her visiting list all the Londoners
who offend the susceptibiitieS of the republic
by entertaining Gen. Boulanger.
j. t. TRowBRIDGE, who grew famous by writ
ing clever stories for boys, is one of the promi-
nent authors of Boston. Though past 10 and
grayh haired, his fresh face and youthful bearing
make hun appear much younger.
DIR. Fl. NJ SrKRKLoFF the United States con
sui to Bremen, is the best known German physi-
clan in st Louis, W Iere he has lived for many
years. lie is native of Stuttgart GERMANY
and served through the war as a federal army
surgeon,
tion but he is still strongly in favor of oscula.
rion. When he Ssed through Lincoln, Neb..
on his way to Denver he stopped but few
mitfqtes, but the JoRr1aG reports that he kissed
all III young ladies In sight.
NliE 3EMMA NEVADA, the American prima
dsfliia, is repeating her vocal triumphs in Spain
She is spoken OF as the; spoiled darling of Scan
isl ,fdcnees, both socially and artistically.
She u at present in Seville. where sac has
arrnearaa in SpinerAh" aud the Barber OF
& EEsRy GEpRaE ID to have the usual reception
when e9eturnsto New York. His friends will
steam DOWN the bay in tug, take MIN from
the steamer. then dine him to his souls con.
many speechesa as be plesses. All their arrange
mentS have been made
HENRY NJ. STANLEY, the African explorer. is
expected back in London by next September
He has already been booked for a series Of lee
lures the first of which is to be delivered early
the lectures delivered in London, and $500 a
night for those in the provinces.
ex-senator THURMAN is again suffering
greatly from rheumatism To friend who re
centiy asked him = was feeling he replied:
Il shall have to swer bout the same way an
old fellow once . when The doctor called aud
put the same QUE tion: flank God, / think m
suffering about a. nIuc as l can
SIR JULIAN PAUNcEForE has been much
amused at the anger expressed by the Persian
dhoStSssauOr IoWafu the American press The
fact is Sir Julian, like Hadje Hassein Ghooly
Khan, has made use Of a press clippings bureau
TO keep him inTor regarding the expressi, m 4
of the journals of this country in his regard Ia
many instances the clippings sent to Sir Julian
have not been extremely complimentary. and
the photographers have not been gentle with
him. But he has only laughed at all this. He
has a greater admiration for American humor
than has the Persian.
The name of Jennie S. Churchill, signed to an
account OF trip to Russia, and printed in the
Neio ReUiew, stands for Lady Randolph
Churchill, who was Miss Jennie Jerome of NaW
York. but who, since her marriage to the young
English statesman, has become thoroughly
Identified with her husbands country and poll
tics. She was the foun Ter of one of the LARGEST
political organizations in Great Britain, known
as the Primrose League. and nam d in honor of
the late Earl of Beaconsield. whose favorite
flower the primrose was said to be- though even
that tradition is now denied