The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-22
PERSONAL.

KING HUMBERT is about to start on a tour of
the Italian coast for the purpose of inspecting
the military defeDses,
Elk MINISTER STRAUSS, who has just returned
from Turkey, says that there are $40 American
scGoolS IN that country
SAM RANDALL has been entertaining 7
DreXel and q. W. ChIlds at his home AZ WaIIing-
lord, ia. Mr.. Randall has recovered his health
Col ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD has been VISITING
warren, Pa, the home of his boyhOod His
father was bank cashier there some nifty wears
ago.
The EMPRESS OF GERMANY viii make her first
visit IN company with her husband o Rome in
Greece.
exconfederate association of the state Of
Missouri to deliver the address at the annual rp
union at Hlgginsville, No, on Aug. %.
ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS WARD has estab
lshed at Gloucester, Mass, q ifs .erman's read
ing room, with newspapers and games. she
mas also founded several coffee rooms at the
point.
a MAINE NEWSPAPER announced B n Buffers
appearance in the town, and spo>e of the
bright red nose which he always wears" The
generals friends, of course, knew that the
paper meant bright red rose.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, on the occasion of his poIdar
wedding. is reported to have said that he mad
solved the domestic problem in this way:
Whenever Mrs. Gladstone insists submit. and
whenever insist she submits
JOHN H. SURRATT has just had his life insured
at Balti more, In the application blank he
wrote opposite the question as to the cause of
the death OF his mother: She was murdered
by the United States government"
Mrs. MANNING, wife of the late Secretary
Manning, is spending the summer in Swit1aI
land, accompanied by her stepdaughter, Miss
Mary manning, but will return home in the faiI
the weather gets back a
perature.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE is in love with bread
and butter. Sometimes she will eat NOTHING
else during the day, and prefers the staff of life
to all Ie dainty dishes that cooks can produce
Next TO bread and butter her favorte dish is
sliced Pineapple, and with this she always uses
generous amount of sugar.
GEN. CROOK says that Sitting Bull has no
reputation among the Indians as a Grave. but
only as medicine mau. He ran away at the
Custer fight, aud his war-like reputation has
been princip ny given him by eastern Whites,
Gen. CrooG adds that he does not see how anv
one could make a hero of him.
BaowN-SEQUARD now holds the chair of ex
perlmenUal medicine in the College of Franco
lie has wide practice as consulting physician
in diseases Of the nervous system. He has oeen
especially successful in treating obscure dis
eases of tde spinal column. While practising
In New y ork he started, in conjunction with Dr
K. G. SegGin, a medical Journal en-. itled
.4JchtUes Of Scientific aud Prdc icdL Medicine
DR.. Browns guard was born in 1918. but is not
In his dotage as some aSty people have as
ed In fact, he does not LOOK his age by 10
years and his mind is as clear as ever.
j. P. PARKE of New Mexico, speaking to
Philadelphia reporter of Marshal Nagle. who
SHOT Judge Terry, said II know Dave Nagle
very well and was equally well acquainted WITH
Judge Terry Maggie is go d-nat Ired, cour-
aSeous and manly fellow, impulSivs but reia-
bic and deserving. He was deputy sheriff at
Tombstone, Ari., at the time of the wiiely-pub-
liShed unpeAsantne-S between SAM Hamilton
and Sam Purdy, rival Tombstone q litNrs. which
eliminated in an agreement to fighs a dueI
Maggie was one of the seconds, and wfs& -
Others concerned crossed the Mexican line for
the meeting Before the proceedings began the
aaair was compromised, mainly through the
efforts of Mr. Magic"