The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-09
Personal.

THE EMPRESS AUGUSTA gave 500 to the fund
for the relief of the sufferers by the Antwerp
explosion.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL is going back to his
old Cambridge home, "Elmwood, " in few days
to stay, he says, until he dies.
THEopHILE LANDREAU, the discoverer of the
immense beds of guano in Peru, is living in
comparative poverty in Lima
ALMA TADEMA is described as the least i'm
posing object il his studio He looks and is a
little over so. He is short and strongly built,
and most energetic in his movements.
AMELIE RIvEs- CHAMBER, who has been in
Europe for six months, will not return to this
country before next year. She expects to pass
at least month in the interior of Spain.
CONGRESSMAN O'NEILL of Boston. against
whom John L. Sullivan expects to run, says he
will give the slugger the first complete wallop-
ing that he got if he enters the field against
him.
SPEAKING of his separation from Lawrence
Barrett and his future plans, Edwin Booth says:
''We are both young men, and there is ne tell
ing what may happen" He is now little
over So.
For the first time in the history of the Yale
law school, an Italian is among the students
His name is Sig. Paul Russo. and he has been
employed as court interpreter in New Haven
for several years.
LESTER iB. FAuLkNER, who gets seven years
for wrecking the, National Bank at Dansville, n
L. ~
He has fine war record, with the breyet rank
of br1gadfer general.
STATUE Of walther Won der vogelweide
the minue-singer of the twelfth century, was
unveiled on Sept r. at Rouen, In the Tyrol,
where he ia supposed by some TO have been
born. II Is q colossal statue.
AFTER DESTROYING a very large number Of
letters. Mr.. Glad tone has selected 90 900 for
preservation and has built for them fire
proof room. When his biographer comes to
overhaul them he viii find his work half done
in advance
RKv. EDWARD G. TowTE of Washington, with
whom Mr. Depew had dealings in connection
with his centennial Grafton which have lei TO a
suit fer 81, 500 is preparing TO give In New York
two courses of twelve lectures each on Great
Steps of English Culture, and ELECTRICITY and
Life"
Mrs. FRANCES HoDGsoN BURNETT's youngest
boy is the original of her famous character Of
Little Lord Fauntleroy." Her eldest son is
described as "outdoing in cussedness any five
boys in his neighborhood." His mother has not
written him up yet, though she has often been
obliged to turn him down"
SENATOR SHERMAN has finely stocked library
of standard books, but he practices the theory
of Gladstone: Newer read book till it is q
year old" He blu all valuable and rare books
on finance, and informs himself of their con-
tents. He knows the history of prices, and has
theory of his own about what creates values.
PRINCE ALBERT OF MONACO. who lately sue
ceeded the principally Of the little island, is
about to try married life second time. The
lady he has now chosen is the daughter of M
Michael Heine, and was married to the Due de
Richelieu. 1915 Curiously enough, his grand
father married the heireSs of the Duchy Of
Mazari1, so that the proposed alliance will con-
meet for the first time the families of the two
great cardinals who played such an important
part in the history OF France.