The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-19
PERSONAL.

JOHN II. LTTTLEFIELD, a former law student
under Abraham lincoln, is in great demand
this season as a lecturer. The Star lyceum
bureau has made engagements for his lecture
Personal RecoLections of Abraham Lincoln =
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas
and New York. He will take at least three trips
TO the west this season.
EX-SENATOR JONES of Florida is still in De
troit, where he wanders the streets in the last
stages of shabbiness. He is said to be penni-
less, and how and where he lives are mysteries
On ordinary subjects his mind is sound and on
political and other public matters he talks in
diligently and well. but on the subject of his
unfortunate love affair his mind is impaired
HERR Won BULow, the German minister TO
switzerland, has made a formal complaint TO
the Swiss government against the performances
OF conJurer who has for some time been enter
tanning swiss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The charge
made against the offender is that of Iese
nlGlestie in impersonating the German kaiser
and holding him up to ridicue. The Swiss
council has promised to investigate the matter
CHARLES JOSEPH BoNAPARTE, the distinguished
advocate of civil service reform is described as
a remarkable reproduction of the man who fell
at Waterloo and died at St. Helena. The oval
face, the firm strong jaw, the aggressive chin.
the OVERLAPPING forehead and the piercing ewes
are all there. and the resemblance is increased
by MIR. BoRaparte's fashion of bringing his hair
down on the brow in the way made familiar
through Napoleon's portraits.
ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the death of
Thomas Monck Mason, who accompanied Mr.
Green in the famous voyage of the great Nassau
balloon from Vauxhal Gardens to Weilberg in
1885, He was brilliant flute player, and once
managed an italian opera company IN London
for season at a loss of over $500, 600. The lat
ter years of his life were spent in retirement
in literary pursuits, and particularly on a criti
cal treatise on the Greek New Testament
SIR FREDERICK Young, who is over 20 years of
age, has returned to London after a remarkable
journey. During his sojourn in South Africa
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fortnight in the bush without entering house.
interviewed Mr.. Paul Kruger. completely trav.
ersed the Transvaal and travelled altogether
just 1000 miles. He has not had a DAYS illness
since he left England His Journey will stand
as one of the most remarkable ever made by a
man of his age.
MRS. MAcKEY, wife of the millionaire is very
much interested in Children and her charities
are often directed to their interests. Another
pleasant phase of Mrs. Mackey's character is her
willingness to assist any young woman who is
struggling for fame or fortune, and many are
the young girls to whom she has given not only
financial aid but good womanly advice as well
taking an interest in them and not making them
feel her charity humiliatng burden With all
her peculiarities OF temperament Mrs. Mackey
has some traits OF character which endear her
greatly to those who know her we'll. She is a
stanch friend and very sincere in both her likes
and disikes.
PRISoE ADALBERT OF PRUSSIA, the third son of
the German emperor, is still in short frocks
but he has already developed quite strate lists
instinct Tor making the most OF an opportunity,
The monograph was exhibited the other day 10
the imperial circle, and, at the request Of the
empress, each Of the young princes recited
something into the receiver The crown prince
sang verse OF the martial ''Heil der i'm Sic.
gerSranz, and Prince Eitel Fritz rendered a
stanza OF Uhand's we'll known lied "lch haiti
einen KRmeraden When, however, IL came
% Prince Adslberts turn, be seized the oppor.
tunty Of saying something that was evidently
very near hls heart. "Miil papa please give me
a pouYfh 10 waat he shouted AZ the sensitive
machine, with al carnestncss which made papa
ans mamma aud the whole court circle roar
with laughter.