The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-12
PERSONAL.

G. T. YERKEs of Chicago has subscribed
$3.50, 900 to the worlds fair fund of the Windy
City.
SENATOR HIGGINs of Delaware is quoted as
saying that he detests cards and all games of
chance.
THE QUEEN OF RoUMANIA. so widely known for
her miscellaneous writings, has become martyr
to nervous neuralgia.
The EMPEROR OF BRAZIL receives long per-
sonal dispatches daily regarding the progress
of the International Congress.
THE WIFE OF SECRETARY WHITNEY says that
there is no resort like Lenox. II she could al
ways have her way she would pass the entire
summer there.
PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRD, who was quite
i'll a few weeks ago, is still far from well. His
face is pale, his appetite poor, and his sleep
none Of the best
BLACK BART, the notorious highwayman, is
said to have thirty one big and successful rob.
berries to his discredt. 1t is said now that he
has gone to Australia.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS expects to some day
write novel in which colored man will be the
hero. Many of his personal social tribulations
will be woven into the narrative
CHIEF ENGINEER ARTHUR has written to some
of the delegates of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers that the serious illness of his
wife may interfere with his presence at the an
nual convention to be held at Denver, Oct. Is.
man, is looking about New York for pointers
for his chief COOK He is genial and easy to APP
proach, hence his popularity among all classes.
MISS EMMA JUcH and her mother left New
York Saturday for the Pocono mountains in
Western Pennsylvania, to join hunting party
Miss Juch is said to be an excellent marksman.
SIR CHARLES RUSSELL received SIS zoo down
and $3.50 per day for ITO days as counsel for Mr..
Parnell before the Parne commission. His as
sistants, hessrs. Reid and Lockwood, got just
onehalf that sum.
JUDGE THURMAN has announced that he will
not make any speeches this year. Judge Thur
mans son, who was a candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for governor, is on the stump
for the democratic ticket.
FEW DAYS AGO at the meeting of the Kansas
Equal Suffrage Association, Susan B. Anthony
said that every state In the union within the
ties asked for blythe association
A. c. GuNTER, u the last year or so, has prob
ably earned nOre by his pen than any other
American writer Not long ago he said that he
had made from MIR Barnes Of New York" and
"Mr. Potter of Texas" in two months, clear of
expenses, $37. 900.
MRS JAMES Brown POTTER has arrived in
Paris, after a trip to Southern France, In a con-
dition of complete exhaustion. Col. Urquhart
her father, says it will be many months before
she is able to return to the stage. This week
she goes to Satisfies Bains to take the waters
there.
HENRY L. Coz, New York insurance man.
received notice that he was delinquent In his
taxes to the amount of 30 cents. Thereupon
Mr.. Coe went around TO the collectors office
and raved and swore so vehementy that Chief
Clerk Robert McChesney fell in an epileptc fit
and had to be carried home in an ambulance.
THOSE who saw Mrs. Cleveland at the Theron.
Endicott wedding the other day say that she
looked extremely handsome, although some
what stouter than when she left Washington.
Her costume was of orange and black, with
bonnet to correspond, while Mrs. Whitney, in
white silk, with heavy embroideries, was more
richly dressed.