The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-06
Personal.

FRANK J. McCLoUD, young business man Of
Chicago, has just fallen heir to a fortune OF
$500 900 left Uy his mother in California.
WILLIAM MoRroN FULLERTON, formerly liter
AIRY editor of the Boston ADVERTISER is now in
London, after tour through Egypt and the
Orient.
COUNT ToLsToI is doing no writing at present,
because, he says, he has quit smoking In the
Old days he smoked much. The smoking stirnu-
lated his brain and he wrote freely
JAMES q BLAINE extends his sympathy to
Mary Anderson, and says lie hopes as how she
IS feeling better now that the newspapers have
started her on the road to recovery.
CADET EDGAR JADwIN, of the West Point Nil
itary Academy, class of 80 has stood nj tba
head of his class every year since his admission
He is resldelt o. Honesdaie Pa and a son of
eX-Congressman c. c. Jadwin.
LORD LoNsDALE is now living the most domes
tic of lives WITH his wife, who has, apparantIv
forgiven AMI forgotten the past Assisted 6y
the countess, Lord LOnSdale Is preparing a no 1k
on his adventures in the Arctic regions
AT MANCHESTER the chamber of commarco
presented an .ddress to the shah. Before il
was read the shah asked, through his inner.
prefer. if it was very long. mo, your majesty ;,
'WeL thea, read it, but be quick as you caul''
The Dukes of Norfolk, Devonshire. Richmond
aud Grafton are all widowars and mi sht be in
duced TO marry. Thelr ages in the order they
are named are A. 81, Il and 10 His grace Of
Norfolk seems to be the only chance for an
American girl
IN spite OF all the gossip about Queen Vic.
toriaS Intention to take Il long sea VOYAGE
the fact einainS that, after a visit to Wa "a
she will go to BalmoraL where she will be ioineJ
by the Empress Frederick The queen got rid
of her rheumatism and sciatiCa at the Isle If
Wight.
THE DISCUSSION regarding the oldest twins
still goes on in various parts OF the country
nNE ~ 10 d
lows TO the World: My grandmother. Mrs
Martha Cook, and her twin Si>t,r Mis-, Mary p
Stackhouse, rec cntly celebrated their S7tn birth
day, and are still hale and hearty and seemingly
good for number of years"
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS are being ,nada d.
Hartford Conn, for repetition of the hlstor-
icai pageant of nationGl victories which was ra
Gently displayed in Boston. 1t is to he mr.
sented in honor of Mrs. Harriet Bsecher Stnwa
some time late in September. 1t is also an
nOuuceI that q similar demonstration will ha
made at Newport on Aug. IL in honor of Mrs
Julia Ward Howe.
"BoBERT T. LINCOLN, the new American min
ister,' says the London Star 'posS.,sses a f-rld
many advantages over his predecessors he Is
more of tie typical American Coming from
the west, he brings with aim its warm cordis iit
ana hearuneSs OF manner. he is rather n tall
man, with brown hair and blue eyes His face
expresses much earnestness and honesty ana
IA has a low, agreeable voice in cOnverSatio1
Mr. Lincoln viii be ably assisted il his socioi
duties by Nrs. Lncolu, who has had large ex-
per'ence socially, AMI IS both Charming and fuil
of tact in ner manners. Everyone is deli-hted
at the idea Of a young lady in the American
minister's household Miss Mary Lincolnisv',ry
pretty, with strong individuality Of her own.
She has the pale, smooth American complexion,
u quantity of Sllver-gold hair that soft hf-ht
hair of pale god with the high lights ali in sill
Yer. Her eyebrows are dark ana piouantiv
grched. and sac has a charming smile Than
she dresses like French woman So the
chances are that next season Miss Lincoln will
be an acknowledged belle, aud the American
embassy gayer than it mas been for years
BEECHAMs PILLS cure bilious and ner-