The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
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QUEEN VICTORIA has an abnormal craving for
air. She las windows thrown open in the co ID.
est weather, and her suite sneeze most of the
fall ana winter
The WHITE Caoss University OF SCIENCE has
decOrSt u George w. Chids, James Cor ION
Bennett Thomas A Edison, JolA w. Mackay,
Cyrus w. FIel ald Wi liam w. Ud0bell.
ROSE ELIZABETH CLEvELANUR writes from
HOLLAND Pat at, n. y: Il b .lieve in som
b iaydiu schools aud not in others There are
girls who ar5 benefited aud girls who are
harmed there,
book On how he squaa tere1 over S1oJD0)O IN
two ears is having a run IN Elglani SAYS taaC
that the worst form Of gambling consists in
betting on cards.
IL a recent interview Tennyson said that he
attributed his -GcceSS as a poet TO his early,
study of the odes of Horace AMI the works of
Keats or, to u,e his own words: Keats ana
Horace we're y masters"
THE car. who recently banished his brother
the Grand Duke Al .Xis, has now diSpl cled "a
Prince OF VldeaoarS' the cJmmtuder Of the
l mp rial guard upon MS travels, and he is
ordered to re main out OF Russia for a year
HELEN HUNT JACKSON, Josephine Hunt. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, Sidney Bradfo Il, Alnert
Hardy anu several OF ers ave at diferrn,
tim beaA accredited witt the a i,horsbio OF
that some what ardent poem, ~ Klssel Me ~
SITTING BULL, the rascllly Sioux chieftain.
has heard about the BrOWn-5eq uard elixir OF
utlN anu il anxious to t-.st / 5 efficiency Fl
has N co TEN atad a Wit 10 Was ii lgton.
ana is no ml,lig ais lans TO visit the capital
some time durn- the fall.
THE MOST FAMOUS BARBER now living, prob
alb Y, is aOont 10 c-ie )rate his silver wediin in
! aIis. lie Is VI. Adolph Psques He vas [ "a
greatest of his Ii I'd SIX y years ago. He mum
bered anon his clients .atelubriand, Lam ~
tine, vi tor II 20, Tneopnle Gautier, Mile
Mars and Maioran.
w
funay wlo ENJOYS the tile OF sergeant foot
man has just b en- tiued by a Loudoa police
uagistra or keeping HOFFMAN on is own
account viz out paying the usual license re.
qui' by Brtsn law for the priv exc OF having
male d jnesIc 5 rvalts.
THE saAH's misconduct in Austria is said to
have driven tine emp ,rOr q ID ulS court nearly
wild II went so far as t. iau b heartily wuen
Arclduke Joseph bAraed his sums a 1ainst a
s. 4 placed ais way oJ little Azz, tn Sh ans
mascot, ami alto ,etner the thing they Liked
best ABOUT him was departure
HuGH FARRAR Med Knott has contributed a
poem entltled Iii e Divine, to the w brook
Cde.) Chr ntcis, wnicl mas 50 excl ed the admit
ration OF the ELI or OF that pc Iodic Il Tn 4e
predicts it will IN be lie tne wprAs of Milton
an d .nte, not with iiSut ref acted, bat with
gol en- sunshine If its own uternL. luster.'
The following sentence from a letter written
by Ltvilgst ne Snort time before his DEATH
and whicl refers to slavery. is Inscribed on his
tomb in Westm lister Abbey: ''All | can ad in
my loneliness is, may h aven's rich blessings
co ne down on everyone, Amet ica En- .lish or
Turk no will help 70 neal the open sore of The
word
The VISIT Of Sir Edwin Arnold 10 Walt Whit,
man is tnus iescrib 81: Il have looked forward
to this for yea s" Sir Edwin cried You are
welcome TO my no ne Walt W .itman replied
Then for a mDment Sir Edwin. hguratively
speaking, fell on tue meek of Camden's d let
and tn ell t alSlE OF poets in general
WAlt una II particular, nj of the great
esteem In wnicl, as he said Mr.. Whitmans
poe rs are held in England. He himself owed
an eXlrao binary familiar acqua NANCE W, III
Mr.. Whitmans poems. and quoted taem age
by page. Mr.. Whi man re gretted That ne
could not DO the same t. 5 Z Twin.