The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-26
PERSONAL.

LORD SALISBURY il, one of the best amateur
tennis PLAYERS in fashionable London society.
COMEDIAN DIxEY keeps his appetite and diges
tlon In repair by taking ten-mile walk every
day
B. T. BABBTrr, the well-known soap manufact
urer, who died in New York ON Sunday, leaves
fortune of S5,0O0,0O0.
EX-PREsIDENT AND Mrs, CLEVELAND are be-
coming well-known as regular first-nighters''
at the New York theaters.
ONE OF THE FRESHMEN at Union college this
year is son of Allen w. Wright, once che of
the Choctaw nation, who graduated at the same
Institution in 1852
R5y 7 F; MILLET, Congregational preacher
OF Birmingham, Me-, has u parish which is
twenty-five miles square, and uses a pair of
horses TO make tour of it once week.
ALICE KING HAMILTON OF the Lord Chumley''
Company has been taken up by influential New
Workers, and is said to stand a good chance of
getting into the circle just outside of Ward
McAllister'S 400
peals drops nickel into the hat of every beg
gar that ne meets He admits that many OF
them are undeserving, but adds that all of them
are to be pltied. Hence the nickels.
SENATOR INGALLS, stamps as utterly without
foundation" the story that he had written a
letter demanding a reelection to the United
States senate on the ground that he had made
the best presiding officer that body ever had.
MRS. AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON, the southern
novelist, is short and stout, with good -natured
intelligent face, having an expression of happy
contentment. showing that she is on good
terms with her husband and the rest of the
world.
The DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND recently pre-
sented to the Astor library of New YORK four
volumes OF the annals of the house of Percy
Lord Percy, one of the dukes ancestors. served
in the attack on Bunker Hill. the storming of
Washington heights, and at Newport.
Mrs HARRISON is the first mistress of the
white house since Mrs. Hayes time VINO really
supervseS the entire domestic machinery She
has the whole of it we'll in hand, from the eel
every day Both the President and Mrs Harri-
son are early risers, and the days work gets
started by O'Clock.
W. W. STORY. the poet sculptor, has one of
the largest AMI most beautiful studios in Rome,
where ne has been established for thirty.eight
years He is a small, handsome man, with fine
dark eyes and white mustache. His manners
are refined and courteous, his voice rich and
musical, aud he converses with an easy grace
that adds charm to his language.
Mrs. KATE CHASE has almost dropped out of
notice during the last few years. She is still as
brilliant in conversation, as charming in man
nerS and eXquisitely cultivated as in the old
days when she was the proud daughter OF the
Cuiet Justice of the United States, the unriv-
aled queen of Washington society, whose good
word was passport TO social recognition.
r. L. boLDSafD mas natured scheme for the
education OF the Mohammedan boys in England
aud Will proceed 10 England from India next
May with n number of Indian boys described
as scions Of the Mohammedan aristocracy. d"
The schools chosen for the experiment are
Harrow. Clifton. and Tunbridge. the head
masters Of each OF these schools having under.
taken that the boys shall be educated without
any attempt at proselytizing.
SAYS A BosroRIAN: Amy one who watches
the movements OF the big iron jaws OF Gen D.
!. Butler he sits IA court aud manages an
important case would infer that he was an in.
Veierate tobacco chewer, SO diligently does he
mastieate. stili the. fat old general does not
smoke or chew. His Jaws Tor the past four
years Or more have been exercised on the mild
aud exclusive bark of th, slippery elm, ~ which
d. always carries a supply Ia his pockets This
- due ~ tae fact that hs phy siclan told him he
must give 40 Oklug, Feeling tbs need ~
somHfhing ~ take IN the 'hankeF flf tobacco
be resorted ~ the elm baFs aud eheHs q oon.
sisniiy.