The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-25
Personal.

GEORGE BANCROFT has hidden his Newport
roses farewell and gone back to Washington for
the winter
Miss HUNr1NGroN's wedding to Prince Won
Hatzfeldt will take place in London toward the
end of this month. 1t is now sufficiently clear
that there has been no opposition to this match
from the outset.
THE son OF BARON DE FAvA, Italian minister
to the United States, has been naturalized as a
citizen of the United States. He has been with
his father at Washington, and is a civil engi-
neer by profession.
QUEEN OLGA of Greece is particularly fond of
American literature. She is a constant reader
of the principal American magazines and news
papers. Her favorite of all authors is Ma
thaniel Hawthorne.
GEN. BEAUREGARD quietly goes to New York
nearly every year about this time, where his
Snow-white hair, well-knit figure, quick step
and courteous military bearing make him a
striking personality.
RAoNE KoCzALsKI a Polish boy of years. is
the latest musical prodigy of Europe He is
going to play in Berlin the Mendelssohn Con-
certo In D, a Chopin mazourka and other COM
positions equally difficult.
GEORGE Francis TRAIN is still in a Boston
Jail and declares that he will count that man
his { envy who attempts TO bail him out. Mr..
Trains serene contentment with the situation
is shared by the general public.
DR.. 7. c. MINOR of Cincinnati is about to
print a book entitled the Evil That Has Been
Said of Doctors" The only trouble he had IN
the preparation of his work was an embarrass-
ment of riches in the way of material.
ERAsTUs WIMAN is reported to have said that
he captured the Pan-American congress pre-
meditatedy the other day, and that he would
do 1t again if he could. The probabilities, how
ever, are that he won't have the chance.
WILLIAM H STOWE, quartermaster of Admiral
toote Post, G. A. K, OF Hartford, is $4,000
short in his accounts. He stood high in social
circles, and was for many years military in
structor at one of that city's best schools.
PREVIOUS to last week Bismarck had not at.
tend ID an opera or concert for twenty years.
He has not been inside of a church, except
strictly business. for a much longer time,
nor has he put himself on exhibition in any
foreign country.
MARIE HALL, one of the dancers in the New
York Casino company, while going through her
part of the performance the other night
slipped upon a rose leaf and fell heavily on the
stage. She rose pluckily and finished her dance
but has since been seriously i'll.
Elk CONGRESSMAN STEELE Of Indiana, who was
mentioned as a possible successor TO ex-Com-
missioner Tanner, was thrown from his carriage
az Marion on Monday, ana had his arm broken
by the fall Mrs. Steele, who was with him,
also had an arm broken, aud received serious
internal injuries.
G. AVERY ORR, who accompanies the United
states eclipse eNpe iitlon 70 Africa will leave
the expedition at the coast, and, accompanied
by five blacks aud i've white men, all fully
armed, viii strike out for the Interior visiting
many Of the native tribes, whose manner OF
living be VIII closely observe.
MILFORD WoonRuFF. the president Of the
Mormon church, was born Va Connecticut thirty.
two years ago. Ne has the cOmpactiy. built
hgure of Grant IN the square facs, the strong
nose ana go ssi Of Tue eyes, there are realinis
~ mako strangers comment upon tne likeness