The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-15
PERSONAL

LOUISE ARBENA. French painter. wears male
pttire. and is very much of a dandy.
| COUNT MUNSTER, the German ambassador at
Paris is the author Of cook book.
] GEORGE IL. SroRRs, son of the late Emery
Storrs OF Chicago, has been sent to the New
YORK state lunatic asylum at Pougnkeepsie-
BISMARCK has already two secretaries helping
him 70 prepare his "reminiscences. One of
them IS the assistant doctor Of Schweninger.
ExPREsIDENr CLEVELAND is expected to
spend most of the month OF June in Blooming
ton' Ill. the guest Of the Hon. A. T. Stevenson.
PHILIP BRIoHT. youngest son of the late
John Bright. has left the ranks Of the liberal
unionists and allied hsmseR with the home
rulers. x ttr
MRS. KExDAL SAYS in her book. Dramatic
Opinion that she is the 5tbenty-second child
of her parents, and made her nrst appearance
on the stage in her "a year
MARK TWAIN says he ehce Quit smoking. 1t
was when he began TO write - Reughing 1t, and
ittook him three weeks to write three chapters.
lie resumed smoking aud finished the book in
three months. 6tE
RICHARD E BREWER, the oldest man in Ohio,
died Wednesday at Birmingham aged los years.
He was prudent man aHthese wears, yet hast
ened his death at last By iR1pfhdently dancing
at MS own birthday party biay1.
A SWISS coBBLER named Bernsserni has re-
turned to his native cautpn, the possessor of
millions which he tiadeas a. dealer in leather
ana hides in the Argentine Republic, where he
spent sixteen years. he is now building an
orphan asylum near his old home. The Swiss
coooler Is not a haIf.souied man by any means.
Hon. Mrs. WATKINS left swansea in her 1O9th
year, says Bristol paper psinted in 1889, for
London, for the express purpose of seeing Mrs.
Slddons. She saw her act nine times. and dur
ing her stay she mounted TO the whispering
gallery. at st. Paul's. She returned to Glamor-
ganshire accompanied by three of her grand
children.
COUNTESS ToLSroI makes hektograph copies
Of her husbands books that are under ban in
Russia and thus circulates them in the mail.
she has nine living children. the oldest a
daughter, aged Is, VINO sympathizes with her
fathers doctrines and often helps him in his
work with the poor. The whole family speak
English perfectly.
B. F. PLuMMER of Indianapolis has invented a
process for curing meat in warm weather with
out the use of ice, and has applied for a patent
he claims that he can cure meat ready for
smoking in thirty days, and that he uses moth
ing but natural agencies. The pork packers are
very much interested in the matter and sur
prlsIng results are promised.
MIcHIGANDER, whose sister has just died in
Indiana, has filed against her estate the queerest
pit VI lCSOTu. NHb lbelI is DoO LOT DOtEu cover
ing time when she visiting him. Another
is IS a day for services when he was visiting
her He also brings in a charge for railroad
fare to and from her funeral, and for 80 cents
an hour for services while he was attending the
same.
THE new German chancellor is a descendant
of one of the oldest Italian families, Caprivi, a
branch of the houses of Caprara and Monte
cuculi. In the thirteenth century the name
was spelled Capriu and in the fifteenth CEN
tury the family emigrated to Steirmark and
Hungary In the sixteenth century several
members of it distinguished themselves in the
Turkish wars