The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-29
PERSONAL.


TzE RorHscHHDs have opened another free
hospital on FranSfort-on-the-M Main
JAMES GORDON BESxErr is the most expert
driver OF a folr-ia-haad in the world.
RoBERr KIDD, ono of the Oldest and most
esteemed citizens of Texas. died recently at
Seeleyat the age of IFS years months and 2
| days.
FRANK H. GUSHING the writer upon the Zuni
Indians, is under m sdical treatment in Buffalo.
His ailments were brought on by his life in
Arizona.
SIGNoR BRUSo SPERAIS has lately written a
novel called Tire Donne" three women. which
gives an interesting and vivid description of
peasant life in Lombardy.
The PAPERS of Buda Pesth are asking for a
popular subscription for Kossuth, who has lost
his entire fortune in rAir road speculations, and
who is now Is years of ago.
MRS PHILIP D. ARMOUR, wife of the Chicago
capitalist, is famous in Chicago as house
keeper She is especially expert in all the in
tricacies OF the culinary art.
Mr.. BARRETT WENDELL, the novelist, who is
also assistant professor of English at Harvard,
has been devoting his summer sojourn at New
castle, n. H., to work on a biography of Cotton
Mather.
SENATOR INGALLS,, it is said, has been offered
$4,000 a year to edit Frank Lesties Illustrated
Newspaper 1t IS also said that. should the
offer be accepted Russell Harrison will retire
from the publication.
THE HISTORIAN of the Protestant Episcopal
church in America is Bishop William Stevens
Perry of Iowa. He edits the journals of the
conventions of the church, aud is the author of
several volumes of church history.
LADY BRooKE who was, as Miss Maynard,
known as one of the greatest of English heir
e.
ing to children IN her district, which would
bear inspection from other intending philan-
thropists.
Miss HERMiNIE RICHARDS, who has been
called the Belle of Roxbury, is one of Bostons
pretty women. She is brunette OF tall and
graceful figure, with an exquisitely modelled
face, large brown eyes and profusion of brown
curly hair.
WILLIAM PHREANEs OF Lebanon. Pa, is the
owner of volume Of 1.-The Life, Achievements
and Adventures of the celebrated Sir william
Wallace The book is bound in wooden
covers is over 800 years old, and is still well
preserved.
Mes. LEASE, the kansas Hummer" told a
reporter that on one occasion during the cam
paign she made two speeches before break
fast. The reporter very thoughtfully ne
elected TO ask her il there was any one present
except Mr.. Lease
Hon. j. w. LoNGL.Ey attorney general of
Nova Scotia, says that reciprocal trade with the
United States is the most important and vital
issue between the Canadian parties. and upon
which their next general election, taking place
one year hence, will be fought.
MISS FRANCES POWER CoBsE, author of many
books and one of the ablest of literary women.
is, at the age of 20, hard at work both as
writer and a reformer. She is full of health and
vigor, which she attributes to hAr 81 nple d et
and regular habits, ana gives much time to the
| Antvivisection Society In London, of which she
| is president.
The Rev. DR.. JUSTIN H. Fulton, who located
| recently in Montreal, has raised a storm
already. He delivered an ti-Cathoc address
which George Edwards in a letter TO the
| Baptist declares was characterized by Inns If
ferable egotism. abnormal exag geration, vulgar
wit" and positive indecency,'' producing
painful embarrassment, shame, and disgust. -"
RI REV. DR.. STANTON, Anglican bishop of
Northern Queensland, Australia, is a particu-
larry muscular christian. During the late strike
he helped non-union men to load a sugar SHIP
hands being scarce while earlier in his episco-
pate he horrifl 81 one sheepfoid of his scattered
fiockby walking from the wharf to the hotel
carrying one end of his trunk while a black
woman carried the other
AIPHoNsE KARR, the late French author and
satirist. had one Of the most caustic of pens,
| one occasion he published few satirical verses
upon certain poetess, who, in revenge,
watched for him in the street. and stabbed him
with poniard. The wound luckily was not
dangerous, ana the only revenge the satirist
took was to suspend the dagger in his study
Presented by Nine. - to Alphonse Karin
the back"