The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-05
PER sONAL.

NEHEMIAH JAee is understood to be quite q
heavy load for the prohibition ticket 10 Iowa
President CAsSor Of France is said to be con-
sidering e proposition to visit ST. Petersburg
next Way.
DE-. BRooxs. Johns Hopkins professor. says
that either dredging must stop or the Marylan1
oyster fssssaas1 to D. faetor in{the market in
three years ~ ~ lE III
GEN, GREEEk CHEF the senatser5ice, is in re-
! csipt OF at least ~twecty letters a day-from
cranks who solemnly hold him responsible for
the weather.
BsocA the French autaropologist declares
that she brcad-headed race re1~Fepresented by
the people Of Central France are the true Gauls
or Celts of Caesar. re
JrDeE A. l. PALMER Of the supreme court of
New Brunswick bears such striking resem-
bance to Gen. Sherman hat when IN this
country be is often mistaken for the old
warrior.
CHIEF JUSTICE AND MRs. FULLER will celebrate
their silver wedding in January at their Wash
ington home. On that day the welding of their
daughter, Miss Mildred Fuller, to Hugo Wallace
VIII take place.
CAMILLE DEsMouLINs, the famous journalist
Of the French revolution, whom Rebespierre
used until Danton was condemned and then
sent to the gullotIne, is to be COMMUNICATED
by statue IN Paris. SO is GuStave Flaubsrt.
PRoF. WILHELM MUTHMAN of Clark Univer-
sty, whose disappearance in September led to
some unpleasant conjecture, has been found in
a Philadelphia hospital where he had been suf-
fering six weeks with an attack of brain fever.
Mrs FRAME NJ. CHAMBERS of Canton, o., lost
her voice three years ago, and since that time
has been unable TO speak above a whisper
Gently she was taken with a violeno fit of
sneezIog, and she is now bic to talk in natural
tone
BJoRNsTIERNE BJosxsoN, the Norwegian
writer has daughter who gives promise of be.
coming great singer. Her father has Just
comp eted a volum- of poems. which fast as
they were written Frozen Bergliot Biornson set
to music.
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY always trav-
els with q suite of secretaries and telegraphers
and business is transacted just as if he we're in
Berlin, and his first care is to establish direct
telephone communication either with the
capital or the nearest point TO it.
MISS BEATRICE Potter is at present one of
the most famous and talked-of women in Eng
land. She is a superbly beautiful woman, is of
arlstocratic conn ctions and owns large
forum in her own right. For several years
past she mas been devoted pupil and disciple
of Herbert Spencer.
EEYEnURA SAKUsABARo, a Japanese druggist,
is said to have discovered process by which he
can convert wild hemp into fabric which can
not be distinguished from silk. Repeated tests
have been made of the fabric at the silk
in< establish nents in Kioto and elsewhere in
Japan with satisfactory results.
Mrs. JESSIE BENTON FREMONT writes from her
home in Los Angeles to friend in San Fran
cisco: My sons urge us to come to them and
81 are their homes in the east, but the cruel
winters there we could not live through. Now,
with the pension, we are able to remain here
where not only the climate but the warmth of
true sympat ny given us make an atmosphere
that revives US and renews life"