The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-30
PERSONAL

MOODY. the evangelist is a pedestrian He
is nearly always in fine physical condition, and
disdains an oEercoat even ia the coolest
weather.
! Loan CHEF JUsTIcE CoLEzIDGE of England
is nearly 20 years old and reioces in the receipt
OF acomfortable salary of $1,000 a year from
I the crown.
DANIEL SCALES, the colored millionaire of
San Francisco. ami perhaps the wealthiest men,
Der II his race in the United states was for
merly steward on a Mississippi. river steam
| boat.
LUcY LARcox, the sutho-ess, is suPerstitious
in that she believes 1t a bsd omen TO speak Of
J her future literary work to even her most init
mate friends If did / should never go on
with II, sue says
WRITISs 10 friend. Dr.. Oliver Wendell
Homes says; II have made up my mind to do
no literary work at al during the coming
| months, ana am declining al literary offers at
presebt. must have some rest.
CoNTEssE DE MAILY-NEsLE. one of the pref
test o. Partisan women. is pretty blonde, with
an elsgaut dZure and a 90 -enly carria Ze. Her
hair is OF liquid gold, ner eyes are blue, and she
Is an accomplished artist and musician
The GERMAN ARMY is so badly provided with
officers that Kaiser Wilhelm has issued an orii-
nance by which the nu nbsr will be increased
during the next few years, sHd the term of in-
stfuction IN the military academies VIII be
shortened
TIE WIPE of ex-Gov. Cllfin OF Massachusetts,
is developing into one of the literary women of
Boston, and both Of her two recent books,
Real Happenings and Sketches of Old New
England Lile" are reported as being unusually
successful
Mas. z. LYNN LINTON, the novelist, lives in the
Queen Anne mansions overlooking St James
Park, London Her, she has char ming rooms
thab are always bright with flowers aud here
sac receives delightful circle OF fri nds. Far
from disc lining he age, Mrs Linton makes
her boast OF having lived in three reigns.
COUNT vow MoLTKE is an enthusiastic must
clan, AMI in former years played the violon-
cello remarkably well. He delights in quiet
musical evenings at home, where DR.. Joachim
Is Is frequent guest among other famous artists.
lie held marshal lies on tle -ofa while his
VISITORS play, and alternately smokes and takes
snan from favorite old bog.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN still lives. Ills home is in
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania He belongs
10 the same stock from whicn descended the
martyr PRESIDENT When The immediate ances-
tors o the latter rem wed rom Berks county
70 virginia the progenitorS of the former made
tnslr home in the fertile valley of the Cones
toga The Abraham Line jln of to-day has seen
m IRE than four-score years come and co. and is
eDout tae age o. the lamented emaucipator
His form, too. is tai and gaunt. and mis- general
appearances is not unlike that or President Lin
coin. His home is on large and productive
farm just north of Cnurchtown. There in the
deep nlng twilight Of the evening OF life he
sereneiy enjoys the love and respect of neigh
bors AMI friends.
COUNT ALEXANDER SzECHENYI, who was given
up as lost, is soon expected at Vienna, Austria.
The rumor was recently circu ated that he had
been assas iinated at Honolulu The count has
brought back from his distant voyage more
than 1000 photogra Dhc vi rvs from countries
which had not been visited by Europ.a ans
since the times OF Cook and Vancouver. His
companions, Count Wachtm lister, and Renee
de CAstin. will return with N ID the Austrian
capital As to his thr clmpalion. Count san
dor, he will proceed dicectly t. Pesrh, wnere he
will place aimssf at tl9 disp )stion OF the jIdi-
cial authorities; ne mad bs5n sentenced previ-
ousy to three years IA prison for having fought
Il duel