The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-24
PERSONAL.

I've new minister Of education in Greece is
I likely 20 be NJ GerokzostOponlos-
: SUCCI. the Italian faster. has sarunk half an
inch in hight since he began his forty-hve
I days fast.
/ SENATOR INGALLS, has declined 10 accompany
party of Kansans who are emigrating to
| ToPoiobampo.
ANNIE z BAXTER was elected clerk IN Jasper
county. Missouri, and is the first woman elected
70 a county ONCE in that state.
I ADELAIDE DErcHoS, the actress, has Just re-
turned from a two months engagement in
Sweden, where she has achieved a universal tri-
umph.
| PRIME MINISTER DE- FaEYCTNET aud Cardinal
Lavigerie, the anti-slavery preacher. are both
candidates for admission TO the French
Academy.
SECRETARY BALFoUR has baen elected rectsr
OF the Glasgow university, defeating Lord Alb
erdeen. the liberal candidate, for the honor by
a nan some MAORI ty.
The PRUssIAS minister % railroads has
Ordered an empty carriage, labeled Safety
Carriase." to be placed between the locomotive
a2o the other COACHES in all trains.
FREDERICK vILLIERs, the famous war CORES
pondent will deliver a series of lectures
through tho United States during the coming
winter he is now on his wy 20 America.
a QUARTER of million copies of Prof. Kochs
statement of bis cure for consumption have
already been sold in Berlin. and the publishers
refused 5000 for advance proofs of the work.
SHERMAN HOAR nephew of Senator Hoar,
who was elected to congress as a democrat from
Massachusetts,, is only 80 years old. His OPP
ponent in the race was James ~ Fox, trJther
OF the late 'HumDty Dump1y' FOX.
The late Mrs. Astcr had lace dress which
cost $4,000, aud it is stated that another was
recently sold to an American lady for $4,000.
There are number of ladies' in New York who
each own laces valued at from $4,000 to $780,
600
Mrs. JoPLING-RowE is one of the most noted
women artists of England, as well as one of the
hardest working. She paints from morning till
night seldom leaving her studio until niGntfal.
Sac has bright and open face, an attractive
manner and is regarded as one of the best
takers IN London.
EARLY in the present generation of business
men there were bu5 five miIlionaires in this
country They were John Jacob Aston and
ST phen Whitney of New York, Nicholas Long
worth of Cincinnati, Stephen Glrard of Phla-
delphla, and William Gray of Boston. There
are now 500 milionaires in New York alone.
PRINCESS MAUD OF WALES recently masquer-
AIDED at Wiesbaden. Hamburg, Wildbad and
Ems as plain Miss Wolf at times and again as
Hiss Welsh, and none OF the lionhunters pene-
trated her disguise. She was chaperoned by
quiet, retiring, elderly lady who was supposed
to be her aunt. but was. IN fact. an important
lady Of tie court, sent to attend the Princess.
Both the ladies dressed very plainly and were
not troubled with attention.
DR.. JULIAN j. CHISHOLM of Baltimore. by in
specting the Babylonish cylinders in the British
Museum, has discovered that the street costume
OF a society woman who lived :, 200 years before
Christ was very similar to the costumes worn
by the ladies of to-day, even to the tight-fitting
waist and sleeves and the accordion clinging
skirt 1t appears, therefore, that while the
ladies' are apparently striving to present some-
thing new in the way of fashions, they are not
succeeding very well.