The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-26
PERSONAL

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ARcHoEAcoS 'FAsRtE'has acceptsi the chap.
laincy OF the House Of Commons
RUBENsTEIS says tazt but a little more than
per cent of Americans understand music.
MARSHAL nAcsIAHoS has gone to live at his
castle OF La ForesJ. where be viii finish bis
MISS JurIA WARD How. has been elected
Newport
ROBERT SsLLARs. the oldest Mason in Canada,
mas l jas died in Kingston, Ont, aged 90 years
VICE PREsIDzxr MorroS finds his shorehem
hotel in Washington a greater care to him than
all his other business affairs
ARTHrR LUsfLEY. the welknown artist aud
illustrator, has become totally blind through
the growth of cataracts over both eyes
CAPT. L. W. CUTLsn, editor of the Denver
REQ and Farm, and at one time the associate
OF Horace Greeley, died Saturday at Denver.
Mss Harriet CoLFAx. cousin of the late
wee president, is keeper Of the lighthouse at
Mlchigan City. one of the most important bea-
cons on Lake Michigan
Mas. JOIN ". MAcRAg started the autumn
season in the American colony in Lond n this
week by reception given 70 meet her father,
CoL Daniel Hungerford.
NINE. AiIMI De FosrESILL1Ar, the sister Of Mrs
W. X Vanderbilt, has abandoned her intention
OF going on the stage and has become recon-
ciied to her husband aga.n
SIR JoHS PULEsross younger daughter Alice,
VINO was born in the United States while her
fat er was partner with Jay Cooke, will soon
marry Francis Garford Brenton.
The real name Of John Fiske, the historian.
and cDllara is Iricl-a
Green. He changed bis name when a boy upon
IAe death OF lis father and the remaIriage of
his mother.
HE handsomest man in the House Of Com
mons Is now on his way to this country. He is
william ABR ham, member from Limerick and
comes OF Quaker family. he comes in the
Cause OF ireland.
kuDYARD kIPLING wears scarlet fez and eye
glasses In his sanctum. He smokes pipe. and
ms room contains a rife, whisky decanter, a
slpnon or soda water and other like accom-
pishments of British manhood.
ELIZABETH NEY, who lives near Hampstead.
Tex, is the grandniece of the famous Marshal
Ney OF France. She is both pretty and talented,
and is a sculptreSs by profession. Her father
was FFenchman and her mother Pole.
LORD WoLsELEy. who used to be an inveterate
smoker, but has given up the habit says that
ne Kept clear Of the evils tcat befall the heavy
smoker oY having regular int mittent periods
OF week or fortnight during which ne would
smoke none at all
ARCHBISHOP FEEHAN, of Chicago, will cele-
orats his twenty fifth anniversary of his acces-
sion to the Episcopal office Nov I, and great
pFeparatlons are going on 70 make the occasion
a notable one 1t will clos with great torch
hgnt procession and grand banquet.
Mr.. GLADSTONE is hey ond bis four score, and
while every one knows his fondness for work,
manual and mental, and his delight In pictures
ana flowers, every one does not know the still
more remarkable fact that he likes the good
Things OF the table as well as younger men do.
RACING RETURNS for this season show that
August Belmont leads the list of winners, with
$4,000 in purses After him come Senator
Hearst to tbs comfoFta ole tune of S11o,5OO. W.
l. Scott at $4,000 and Lucky Baldwin at
$4,000. The Dryer brothers also win SS5,OOO.
CHARLES ALGERNoN DoUGHERrY, who has
just been transferred from the post of secre-
tary OF the United States legation at Rome to
the same position in the legation of Mexico is
a son of the silver-tonSu. orator, Daniel
Dougaerty The younger Dougaerty was for
merry newspaper reporter in Philadelphia.
A RUSSIAN PRINCE named Dsihora Kairoff has
just been hanged at Vladivostock. He was
captain in Tscherkask regiment and muir
dered six persons in their sleep, in revenge for
an injustice wblcl he Imagined had been done
him. The prince, VINO Rad asked. to be shot.
did not confess his guiitunder the gallows He
was only 3Oyears OF age. az y
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