The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-03
PERSONAL.

WILLIAM CRANE, in his new play. THE Sena-
tor, is said to make up SO as TO resemble Sena.
tor Plumb, of Kansas.
WARD McALLIsTER declares that he never
leaves New YORK at this season of the year be-
cause he fears the exposure.
MISS METCALFE, the noted equestrienne, is one
of the popular debutantes of this season in New
York, ana can count her admirers by the score.
PRINCE ARTHUR, Duke of Connaught, and his
wife will have enthusiastic receptions in every
Canadian city and town they visit during their
tour.
THE REV. JOSEPH NEEsIMA. who recently died
in Japan, was educated at Amherst college and
the Andover Theological Seminary, at the ex-
pense of Apheus Hardy of Boston.
MISS BRADDoN's lately published novel, "The
Day Win Come" is her ifteth, The most i'm
portant feature of her library is the MANN
scripts of her works bound in large folio vol
umes.
On THE MORNING of the last drawing of the
Panama lottery NJ. Ephrussi Baron Roths-
child's son-in-law bought an eighty-franc bond
which had on it the number of the capital prize
He won 100000.
MISS HANKEY, the first woman ever graduated
at Columbia. is to be commemorated by a win
dow in the college library. The design is an
alegori al treatment of her career as a scholar
cut short by death.
GEORGE DARLING brother of Grace Darling,
and only surviving member of the family, is
living in North Sunderland, England He is
over 20 years OF age. A public subscription has
lately been made for him.
e. W CHLDs keeps in his private Office in the
LcolGer building in Philadelphia chest full Of
nice teacupS, and it is Mr. Childs' delight to
present one of these teacups to each distin-
guished visitor VINO calls upon him.
EMILE lola is a bon ciUant He is an expert
in wines aud knows how to order perfect din
ner. lie has the highest conception of epicu
reaniSn. He never eats or drinks too much of
anything. H is especially fond of Burgundy.
He SMOKES nothing but Turkish cigarettes.
The NEWS comes that the heir to the throne
of Roumania has fallen in love with Queen
Natalie OF rvia. He is determined To marry
her, much to the ANNOYANCE of his family. He
may lose his chance of the crown if he gives
way to his present intatuation Look out for
romance in Roumana.
PHILADELPHIA claims to have a married
woman named Mary Donahue who was moved
last summer by the appearance of ripe cherries
to climb tree. She fell to the ground, and has
health is good, she says. She is unable to hold
her head erect, bnt she can talk.
CONGRESSMAN FRANK LAWYER said to a Wash
ington reporter: 1T is my honest opini n that
the contest has narrowed down until il lies be-
tween the only two cities which really want il
Chicago and Washington. These are the only
two cities in the fight, and the rest are dis
tance1 Just print that as coming from me-
LoRD SALISBURY shows the effect of his recent
illness. He has aged, he is thin, and stoops.
His family insist upon his relinqui hing his dual
functions in the cabinet, and SO strongly have
they urged this, thar, had it not been for Har-
tington's illness. q definite proposition would
have already been made for him to take the
foreign Office.