The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-04
PERSONALS.

JAY GOULD wears no iewelry except small
gold shirt stud
Mss JAsAUNADHAx. a Hindoo woman. has
been appointed house surgeon at the Edinburg
hospital for women and children.
Ex-Gov. JOIN D. LoSG of Massachusetts, is il
favor of having an insurance. chair in our col
leges. that the boy may learn something about
lie and property insurance..
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA has Just had 1.OOC
pheasants sent to his shooting place on the Gulf
OF BOthnia by Mr.. Ro5b OF the great English
pheasant farm near Liphook. The birds were
sent oy steamer, and the price paid was guinea
each.
JOSEPH P. HAZARD. q wealthy spiritualist OF
South Kingston. +. l.. has contracted for the
erection OF huge tower eleven stories high at
Tower Hili, near Nara gansett Pier. II will be
dedicated TO the advent OF modern spiritualism.
The cos viii BE- $4,000
JOIN G. WHITTIER. the poet. has written to
Mayor Burnham Of his inability % b. present
at the 25Oth anniversary celebration of Haver-
NH, Mass, the poets native town. He says:
MY strength is able scarcely to bear even
the pieasurabie excitement of such an occa-
sion.
Mas. MARY L. McG1NDLEY of Duluth, MINI,
is the first and only woman lawyer 10 her state.
She was recently admitted to the bar Of St.
Louis county. She is the wife Of Judge 4. \ .
McGludley, and 1t was in her husbands Office,
where she has been for the past decade, that
she became familiar with Blackstone.
EMPEROR WILLIAM gave a garden fete on
Pfaven Insel few days ago. at which Chan
ce.lor Won Caprivi, the cabinet ministers, the
president and vice presidents of the Reichstag,
ana many deputies were present. The en-
press assisted in receiving and entertaining the
guests. At supper in the esening all the
political parties were represented except the
socialists.
LESLIE. STEPHEN. the noted English editor.
who is the guest of James Russell Lowell, is
not the rotuud and jolly looking pc son that
slender, with hair and beard that give impress
sion ike that produced by the best buStS and
portraits of Charles Dickens.
MRS LANGrRY is said to be seriously i'll in
London, and that it is probe BE that she will not
be seen on the stage again for a long time. She
Is constant sufferer, and her doctor has
ordered complete rest Mrs Laugtry's illness
gestlon OF the liver, and her own physician,
DR.. Collins, has been in consultation with Sir
Andrew Clark.
CARDINAL MANNING owns a small farm, from
which he daily receives dairy produce and such
vegetables and fruits as are in season The library
is his working and living room, ana here he al
most always has fire, for his dec reaSed vitality
makes him feel chilly The place is choke-tull
of books, not only in shelves around the walls,
but in cases in the middle of the room, leaving
just little gangway in which to take a walk.
The cardinal knows the place of every book.
KATE FIELD claims to have discovered from
the archives that George Washington mot only
drank stimulants, but drew up an agreement
with his gardener Phillip Pater. arranging for
periodical bursts of intempeTance on the part
of Batter, who evidently loved strong drink
She says: Washington doubtless valued Batter
and wanted to keep him sober. With this aim
in view. the agreement allowed Batter "A dram
in the morning and drink of grog at dinner
and at noon Then Washington promised to
give Batter 81 at Christmas with which to be
drunk four days and four nights 50 at Easter
TO effect the same purpose, and 80 at Whitsnn-
tide to be drunk two days.