The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-18
PERSON AL.

EX-PREslDENT CLEVELAND and his wife will
soon go to Florida for few weeks.
HISTORIAN BANcRAFT is remarkably well this
winter He a,cribes his good health to the
warm weather
ALPHoNsE DAUDET contemplates trip to this
country. Daudet has large clientele in this
country and would be warmly welcomed
SENATOR HAwLEY of Connecticut expects tn
be candidate for Vice President in 1892 il
the republican presidential nomination goes
west
PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRD is down with
the grip. Mrs. Halford, who was recently re-
ported dying with consumption, is rapidly re-
coverins.
THE POPE has changed his habits He now
devotes the time between g. 30 and 10 O'Clock at
night for the ardent perusal OF newspapers of
all nations.
EMPRESS AUGUSTA left 100000 marks Her
jewels and ornaments are bequeathed to per
Sonal friends as keepsakes. One valuable level
is left to the Empress Victoria,
MISSIONER. the famous artist has lost his
ambition since his recent marriage. He paint !
only at intervals and spends a great deal of
time smoking, reading and musing.
THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER is believed to be
the anonymous donor of S501U00 for conva-
descent hospital in London The duke's income
is $4,000 per day, chiefly from rents in Bel
grayia.
1ADAME BOYD, u DSjKiuu woman, has r
ranged for talking contest, open to women
only, in which prizes are TO be awarded to the
competitor who says most in given time But
can The 4dge survive it'll
FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL CLARK.
son is thus quoted by the Baltimore Ao,erican:.
1T may take. perhaps, till next March before
my work is acco nplished, and until the shall
remain right here. After that some one else
may have the place"
MISS ALICE SANGER, the Presidents tvpe-
writer and StenogTapher, is able to take a sh rt-
hand die alton at the rate of 200 words a min.
ute. Her spelling is said to be absolutely per
feet, and she can keep qnet with an industry
that is rare among her sex.
JUNIUs S. MORGAN, the London banker. has
made gift to the library OF Val. University
and to the Connecticut Hist lrical Society each
of copy of the work of the fdc-si niies of
1873, in the archives of England, France Hol-
land and Spain.
THE WIFE of Calvin S. Brce was before her
marriage Miss Olivia Nelly, teacher in the
public schools of Terre Haute, Ind. She began
her career as teacher at the close of the war
and held her position in school No. of Terre
Haute for five years. Mr.. ice was at that
time young lawyer at Lima, o.
DIR. RUDOLPH VIRcHow, the distinguished
pathologiSt looked carefully after the educa-
ton OF his sons one of whom has just been
appointed extraordinary professor of anatomy
IN the University of Berlin; a second is gaining
celebrity as a chemist, and third is q d omiS,
ing young 6otanist. These Vrchows are his
own reward.
ARcHDEAcoX FARRAR, when delivering the
prizes 70 the successful boys of the United
Westminster Endowed Schools, referred to the
teachings of the life of Robert Browning whom
he hal the honor of knowing. Browning he
said, believed ia the soul, and was very sure of
God. The most remarkable lesson his life
taught was that ever in ife's deepest tragedies
and apparent failures he believed in hope