The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-22
PERSON AL.

ALGERNoN CHARLES SwINBuRNE is the Hanni.
bal Hamlin of England. SAYS one who recently
saw him at Wimbledon: He never wears an
oVercoat. and the only change in his apparel
Mhlca nave noticed during tne winter months
is that the color of his clothes is now all black
even TO his necktie, and that he has begun 10
wear pair of thick gloves, whereas in su .pner
the poet evidently despises sucn Injuries"
Mrs. MARIETTA NJ. BONE South Dakota's vice
president OF the National Woman Suffrage
Association, IS out after scalps. Sne denounces
Mrs. Ii. M. Barker, president of the State
Nomans Christian Temperance Union Is an
lntermeddler. and declares that Susan B.
Ahthony earnestness in the pursuit of money
Is only equaied by that OF Miss Willard Mrs.
Marietta appears TO be Bone of contention.
Ms. KATE CHASE presiding over her little
FAMILY of young girls at Edgehill near Wash
lncton may not appear so brilliant, but she is
certainly more interesting than when she was
the gayest and most fascinating leader of
Washington society. She was ambitions Of
presiding over the white house. not that she
ever expected her husband to be President of
the United States, but sac thought it possible
that her fathers political career might fitly
terminate by being elected to the highest Dosi-
ton in the gift Of the American people
YOUNG ABRAHAM LINCOLN, who has been living
at the point of death at Versailles for the Dast
ten weeks was brought to London on Saturday
as the only means of saving his life The in.
competence of the French physicians has been
the drawback to his recovery. Ever since the
blunder OF one Of them in operating upon a car
bunCle lald the boy low, Minister lincoln and
his entire family have been at the bedside
Three weeks ago the child was thought to he
recov ring but relapse came, and the French
physician said he cou d not recover DR. Sidney
jones' one of London's most eminent surgeons
was called TO Versailles last week, and said that
the only hope was to bring little Abraham to
England, as the depression caused by associa-
tons with the scenes of his sicknesS and mutiia-
ton initiated against his recovery. Ii was
decided % make the experiment, which was
successfully carried out
DAVID g. HILL, says the Nei1 York Star who
aSpres to the presidency a. the democratic can
didate, is a mystery to all his friends. The bet
ter they know him the more they marvel at
him. He not only has no vices-aS has oft N
been sald-but he has no anus Aments or means
OF recreation. He eats to apDease hunger but
without Partially for particular Dishes or much
knowled ye OF what he is eating. His evenings
are spent, ike his days, in the governors room
He is the arch politician tor statesman. his
friends would prefer to call HIM of this dav
Once. when a bitter newspaper foe was being
talked of, the governor said; Sometimes be-
lie that fellow gets under my bed and finds
out what dream" So that it'appears he does
not cease to interest himself in public affairs in
his sleep There is a vacant lot in front of the
Sl6,000,O00 capitol in Albany and il is a favorte
place for little boys to gather aud play ball
One day the governor promised to read a docu-
ment aud pass upon its merits In few minutes
An hour afterward he was found not TO have
looked at the instrument. the BOYS were
playln- ball out here" said he, land | got So
interested N the game that ! forgot everything
else II is the mildeSt possible form OF a fad
on the governors part. but this liking for base
versationast and tells good stories very well.
But they are all political.