The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-05
PERSONAL.

PAISoE HESRY Of Battsnberg. has shaved Of
his beard.
Rev. THEoBoLD MATHEW. a nephew or The
Apostle of Temperance, lec,ursd in Boston
theater Sunday evening.
CHAPMAN COLEMAN, first secretary Of the
American LEGATION at Berlin, is engaged TO
marry Miss Hendricks, rich girl of Frankfort,
Ky.
iHE COUNTESS OF PARIS has a long nose, large
mouth and small eyes. She likes costumes that
smack OF masculinity. and her faEorite is a
wldeiY Psaitei skirt and plain round. ho1ice with
turned up collar AID gentlenan'S necktie and
pin.
SIR Provo WILLIAM PARRY WALLIS, G. C. B..
Is the oldespnau % The British BavysR De is the
senior afsiHrsl 81 The fleet, the ohy sur 5vor of
the naTaP ca nbaecff Boston 4hshkSr Dune l,
lolo ssfween her majesty's ship Shannon aud
me Atneri an frigAte Chesapeake, and is one
hundred years old.
NINE TscHEBRIKovA. who boldly told the Gar
the truth about the condition of Russia, is I'M
DER police surveillance at penza in the eau
easus. She was carried there in a kibitka or
cellular earrisee, guarded by gendarmes and
was not allowed to resi- & Iywhere al ing the
road IL the Car paid more need TO the truth
ne would have less occasion to fear bombs.
TIE American minister to Austria and Mrs
Grant recently gave an interesting reception to
score of indians who had Just arrived at vi
emma TO Join a Wild West show. Among the
company invited to meet these peaceable saw
ages were Prince Russs the German Ambassa-
dorl and Princess Rless, Saioulah Pacna (the
lurkish Ambassador, VI Mazel Ohe Dutch
1lnlSter) and 4rince Henry Licatenstein.
DR.. WILLIAM NOOK of Brighton, England, the
wonderful blind man whose affection has been
the cause of ineaiculable good to the blind all
the world over, through his promoting the cir
culatloa of books printed in embossed type
was recently presented with a handsome
Ginning clock, a check Tor B, $50 and test-
monlal The occasion was the fiftieth anniver
ssry or his work in behalf of the blind. DR..
Moon and his daughter made Philadelphia their
nomeon their visit to America in 1882. He
Iormei mere the society for aaching the blini
10 read at their homes. and lending them
books, which has ever since been power for
good.
Gov. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, presidential posi-
bilIty. who is often seen in New York says the
Mail and Express, is, perhaps, one of the hand
soonest governors in the union. He has clean
cut, dlstingue appearance that never fails 10
make people look at him twice. Nearly six feet
In hight, well proportioned, always superbly
dressed IN nobhy New York style, polite but not
patronzing in manners when he stands in the
corridor of hotel bystanders are apt to ask:
VINO is the young looking, handsome man?'
he Is young looking, although he has an iron.
gray mustache and his dark hair is streaked with
gray. The fine effect of his thick blackish gray
mar IS seen on his temple when he has his hat
on. 1t seems to bring out more clearly his
finely c1iseled face His eyes are dark and
peculiarly bright, as if he had used belladonna.
But nature is the only belladonna he uses. He
appears to be 30 years old. His ways are
breezy, and his frankness wins him hosts of
friends.
Ex-CoNGREss,AN W. L. ScorT, who had often
been urged TO try buttermilk for dyspepsia,
lately received letter from an unknown friend
in New Orleans urging the same remedy He
tried II, and gained eght pounds in two weeks
He said to the New York p, ess: MY New Or
leans friend, who told me he was 81 years old
and had beel using the buttermlk forty years,
had set out formula for preparing the milk
You put the buttermilk in a pan. which is set
In hot water The milk is brought to the boil
ing point, bnt not allowed to boil. Then the
heavy part is skinned off. The whey which
remains is set aside TO COOL l drank glass of
it three or four times a day as hot as could
bear 1t in my throat. After you get used to it
you will like it better than champa xne. 1t has
delicious acid taste l have been a great
sufferer for years with Inflammation of the
mucuous membrane. which caused my dyspep-
sia aud this is the only thing that has ever per-
manently helped me-"