The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18
PERSONAL

AN AMERICAN DOCTOR is physician to the
Dowager Empress of China. Wise woman.
The grand medical prize has been awarded by
the university at Gottingen TO MI. Phillips, a
medical student from New York.
ALFRED DE Ono, the Cuban pool expert. and
John Werner have been matched to play con-
tInuous Tool contest of 600 points in Chicago,
Werner to be allowed seyenty-five points
SENATOR EDMUNDs is in such demand as
lawyer that his argum ents are rated at about
$40 a word When his wife wants new
bonnet he hustles out and says, May it please
the court
WORTH gives as much thought to one of his
wonderful gowns as a poet would to poem.
His best creations are born at some quiet French
or German spa ana the detail wrought out in
his Paris house
You've HERBERT WAsD's Congo papers are to
be published by the Boomers in book form. while
Paul B. Du Chaliu has also added book to the
mass of African literature which Stanley Is
bringing down upon US.
W. B. BEAUMONT, member of parliament for
the Tyneside division of Northumberland, has,
In memory of his wife given 9951, 600 for the
purpose of founding Institutes at York and
Newcastle for the education of miners.
SIR ROBERT PEEL. who is now adorning this
country with his presence and who is grand
son OF the illustrious statesman whose name he
bears puts himself on record as saying: THE
less said about Bismarck the better; he is a
hypocrite."
DR.. BRowN- SEqUARD is going right along with
his elixir theory and practice. and it has GER
talnly helped him, If nobody eise He says the
day VIII come within 100 years when a tonic
Will be used which will give a person from $50
to 200 years of active life.
THE rumored robbery of Cornelius Wander
bilt and DR.. Seward Webb has stirred up the
entire French police and detective forces. The
robbery occurred between Paris and Calais, and
consisted of rifiing the luggage, valses, bags,
portmanteaus, trunks, etc, that contained arti-
Giles of great value
HE SUBJECT of the following paragraph.
translated from L'Estafe, Paris paper, is the
daughter of Col. Willard P Tisdel of Washing
ION, VINO was the first agent to the Congo, sent
by PRESIDENT Arthur: There was genuine sur
prise at the Theater d'Application yesterday on
thu occasion of the exhibition of NJ. Dupont
Vernon's most promising pupils. young
American, Miss Tisdel, revealed herself as an
aoIniraole tragedienne. In the final scene of
Adrienne Lecouvreur' she displayed a most
startling ability. If Miss 1isdel were to over
come the very slight accent which she still re-
talns, especially in reciting the prose passag s,
one could almost believe that Rachel had again
come to life.''
CONGRESSMAN BELDEN, the new chairman of
the republican campaign committee, was born
In Fabius, Onondaga county, New York Sept
80, 1875. After receiving an ordinary common
scnool education he early engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits and has resided since 1858 in SYRIA
cuse, n ", where he has large interests in
manufactures and other local enterprises He
Is director aud trustee in several banks and
president of the Robert Gere bank, which he
eStaOlshed. He was for many years exten
sively engaged in railroad and other public
works aud improvements throughout the coun-
try ana in Canada. Mr.. Belden was elected
mayor of Syracuse in 1877 and reelected in
1873, and he was elected to the FifUieth con
gress to fill the uneXpired term of Hon. Frank
Hiscock. elected to the United States Senate.
He was elected to the Fifty-firs congress.