The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-19
PERSONAL.

A BRILLIANT and powerful New York anarch-
list is Mrs. DR.. Kelly, very able physician. She
has large practice.
SECRETARY TRACY has taken possession of a
suite of apartments in the Arno in Washington,
which he will occupy with his son Frank.
PRESTON WARE of Boston, a noted chess
player, is dead. He was 90 years of age, and
had met nearly every famous player of his
time
Hon. CHARLES W. Buck, lately minister to
Peru, will henceforth live at Louisville Ky,
where he will practice law. He has lust re-
covered from dangerous attack of pneu-
monia.
MARK TWAIN expects to go to London to
participate in the reception to Stanley, to
which he has been invited by Sir Francis de
Minton.
THE ENGAGEMENT is announced of Theodore
Thomas, the famous orchestra leader, and Miss
Rose Fay of Chicago daughter of the late Rev.
Charles Fay Of Cambridge.
AGNES BOOTH has received proposition for a
starring tour in Aunt jack in Australia next
season, and, though she has not yet replied to
it, it is said that she is inclined to consider the
plan favorably.
REAR ADMIRAL LEWIS A. KIMBERLY. until
recently the commander of the Pacific
squadron, but now waiting orders, has taken
up his residence in Boston until he shall be or
dered on duty again.
NJ. NICoLINI-PArTI, the step-son of Adelina
Patti, has obtained an engagement as first tenor
at the Paris Grand Opera. He has been trained
by the diva herself and will make his debut in a
few days as Manrico in ''Trovatore."
WOODROW WILSON. Phi D., who was graduated
from Princeton in 1879 and is now a professor
in Wesleyan university, has been elected pro.
fessor Of Jurisprudence and political economy
in Princeton. He will begin his duties next year.
THE newly appointed secretary of legation
at Madrid, Mr.. Newberry. was, af-w years ago
Of fha
fortune which his father left him has dsaD-
peared in speculation and Improbable bust
ness ventures
NINE. DIss DE BAR is mysteriously missing
from New York. 1t is believed that she has
been sent away and is being paid to stay away
by rich persons who were duped by her the
same as Luther r. Marsh, but hope by her alb
sence to escape public notice.
MISS MARY NORRIS, daughter of William
Morris, the poet and socialist, is turning to
good account her talent for embroidery and
designing. She has started a regular bust
ness where she rec ives orders for work and
gives steady employment to number of
women.
THE TALBoTs are the richest people in Wales
Miss Talbot, daughter of the late father of the
English House of Commons. is worth $3.50 o 900
in railway stocks. besides owning large estates
She is q fragile, sweet-faced woman, very char
table in her bits. Miss Talbots mines are
immensely valuable.
SETH C. MAKER of Seattle claims to have
beaten the worlds record on typewriter, writ
ing 125 words III one minute or 396 letters and
seven punctuation marks without a mistake.
The fastest record heretofore was made by a
boy in Chicago, who wrote 121 words or 3s4 let
ters in a minute. Mr., Maker has written over
1000 words in ten minutes several times.
CARL ScHuRz does not appear TO change
particle in appearance, and can be recognized
as easily to-day by the cartoons Tom Mast drew
of him in 1876 as he could then. Mr.. Schurz is
not q handsome man either in figure or face.
He is lean and cadaverous, with red whskers
and sharp nose that is habitually elevated in
the air as if catching an unpleasant odor.