The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-01
PER 5ONAL.

PRoT POLAND OF Brown University has been
chosea director Of the American school al
Athens 70 succeed Prof Grris of Princeton
TIE MOTHER Of Mis- willard denies that the
president Of the woman's Christian Temper
snce Union aspires to Methodist bishOpric.
Gov. HOARD Of wisconsio, as soon as he is
released from the cares Of Office this winter,
vii ill many engagements TO speak on dairy
\ topics not only m the Badger state. but also
IN Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, and Can
ada
/ ALEXANDER. the first Lord Ashtu-ton. who
negotiated with sir. Webster the famous treaty
which bears his name, which settled amcably
Win EdKiand the Threatening question OF the
northwestern boundary Of tne United States,
was member of the Barng family.
LADY STANLEY of Preston, wife Of the present
Governor-General Of Canada, is tall and dis
tingu shed looking woman Her face has al
ways an expression Of benevolence. and her
manners are gentle and engaging. She Is the
nother OF seven sons and one daughter.
RUBESsTEIS has been upsetting the usual
authorities as to some points IN his life. They
mostly agree in making Nov 30. 1920, the day
ct his bHth; he makes Il Nov rs. IS@3 He a so
denies that he vas pupil OF -is2t, from VIII m,
he says he ever got anything but dinner and
some good advice
ExPREsrDEST CLEVELAND is coy. Passing
man banquet he stood on the rear platform
bowling and smiling. low about 1892" some
one asked. MIR. Cleveland smiled and re-en-
tered the car. The question seemed to tickle
hun nightly. but like cOquettish maiden, he
declined to answer IT,
ACHNED EFFENDI the Sultan's nephew. who
was recently captured by Greek bigands,
praises Anastasius. ch ef Of the baad, a born
gentleman, who speaks four languages ami has
the manners of a courier. TAe sultan, who
had TO pay $4,000 to get Achmed out OF the
cnief's hands, confines express ions of his opin
ION on the subject to one language.
Mas. NJ. f. LEASE, the champion of the Peo-
pies party in Kansas, made 300 speeches in the
late canvass. aud yet she Is not satisfied. She
anuOu Is that she is going TO talS till the mid
die OF December. she says ingalls, is surely
beaten and tnat her par will maxi conces
slons to the democrats while the alliance is
not "A part of the Democratic party, We have one
common enemy-republcLuiSm the Mckinley
bill robber tariff, gold bill with silver for its
name"
CONSTANTINE PoNoTrTAzENKo, a Siberian
exile having strong desire to see his wife and
Children in st. Petersburg absented himself
from his place of exile and made his way on
1901 from TooolOsl to the capital OF the empire.
distance of more than 90 miles. His desire
satisned, he presented himself to the authori-
ticS In vi w of the paating circumstances the
Judge reduced his punishment to only seven
days confinement in plisOl. after which he will
Dc sent TACK to the place Of his exile.
SUSAN b. ANTHONY, after her vigorous but
unsuccessful Campaign in South Dakota for
woman suffra re, says: 81 have made up my
mind that hereafter / shall let the two old
parties fight their own battles, and / shall con-
fine myself to the work of furthering the cause
so much desire to see triumphant. The efforts
OF our workers in the cause of suffrage will be
largely directed, for some time to come, to-
ward the United States congress. We hope to
accomplish more there than working among
voters like the miners Of South Dakota who
cars nothing about the movement"