The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-12
PERsONAL.

SENATOR BECK often quoted Burns. and could.
il is said, repeat SCOTS Lady Of the Lake" Of
hand.
The Blaine Damrosch wedding will take place
at the Blaine mansion on May II. Tie invita-
tons are limited by the size OF the house TO
about 200
MEIssoSIER's great painting called '1s14." is
to be sold IN Paris at auction May IL. Cor
neus Vanderbilt tried to buy this picture few
years ago but couldn't.
EARL SPENCER, considered possible sue
cessor to Gladstone, does not look his age of IS
ye,rs He is a tall man, with an enormous red
nlusteene and beard His face is narrow. but
fuii OF strength
GEN. HARRISON ALLEN of North Dakota, who
wa defeated for the United States Senate, is
SAID to De intereste in lottery Scheme for his
STATE: The Senate missed prize when it failed
10 get the general
DR. G. T. PARKEs of Chicago has received
fee Of 81, 900 for less than mouths attendance
on patient. He had to go to California to get
" Enere rs nobody in Chicago who has that
hlpen money % spend on doctors. 1f9C
HERBERT GLADsroxE is below the medium
night. with thin hair, a doms-like forehead and
an air of geutle melancholy He is a favorite
WIN WIN the gentle sex, who seem TO regard the son
OF tne grand old man as grand young man.
MISS MARY Howe of Brattleboro, VT. is
spoken of by Boston journal as another Gers
ter She has a brilliant and flexible soprano
voice. the editor says, land sings coiorature
MUSIC. S'iss probably receives muchature
money for her singing
EMPEROR WILLIAM conferred 5, 10S decorations
and medals last year Fourteen new Knights
Of the Black Eagle were created, fifteen of the
female Order of Louise and one of the famous
order pour lie Merite. Decorations are as plen.
tiIul on the other side as q. A. R. buttons in
this country.
A FRENCH PAINTER NAMED BLOCH shows this
year an incident of the Franco-Austrian war
which will emuse those who are fond of dogs.
Toe regiments dog, named. Mustache, is drag
glng from the hands of an Austrian officer the
coiors OF the regiment. 1t is an incident from
the battle of Soiferino.
QUEEN VIcroRIA's WELCOME to her good city
of London was a little marred on her return
| from AK by the transports of a drunken
woman who broke through the ranks and cried
that she must speak to the old woman The
queen was horrided, aud the police put the I'M
| fortunate subject in cold, cold cell.
Miss LILY, daughter OF Cen Rosecrans, who
was married TO Gov. Toole of Montana on
Wednesday in Washington, wore gown of
DARK myrtle-green cloth. ths front deliberately
braided in three panels slaShei over deep fan
| plaitings of the plain cloth. The back fell in
full folds from the belt. The bodice was
| braided to form a vest, epaulets across the top
OF the high sleeves and on the cuffs.
TIE QUEEN OF SPANS secret of success is ex-
planned by Spanish statesman. 'She is the
exact opposite of an intriguing woman" he
says. She tells no falsehoods, has nothing of
the hypocrite about her, is as simple and
modest as she is honest, and there is nobody in
spain VINO is not convinced thas she tries TO
| do her best for her country. Natural tact, in
| teigence and kindness are also among the
weapons by which Christina maintains her
position" She must be queen indeed.
A TRENTON IN. J.) SPECIAL says that recently
| only three members met at 10 o'clock a. m in
| the assembly chamber. These were Woolman,
and Stull and Strock of Mercer county. The
| rotary chaplain was not present The preach
| ers i'll Trenton get $40 for each prayer and as
nobody was on hand to invoke the divine bless
| ing, Stull suggested that Woolman open the
| session with prayer and take the $40. Wool
man is a devout and consistent Episcopaiian.
He assented. He opened thus: ''Fhe Lord
have mercy on this sinful legislature" He took
the Si0i