The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-06
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Won MoLTKE enters his Slst year on Oct. %.
Mas. AsKAN S. HEWITT heads an ass citation
in New York 20 enable women to study law.
HANSIsAL HANLIS. with a rare regard for
posterity. has kept no diary Of eighty one years
experience
DR. BELLE SMITH, the resident physician at
the woman's prison in Sherborn. Mass, is only
. years Of age.
EMPEROR WILLIAM offered to make Lord
Salisbury Knight Of the BLACK Eagle, but the
offer was declined.
It TOOK twenty-four trunks to contain the
neces AIRY articles for Mrs Harrison's trip from
Cape May Point to Cressons.
Ex-PREsIDESr LEGTTIxE of Hayti, who is now
in Paris. is busy writing up a history OF the
events which led to his downfall
FREDERICK II. HAssAM the antiquarian, Of
New York, is TO make ex-President Cleveland a
pres Mt Of Daniel Webster's rod ami reel.
REV. Dr. PESTEcosr will sail on Saturday
for E1gla-d aud thence to India, where he
will inaugurate novel missionary work.
SISTER ROSE GERTRUDE, the young English
nurse. finds life unpleasant at the leper station
in Honolulu, and she will return 10 England.
THE DAIRY FARM, painted by Paulus Pot
ter, which belonged TO the late Duke of Somer
set, has been bought by Agnew of London for
$50 $50.
SAMUEL SLATER first spun cotton by power
machinery in this country 100 years ago at
Pawtucket A celebration will be held there on
sept. %.
WILLIAM SrETNwAY is mentioned a candi-
date for the mayor OF New York in the interest
of harmony. No sounds have been heard yet
from ChickeriDg.
THE CLEvELANDs, at Marion, are so much
sought after by visitors and curiosity seekers
that the tenants of the adjoining cottage
have put placard out: Next door is the
place"
Mrs. LAURA j. EIsENAUrH, the democratic
candidate for superintendent Of education in
North Dakota, was for eleven years teacher
IN the Iowa public schools, and is about 50 years
of age.
SIR CHARLES UPPER, high commissioner for
Canada. is interested in scheme of railway
and steamship service which is expected to
carry a passenger from Chicago to London in
seven days
GEN. w. II. ENocHs, who defeated Grosvenor
and Thompson for the republican congressional
nomination in the Twelfth Ohio district is said
10 have been the youngest brigadier in the
union army.
MISS FLORA WAX of Boston, daughter of a
florist in that city, has just obtained the first
pilAc ouu Houal IN Lne Jenna cOnSerVatory
and has already entered upon her career as an
opera singer.
JAMES McGREGoR, a London ship owner, has
Just erected a bronze protecting rail to inclos9
the grave OF Rob Roy" MacCiregor, who was
buried IN the kirkyard at Balquhidder Perth
shire, over $50 years ago.
CAPTAIN w D. ANDERSON of Toronto, has
rescued during his life time sxty-nine people
from drowning. He will be recommended by
the Duke of ConnaughJ a fit recipient of the
Albert medal, the highest honor given in Eng
land for saving life.
Rev. DR.. WAYLAND, who has been called the
Chauncey Depew of Philadelphia in the matter
Of after dinner speaking, is feet 115 inches in
hight, has dark complexion and heavy eye
brows. His physical appearance is much ike
that of Abraham Lincoln.
GEORGE F Roor, who wrote several battle
songs that were universally popular during the
civil war; celebrated his 10Th birthday in Chicago
last Saturday. DR.. Root. who is a native of
sheffield, Mass, first became widely known by
his Hazel Dell" and ''Rosalie, the Prairie
Flower