The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-14
PERSONAL.

Ex-SESAToR WALLACE, Of Pennsylvania. viii
sail for Europe next Monday, to be absent about
three months.
PROF. HENRY W. FARSAM Of Yale made his
wedding day last week memorable by generous
gifts 70 the poor Of New Haven.
Mrs. WINDOW, wife Of the secretary Of the
treasury. is the possessor Of g sofa which came
from Washington's headquarters at Valley
Forge.
CoUST DILLoS's FRIENDS say that he has been
compelled to go into trade 20 make good the
money losses he sustained in trying TO make
Gen. Boulanger dictator Of France
TIRE SULTAN OF JEHoRE IS at Carlsbad drink
ing the waters. and whatever else strikes his
fancy. and rewarding those who treat him well
with the Order Of the Crown of Jehore.
REV DIR. II. c. MABIE of Minneapolis has re-
solved % accept the western secretaryship of
the American Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society. His headquarters will be in Chicago.
DALTON. the American back swimmer. is
training at Folkestone with a view to swim
across the English channel at point where H.
would have to travel few more miles than the
late Capt Webb.
P. T. BARSUN celebrated his sOth birthday a
few days ago by giving an eight-course dinner
and reception to his employees and families at
SEASIDE Iark. Conn. About 80 uartook OF the
spread and showered congratulations freely
upon the veteran Snowman.
Miss ANNA BREWSTER. society girl of New
York, who went out to visit her brother-in- law,
Secretary Reamy, in Japan, has gone on pleas
Gre Trip 70 siberia. going from Nagasaki to VIA
dlVostock. IL is the first case known of young
American lady going to the Siberian frontier.
except Tor missionary work
JAMES MELVIN, a war veteran, portions of
whose body had become ossfed within few
years, and for whom a pension of 800 month
specially passed congress last month, died a few
days ago at Concord. Mass. His sutferings for
several years have been excruciating, and mis-
case attracted wide attention.
BARON STERNBERG, a military attache of the
German legation at Washington; Marques I'M
perialle secretary of the Italian legation; Mr..
Hansen, of the Russian legation; Mrs. King,
Washington, and Miss Sherman, daughter Of
Gen. Shermab are the guests of Vice President
and Mrs Morton at Rhineclitf
Miss MARY ANGELA DICKENS, the grand
daughter of the great novelist. has come out as
a story writer, and the holiday number Of Al
the Year Hound, the well-known periodical
founded by Dcten consists of novel from
her pen She has already written several short
stories, and this Is the most ambitious effort.
THE plucky American lady journalist and
traveller. Miss Mary C. Barnwen of Washington,
arrived in Norway few days ago. This ener-
getic lady has been travelling since december,
and, alone, visited Persia, Syria, Palestine,
Egypt, aud most European countries, From
Drontheim she intends to go to the North Cape.
The Emperor of China sleeps on bed of
carved wood magnifcenty nlaid with gold and
ivory. 1t is said concerning the Chinese court
that the StricteSt Observance of etiquette
tends even to the parents of the monarch, who,
on visiting their son, dare not omit to bend the
knee, whilst the younger brother of his Celestial
maj sly is subject to observances no less rigid.
Mrs. PRUDENCE NJ Irwin of East Boston at
tended the public installation of officers of the
Maverick Lodge, l. o. 0. F, and there got the
suggestion that if secret organizations were
good for men they would likewise be good for
women. She was a year bringing five other
women around to her way of thinking, when
these six organized the United Oruer of
Odd Ladies. There are now twenty of
these lodges, with membership of 500