The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-03
PERSON

GES. ABRAz DURYEA. the famous commander
Of the New YORK Seventh regiment. is reported
IN critical condition from paralysis.
LADY ADELAIDE, wife Of Hon Frederick Cad
ogan who died recsntIy. was one of the eight
young ladies' who bore the train OF Victoria at
her coronation
G4D's HUI PLACE. ROCHESTER, famous as the
home of Charles Dickens has just been pur-
chased by the Hon Francis Latham. advocate
general at Bombay
PRINcz GEORGE snubbed so many persons at
Quebec that the officials there are said TO be
glad OF his departure He has just sailed
thence with Admiral Watson
REPRESENTATIVE HOPKINS has introduced a
Dill toat literally has millions in ii for Chicago.
an open Incorporating scneme. He wants q
branch mint located in that city. -
DR. B. w. RICHARDSON protests in smedical
Journal against the proposed use OF the lethal
chamber in capital cases on the ground that it
would be a degradation of science.
The SEVERE ILLNESS from which the King OF
Portugal has beeRS suffering appears to have
been primarily caused by his majesty, when on
board his yac1t near thu port OF Othon, drink
Ing glass OF unfiltered and polluted water.
NUMBER Of literary women will take part
in the congress for women which is to DO held
in Toronto, Canada. on oct. Il. Among the
speakers viii be Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mrs.
Kate Gannet Wells and Mrs. Kate Tannatt
Woods.
HERETOFORE newspaper correspondents have
been greatly concerned about the health of
the Prince of Wales. but those who observed
INN while he was at HOmburg give the
surancs that he seemed alarmed about 1t
himself.
JAMES NJ. TCRNER, whom the republicans of
Mlcllg have nOmiuataT for frOvarnOr is saV-
eral times a millionaire and yet farmer He
nVes on 2OJO-acre farm near lansing runs
dairy OF 1900 cows ani has large quantity of
iaacy STOCK. including kennel OF dogs.
SHERMAN HoAR, who is running as u congress
sional candidate on the democratic ticket in the
Massachusetts, district now repre- sented by Gen.
" T. Banks, is a nepAe n of senator Hoar and
was named after Senator Sherman Mr. Hoar
graduated from Harvard about eight years ago.
FRIEND of Jay Gould, speaking of his gen
erosity, tells the New York Press: Jim Fiske
lett abso utely nothing, but Gould
gave his widow S@50,000 in government bonds.
10 was big pile of money for him in those
days, although it would BE- scarcely flea bite
now"
QUEEN ISABELLA has been seriously i'll from
the results of a cold which she caught at ODER
ammergau. the day on which sac was present
a. the Passion Play Ii violent thunderstorm
drenched all the spectators. Being exceedingly
stout, she was unab Q to extricate b srself from
the crowd when the storm broke.
COUNT PAPPENAEIM, who married Miss
Wheeler, the Philadelphia heiress, has his am
bition, like the rest of US. But the count is
modest and does not propose to write a book or
produce play. Il am going TO brew better
beer than the DOrtmund, said the count, If |
spend my last dolIar-that is my am otion.''
THOMAS MORAN. the artist, imported recently
a Venetian gonlola, formerly the p coperty and
water carriage of Robert Browning, and is now
swimming on Redhook pond, Eas5hampton, l..
|. The New York custom house people made
MIR. Moran pay duty of IS per cent. ad valorem
under the schedule for manufactures OF wood
and metal