The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-14
PERSONAL.

SIR HENRY DRUNHoSD WOLFF, the British en-
voy to Persia. is dying.
DR. TALxAGE viii preach in New York every
Sunday night during the winter.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL is reported 10
have won $4,000 on the turf this season.
HERR FRIEDRICH. husband Of the great singer
Materna, is dying in Vienna OF Bright's disease
! Mas FRANK LESLIE viii deliver two lectures
in Chicago next week on The Royal Leaders
I Of Society"
NINE. ALBANI is now a guest at Balmoral. and
the queen is said to be warm admirer Of her
| musical gifts.
! WHILE tie Rev. Dr. George F. Pentecosti is en-
gaged in evangeIizing India, his family will live
in Florence, Italy.
FRED ELDER of Detroit, the brightest news
paper man in Michigan, was ruined b. chess
ami Is now vagrant.
COUNT TosToI is still weak and emaciated SO
that he caa hardly walk about he fields but he
Is nevertheless engaged on a new novel;
TIE Catholic committees of Rome are al
ready discussing tho episcopal jubilee of the
pope, although it is more than two years off.
STEPNIAK Will give three different lectures in
this country when he arrives in December.
Toltoi Siberian exile and nihilism will De the
subjects
EDWARD BOWLING of Sydney, n. s. w, is
collecting information as to the working OF
federal and municipal institutions in the United
States and Canada
THOMAS WNANs, the millionaire, who had
lived luxuriously. said on his death bed he wou
give S!.00O0O0 to be able to eat piece of
of bread and butter.
HENRY WADE ROGERS, the new president of
the Northwestern university. was at one time
one of the nominal editors of the american
LdU Register OF Philadelphia.
HALE JENKINS of North Wales, Pa. has in
his possession decd signed by William Penn
conveying $50 acres of land in Montgomery
township to Thomas Fairman.
TIE YAM PHoU LEE DIVORCE CASE. containing
Chinese Yale graduate, wealthy New Haven
girl and a mother-in- law in perfect working
order, is now on the boards in that city.
Zoe GAYToN, the Mazepp1 of bygone days
who is on pedestrian tour from San Francisco
TO New York on a wager passed through Win
nemucca seventy three miles ahead of time.
She agrees to cover fifteen miles n day.
THE WIFE of Prof. James Bryce OF Oxford,
now travelling in the northwest, was q native of
Manchester, England, but two of her grand
parents were Americans. This is her first visit
to the United States. Prof. Bryce, in few
days, sails for home.
SIR CHARLES HALL who has recently become
engaged to Miss Letter of Chicago, is by no
means fortune hunter as he possesses a
large income of his own. With the solitary ex-
ception OF Sir Henry James, he may be said to
be the only barrister who has the entree to ths
best as well as to the smarteSt of London
society. Not yet So he has been for the last
thirteen years attorney general to the duchy
OF Cornwall, and is, therefore, legal adviser TO
bis patron and future sovereign the Duke of
cornwall, more generally known II. X, H.,
the Prince OF Wales A wealthy man, he has
neither the neei nor the wish to practice law;
II he did he would get on, for he is the son of
Judge-the late Vics Chancellor Hal-and
judges sons, good, bad and Indifferent, do get
on, strange to say. Sir Charles represents
West Cambridgeshire in parliament, is a con-
servattve, Q. c., and one of the best whist
players in England. He was recently invested
with the knighthood Of the Order of st.
Michael and st. George for his services at
Washington last year British delegate to the
International Maritime Conference.