The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-21
PERSONAL

| Hos. A S. BACHELOR OF Littleton, who has
been appointed state historian OF New Hamp-
/ shire. is a well known lawyer and Dartmouth
1 graduate.
SIR julian PAUNcEForE and his family are
still up at West Magnolia, Mass, but are ex-
pected to return to Washington for the season
| early next week.
WALDEMAR Aus DER OLE, young artist, and
brother of the well-klown pianist, Miss Adele
Aus der Ohe. has received Il first prize at the
ROYAL Academy ofArts B-riin, for his rAinting
"Pieta-" "a HE
ONE HUNDRED OF the students and professors
Of John Hopkins University have organized a
so-calied Travellers Club, which viii exist to be
addressed by people who have traveie 10 various
parts OF the world.
The first Mohammedan woman to receive the
degree of NJ D., is Kutlogaroff Hanum. She has
recently passed her examination at The Odessa
school, and tne government has Cr2nted her
special permission TO practice her profession.
MISS MILDRED CONWAY the only daughter OF
Moncure D. Convey assists her father in his
literary work, is an accomplished musician,
and has dramatic ability sufficient to place her
on the stage, did she choose to enter he profes-
sion.
ANOTHER glrlr with q great capacity for
scholarly attainnseats is reported. thistime from
Calcutta University Her name is Florence
Holland; she gained double first in Latin
and English. and came third in a list of 435 sue
cesSlul candidates
GEORGE N. BARTHOLOMEW, who wrecked the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company about
four years ago, and who fed to Canada, is still
an exile there. An effort is being made at
Hartford TO have nole pros. entered in his
case. He is now "a years old.
Mas EMERY n. DowNs of Brooklyn, who is
declared by the supe intendent of the United
States life saving station at Manhattan beach to
be the best woman swimmer seen at that place
during the summer. is a brunette, not 30 years
old and the mother of six boys.
VIcroR EMANUEL, the Italian heir-apparent.
assumed. while travelling in Russia and Ger
many last summer, a fictitious title that hap
pens TO belong by heredity to an impecunious
Italian, who now sues the prince for the use of
IT. He wants to know not what's in a name,
but how much.
Miss ELLEN TERRY is said to have achieved
her first stage distinction by screaming In a
play bearing the outandish title of "Alter
Cecil she had to take a snake around her neck
and scream, and so realistic was her simulated
horror at the situation thai the scream electri-
fed the house. oil
ALPHoNsE DAuDET, whose death is reported
to be eminent, was, in his youth, an usher for
two years in a school at Alois, and one of his
hrst real successes as journalist a descrip-
tive narrative IN Et0dr0 OF the miserieS and suf-
rerlngs OF those who followed that humble call
ing in proeivcial schools.
MRS. CARLO PATTI, widow of the diva's
brother, publishes card in which she denies
that Carlotta Patti. her little daughter, is living
In squaior and neglect She and her daughter
she says live in pleasant and comfortable
manner in New Orleans and Nine Patti Nicolini
allows her stipend monthly.
BILLY BIRCH the minstrel. tells the New York
Tribune: Il saved more money probably than
either Backus or Wambold did, bat lost nearly
al OF 1t in the end. | had friend in whom
misplaced my confidence to the tune OF $500
O0O Then lost half as much more in bad spec-
uations. And here am an old man, who has
to begin ali over again.