The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
PERSONAL

I LADY LONDONDERRY has given up her pro-
/ iected visit TO America
1 Mas. A.Ics S4Aw IS aSOas 10 star upon
whistIing tour around the world
/ MARSHAL MAcMAHox has gone to live at his
castle Of La Forest, where he viii finish his
memoirs
No CROWNED MONARCH in Europe is more diff
cult 70 get at for an interview than Balfour, the
| chief secretary for Ireland
GES. ALBERT PIKE. the aged chief of Masons
! in America. is said TO be an inveterate smoker,
/ having used tobacco for fifty years
LORD STANLEY is making his first visit to Hall
fax since he became governor general of
Canada. He is the guest Of Sir John Ross.
Mas. ENxA Z. FORSYTH, who has plantation
Of $4,000 acres on an island near New Guinea,
IS one of the largest land owners in the world
BACON HARDEx-HICKEY. a wellknown
Freuchman, has come 70 this country for the
avowed purpose Of assisting in the spread of
Buddhism.
TIE RIGHT to play Cleopatra in this coun-
try IN English has been sold by N. Sardou TO
Mss Fanny Davenport, VINO will play It at the
Fifth Avenue Theater New York, Dec. z.
GEORGE KEENAN, began his tour in North
ampton, Mass. on Oct. 49, and has lectured
every evening since then, except Sundays. He
MRS. JOHN DAVIS, the only survivor of the
Woman's Apti-Slavery Boardof Massachusetts,,
which existed from 1888 to 1870. celebrated her
Mass.
OLIVER c. BULLARD. the landscape ertist.
brother of Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, who died
in Bridgeport two or three days ago, did much
to beautify the parks Of New York aud Con
necticJt.
Mrs. MARY A. LEASE, lawyer Of Wichita. is
said 10 be the greatest political power and the
best organizer within the ranks of the farmers
aiilance In Kansas, viii h numbers 10000
members.
IT is EXPECTED that the marriage OF Miss
Mildred Fuller. daughter of the chief justice of
the United States supreme court, to Hugh
Wallace of Tacoma, will take place about New
Years day.
CHARLES HOWARD SHISS, for many years
editor of the Overland Monthly, at San Fran
cisco, has been appointed director of the agri
cultural and horticultural experiment stations
in California.
Mrs. EMMA RADCLIFFE CAPERToS of Washing
ton, who was pupil of Lamperti at Dresden.
has just scored a triumph at the Berlin Acadamy
or Music in several German songs and ca
vatina of Rossini.
THE Critic New York; of October %. pre-
sents the names of the Twenty Immortelles"
elected by popular ballot as the writer's who
best represent The cultivated American woman
hood of to-day. Mrs. Stoves name heads the
list.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY. Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Stan
ley and Mrs. SANKEY'S mother. Mrs. Tenant,
sail for America on the Teutonic next Wednes-
day. They will be accompanied by Hamilton
AIDE. the novelist, and author Of the play, DIR.
Bill"
AIFxEr PIATsrEEJru the moor but famous
Russian poet who was sentenced to death in
1S49, partially pardonei by Nicholas and re-
stored to his privileges by AL .xander IL. has
just become incredibly wealthy by the death of
kinsman.
LIFE of John Ericsson will be published BY
the Scribners. 1t is written by Col. Church,
who had been intimately acquainted with Eric
sson for many years and was entrusted with
the famous inventors papers and correspond
ence. 1t will be profusely illustrated.