The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-06
Personal.

Mss EMILY FAITHFUL who intended 10 visit
America in order TO study the labor condition
OF women IN our cities, and possibly to establish
a community in the west may not be able to
come on account OF feeble health.
FREDERICK WILLIAM EvANs. who for many
years has been the presiding elder of the shak-
ers in America. lives in rigid simplicity at New
Lebanon. \. y. on the estate of 400 acres
which the Shakers have owned since l17O He Is
y years old, but IS still vigorous in body and
mind.
SAYS the London Court Journal: ''The state
meut is made that the queens stock OF Indian
shawls has been exhausted by her gracious gifts
- young brides. The replenishing of that
STOCK taxes place at intervals. consequent to
agreement drawn up aud signed by an Indian
potentate.
1T Is PROPOSED TO give a complimentary ban
quet to Mr. Thurman ON the occasion of his
seventy,seventh birthday. That it will be an
interesting occasion is indicated by the an
nouncement that Grover Cleveland and Editor
Dana VIII be among the guests who will sit
down together around the festive board
BISHOP DoASE was challenged at the Y. II. G.
A. election in Alb my the Ocher day, and was
obliged to swear in his vote. The election was
most exciting one. There were 1900 eligible
voters, but less than ,2l0 were able TO vote in
consequence of the peculiar political methods
adopted by the managers.
GEN ALFRED II. TERRY now lives in retire
ment in hi beautiful home on Hillhouse avenue,
New Haven, Conn. His health is very poor. and
he goes out very little. He is only 63 years of
age. but for some time has not been very strong
lie was in his Younger days town clerk of New
Haven and many of That cty's records bear his
signature.
SIR PETER COATS of Auehendrane Scotland.
figures prominently in one OF Charles Dickens
most popular novels. For the two brothers
Coats of Paisley are known to have been the
originals of 'Cheeryble Brothers in Nicholas
Nlckiehy." They united business and charity
IN a remarkable way, and they amassed for
tunes as quickly as they gave them away.
IT is told of Gladstone that he once said to the
Queen OF England that she must do a certain
thing Victoria bridled up and angrily said:
Must, did yon saw And do you know. sir
who am?n The premier's cool response
Madam. you are the Queen Of England; but
DO you know who / am: / am the people OF
England. and in This emergency the people say
must. "
PARIS PAPER thus describes Louise Michel
who has been nicknamed the stormy petroleuse
Of French politics: "fIer face flames with
COLOR from the center of her ostrich-ege
shaped forehead her untdy hair cascades upon
her neck. she IL dressed in black. Her eyes
are not fierce; they are fill ID with tenderness.
Louise Michel is more socialist by heart than
by reason"
BENJAMIN ELLIS MARTIN relates how he visited
Edmonton churchyard 10 order to visit Charles
Lambs grave. Service was going on in the
church, and he waited till the close and asked
the officiating clergyman the location of the
grave. The clergyman didn't know. He had
heard that Charles Lamb was buried In his
churchyard but he had never seen the grave,
nor asked about it,