The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs CLEvELASD's COLLECTION Of diamonds ID
estimated TO be worth at least $4,000.
{ CARDINAL NEWMAN has been so III Of late that
lie had to be carried into the church where he
was officiating.
Gov DAVID H. GooDELL of New Hampshire is
mentioned as a p5ssiOle candidate for the
/ United States Senate.
/ ADJT. GES. HAsTIETs OF Pennsylvania is the
latest clndida for direct r general Of the
/ CClu oial exposition.
/ THz bot WEATHER has knocked the feathers
of the Rev sam Jones. and he is laid up sick at
his home in Gainesville, Ga.
+ LAWRENCE Barrett will resume his active
work on the stage next season. He has returned
from Europe practically cured
IT Is SAID that Ward McAllister anticipates a
sale for his book greater than the sale of any
book in this country, excepting only Grants
1 Memoirs.
CoLoRED CADET WHITAKER has turned his
opportunitie a. West Point TO full advantage.
He is teaching at a colored military college at
Sumter, S. G..
THE DUKE OF SWITZERLAND has just rented
his estate OF Kinloch to sportsman, who has
cleared out all the sheep and given the lands
up to the exclusive occu patton of the red deer
Rather an expensive sacrifice for sport.
SENATOR MORRILL,. although 80 years old,
sticks TO his post at Washington through this
season OF hot-weether legislation and does rot
propose 70 return 10 his Vermont home till the
session closes. He is in unusually good health.
QUEEN VICTORIA is better and stronger than
She has been for long tins. While she was at
Balnoral the other day she resumed her riding,
winch she had discontinued for some years, aud
made several aScents of the mills on her favorite
ola piack pony Jessy.
NINE. BERNHARDr lately told Paris newspa-
per man that upon her return from an Ameri-
can tour her French friends can distinctly
discern the Yankee twang she catches over
mere. She then babe him bang sware!" i'll the
cholcest vermont style.
NINE. CARNoT, by appearing in velvet robe
OF Magenta red at al official reception, has
vlved that color as a fashionable one in Paris
IN various SHADES 1t remains also the favorte
color OF glddy young men, not so much for
wear as for town decoration.
SIR MoRELL MACKENZIE is one of the busiest
men In London, and works on an average four
teen hours day. He lives in Harley street,
Cavendish square a thoroughfare given over to
the medical profession, for out of $50 houses on
the street two-thirds are occupied dy doctors.
SIR WALTER Soorr's JOURNAL is to appear in
the autumn, reproduc d from the ORIGINAL.
which is preser ed at Abbotsford. David Doug
lass Will edit it, an ad b 81 les el b ra
planatory not s, Illustrative extracts from I'M
published sources, CHI eli nong them beng tie
remnscenc in aianusc Ipt of James pke1",
one OF Scott oldest AMI N st intimate rendS
The PLUckIEsT little fellow in the newspaper
business, and one of the most deserving, as WELL
is Master Tello d'Apery. a live 13year-old OF
creek extraction. who publishes the sunny
Hour, most excellent Little monthly, in Ne
\ ork city, for the benefit of the barefoot boys
and girls. He turns into the barefoot fund
every cent of the profit he makes on his paper.
and has been instrumental in clothing the ct
OF over 500 poor children in the year and half
he has been publishing the Sunny Hon. The
season OF the year having come in which bare
loot children are not actually suffering. he an
nounces In his last ISSUE that he Is about to take
a two weeks vacation, and expects to camp
out and fish and have good time. He deserves
1t, and his little paper deserves a circulation of
100 OOO