The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17
PERSONAL.

LORD TENSYsoS is suffering from his usual
attack OF spring govt.
PRINCE BIs.nRck is worth $1,000 600. but he
viii write abook all the same. Hssr
The Duchess Of Fife is said to be skfffful
bred. Y ~ ~ ! ~.
GARIBALDIs son. MExorII, is a member Of
the Italian parliament and an alderman of
Rome.
EDWARD L. LINDsLEY OF New Haven has been
elected president of the Connecticut Republican
League.
leNATIUs DoNSELIY has abandoned his liter
airy and political ambitions, disappointed at his
lack of success.
TEE Rev. DR.. Maryland Hoyt thinks that if
St Paul were living now he would be editing
religious newspaper
M. TIszA. the Hungarian statesman, is only
90 years old, but he looks like an aged and
feeble old gentleman.
The WIFE of Senator Stanford supports forty
free kindergartens for the children OF poor
parents in San Francisco.
JuNTus S. MORGAN began his business career
as clerk in the iewelry and millinery store of
1lessrs- Alfred Wells & Co, Boston.
WILLIAM PENN WHITEHousE, who has just
been appointed to the supreme bench OF Maine,
was law student with Senator Hale
Gov. GooDELL of New Hampshire, who was
thought to be improving in health, has had a
relapse and IS again in critical condition.
THE PRINCESS STEPHANIE, widow of the late
Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, will
shortly appear as the authoress of book of
trrvels.
BAYLEss w. HANNA. late United States min
lster to the Argentine Republic. has been In
railing health siace his return to his home in
Indiana.
THE German emperor and empress will go to
Norway about July to spend a few weeks.
During their visit the king and queen will live
at ChristIana.
BURwELL SPENCE, who lives in the Navajo
country, New Mexico sports beard seven feet
long. He generally has it braided and coiled
inside his vest.
The LARGEST SHEEP ranch in the world is in
| the counties OF Webb and Dmnet in Texas 1t
contains upward of 100000 acres, and yearly
pastures SOO,00 sheep.
VALoRous TAFT, of Upton, Mass, is probably
the largest man in that state who has been
| prominent in politics. He is considerably over
SIX feet high, and weighs over 400 pounds
THE Duchess d'Aosta received from her hus-
| bands estate $3.50, OOO with Jewels, pictures,
etc, valued at $500. 900 more. Besides this the
duchess and her child have state allowance of
$4,000 year.
REV. SAM SMALL, accompanied by his daugh
| ter, Miss Lolie, is in Boston. He is going to
conduct religious services at st. Johns Protest
\ ant Episcopal church, and will remain in the
east about one month, going thence to Utah for
| month.
| WILLIAM l.. ScoTT recently said that he would
give his 100000 for good digestive apparatus,
and il Is now sand of John D. Rockefeller the
richest man in the United States, that he looks
as though in ill-health, and his face is almost
ashy. 1t is the face Of man who is never free
| from worry and responsibility. His brow has
| settled into a permanent frown. The poor
multi millionaires are having a tough time of it.
EMPEROR WILLIAM is thus written of by one
who claims to know HIM well: 1.-THE present
emperor is most charming youth, no matter
| what people may say TO the contrary and he
| has much of the gamin de Paris about him. be-
ing full of fun and quite free from absurd stiff
| ness and vulgar buckram. That he is remarka-
| bly, We'll educated and clever goes without say
ing, for he is the son of his mother; but what is
| not generally known is that he is possessed of
| the tenderness of heart of child. That he will
| ever be a great sovereign | doubt for | am
| afraid that he will not live long enough to de-
velop into SUCH but that he has the stuff in him
| of great man no one who knows him person
| ally can doubt"