The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
PERSONAL.

WIL1AE RICE defeatei his poor Old father
/ for the legislature Il seas1s - e votes
STEPSIAK. the famous author and Russ an
revolutionary leader. IS 10 te in this country
early in January. He vii lecture In sew raj
cities
Mss IsABEtLA Tn BURN sister OF Bishop
Thoburn Of the Mstho jas; Episcopal church.
will return 70 India next mouth 20 resume her
mlssiolary To-k tuer-
Z 7. WESTON. the ex champion pedestrian, is
G. years old he Is thinking Of organizing a
walking c. ntest TO extend across the continent
takilg IL all the biz ciii-s.
THE Louisville neEspa2e rs have dubbed vladi-
mir de Pschnann. th- musician, as "One Of the
most brilliant piantists. and one Of the most re-
marEabis crauzs vino ever appeared before e
LOUISVILLE audle zee"
HENRY WRIGHrER. blind veteran, who was
lately allowed pension OF ss2 a month and
reariT $1,000 arrears OF payment. promptly
CURED Sl.0J farm with the money, and
proc edel 20 stick l. with twenty-five horses.
ii has weakness for the animals.
MARX G1AY OF IVES. Freeman, DE, believes
that the osss ike to have their homes as at
tractive AZ DO human beings. He has, there
Iore. on u his ap.ary accordingly. a I'd paintei
the hivrs IN differ nc combinations Of
$ rlpes, etc. Mr.. Cray makes bee-keeping pay,
Project JOIN F. NICKERsoS OF the Maine Ad-
ventsts IS about 20 ~ On a piigrmags from
that state TO Caifornil with shoemaker's
ontnt to MAKE LIS living by the way. and he an
nonnc@s that he will give o1e-haf OF whatever
sum he may lave IN bis pocket 10 any one in
Trouble.
HoN. SAsUEL CHrPMAN. who recently cele-
brated his centennial, has been a Msson 10 gooi
standing for more than tErea-quarters Of cen
fury. he was raised % the mast RS degree in
Virgin 10 lge. Halifax two years before the
DAttle OF Waterloo, and is undoubtedly the old
est Mason.
IT IS SAID that Wade Hampton refused to
speak at Aiken. 5. c., in the recent campaign
because he found on his arrival there that a
coach and four awaited MIN ba shared with
hi nau- The vehicle vas Inserted oo one side
South Carolina say i by Hampton in lSi6,''
ahQ on tae otnrr, 'SoIln CarolIna-Rei eemeI
by Illiman In 1880.
MISS ELAINE GoODALE, the poetess is govern
ment supervisor of education among the Sio *.
She lives in camp or reservation in the most
primitive way, travel K rom 0 Ie Indian villa 9
10 another on horse ick or in a ''prairie
schooner See deliberately prefers this life to
the social succs ss which wOmRa OF her talent
and culture might Command.
Mr.. BLAINE Is a great student Of Napoleon
Bonaparte. He has in bis houss at Washington
a number of excellent enZravings and etchings
meteorc career. His picture of Napoleon as
tne youthful, alert, zig i5a commander of TIE
army OF ltay is an interesting study, aud il i,
one tnat MIR. Blaine delights in showing his
visitors.
A LONDON critic who VIZ not on good terms
with Miss Fortascue, the tragedlenne, was weak
enough TO plant fims Eft in a front seat the 9th
nignt while S 10 was llayiDS Juliet" In the
death scene ner age reache such a point that
she thr tue vial at the critic. striking MIN in
the face. The beaut iul daughter OF Capulet
then retired to the tomb end oied Of grief, hav-
Ing thrown the poison away.
The MARQUIS D'ALGERI, who is becoming
famous in Europe for her beauty an wit, is
known to the American publ,c as Blanche
Roosevelt. Fifteen years ago she was choir
singer iu Chicago. She had an opportunity OF
flushing her musical education abroad and
while on the Continent developed an astonishing
faculty for languages and literature. Her hus-
band is the son OF the Italian minister of posts
and telegraph.