The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-16
PERSONAL

Princess VIcToRA ~ Prussia viii. probably
visit the United States next sTring on her re-
turn from INDIA
THS Ladies Rosebsrry. Jersey and Halifax
VINO are suffering from typhoid fever. are max
ing good progress toward recovery.
TEE Duke Of Marlborough is an expert fisher
man. ans offers 70 hack himself for a large
amount against auy member Of Tuxedo park in
ny-casting contest.
JOSEPH THOMPSON. tie great Australian book
maker. who has bet as high as s5OoNro on a
single race. is now visiting New York on his
way TO san F francisco.
MISS ISABELLA THorrzS. Q sister Of Bishop
Thoburn Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
viii return to India next month to resume her
missionary work thers.
TIE FLOWER OF the french arktocracy are at
present IN London awaiting the arrival Of the
Count of Paris. who viii Be rendered an ova-
tlon upon his arrival from America
DUxAs. the novelist. has aged gre atty during
the last tweIvemouth. Despite his years he
bears himself gallantiy. and at the recent we'd
ding or his daughter ne was the life Of the com
pany.
HcGo ZoLLER, who has been exploring the
Finisterre mountain range in New Guinea. says
he never found iu tbs most thickly wooded
region OF Yves. africa a country so difficult TO
penetrate es that OF tl.s mountain range.
JrsTIS II. McCAFTHy is Just 30yesrs old. He
has published eleven books and seven plays. He
IS tall and thin with 2 very small heal. He has
Travelled much in Persia. and has an intimate
acquaintance with the literature of that country.
LADY BROOKE. who was as Miss Maynard
known as on, OF the greatest of English
heresssss. has perfected a scu-ne for tsacAng
sewing TO the children in her district, when
would bear inspection from other intending
philanthropists.
AsHMEAD BARTLETT BURDErT-C QUITS, mem
Der of parliament for Westminster and husband
Of the Baroness Burdett Cout5s, has arrived in
America and will b. one OF the judges in the
New York horse show next week. He is a Phil
adelphien by birth.
TIE HoS. SAMUEL CHIp,IAN, who recently cele-
brated his Centennial. has been a Mason in good
standing for more than three-Guarters of a cen
tury. He was raised 10 tn, masters degree in
Nir{ln lodge, Halifax, two years before the
battle of Waterloo, and is undoubtedly the old
est Mason.
MISS MATTE THOMPSON, daughter of Exon
gresham Phil Thompson. is accounted one of
the exceptionally pretty girls of the blue grass
region. Miss Thompson was selected as the
queen OF beauty at the celebration of the Satel-
llres OF Mercury, beld at Louisville but chose
rather 10 be one of the ma DIS of honor, who are
selected from among tde prettiest girls of the
di1erent towns Throughout the state.
Mas. EMMA E. FoRsYTHE is an American
woman who goes by the name of the white
queen. Her realm is an island in the Southern
Pacific called New Britain, whose chief industry
is the sale of mother pearl. Mrs. Forsythe
was left a widow at the age of IS. aud with very
little money. She now owns 10000 acres Of
fertile land, two steamers that ply between the
islands and the port and she is preparing to
close the contract for the building of four more
vessels for the island trade.