The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-19
PERSONAL.


SIG. cRIsrI, premier Of Italy. is pretty sure to
resign sooa. This is bad year for prime min
isters-
Col WILLIAM c. CHURCH editor Of the Army
and Nary Journal. is engaged in writing life
Of the late John Ericsson
WILLIAM 7. ADAMS. better known as "Oliver
Optic, IS nearly 60. but in vigorous health. He
has hlade small fortune by his books.
MRS BILLINGS, the new president Of Mount
holyoke College, Is travelling in Europe, and
VIII begin her work at the college next fall.
CHARLES MILTON GRAY Of Chicago is willing
to 20 round the world on horseback if the gov
erhtneht VIII loot up the horse and expenses.
Mrs. WILLIAM E. DODGE is on her way home
from Berlin. where she stopped for week af
ter visiting the American College at Beirut,
Syria
Mr. PARSEL1 quoted line OF poetry in one
OF his earliest public speeches and got it wrong.
since that he has confined himself to prose ex
clusively.
DR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES is not fond OF
being interviewed. He is cordial and polite to
reporter, but he evades the point at issue with
great skill
GIovANsI SUccI is TO carry out the DIR. Tanner
business in London. Al the royal aquarium he
has started on forty days fast under proper
surveillance.
BEvERLY TUCKER, who did not go TO Hayti for
the United States government, has purchased a
new white linen suit and a Panama hat for use
this summer.
REPRESENTATIVE MCKINLEY expects to spend
the summer in Europe. He is completely worn
out with his effort TO frame tariff bill that will
please his party.
SENATOR BLAIR is still Introducing crazy bills
an congress. 1t would be interesting to know
what the late Commodore Vanderbilt would
have said Of Blair
PRESIDENT CARNoT of France has lost thirty
pounds since he assumed mis- present Office He
cannot afford to grow much thinner. as his
natural figure is very slender.
Maj. GEN. MILES is the guest of Gen. Penny
packer at Philadelphia this week The latter
is still great sufferer from the bone-crushing
nerve clipping bullet that he received on the
rampant OF Fort Fisher.
Mrs. ISAAC BELL. Jr., widow of the late
United States minister to the Netherlands, has
been in New York settling up her husbands
estate, and will soon go back to Paris. She is
sister of James Gordon Bennett.
Mrs. ELorsE z. LUGER of New York, the heir
at-law of John Howard Payne, author of
Home, Sweet Home will probably recover
the S205 found TO be due the anthor-consul
ana now standing to his credit on the treasury
books.
NINE. ToLsroI wife of the Russian novelist, is
certainly not a lazy woman. She is her hus-
band amanuensis and translator, sees to the
sale and distribution of mis- books manages the
estate and the household and looks after tne
children.
10 EMPHASIZE his opposition to antiSemitism.
TO which at one time he had a leaning. the En-
peror William has decided to send his sons to
the French gymnasium in Berlin, founded by
Frederick the Great, which educates 1913 Jews
~ Protestants and IL Catholic scholars.
PRINCE CHARLES TRAUTTMA NDoRF, a wealthy
and popular Austrian, has been declared a
bankrupt, owing to losses at Monte Carlo Re
Gently ne dropped 900. 600 forms at baccarat
Afterward ne lost 100000 forms in wheat
The prince is "a middle-aged man, with vast es
tates in Bohemia and other parts of Europe,