The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-06
PERSONALS

IT IS SAID that the Duke Of Orleans will visit
the vatican after he is liberated. -ssS<s
IT Is ANNOUNCED that Count Herbert Bismarck
is engage TO the Oldest daughter of Lady Dud-
ley.
MARX TwAIN's" FRIENDS wish to contest the
claim that Edwin Booth is the LATEST man in
the world.
JULES FERRY has shayen off his sidewhiskers,
which leaves the caricatuI1sts nothing but his
nose TO seize upon.
An EFFORT is being made at Chattanooga to
raise fund for tho erection Of an equestrian
statue OF Gen. Forrest.
Hon. JOHN A. KAssoN is mention in connec-
ton with the Spanish mission, of which Minis
ter Palmer so soon wearied.
Rev. HENRY WHITE, London clergyman. has
proposed health at 1900 wedding breakfasts,
and, Oh course, has lost mis- own
EDUARD STRAUSS, the composer, attended the
races at Cincinnati recently, attired in the
hight of fashion, and with lavender-colored
gloves.
The wedding of Henry N. Stanley is to take
place June IL in London, The Bishop OF Ripon,
the master of the temple and the Dean OF West
minister. VIII officiate at the ceremony.
PRINCE CHARLES of Sweden and Norway was
recently summoned to a court in Stockholm to
serve as juryman in criminal case. But the
Judge decided that on account OF family con-
nectiens he was ineligible.
NAL WIssNAN is coming home at the special
wish of the emperor, who wants to talk over
with him African affairs before further action
= taken: He is expected in time TO report to
the Relchstag. Lieut.. Schmidt will have the
command in his absence.
KING CHRISTIAN TX of Denmark has been in
Wieshaden drinking the waters for his rheu-
matte trouble. Ex-Empress Eugene is there
now Tor the same purpose. The Empress Fred
erlck is at Hamburg. The king has done the
pohte act and visited both expresses.
NJ. SPrTzER of Paris is dead at the age of "a.
He was the most remarkable example of the
born collector in our age. He began life with
nothing and has ended 1T the owner of a collec-
ton of works of art valued at 10000. 600 francs.
The Rothschilds were patrons of Splitter.
NJ. FERRARI, son Of the Duchess of Galliera, is
an enthusiastic postage stamp collector, and
his private collection is roughly valued at
+4OO0O And yet he has been known to negoti-
ave the loan OF stamp from his mother, the
duchess, when he wanted to post a letter.
GEORGE BIDwEL1, the famous ticket-ofleave
man, who served fourteen and half years on a
life sentence in British prisons for the great
S5OOO,OO0 forgery on the Bank of England, has
twenty live acres of property near hluskegou,
Mich, and Is there now looking it over. HIS
nome is now in Hartford, Conn.
LORD GRIMTHoRPE, an amateur architect who
has mania for destroying old buildings has
his eye on the gateway of Lincolns inn, Lon
don, and will soon demolish it, Notwithstanding
the shrieks of connoisseurs The lawyers, as a
rule, have no sympathy with the old, and as the
exchequer of the inu is just now full the bench
ers are likely to approve of brand new gate
way.
CHARLES PRATT, the founder of the Pratt
Institute is worth SIS 100000, and is the richest
man in Brooklyn. He has reddish gray hair
and beard, and always seems TO be thinking
very hard about something. The Pratt lnsti-
tute is his chief pride, though he still has con-
siderable affection for the Standard Oil Com
pany, out of which he made his money.