The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
PERSOHAL.

LOUIS BARRETT, brother of the dead TRACE
dian, is a member Of the Margaret Mather com
peny.
NINE BERgHARDT gave some recitations In
Philadelphia last Tuesday TO illustrate a lecture
oy froi. Wisner on the actress, Rachel.
DR.. oTEY Y. WARREN formerly OF Monroe
county, W. Va. has been appointed physician
Ia charge OF the Montana insane asylum
JOSE DE NAVARRO, fatber-in-law of Mary
Anderson, though in bad financial straits at
present, is expected soon to come out all right
II. J. BRoESNG and Miss c. Jean Lyman.
granddaughter OF Bishop Lyman, Of North
Carolina, were married at st. Bartholemews P
r. church, Baltimore, Sunday afternoon.
ERNEST LoNeFELLoW's collection of oil paint
ings was placed on exhibition in New York Mon
day. Mr. Longfellow is a son Of the poet, and
mas followed art as profession for about twelve
years.
DR.. SEELYE, the well known college president,
declares that at the present rate of progress
the women Of the country win, at the end Of
the present century, be better educated than
the men.
PRog. ROBERTSON SMITH Of Carlisle, Pa. who
edited the last edition Of the Encyclopedias
Brittanlca in conjunction with Prof. Baynes.
mas undertaken the editorship of the new Bible
dictionary.
JUDGE HAMMOND, of the superior court Of Bos-
ton, said at a,dinner last week that he did not
believe that there was ever a judge who felt
himself fully competent TO perform the duties
of his Office.
GILBERT A. PIERCE, ex senator from North
Dakota, who has recently been talked about as
a possible minister TO Japan has become the
editor of the Minneapolis Tribune, which Mr..
Biethen recently sold.
Miss HELEN p CLARK an Indian girl who was
educated at Carlisle, Pa has been sent TO Mon
tana as a special agent of the government. Her
mission will be to superintend the allotment of
lands to the Indians.
The announcement that Senator Pettigrew
will drive trained moose against a trotting
horse for $500 side at the state fair to be held
at Sioux Falls next fall, has stirred up the In
decrats OF South Dakota tremendously.
GROVER CLEVELAND celebrated his 54th
birthday anniversary Sunday last. Ten years
ago, when he was a., Mr.. Cleveland was mayor
OF Buffalo. AT 45 he was governor Of New
York, and at AZ president of the United States.
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY is said to be imbued
with the superstition concerning cross-eyed
people. He had a man in his suite afflicted
with an oblIquity of vision in one eye, and, as
the courtier too useful TO discharge, the
eye was extirpated.
sIGNoR CRIsPI has decided to go to Karlsbad
chosen Kissengen for his residence during a
part OF the warm season. 1t is believed in
official circles of Italy and Germany that the
two ex-premiers will meet at that time
Mrs. c. NJ. SMITH died last week in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Smith was, years ago, Miss Todd,
sister of pretty Mary Todd who married young
Lincoln in Springfield in 1912 While Lincoln
was President Mrs. Smith was great deal at
the white house, assisting her sister in doing the
honors of the presidential mansion.
ARTHUR E. BArEMAN, the New York banker
and broker who went south shortly after the
collapse of his business firm while ago, is
rapidly recovering from serious illness. HIS
friends are confident that he will soon be able
TO return to his home and arrange for a settle
msnt of his affairs with his creditors.
GAIL HAMILTON, the author of Theology in
Washington" was born in Wendham, Mass
She has succeeded better than most writers in
keeping all the facts concerning her personal
life to herself. According to the Chicago Netcs
one Of her eccentricties is her determination to
keep her face yelled whenever it is possible to
do so.