The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30

WIEN OEl8-ictoria has her photograph
taken she 50 inoto make it as impressive as
possible by - ling on a small stool. SO as to
Disguise he'll Kat.
THE Crow I'll tnce Of Siam celebrated his l4th
birthdayIa k and received from the kaiser
the Order y = Red Eagle. which was pre-
sented by ID, rnan minister
QUEEN va t1A's GIFT to France will be
fine portra y herself in a gorgeous frame,
upon which "a be blended the arms Of Eng
land and lcl &c, and other emOlems or the
duee IS resi- (, for the republic.
SENATOR ~ croR's first step into official hfe
was as viii e selectman. And the Vermont
villagers we3 mighty particular about a man
being an ut1 eyeloped statesman before they
would trust IN in such al ONCE.
Mas. VII lam c. WHTTsEY's diamonds are
valued at slJ0,OOO and one of hsr solitaires is
large as hazelnut single clasp on the cloak
OF Queen Elizabeth had set in it six sapphires
sixty pearls, eighteen rubes and four emeralds
A. NJ. Posr, republican nominee for associate
judge Of the Nebraska supreme court, is q
native Of Pennsylvania and As years old. He
was for two years consul at Santiago, Chile
He removed to Nebraska after bis return from
South America, settling In Platte county in
1876.
MAJ. WtssMANN has left Europe for the Dark
Continent, He will lead expedition from
Saadaui to the interior, and will take with him
crew for the steamer given by Germany for
lake service. A German engineer also goes to
construct railway from Tanga toward kilima-
marc.
The GERMAN EMPEROR has won the hearts OF
the ladies by refusing to drink anything but
sweet champagne Usually the liking for
sweet wines is looked down upon as most weak
and womansb, and the ladies rejoice at an
ally who is every inch q man, king, and an
emperor besides.
AMONG the distinguished delegates to the
Methodist ecumenical conference In Washing
ton next month will be the Rev. Hugh Price
Hughes, superintendent of the London mission
OF the Wesleyan Methodist church, editor OF
the Methodist Times and leader OF the for
ward" movement. He is now in New York.
JOHN RUsKIN has made record as hydraulic
engineer by solving for the inhabitants of Fix
ing, a small town in Sussex England, the
problem of obtaining an adequate supply of
drinking water. AS an evidence of their graft
tude tue people have erected tablet ITO the
glory of God and in honor of John Ruskin.'
A HISDoo PRINCESS the Begun Ahnadee, has
distinguished herself in London society a
singer of superior voice, talent ana cultivation.
She is d .scendant of the EmperorS of Delhi,
and possesses a mezZo soprano voice of extraor
binary richness aud power, which is used with
very nigh artis 1; taste. she has also great
personal beauty.
III. DELYANNIs, premier of Greece, has been
i'll for some time. During his sickness u.
Laimi, minister of justice, has represented
him as minister of the Interior. The appoint
ment of II. Laimi rather than either NJ Cara
PIANO or NJ Deliorgi, as acting minister of the
interior, caused some sensation, and revived the
reports of disagreements 10 the cabinet.
Ex-Gov MoREHousE of Missouri is the third
ex-governor Of that state to die by his own
hands. Thomas Reynolds. after serving four
tarrr Mt IafY in
1914, and Thomas c. Reynolds at st. Louis III
1857, though the friends of the latter attributed
his death TO accident 1t will be remembered
that he threw himself down circular hallway
in the custom house