The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-19
PERSONAL.

ANNIE BIslST has fed 10000 poor school
children in three yesrs
LORD SALIsBURY's ancestors were members Of
the English cabinet SEQ years ago.
To NINE. MoDJEsKA is due the credit OF over
coming the prejunile Of English society to syrup
sweetened cigarettes
Mr. AND Mas. JOHN JACOB AsToR and Mrs.
William Aston are about to take coaching trip
in the south of England.
BILL NYE has Just closed season of brilliant
entertainments at the Detroit opera house. Mr.
Nye has gone to Ashviile, N c.. to Join his
family there and take much needed rest.
The Grand Duchess stefanie is said to look
surprisingly young-not more than 20-and
would be very handsome but for her insignificant
eyes. Her complexion is of rose leaf lowell
ness.
AHsoN G. McCooK, secretary Of the United
States Senate, says that no matter when Gov
Hill presents his credentials as senator from
New York, he will receive his salary from March
last.
IT IS rather an interesting circumstance that
Joseph Leidy, the president of the new Anthro-
pometric Society should have been the
first man to hand over his BRAIN for ex-
animation
HALsEY c. IVES, who has been selected as the
oAb OCCOldtOE VI Lie an
art critic of high reputation who has enjoyed
every facility for the study of art in the schools
of Europe,
ZIA BEY, the Turkish ambassador at Vienna,
has established his harem 10 that city. and has
his five wives AMI a long retinue OF servants to
look after when diplomatic work is not pressing
too heavily upon him.
Maxwell EvARTs, the youngest of ex-senator
Evarts' sons. has only slight resemblance to
his father. He is perhaps 30 years old, below
medium hight and Of slender frame As a
lawyer ne is already coming into promise.
President JORDAN of the Leland Stanford
University has returned to Indiana after a pre-
liminary visit to California. He says that he
has been asked to colduct a magazine in con
nectlon with the university, and believes the
enterprise win be carried through. 1t is in
tended to make the publication one of high
literary order.
IT Is RUaoRED that the versatile Kaiser is
about to pose as a "pietist" He is on the point
of making Retreat so it is sa id, to the his
torlc castle of WartburZ, where Luther distin-
guished himself by hurting an ink pot at the
devils head. Here William III. will smut himself
up in strict retirement for day or two hoping,
possibly, TO emulate Luthers achievement.
Mrs. MARGARET E. SANGsTER. editor of Hdr-
per's BdzGr, spends the summer at Pompton,
n. j. She reaches her office. in the Franklin
building every morning by O'Clock. and re.
mains there until 3 or o'clock in the afternoon
Her office is not particularly cheerful one, but
she brightens it up bit by keeping a bouquet
of flowers on her desk. She mas very bright
pleasant face
NEWS of the French explorer in China. NJ .
Joseph Martens, has arrived in st. Petersburg
to the effect that at the beginning of January
he reached the town Of Sou Chey in Western
China. He is stated to have got into trouble
with the Chinese authorities on several occa-
sons. NJ. Martens intends to return to Europe
past Lake Lob-nor, thence by Northern Thibet
to kashgar, and thence through Russian terri
tory.