The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-13
PERSONAL

HESKT VrI1AzD, ths well-krovn nnzrcfer.
has gene % Harrz Mountains TO recruit his
hsalth-
Ma GIADsTozE is obliged % stay ~ Hawzrden
for another fortnight. his recent illness having
left traces in his lungs Of 8 bad cough
JUSTICE LANAI, Of TIA supreme court has
given ms cordial indorszmsDt % the proposed
blne and gray reunion az tia Chicago world Is
fair.
MISS FIELr. who vas the companion Of Kate
HArsdea on her journey in Siberia. has re-
t.lrnsd 70 Berlin, where she 3 the guest Of Mrs
willard
JUDsE ScHoFrzLD Of the court Of claims. Is
low eligible for retirement on pay, and NJ less
than eight applicants for appointment. in his
place hayeflsd papers with the President.
A. D. WH1rz, formerly Unit4d States minister
70 Germany, is expected to visit that country
shortly. He win b accompanied by his
Daughters, who viii devote year 70 study in
Dresden
TEE TTTLE Of IL D. has been bestowed upon
Gov. Francis by the Missouri State University.
but the Kansas City Star says that among the
politicians aud the boys" he viii still be known
as Our Dave"
DR. JoHs W. CHApwIcE. OF the Second Unita-
rian Society Of Brooklyn. thinks that if the
Presoyterians are unwilling TO 90 mile with
DR.. Briggs now, they viii In the end have TO 20
two miles With some other man.
PEoF. A. L PERRY Of Williams college. who
has just resigned his chair. published his first
free trade treatise in 1856 He was pitted
against Horace Greeley in q seri=s of public
tariff debates in 1888 and 1859.
AxELIE RIvEs CHASLER's new novel has been
bagged by the Cosmopolitan. II is already in
in the hands Of an artist in Paris for fllustra
rlOn ana a Hraf IN will IN he
August number Of the magazine.
Rev W P. BRowx Of Missouri is a member Of
the Whitmer branch of the Mormon church
which repudiates not only polygamy, but the
prophetic mission Of Joseph Smith. He has
inquired that the second coming OF Christ will
occur this summer, has sold his property. and Is
going TO Jerusalem. TO be upon the groun1
ready for the great event.
TIE STAFF of the New York Morning Aduer-
ttser, Col. John Cockerills new paper, will in
clude Vincent S. Cooke, city editor; John Nc
Donald, political writer; John b. Mccormick,
sporting editor, and R. W. Criswell, the OIL City
LerrfcE funny man, humorist. j. T. Graham
VIII have supervision Of the Evening Advertiser
and McGuffin the circulation OF both. The bulk
OF the staff is taken from the World.
SENATOR JOIN g. CARLISLE Of Kentucky was
asked the other day 10 give bis views on the
political situation. He declined, saying hat pub
lie men shoul not be talking ell the time The
opinion of any man Of intelligence vas just as
valuable In casting political horoscopes as that
OF the biggest statesman. Each would predict
what he would like 20 have come true.
Mrs. CHARLES 6. AMEs of Boston, one Of the
two women recently appointed by Gov Russell
as factory inspectors, has made a study of
organized charity for years She worked in the
hospitals dur ng the war. and utter her mar
riage to the present pastor of the Church of the
Discf3les in Boston. was mad. prt sident Of the
FlIlQr ms Aid SOrIHTX living than N Pltita
delphia she was occupied in much charitable
work and reform IN Pennsylvania.