The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-04
PERSONAL.

MRs PARSULL is reported TO be mending in
health. She is nov able 70 partake Of food
IRA d. SA,sKrY hes gone 10 Scotland to help
Mr.. Moody in his evangeiistic work this winter.
FRAsK MORGAN BRANDT. the private secretary
Of the Prince Of Wales, is visiting Philadelphia
Edison Is modest IN his demands He only
asks for seventh Of the space in the electrical
building at the world 5 fair.
Mrs. DIAz. wife Of the President Of Mexico,
viii probably be chosen leader OF the women Of
Mexico who will take part in the Columbian ex-
position.
Ike portrait OF Shakespeare. Mr.. Game
should take some means TO prove that he is not
the reincarnated poet
JERRY SIMPSON is averaging $3.50 income per
week, or about what he used to get per annum.
OF this sum he gets 500 as his congressional
salary. S57 for his harvest and $500 for his cam
paign speeches
ex-senator j. R. DooLITTIE Of Wisconsin,
although IS years DID, is still busy and active
practitioner before the courts. One of his re-
cent arguments before the supreme court OF
illinois is described as mastery"
THE GHOST Of Lester Wallack is said to per-
ambulate the dusky recesses of the Star theater,
New York. The actors in that temple OF Thes-
piS, however, view with unconcern the report ted
spook so long as the traditional ghost maintains
bis weekly walk.
COL L. N. STEARNs of Vermont and Gen.
Harry Heth OF Virginia, major general under
Lee. appointed by the Secretary OF War to des-
ignate the positions Of regular army commands
IN the battle of Antietam, have resumed their
WORK on the battlefield.
ADAM PoE, grandson Of the famous Ohio In
dian fighter, and an old river man, is in Steu-
benville arranging 10 put sale his interesting
history of the celebrated light of his grand
father, Adam Poe. with Big Foot, the Indian
de went from Toronto in a skif.
MUCH SORROW is felt in Athens over the tragic
death of the poetic Demetrus Kokkos, While
on his way from the theater few evenings ago,
hokkos was stopped in Station street by a ser.
geant In the army. After the interchange of a
Few words the soldier shot the poet in the
breast.
EMILE GRAINER, the French millionaire is
credited with having done more than any other
one man toward the development of the state
OF wyoming. In the eight years he has lived
there he has spent $500, 900 in the work. His
first winters experience made him rheumatic
cripple for life.
THE COLD GRAY FOG that settled upon London
Saturday was nothing to the fog that has
descended upon young Clyde Fitch, who in
tended to take London by storm at the Court
theater with his play "Pamela's Prodigy"
nc StlIICkl heavens opened, ana great MOOD
descended upon the unfortunate young man.
Never in the history of the London drama has
play been damned so heartily.
RuMoR spread in Boston a few days ago
that Queen Victoria was dead. 1t seems
to have developed from a dispatch pub
lshed in a st. Louis paper which read: "a ru-
NOR Is Ia circulation here to the effect that
Queen Victoria is dying" The rumor had no
foundation. Queen Victoria has now reached
beyond the good old age of 72. She was born
May "a 1919; was crowned in 1898; married to
Prince Albert in 1870, and her eldest son, the
Prince Of Wales. is nearly so.