The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
PERSONAL.

4
HERR TART is said to be the new German
violipist of the first rank.
JUDGE THURMAN will celebrate bis 18th birth
| DAY at Columbus on Nov. IL.
Mrs. JoHs SHERWOOD says it is not unusual
for New York hostess to spend 5000 on q
| luncheon for twenty women.
Rev. DR. JENcKEs of Indianapolis has seventy
proofs that the world will end in ten years, anC
he gets sixty nine of them from the Bible.
Ex-JCDGE WILLIAM STRONG. who retired from
the United States supreme court bench in 1850
| is now living in Washington at the age OF 81
years, In feeble health.
The RECENT VISIT Of Prince Scarsinki, cham
oerlain Of the czsr to Paris, is said to have been
intended TO arrange a visit of the czarins to
france late in the sutumn.
II Is REPORTED that Marie Jansen is to wed q
grandson of the noted English brewer, Bass.
Nothing ais Bass worldly prospects. az he is
said TO be heir TO an estate valued at $4,000
O00
RrDYARp KIPL1SG is on his way to the Cape
OF Good Hope where he is to stay fortnight,
after which he will visit Mr.. Stevenson at Se-
moa, and proceed thence, via Australia, TO
India.
FRAULBIN JOHANNA MARsTIcK, the cleverest
bull fighter Of the day, is described as a young
woman OF rare blonde beauty. At a beauty
show held Ia Lisbon last fall sne carried off the
palm.
TIE King and Queen of Roumania C'Carmen
sylvan have left Vienna for Lake Maggiorc, in
Northern Italy. The queen was so weak that
she had to be carried 10 the railroad carriage
while seated in a chair.
THE SENTIMENT in the Massachusetts, repub-
lican convention last week was overwhelmingly
for Blaine A poll of the delegates was taken
in which Harrison had but IS votes and the
magnetic secretary 3D.
The German empress has formed League
for the preservation of good habits" among
the Prussian ladies. The members bind them
selves TO discourage luxury, to wear simple
dresses and to practice economy in the house
hold.
OLIVE ScHRE1NER, the South African novel
list. is described as Of petite figure, with dark
hair and eyes. She is a brilliant talker. and
feels vivid interest in public affairs. She often
attends the debates of the Cape Town parlia-
ment.
MISS BETHAM EDWARDS, the author, has Just
received signal honor at the hands of the
French government. In recognition of her
numerous works on rural France, she has been
named officer de INSTRUCTION publique, - dis
tinctian not often conferred upon foreigners.
especially of her sex.
SoSE IDEA of the Duke of Cleveland's wealth
may be gathered from the fact that his father
who died in 1882, left estates which then pro
duced $3.50 900 year as we'll as S4500O00 in
money. The bulk of this great fortune ulti.
mately went to the nobl oman who died the
other day, and who was a careful man and
greatly improved his landed property.
Ex-MAYoR CAMPBELL of Youngstown, O., has
haAn ind ufn ba Ia
came an accomplished musician. taught music
and made enough money to take course at
Western Reserve College from which he was
graduated at the top of his class He then
studied law and was graduated from the Har-
ward Law School He was appointed United
states commissioner for Wyoming Territory aud
edited a paper successfully for eight years in
Ohio,