The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-05
PERSONAL.

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/ REv c. H. Spur con writes from the sou,b
I o; Frencs thai he IS slowly put surely. recover
in2 lis health q
\ JAY GOULD is having his portrait painted nv .
Frsne artist. 1t Is aaid that he is eremarka-
| bly, quiet subject
I Gzl A I4SLoEe fhief Of artillery on Gen.
Lees san during The war, Is very IN at his
/ home az OnAElOttes vile.
IT IS AvSouEcEp that Julia Riv..Eine &. ..
make her hQIne in 9sicage. where her husband
has become Engaged IN business
/ MISS MAGGIE MCDOWELL. one Of the haII.s =,
| Charlotte. y. C.. has become the wife Of a Ger
man noblsmhn, the Baron Won Maltzahn.
PRoF. WALTER BALENrISE Of the Maine State
College y N soon visit western colleges 70 Study
the vsrioussystems Of Instruction in agriculture
GES. CAssIUs N. Clay, who has been seriously
\ III for so'ue time 1t his home, at White Han
KY, is couvalescing. This is his first sickness
in forty years.
Mas. MILEs, the wife Of the general. who ia
looked on as the nations best Indian fighter. il
a niece Of Gen. and Senator sherman. and a
sister Of Senator Camerons wife.
MARSHAL BooTH gives this succinct statement
Of the salvation methods: "Scrubology and
soapolozy. Instead of theology. are dealing with
the submerged twentieth Of society"
RING which Gen Fl. JcHunt lost near Fair
fax Station, Va, during the war was recently
found imPedded in the hoof of COW owned by
a dairy farmer that locality, and was re-
turn d to It's owner 10 Washington.
IT is THE OPINION Of Edwin Arnold that the
Old Testament is not more Interviewer with the
Jewish race nor the New Testament with the
| civilization of ChristendoIn than is the Koran
with the records and destinies of Islam.
MISS RAY.FAANK is onesof the few Jewesses
| who in recent times have preached in a syna-
goEue. 0nthe day Of atsnement she spoke at
| Spokane ia Is. Wash. and 50 interessel her
| hearers that they decided to establish a perma-
| nent congregation there.
DR.. HELsN l.. BErTs Of Boston is the first
woman physician chosen TO visit the laboratory
! of Prof, Koch of Berlin, fdf the purpose Of in
vestigating bis discovery. gShe has been dele
gated by the Woman NJ deal College of Penn
| sylVania, OF which she Is a ira .uate
T. z. GARRETT the st. Louis critic and author,
who is one Of Mrs. Navarro's MARY Anderson's)
| correspondents, says: There is no doubt of
| her returning to the stages She can never g
| happy IN q domestic LIE unless she directs her
energy entirely to society. She will Le on the
| stage in little while
MISS Sc. PRICE, who has collected, under the
title, Songs OF the Southland -" published by D.
| Lothrop Company. Boston, some of the choicest
/ poems Of representative southern VIZ tlrs is a
resident OF Sowing Green, KY. She has drawn
from tie Wi ings of Tinrod, Hayne Prentice,
Poe and Father Ryan
Miss FLORENCE WISnoM, The daughter of the
secretary, has rec ntly visited New York for the
purpose Of obtainin studies for new pictures.
| Miss Windomjs more than an amateur ARTIST
| She has been studying in Bpston for some time
| and has done work W ch critical Judges have
pronounced more than ordinary.
THE PRINCE OF WALES. it is reported. intends
next season to Introduce a reform in the dinner
hour. TIE fashionable hour of dining has in
recent years been gettip later and later and IL
| is now generally $50, and often O'Clock The
prince will, it is said, fix the hour for dinner at
:, and, of course, what prince does society"
in the exclusive sense, will follow
The LATE Ex-JUDaE CYRUS c. HINES, for
many years the law partner of President Har-
1son, distinguished himself for personal
bravery in the war as the commander Of the
Fifty-seventh Indiana regiment At the battle
of Stone river a cannon ball ploughed away the
flesh OF his leg above the knee, and he never
fully recovered from the wound. Judge Hines
though necessarily thrown much before the
public, was of a retiring disposition He never
sought political preferment, and when urged by
his friends TO do so steadily refused.