The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
PERSONAL
GEN. LEE never executed a spy.

GEN. LEE never executed a spy.
SPEAKER REED is IN Paris. looking remsrka-
bly, well
VEREsrcHAG1S was thirty years painting the
I'D pictures Of his famous collection.
RI. Rev. A. ]. GLoaIECx, D. D., vicar apos-
tolic of Idaho, has arrived in Rome.
RocHEFORr's LIST or DUELs up 20 date num-
bers twenty, in seven Of which he was wounded.
ROBERT GARRETT of Baltimore thinks Of
making an extended European trip this season.
LAWRENCE BARRETT's LIFE was insured for
1000 it is said His estate is worth 5000
more.
Rev DR.. ARTHUR BROOKS speaks almost as
rapidly as his distinguished Bostonian brother,
Phillips
WILLIAM McLENNAN of Montreal is a new
literary light that is attracting much attention
in Canada
The Duke Of Clarence and Avondsle is called
''Claret and Lemonade" by the ribald subjects
OF his mother
EDWARD EVERETT HALE has sad. but very
expressive, countenance. He is an interchangeable
brain worker.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS has white hair and
whiskers, intellectual face and uncommon
oratorical gifts.
President CARNoT is said to be very fond Of
German sausage and sauerkrsut, much to the
disgust of the French.
PRoF. CHARLES A. YouNG of Princeton, the
greatest of American astronomers, is short and
very round shouldered, with pair of very
keen, flashing eyes.
ACTOR Ben TUTHILL declines 10 be any longer
ticketed as Ida Mul les husband He declines
to go down TO history il the same second fiddle
style as Nellie Grants husband"
BUFFALO BILL sets sail for Europe on Wednes
day, taking with him 100 indians and q yearn-
ing desire TO have the gray hairs in his ambro-
sal locks dyed TO twsnty years younger kind
OF color. ~ II 2 -
COUNT LIEPRECHT Won BLUcHER reached New
York from Chicago the other day, after having
been unsuccessful in making a fortune in
America. H is a descendant of the historical
Butcher, and has an income Of q few thousands
year.
l.. @. DUDLEY, secretary of the International
League. teegraphed to the family of the late
Rev. Howard Crosby: THE law and order
leagues of the United States aud Canada tender
you heartfelt sympathy. We have lost one of
the greatest leaders in the cause of law en-
forcement."
Mas. GEN. GRANT lives in the beautiful house
presented to her husband. surrounded by COM
fort and luxury. Her maid acts as amanuensis
and reader for the autobiography Mrs. Grant is
slowly preparing. Mrs. Grants eyesight is very
poor, and has always been. Besides her maid,
the menage includes an English butler aud two
servants.
By THE DEATH OF the Duke Of San Lucar at
BERTH short time ago. Capt O'Shea, the re-
cent husband of the cause OF Parnells downfall
inherits quite large fortune The duke spent
most of his life in high favor at the court of
Madrid. When quite old he married one of the
beauties of Queen Isabella's encourage, and he
was for many years court chamberlain to Queen
Isabella.
LOUISE LAWSON, the sculptor whose statue of
Sunset Cox is oc"asioniug considerable discus
sion just now. is a bit of a woman with golden
brown hair, gray eyes, lisp, and a vivacious
manner. She wears when working in clay, a
dark blue blouse and trousers, and her studio
costume is always of white linen-Skirt and
coat-the latter finished with an extraordinary
collar of coarse embroidery tied with the ira
ditional knot of baby blue ribbon. With this
costume yellow shoes are worn