The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-22
PERSONAL.

B1sHoP-ELEcr PHILIP Brooks acted as chap
lain of the opening of the new federal court of
appeals in Boston last week.
SARA BERNHARDT has just bought a large
tract Of land in suburb of Paris for S52. 200, all
! made during her recent American tour.
Mrs. MARY SMITH HARVARD. vice president of
the Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association
runs millinery establishment in Chadron.
DONALD G. MITCHELL the author of "Reveries
! of Bachelor" was a graduate OF Yale class
of 1s41, and takes part in the semi-centennial
observance this year.
The VENERABLE MOTHER of Opie P. Read died
recently at her home in Portland She was 40
years old, and the mother of eleven children,
only four of whom survive her.
SENATOR BLACKBURNs daughters are ardent
admirers of thoroughbred horses. They are
always to be seen at the Lexington races and
are thoroughly accomplished in equine lore.
LADY HARCouHT the historian Motley's
daughter, is one of the cleverest women in Lon
don soeiety. She is very handsome and has
more than local celebrity because of her w.t.
NEXT to Senator Hoar. Senator Evarts has
had more college titles conferred upon him than
any member of either house of the last congress
he has received degrees from Harvard, Yale
and Union colleges
THE Metropolitan Michael of Servia has given
his consent to the proposed marriage of the ex-
King Milan. 1t is said that Milan sent 10000
FRANCS to the tailor of his mistress after receiv
ing the 1,O00, 900 francs from the state.
Count DOUGLASS, member of the German
Reichstag, who has become great favorite
with the emperor. is a descendant of the ia
nous Scotch family. He is now one of the
wealthest land propretors of Prussia
A YOUNG DAUGHTER of Joachim. the famous
violinist, recently made her debut as an opera
singer at Elberfeidt, and made such brilliant
success that she immediately engaged for
the winter season at the Leipsic opera house.
THE SERvIAN BOY KING ALEXANDER is sturdy
lad of ID, with keen eyes and an intellectual
face, but he is as self-willed and stubborn as
any royal child. He has been we'll educated
and speaks German, French and English in ad-
dition to his native tongue.
JOHN JACOB AsToR and Mrs. Astor have or
gained coaching tour through the south of
England, and have hired coach and horses
with two grooms at ESQ week. The party will
include LiSpenard, Stewart, Mrs. Livingston
and Miss Letter. Mr.. aud Mrs Aston will prob
ably be presented to the queen at the next
drawing room.
The QUEEN OF SPANS reason for retarding
the completion of the palace which is being
built at San Sebastian has at last been divulged
The palace is built privately by the queen and
it is in order to prevent overirawing her bank
account that she has determined to have the
building finished only in the course of next
year, when she will be able to pay the archi-
tects.
r. H. LYMAN. who has just been appointed
managing editor of the New York Recorder, is
an uneommonly well-equipped and clever news
paper man. He graduated from Yale in 1884.
and worked couple of years on the Springfield
Republican. Thence he went on the New York
Herald in whose service he has been in as high
of fba
London edition At one time, owing to a Ben
nett freak, he became copy cutter.