The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-26
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SENATOR CoLeUITT of Georgia, and his daugh-
te will make an extended tour through the
west aud to the Pacific coast this fall
JULES vERSE's son. Michel, who has written
short stories in the style of his father, bids fair
to step into the fame of the older Verne.
RUSSELL SAGE has had his side whiskers taken
off, and the New York Recorder says the new
map Of his face is great Improvement on the
old one.
JULES VERNE in his younger days was devo
tee Of the baccarat table. He was at that time
handsome young fellow, with blonde hair and
blue eyes.
THE CONDITION of Rev c. H. Sturgeon is
much improved. He partook OF some solid
food Thursday night the first that he has taken
for month
GEN. CHARLES R. BRAyToS. the boss repub-
lican politician of Rhode Island, was United
to the bar az Providence on Saturday He is "a
years Of age.
VERDI has purchased a piece of land close to
Milan, on which will be erected an asylum for
aged and impoverished musicians. The build
ing is already begun.
DR.. j. MADISON TAYLOR. who states that Mr.
Blaine has no organic disease, fs one Of the
best-knoFD physicians Of Philadelphia and a
specialist iR nervous malsdies.
A woMAs's book has Just been crowned by the
French Academy. and has, moreover, received
| the Prix Montyon of $500 This is Mile. Blaze
de Bury history of Anne Boleyn.
SENATOR'S ALDRrcH. Allison and Jones of the
Senate subcommittee on iaancs will assemble
at Narragahsett Pier next Monday, where they
will be joined by Senator Carlisle.
TIE QUEEN OF SAxoNY maintains three physi-
clans whose sole duty is to attend the ailments
of the suffering poor. Tie queen pays the ply
sicians i qpt Of her own private purse.
The CONDITION of Hon. William Henry
Smith, government leader in the House of Com
mons, who has been i'll for some days is some
what less favorable aud ne is now confined to
H. MlFhGGLER travels daily from his home on
the sound to and from his business in New York
on yacht that cost $3.50 600 Mr. Flagler it is
perhaps unnecessary to remark, is a Standard
Oil magnRte. ta-7
JUSTICE FIELD of the United States supreme
court, counts as his lost opportunity to gain
great wealth his refusal forty odd years ago to
buy sand lot opposite the Palace hotel in San
francisco for $3.50 That lot. divided in two,
has since been sold for 100000.
ACCORDING to the Figaro CT Paris an official
of the totalisator recently paid $4,000 francs to
a lucky player on the races instead of IS, 900
lidrGS. dEtdt Vas Inc man aSionlSnInenC TO
rec 9iye the 1000 francs on the following day
from ak King Milan of Seryia, the fortunate
winner.
The INVENTORY of Gen. Sherulan's property
in st. Louis includes only two pieces of real
estate, one of which is the Garrison avenue
house and lot presented to him in 1865 by the
people Of that city, and occupied by him as
home for several years. 1t was at that time
valued at S25, 900.
The Chilean president, Balmaceda does not
possess the black hair and swarthy face that
are characteristic of most Chileans. He is, on
the contrary, as fair of couutenance as any
| man of Anglo-SaXon descent and his hair is
auburn. He is fine looking specimen of man
hood being fully feet in hight and well pro-
portioned.