The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-06
PERSONAL.

SECRETARY PRocroR has gwen 5000 10 en-
dow a free bed in the Mary Fletcher Hospital in
Burlington. Vt.
FREDERIoK H. SEWARD. son Of the late Will
lam H. Seward. has Just completed the biogra-
ply Of his father. upon which he has been for
some time lsboriouslT engaged.
Il photograph taken Just before his death,
the Crown Prince Rudolph IS represented in the
uniform Of an A ustrian general, with his hands
clasping pair Of glovss and around the left
Erlss IS seen q chain bracelet partly hidden
from vieN. which was evieedtiy the gift Of the
unt0rSGnAte Marie Netssre.
TIE BREACH between the King and Queen Of
Roupapia is becoming more serious. The
queen IS now in Venica and recently received
word Of the arrival Of the Prince of WED, her
brother, who had been sens by his majesty; but
she fatty refused TO see 'fzcaresco's enemy, -
asshe designated the prtpce.
Sir Henry PottinEer has just leased in Nor
way what is perhaps the largest sporting estate
in Europe. the area betnR about the size Of
1orzshires and the game varying from the elk
to the rhyper vnile saimea and trout are in
abundance. This immense tract includes weld,
ford. Inooriand and river, but is very thinly
peopled--
TIE Crown Princess OF Denmark. only daugh-
ter OF King Charles w. OF Sweden, is a superb
woman in every sense OF the word. Her wit
anu iutclHEenee have won IOE ner the Irlenu-
ship OF many brilliant men, while her striking
beauty IS the admiration OF Denmark. She and
the Queen of Portugal are the two tallest
processes in Europe.
TIE NEWS Of Nine. Sardou's illness brings out
the story Of her romantic cOurtsbip. She met
the famous dramatic author for the first time
at breakfast one morning at her own home,
where ne had come 10 consult her father, NJ.
Soulie. director of tie Palace of Versailles. 1t
was case Of love at first sight, and before
Saroou left the house she had given him her
heart
JAY COOKE the famous Philadelphia banker.
left Philadelphia Tuesday for his first trip over
the Northern Pacific railroad. Although the
organizer and one Of the earliest projectors of
this great enterprise, he has never been much
1arIasr west than St. Paul. He is accompanied
by jay Cooke. Jr., and wife, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Cooke. third, his grandson and grand
daughter.
AT BAREUTH the other day an amusing Incl
dent took place. NJ Van 1Dyck. the tenor, was
playing Parsifal to Madame Materials Kundry,
ana IN trying to escape from her wiles, being
overcome with enthusiasm, he seized his hair
with both hands forgetting the presence Of a
wig. The ludicrous scene may be imagined,
and poor Van Dyck vas ooliged to return to the
Wigs for mirror
BARON NATHAN De RorHscBILD's hobby is
photography. He has been staying this summer,
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Italian frontier. AS early as 6 in the morning
he goes ont with his camera. The baron rides
on horseback, accompanied by Two servants on
horseback, and led horse TO carry the tacKle.
Pity the sorrows Of a rich man The poor baron
cannot content himself with the hotel fare, but
only eats that which Is sent daily from Vienna
BY tram.
DANTE RossETTI used to tell a story of Tenny-
son, with whom be was walking .one sultry sum-
mer night. though High Holburn. They passed
a building brilliantly lighted up, and from
which issued the sounds of joyous music. What
is that placer asked the bard. ut is called"
replied ROSsettL the Hoburn Casino" Il
should like to look in, D." pursued the bard, 'only
l should be at once surrounded by a crew of
groundlings who would mob and poster and
jostle me. ~ my dear sir quietly remarked
Dante, IF you were to get on one of the tables,
announce your name, and recite three Of your
poetic masterpieces into the bargain, probably
not per cent of the audience would have the
slightest idea of who you are"