The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
PERSONAL.

Ellen TERRY's son is described as q hand
some young fellow who wears spectacles and
mas LAR that looks like his mother s.
GEORGE BANCROFT published book Of poems
in his youth. and later in life bought up every
copy OF the work he could lay his hands on
THE READING CLERK Of the Colorado Senate is
bright young woman. Miss Anna W. Kelly,
the first Of her sex to occupy such position.
Col DoNS PIATT has Just completed an ar
rangement whereby he returns to the editorship
OF BeJoTd's Magazine, which he left two years
ago.
WAGEKR's Flying DutchmAn" has just been
given for the hundredth time in the Berlin
opera house. It was first produced there in
1871.
SENATOR CocKRELL of Missouri is said to be
the only man who has ever had the audacity 70
smoke pipe within the sacred confines Of the
Senate.
HENRY CABor LODGE has a sweet tooth, and
five or six times day he sends page out from
the House Of Representatives to buy him some
carames.
BLANCHE WILLS HOWARD is as busy in
literary way since her marriage to DR.. Teuffel
as she was before. She lives at Stuttgart, and
Is said to be ideally happy.
JAY GoULD's DAUGHTER NELLIE is said to have
made up her mind never to marry. and num-
Der of jays prospective sons-in-law are greatly
discouraged over the outlook
BISMARCK has found one friend that he cen
trust without hesitation. 1t is little wren
which comes at call, and perches upon the hand
that has swayed tue destinies of nations.
Rev. HOWARD MAcQUEARY's TRIAL for heresy
gave an astonishing boom to his heretical book.
More than Is, 900 copies Of it have been Sold a
remarkable record for work on theology.
GEN. BENJAMIN F. BUTLER is one of the direc-
tors of the newly-organized San Miguel Con-
solidatsd Gold Mining Company, Mt Telluride,
Col The company is capitalized at SIS DOC, 900.
Mas. AUGUSTUS HEMENwAY is paying Mr..
Henry Sanborn. the artist $500 to illustrate
Miss Edna Dean Proctors latest poem, THE
Ancient People," The poem relates to the
Zunis.
Mrs. SHAW, the whistler, writes from St.
Petersburg that the reports sent to America of
her failure in st. Petersburg are false. She
says she never had better audiences than in
Russia.
MRS GENEv1EvE SINGER, the daughter of
Editor W. r. Andrews of the Meadville Pa.)
Tribune, who died in New York recently, was
the wife of a son OF the inventor of the Singer
sewing machine.
PHILLIPS Brooks is So years old, and for
twenty years he has been the rector of Trinity
church, in Boston. His salary is $4,000 year,
but Of that larger proportion goes for charity.
for his generosity is proverbial.
DR.. ALLAN McLANE HAMILTON of New York
has no doubt as to the death of Robert Ray
Hamilton. When the body is exhumed the
Identification. he thinks, will be established by
the fracture in one Of the legs.
BIG HEAD is one of the Sioux chiefs in Wash
pfA EIa hat hiS
really meant until the other morning. He had
been taken to the theater the previous night
and then carried out to see how a few bottles of
cheap champagne tasted.
RUDYARD KIPLIEG's Oregon friends who ac-
companied him on his fishing trip up the Clack-
amas view with some suspicion his account, in
one of his recently pubis ed letters, of the
wonderful days salmon fishing he enjoyed
there. They are inclined to dscredit his story
of taking big salmon with the fly, for there is no
fly fishing for salmon in that region, and it is
only on rare occasions that they can be caught
with trolling spoon.