The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-26
PERSONAL

Paul HEYsx, ths novelist and poet. lives in a
! handsome old house in Munich. He is a tall and
| graceful man of 60
! SIR JoHS EDGE. chief justice OF Allahabad
| orthwest provinces Of India has just arrived
in England on leave Of absence.
II is rumored in London that the Duke OF
| Connaught will succeed Sir Frederick Roberts
as commander in chief ofthe army of India.
| AFTER SARA BxRNHARDr left Sydney there
was a great rush for her apartments by the
ridiculous persons who wanted to secure relics.
The GRAVE Of David Liyingston's wife, in
Africa, is an utter wilderness. matted with
jungle grass and tTod1en by the beasts Of the
| forests.
| Ex-PREsIpENr CLEVELAND lost flesh during
| his visiting at Buzzaris Bay this summer,
much to the improvement of his personal APP
pearauce.
KrrsoN's srATuE Of Admiral Farragut, which
has Just been completed for the city Of Boston
at a cost of $2s, zoo is said to be masterpiece
| OF sculpture
TIE DUcHEss Or CLEVELAND, who Is residing
at Battle Abbey, intends TO pass the winter in
Egypt, and she will proceed TO that country
early in November.
Col l.. L. DEFINING OF New York enjoys the
honor of being the child Of parents welded by
was Justice OF the peace.
LITTLE QUEEN wmHKLNiNA of Holland. has
an income of Coz, 900 guiders, or about $25O,OOO
Her reign will begin Aug. 81, 1928, when she will
have attained the age Of -.
TRE QUEEN is 10 stay at Balinoral until the
third week OF November, and Friday. Nov 90
was the date which her majesty flxsd for going
south when she LETT osborne.
M1E. BLAvATsKY, the thoosophist. said an old
acquaintance of hers, had more magnetism
than any human being ever knew save the Rev,
| Henry Ward Beecher or Gambetta."
The late Marquis de Saint Astier. who re-
Gently died in Perigueux, left all his real and
personal property 70 ths Count de Paris. and
his pictures and books to his native town.
QUEEN VICTORIA now rules population of
1857, O90. 0o0-a greater number Of people than
ever acknowledged the sovereignty Of any one
other person in either ancient or modern times
TEE most noted woman novelist of Austria is
Baroness Marie Elmer Eschenboch. She
is woman OF 6! years, the mother OF seven
children. and for twenty years she hes been
writing works of fiction.
TIMOTHY HOPKINS the adopted son Of the late
Mrs. Searles. has a five acre patch Of violets at
Menlo Park. Ca, from which he ships large
quantities of flowers to San Francisco daily
for six months every year.
PRoF. E. VI. Bowman has been selected to sue
coed Dr.. Ritter In the chair of music at Vassar
College. Prof. Bowman is president of the
American College of Musicians, and has held
other responsible positions.
LIEUT.. Gov. JONES OF New York is still occu-
plying a darkened room, but the operation upon
his eyes for glancoma is regarded as a success
ful o2e, and he hopes TO be at his home in Bing-
hamton in about two weeks.
Mrs. HANNAH RANDALL. o. years old, COM
pleted continuous journey between Provl-
dence, R. l., and San Francisco last week act
ing on the way as companion and nurse to her
sick son. This is said to be Mrs. Randalls
seventh trip across the continent, her first
being in 1870, and her sixth seven years ago.
TAsKER Polk of North Carolina, a nephew Of
President Polk, Is now the nearest Of kin sur
viving his distinguished relative, and viii seek
to have his uncle's will carried out, by which
he should inherit the Nashville estate. But Mrs.
Folks adopted daughter and residuary legatee
viii contest the will and some interesting litiga-
ton is promised
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD, tho poet and editor Of the
London Telegraph says that he finds Fleet
street, London, the most poetical place of
which he knows. The humanity in its sur
roundings is what interests him. He would re-
verse Heine's dictum and would send poet to
Fleet street, where no should work every day
and learn his business"