The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-23
PERSONAL

TIE Empress Of Russia and her children will
make a tour of the Holy Land next win
1 ter.
| ROBERT BONNER has never raced a horse for
money or won dollar on a track in his life, yet
there has not been time in twenty-five years
! when ne mas not owned the best trotting stock
/ In America
| Mas TIMOTHY j. KEEFE, wife of the we'll
| known pitcher of the New York club, is fore
most n the list of American scBIptresses. She
has gone abroad in the interest OF her art and
the worlds fair,
| LAFcADIo HEARS is teaching in a Japanese
| college in the interior of the island, where a
| white man is seldom seen, He has married a
| japanese woman and writes to friend that he
| Is lost forever TO western civilization.
SAYS Richard BIackmore, the English novel
list: Anything more absurd than our novelstic
| portrait of the yankee could scarcely be pro
| duced. know many American gentlemen;
| not one OF them differs from US, except that, as
rule, they are more intelligent
The DUKE OF AUGUsTENBURG, for whom it
is said his brother law, the German emperor,
wishes to arrange marriage with one of the
| daughters of the Prince of Wales, is described
as being exceedingly proud ana arrogant, des-
| perately stupid and by no means rich
NINE, LEON BERTAUGB, the French sculptures,
is one of the most ardent champions of her
race in France. All of her leisure is given up
to the welfare of the female art world in Paris.
The Union OF Women Painters and Scuptors. "
In Paris, owes its existence and prosperity to
| her efforts.
THE DowAGER COUNTESS Of Shrewsbury is one
the most prominent philanthropists ing Eng
| land. Sh4 has spent most OF her time and
money in improving the condition of the poor
on her estate and has established several lOdg-
ing houses and 'convaiescent homes" for the
INDECENT and sick.
EUGENE BATAILLE, better known as "Sapeck y
and also called "The Last of the Bohemians, ="
has just died in Paris He was one of the odd
est or characters, delighted in practical jokes,
and was a great favOrte with the students
Ono OF his gifts" was that of ventroquism,
and by means of it he often set house in an
uproar.
JOHN w. BooKwALTER, the millionaire manu-
facturer Of Springfield, O.. has been superin-
tending arrangements for building an agrcul-
tural village on his Nebraska tract, so, 900 acres
he is making arrangements for tour of East
ern Russia. He believes Russia will be at war
before great while, and he wants to look over
Tine country before that time comes.
HE HEALTH of SignorCrispi was critical before
he resigned the Italian premiership, and one of
the leading specialists OF Florence was called to
Rome and remained In constant attendance for
several days His health is now perfectly re-
established and he is at work on a history of
the Montana campaign, which will probably
furnish some interesting secret history.
BARON OSCAR Won REDwrTz-ScHMELrz, the
German poet, whose death has just been an
nounced. was called in Germany THE modern
Mnnesinger." He was born at Lichheuau on
June %. 1923, and in 1851 he became a professor
at Vienna. Among mis- most popular works
Brook and the Pine, and the Lay of the
New German Empire"