The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-04
PERSONAL.

WHITTIER Is fond Of pets He has three hand
some dogs. two cats aud three hne horses.
! wuLIAN HENRY BISHOP. the novelist, has
entered upon his taird year Of European resi-
dence. and does not seem disposed to curtail bis
stay He Is nov living In Verona. in the Palaz-
zina Giusti-
MRs. BESSIE HKLNER, the president Of the
Association Of the Collegiate Alunase, has
edited twelvevolumes OF the Appellate Courts
Tor her father. Judge Bradley. Il Is her inteG-
ton to practice law.
The COUNTESS EDIA. whose beautiful singing
as prirna donna made her the morgAnatic wife
of the late Prince Ferdinand OF Portugal. was
once poor and obscure Boston girl named
Elise Hensler. She has adopted Lisbon as her
home, and Is afored by the Lisbonese. among
whom she spends In charities almost the entire
income OF hsr fortune OF %, 900 900 francs.
TIE famous DR.. Koch abiures coffee for
breakfast, but takes instead starchy soup made
Of -four, thick and slab. with many slices Of toast,
ed biacksbrcad on which attractive regimen he
works In his laboratory from ten to two, when
ne dimes on soup roast meat. and a gh pud
| ding, eating the pudding before the SOUP All
ms reading political. general aud scientific
he is compelled to do In bed late at night to es-
| cape interruption.
The CAR OF RUSSIA is said TO have given his
son quantity Of advice before he started on
his globe trotting'' expedition. Among the
buiuH1 sptCtailg impressed upon Ine IZarOWitZ
was the necessity Of showing an almost prodi-
gal profusion In his expenditure. The car has
50 attached Photographer 10 his son s suite,
and he has requested that all the letters sent TO
MIN by the Czerowitz may be accompanied by
photographs OF any scenes or ceremonies of
special interest.
Rev. Mr. OSBORNE OF Three Rivers, Mich, is q
Baptist preacher who believes in tackling the
SIN OF the world as he sees IL, and thinks there
y as nHch opportunity for missionary work in
Three Rivers as anywhere else. This style of
presenting did not interest or please the pillars
or the church, and they invted him TO 10 else.
Wh9re. He went but not far Organizing
crowd Of strong christians around him he
built nice little chapel and that chaIel was
opened Christmas night.
PRoF HYRTI. Of Vienna, the famous Anato-
mist, recently celebrated his s0th birthday an
nlVersary For lon time he had the finest
eye and hand for anatomical preparations. and
MS collections were the most valuable seen
until 1s4s, when they were DESTROYED by fire
short time before he had published his great
DOCK on anatomy, which has lived through more
than thirty editions. Since then modern ana
tomiceI science owes many Of its triunphs to
Prof. HyrtL HH invented the system of iniec-
tons into anatomical preparations giving them
tne torIns OF life. He is one of the few who are
able 70 denver an impromptu speech in Latin
and he has knowledge of at least ten foreign
languages Prof. Hyrtl has ALWAYS been an en-
envy of vivisection and the torments inflicted
upon animals for the sake Of science. One In
stance prov this prettily. Prof Brtlcke was
writing boOkion the weight OF animal bodies
kept half a dozen dogs in a small court ward
OF the anatomical institute, and reduced their
su ply OF food. Their dismal bowling called
Prof. Hystis attention to them. From the mo-
ment he dlscovetei them ne went to them every
night surreptitiously and fed them Prof
Brhc5e was puzzled to find them fatter at the
end OF the week than they had been at the be-
ginning.