The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
PERSONAL

QUEEN MARGUERITE Of Italy is devoted stu
dent Of the Hebrew language and literature.
GEN. 10 WHEELER spends all Of his con-
gressional salary on the people of his district.
FRANK TALxAeE son of the eminent divine,
resembles his father in all features but his
mouth. That is smaller.
anna DICKINSON, accompanied by her friend
Miss Ackerly, has gone back to the asylum at
| Goshen for 9 few days rest.
CouST Won MoUrKE was a ssmi-invalid until
he had reached his 4Os. and yet managed to sur
viye more than half century.
JOIN ]. INGALLS, never smokes until after
O'Clock in the evening. After that hour he
smokes steadily until be goes to bed at i2
O'Clock.
KING GEORGE of Greece has fortune Of only
| 100000 francs The family spends little
money. and puts all its savings into solid in
| vestments.
MAJ. MCKINLEY seems TO have entirely re-
covered from his secret severe illness. and is
now IN Canton, o., preparing to make Gov.
Campbell sick
Mrs. VARINA n H MORTON of Cleveland O.,
colored graduate of the Women's Medical
College of Pennsylvania, has begun the practice
OF medicine at Brooklyn.
HENRY GEORGE is again hard at work, this
time on long contemplated treatise on poIit-
ical economy, designed TO reconcile the whole
system OF politico-econonics, with his peculiar
theories as to land ownership.
Miss ADA REHAN's HOUSE in West Ninety.
third street, New York, has been fitted with
great care in old colonial style. 1t was in the
hands OF workmen for many months but the
result is worthy of the labor and time.
ALDERMAN McNIERNEY of Pittsburg has one
eyet constable, a oneeyed horse and a one
eyed dog, but among them they manage to Sc
cure as much justice in the alderman's court as
Is usually found in institutions of that charac-
ter
CHARLES |. Dixon, who came on from Col
orado to get Jay Gould's money or his life, was
was popular society man and athlete at Hart
ford. Conn, where he is well connected. He is
nephew of the late United States Senator
James Dixon.
GEN. RosECRASs, the register of the treasury,
is remarkably vigorous at II years. He break
fasts every morning at o'clock, reaches his
desk by 8 O'Clock and remains there, hard at
work, till o'clock. The bulk of his salary
goes to old soldiers and other needy claimants
on his charity.
Mrs. BEsANT says that Russia ''is the thunder
cloud Of Europe, whose intensity no one can
measure, whose tempestuous outbreak no one
can prophecy. What the future for Russia will
be no one can tell, but the explosion must come
the storm must break, and not only Europe but
the world waits with anxious interest TO see
what the end will be-"
Mr. TALMAeE inclines to the opinion that a
great deal of the religion Of the present day is
utterly insipid and wants more cinnamon and
less grtstle." Other critics have an opinion that
II there was little more plain and simple
preaching, and fewer pulpit fireworks, sin
would be equally well abased and the public
heart more powerfully appealed to.
DR.. WILLIAM R. LEE, who has Just been ap-
pointed one of the royal physicians at Bang
kok, was four years ago the driver of an express
wagon at Springfield, O. He graduated last
year from the medical department of the Uni
wife, who had also received medical educa-
ton, went to Siam TO engage In missionary
work.