The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-26
PERSONAL

EwAxvEL GziEsSER Of Lebanon. Pa, who
IS % years old has been IN this country twenty
years, married twenty years end is the father
Of twenty Children.
Cart. ANDREv HAsGARD, brother Of Rider
Haggard. the novelist IS about 70 retire from
the English army. sitter eighteen years service,
with gratuity Of 81 .Go.
ALBxRr BIERsTABr. the artist, has just re-
turned from four months visit % Europe. He
IS st Work upon bis great picture Of The Land
ing OK Columbus for the worlds fair.
REv- DR- 7. & LEwIs. president Of the West
err Maryland College, viii start on Saturday
for trip around the world, intending TO sail
ron San Francisco oct. ; by the steamer Beige
for Japan
d. CHARLES a Bs,GGs. professor Of biblic al
theology at the Union theological Seminary.
and alleged hereto. returned 70 New York Mon
tish Highlands.
YOUNG King Alexander Of 6erTia did not i'm
press the PariSiennes very favorably as far IS
his personal beauty went He has the physique
or his butcher ancestors, together with the rude
yeAlcvish-oliTe complexion Of Natalie.
TIE Princess Of Wales' birthday. Dec 1. is TO
be marked by the presentation at Ssndringham
Of screen for her Norfolk home, containing
photographs Of J. 100 nurses IN connection with
the national pension fund for nurses.
The CzARISA has made protege of Nile.
Thonassin, pretty Partisan actress. The fort
innate girl has been engaged for the French
theatre In St. Petersburg for $500 per Gnnum,
IoF three years, and all ner dress paid.
THE QUEEN takes no risk on reckless travel
ing. On all the roads which Queen Victoria
favors with her patronage the schedule time has
70 De changed 10 order that her train may not
60 beyond the rate OF twenty miles an hour.
President and Nine Carnot have gained very
Little rest by their sojourn at Foutainebleau.
Every day they arr called upon to receive
VlSIteFs; and extend hospitality to artists who
are constantly skstching IN the famous forest.
TIE WIFE of DR.. j 4 R. Bond of Chicago
possesses the roya. red cross Of Queen Victoria,
which was pinned upon her breast by the queen
rev years agoin CONNIE uoTation of her work
as nurse at the from, during the Zulu and
Egyptian campaigns.
1t WAS RECENTLY SAID that Old Mar Lodge,
one OF the Duke of Flies places in Upper Dee
side, Is about TO be enlarged and improved. -
IN order that il NAV become the autumn abode
OF the Prince and Princess OF Wales There is
not the slightest foundation for the statement.
which is simple invention.
An ANNOUNCEMENT tina. the Due dOrleans
had landed at Calais recently caused quite a
stir in the Paris press, but the story was pure
melton, Tor be has ban staying in Scotland
during the last month and az the time he was
reported 20 be arriving at Calais was shooting
grouse on the Moor Of doness, near Abcrfeldy.
HERBERT SPENCER. the English philosopher
and author, is about five feet nine inches tall,
wearing, az rule, gray trousers, black frock
coat, a low cut wife waistcoat, highly polished
boots add cream-colored over CATERS, an old
fashioned stand up collar and black tie, on his
head shiny silk hat and In his hands gloves
and an umbrella. HIS face betokeas good nat
ure. his eyes are gray and soft His mouth is
firm. His cheeks are pnky white. Bushy IRON
gray whiskers encircle his neck. He is a man
you would look at a second time, even in
crowded London.