The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-02
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PERSONAL. 1a


Mrs JANEs BRowE PoTTER is expected soon
in Paris from Calcutta. ~ r. Ii
DIREcToR HoLDES, Of the Lick Observatory,
in California, IS expecting a visit soon from
Lord Rose, owner Of one OF the great rejecting
telescopes. LsHl-.t aaa iaIss1e-
LADY CAITHsEss. Duchess de PSmar. has sp-
piled to the French authorities for permission to
erect statue Of Nary Queen Of Scots on = site
adjacent 70 her house ia Paris.
JESSIE BESsoS FREzosr's CHRISTMAS GIF1
was tae cottage at Los Angeles, where she has
long lived. now presentedto her. with receipts
for old debts by the women Of California
GEORGE D. BURTON the New Hampshire man
who devised the i'palace animal car has been
made an honorary correspondent or the Paris
ian academy Of sciences, and given gold
medal Of honor.
The Empress OF Russia has not lost her taste
for dancing, but INDUCES In that pastime nearly
as freely as she did in her youth, when her de-
votion TO IL won her the name among her friends
OF 1.-THE grasshopper."
NINE. CARSoT required the mayors Of the
twenty ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris each to draw
up a list OF twenty widows having the largest
number Of children, whom Mime. Carnot desired
to help on New Years day.
Mr.. PARHELL's favorite reading is scientific
works, and one day during the excitement in
the House Of Commons over the question of his
deposition he was found in the library immersed
In new work on astronomy.
DIR. J. II. GALLINGER. who has been nominated
for United States senator from New Hamp-
shire, was a compositor on the Cincinnati Ga
zetie twenty five years ago and studied medi-
cine In the intervals OF his labors at the case.
LADY LONDONDERRY, wife CT the ex-lord lieu
tenant of Ireland. is considered one of the hand
soonest women in England, though her face
lacks expression. Her husband is u prominent
thurman, and keeps large racing stud at Win
yard.
GEN. GRENvILLE NJ. DODGE has been elected
president of the Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf
railroad, as successor to Mr. Adams and has
also been placed upon the executive committee
OF the Union Pacific in place of Elisha Atkins OF
Boston.
LORD TENNYsoN is in excellent health The Hon.
Hallam Tennyson writes to a correspondent
that, notwithstanding the severe weather and
his advanced age, his lordship, who is staying
at FarriuRford, Freshwater, Isle Of Wight, taxes
his usual walk every day.
RIDER HAGGARD's BROTHER, a big, rudy
Englisnman, and a captain in one of her
matesty's regiments, is travelling in the western
states on six months leave of absence. He saw
service in the Soudanese war; and his regiment
is at present stationed in Burmah.
VICE PRESIDENT CANNON of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank of New York lectured before the
New York Institute of Accounts Tuesday even
ing on IAN ideal Bank" In the course of his
remarks he referred to the banks of Chicago as
being much further advanced in their ideas of
management than those of New York
THE SUDDEN MANNER in which DIR. Schliemann
fell in love with his second wife recalls the ste ~
of Henry Fawcett, England's blind postmaster
general. He had been talking at a public meet
ing when the news OF Lincoln's death was re-
ceived and announced. Thereupon, Miss Garrett
(afterward Mrs. Fawcett) much moved ex-
claimed, Better every crowned head In
Europe had fallen than the world deprived of
of that one man." Mr.. Fawcett thought at
once, Those are my principles aud that is the
woman would like for a companion through
life, !" and their marriage soon followed.