The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-26
PERSONAL
Kelly. the motor man, Is 6sye.rs old.

KELLY, the motor man. Is 6syears old.
Mas ISABELLA BUcHER HOOKER believes In
women being judges. lawyers, jurymen and
| justices OF the peace. ss....-..
| Mr. MCKEE. President Harrison's son-in-law
IS almost as short in stature as the old gentle
man, and slender almost 70 thinness.
TIPPU TIB is on his way to visit his birthplace,
Arabia. He is the son OF a halfcas:e Arab and
his mather was a full blooded negro slave.
PRoF. Henry DRIsLER, Dean of Columbia
College, who was supposed to have been lost in
wreck OF the Island of lea. is reported safe
GRANT first held the rank Of general The
title was never conferred on Washington.
though congress at one time voted to offer it to
him.
JOSEPH HOFFMAN,. the pretty little boy plan
ist' who was the pet OF New York ladies' three
freckled.
IHE EMPEROR OF JAPAN is a great lover of art,
and has just established a society for its pro
motion. The members include the most emf
Ient sculptoFs, painters lacquers and weavers Of
Japan, all OF whom receive a remuneration
from the emperor.
MRs. MARGARET E. SAKGsrER, the editor of
HdrDer's Bdzdr. is tall, well-tormed woman
with pink cheeks and snow-white hair. She is
hard worker, but there is no trace in her
pleasant countenance of the worry that some
Tunes comes from literary work.
KING HUMBERT OF ITALY is % years old. His
face, like Parnelrs has a fixed expression of
melancholy. He is brave, courteous and de-
voted to his only child bov of ID The king
speaks French as well as he does Italian, and Is
sald TO De charming man to meet.
NINE. SEMBRIcH was very successful in st.
Petersburg, ana she netted the handsome sum
OF $4,000 roubles by her performance of the
barolere al SevRlia-' Orchestra stalls sold
readily Tor $50 each, and even at that price
every seat was eagerly purchased.
Rev. DAVID J. BURREIL of Minneapolis, who
is TO take pastoral charge of the Collegiate
Dutch Reform church of New York, will re-
celVe a salary of $1,000 year, and in case of
disability. 5000 year for the rest of his life
His wife is also assured $1,000 year in case Of
his death.
CHARLES BRADLAUGHs first platform expert
encs was when he acted as Chairman of Bill
hngton, the Lancashire poet, when he deliv-
cred MS lecture on 1.-The History of the Devil"
Bradlaugh facetiously said of this lecture that
It was an exquisitely egotstical autobiography
or the witty lecturer.
LAURA SCHIRMER RYRoY, whom Col. Maple
son married in Paris on Wednesday. was
formerly the wife of the English tenor Byron.
from whom she separated on account of his in
temperate habits. Her father, Ludwig A.
Schirmer, was German artist of ability and
she was born in this country.
GEN, SAussIER, the present military governor
OF Paris, is the person selected as the chief of
the French armies in case of a new war. Gen.
Sausser Is now 90, but as fresh and vigorous as
when he was 40. He would have under his i'm
mediate command Gen. de Mribel and Gen. de
Galiiifet, both accomp ished and experienced
commanders. The present council of war con-
talns more generals of practical experience in
the field than are possessed by the Germans.
KATE FIELD, in her Washington, says: 81
am told Mrs. Lease is an unusual woman, 1
hope she is. II she is a sample of what is in
store for US when women suffrage shall have
purified and refined politics, heaven help u.s.
her talk before the woman's council at Wash
ington was the language of a maniac Such
vaporing may go in Kansas, where fanaticism
runs riot, but it will only disgust thinking
Americans" 1t takes a woman to roast a
woman.