The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-16
PERSONAL

ME-. BEzSzAEDz. in Al article on the drama,
{ 5eplores sage realism and would have only the
7 ideal
PIEERE LoRuLARD il q: Jacksonville He is
I rscoFsrlng from his illness and preparing % 60
tsrpoa nshing.
Henry GEoRSE writes from bermuda that be
Is getting along famously. and. save when
asleep. Is IN the open air continually.
EWING CocKRKII- son Of the Missouri sena-
tor. Is high school hoy asd "a accomplished
stenographer, who does much work for his
father.
PATTI sang In Berlin Friday evening, bat IL Is
understood that Emperor william Is of the
| opinion thAt he could have done much better
himself
JrsTIS MCCARTHY the younger is going 20
give up his seat in parliament. it is stated, and
devote himself exclusively 70 literature and
dramatic art.
SENATOR DAWES is much Interested IN a
projec; for a free circulating library in Wash
ington: Mr. Wanamaker has also heartily sp-
proved the scheme.
SENATOR SIBERIAN has abandoned bis idea Of
erecting handsome dwelling in Washington,
and mas decided u build residence at his old
home in Mansfield, o.
JAY GOULD said to an Atlanta reporter: 81
don't know why it is, but have never had a
good picture taken. can't wear my usual nat
urs-! ar N 'front.' Of camera. II seems"
SIR EvzRLYx BAaISs will shortly be ap-
pointed British ambassador to Constantinople,
in succession TO Sir William White who is to
retire from the diplomatic service on a pen
sion.
SAMUEL NJ. CLExESs Mark Twain) has
invested nearly sl75, 900 in his type setting
machine, and that is only small part of his
wealth. II has evidently paid him TO be hum
orous-and 70 be hs own publisher.
GEN. SIBERIAN used to tell that while travelling
in Ireland he was once serenaded by local
hand in Cork To his surprise and delight the
musician played Marching Through Georgia "
he inquired where they had heard the tune, and
was further surprised to hear that it was a very
OLD Irish air. the origin Of which was lost in the
mlsts OF antiquity.
THE tragic death of her daughter. the Count
ess Waldsteln Wartemberg. has caused the
Princess Metternich TO close her salon. The
princess Is still famous for her beauty and wit
Many OF her extraordinary escapades and
Rallantr1ss have been forgiven her Of recent
years because OF the strain of insanity she in
herited from her father. She has lately spent a
good part Of her time in France.
MISS LILLY A. LONG, author of the strong and
bright novel, "a Squire of Low Degree, is a
western woman whose years are under 30. She
was born in st. Paul, is of Swedish descent, and
numbers, as she says, among her ancestors "a
chanReLnZ, soldier, n musician and O wizard
but no viking" The early years ofsher life were
spent in various country settlements" in Min
nesota and Iowa, broken by year in Oregon
LITTLE Mrs. YE, the Corean minister's wife,
is tiny. dark-eyed, solemn-looking woman.
She is favorite in Washington society and is
undehlaoly prettyr AS matter of fact the
| ladies OF the Asiatic legations are usually very
| good looking while the men are often as ugly
| as men can be. Mr.. Yes beauty is not enhanced
| oy the practice be makes of wearing on every
| possible occasion queer glazed hat strapped
| tightly under his chin