The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-23
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a. P. THox Of Norfolk has been appointed re-
ceiver OF tie Atlantic and Dsnville railroad by
Judge Bond, in place of B. F Fielding OF New
York
Rev. ROBERT CoLLTER denies the report that
be intended leaving his New York passionate
AMI returning TO Chicago. He says he is too
old 70 begin lie over again.
T. CAMPBELL COPELAND, special agent of the
census bureau, is in Charleston. s. c., for the
purpose Of gathering statistics regarding the
wealth, the debt, taxation and local government
of that city
QUEES VIcToRIA's fayorite dish for dinner is
well-done beef. with which she usually takes a
glass OF champagne Her ordinary breakfast
consists OF coffee or cocoa and muffins, Of
which she is very fond. With her luncheon she
drinks glass Of ale.
JUDGE WILLIAM P. LYON Of the Wisconsin
supreme court. who will become chief justice
on the retirement Of Judge Cole few weeks
! hsncs, has held MS present Office twenty years
He Is a native of Columbia county, New York.
and won brigadier's star 10 the civil war.
THE university at Geneva has just made an
N. D. OF the young Polish Countess Wanda Won
| Szcawinska Her graduation thesis was a re-
Inarkably learned paper concerning the eyes
OF cIusLaceous animals and the effect OF light
ana Oar ness upon them. The Countess Wanda
VIII practice in Polant.
Col DAN LAMONT is now the picture Of rugged
good health though when he left the white
house. two. years ago, he was worn to shadow.
AT that time he had Just finished a four years
term of hard WORK, which had sometimes
amounted to sixteen hours day. and had given
him but few opportunities forrest
EMMA ABBOT wears in hercofin part Of the
handsome veil that she used to wear in her pr
Torrance Of Juliet This veil she bought in
Paris, and she was wont TO call IL her mascot.
her from
1t came into her possession. At her death half
OF It wes cut up into souvenirs for the members
OF her troupe.
A STATUE of Henry Bergh, in bronze is to be
erected at the center OF huge granite drinking
basin for horses in Milwaukee, at a cost of
$4,000. The fgIFe has been modelled by j. II.
Alahoney or indianapolis. In one hand is held
the light cane, which was Bergh's ellknown
baton OF authority, and the other rests lightly
on the head of greyhound sitting at his side.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER tells a new story
of the days when Secretary, now senator, Chan
der used TO go on junketing trips on the ITALIA
poosa. On one occasion the secretary and the
captain OF the vessel were engaged in Discus
sion about naval affairs and more especially In
regard to the personnel of the navy, when Mr..
Chandler asked: Captain, who is regarded as
the best mathematician in the navy?" You
are, Mr.. Secretary" was the reply. How SOP"
asked the secretary. Did You not count in
Florida for Hayes?'' said the captain.
DR., JACOB II. GALLINGER, nominated by the
New Hampshire republican caucus to succeed
Educational Bill Blair in the Senate, has figured
in politics many years. He was born in Ontario,
Canada, htty-three years ago. In early life he
worked as printer in Cincinnati, but has been
practicing me ticine for thirty-two years. He
drifted into New Hampshire twenty seven years
agy, and soon began TO mingle politics with
medicine. AS member of the legislature and in
the hastings ne has won the reputation of being
shreWd, practical political manager.