The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-17
PERSONAL

TEE Italian Sarah Bernhard is Mile. La Deus,
who has recently appeared with immense sue
| cess in Rome as Camille.
EMPRESS FREDERICK has agreed to open the
International Art Exhibition at Berlin. Despite
the Paris incident, several leading French artists
VIII send studies TO the exhibition.
Mas. FRANK LESLIE won fame as a writer be-
fore sns married her late husband 1t was as a
contributor to his periodicals that she became
personally acquainted with Mr. Leslie.
CAPT. OcIAvIus COKE. who has been appointed
secretary OF state for North Carolina, is Viz
gilman by birth and brother of John A and
Alexander Coke Of Richmond, and Senator
Richard Coke of Texas.
Mas. LYDIA SEXTON. formerly cha plain Of the
Kansas state penitentiary and a member of the
Unity Brethren church, is now in Seattle, Wash
on visit to her son and still occupies the
pulpit. She is % years old.
SENATOR HAwLEY of Connecticut has con-
sented 10 deliver an address on the life and
character Of Gen, Sherman, at a memorial serv-
ice 70 De held under municipal auspices in Bos-
ton, on date not yet fixed.
SEVEN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS will retire from
Office thus year. They are Boies of Iowa, Buck
ner OF Kentucky, jackson Of Maryland. Russell
OF Massachusetts,. Hill OF New York Campbell
OF Ohio and Davis of Rhole Island
The EMPEROR OF RUSSIA has lately been wear
ing at all outdoor functions a sumptuous mantel
OF the richest violet velvet, which is lined
throughout with ermne and adorned with a
splendid Passementerie OF old gol1 and violet.
W. X. VANDERBILT is at Gibraltar, and his
beautiful steam yacht, the AIva, is being
utilized in fine style by the officers of the garri-
son ana fleet, who are loud in their praises OF
the Heating palace Of Americas money mon
arch.
SENAToR-ELECT CHARLES n. FELTON, of Cali
fornia was born in New York f1fty-eight years
ago, and began his California career as a placer
miner in 1S49. For the last few years he has
spent more time in New York, it is stated, than
In California.
NINE. ADELINA PATTI has godchild who
bears her name-the daughter of Mr.. Baird. the
wealthy iron founder Miss Adelina Baird is
the fortunate possessor OF a string of unrivaled
peRls, to which Mime. Patti has herself con
trlbuted several.
CHARLES S. THOMAS of the Bay City CMich.)
Tribune and Miss Louise NJ. Royce,a heroine Of
the great Nebraska blizzard of 1888. were mar
RED last Friday. Miss Royce was school
teacher, and now wears two artificial feet as
reminders OF her sufferings in the terrible Storm
Mrs. LANGTRY recently showed to a lady
friend in London the jewels she wore in Cleo
patra-" They cost her 81, 500 and the bulk of
them came from Paris. In addition to these
she wore a quaint Egyptian necklace, worth
So,VVU, aud seven or eight rings, worth $500
each.
JOSEPH PoUIDIN, piano tuner with history
died few weeks ago in Pontarlier He knew
Beethoven, Rossini and Meyerbeer well, and
when he was accessible no one else was allowed
TO tune the instruments of these composers He
had letters and keepsakes from almost all great
modern musicians
TaE LATE KING KALAKAUA held 5000
membership in an American life insurance fra
terna! order, and many lodge member through
out Ohio and other states, therefore, received
official notice. of the monarch's demise The
notice gave his occupation as king and his
residence as Honolulu
OSCAR WILDE, who is remembered upon this
side of the sea not so much for what he taught
as for the money he carried away with him.
Dimes IN white room with a shelf upon the
wall and no furniture except the table and
chairs, while his drawing room has Settees with
hgh White backs and sage green cushions.