The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
PERSONAL.

| PRoF. j. Fl. CAFIELD Of the Kansas state
| university has accepted the position of chan
| cellor OF the Nebraska state university.
MR.. GLADSTONE recently remarked that the
only two young men of his acquaintance who
bought and read books were Lord Rosebery and
1 Mr.. Balfour.
GES. HANcocK's grave is unmarked. Mrs.
Hancock went down to Montgomery cemetery
last week TO see what steps would be necessary
TO improve it.
SWEDEN has rarely, if ever, sent to this country
| a more beautiful woman than Ellen Hartman,
| the actress, who recently eloped with Count Won
Rozen. She is a tall and slender blonde.
IT is REPORTED that ex-King Milan is shortly
to marry the daughter of Gen. Guzman Blanco
| OF Venezuela. This would make him the
brother law of the young Due de Morny.
PRINCE HENRY DID BOURBON. who travels as the
| Count de Bardi, is in England, whence ne
proposes setting out on his long -proiected North
| sea expedition. Prince Henry is an enthusiastic
yachtsman and has already made many notable
cruises.
GEN. DoS CARLOS BUELL. is occasionally seen
on the streets of Louisville, where he goes now
and then to dissipate the monotony of farm
life. His form is erect aud well preserved. and
he is an entertaining talker on military and
other topics.
ANDREW CARNEGIE is now IS years old. He is
q little man-not so tall as Gen. Grant was. He
looks little as the general did. wears a full
beard, which is quite gray, and has the same
full gray eyes that Grant had. His face is kindly
and thoughtful.
Coz. NICHOLAS LEBEL, inventor of the rifle
adopted for the French army in 1887 who died
last week at the age of So, was educated at st.
Cyr, and was a captain in the Sixty ninth regi-
ment of the line when the Franco -Prussian war
broke out in 1870.
TIE BRITISH NOVELIST, BLAcKMoRE, is hearty
and well preserved man of IS years. He looks
much like a typical back-country squire and
rarely appears in society, preferring to live the
lie OF literary recuse. He ts an Oxford
graduate and a lawyer.
MILE. JEANNE MAY. who has won a triumph
this season in the pantomime 'LEnfant Prodi-
que" at the Prince of Wales theater, is the
choicest attraction just now for private enter
tainments Enterprising hostesseS are contin-
ually seeking her services.
TIE KIEv DArIIEs report that all Jewish musi-
clans have been ordered to leave the city. They
hope, though that this order will not be sum-
marily executed before Russian musicians will
be found to take the place of the Jews in theater
orchestras and other popular bands.
VICE PRESIDENT MoRToNis IS years old. He
dresses carefully and has a compact, sturdy
form and stands as erect as a soldier. Mr..
Morton is an early riser. and takes his breakfast
at $40, and then he applies himself diligently
to business. He has not stopped working be-
cause he is rich
EDSsoS looks when at work like boy appren-
tice. His manner and speech are very boyish.
But the fire of genius shines in his keen gray
eyes and the clean-cut nostrils and broad fore
headindicate strong mental activity. Though
comparatively a young man the occasional
CLEAN of silver hair tells the story of his ap-
plication. F
TEE WIFE OF MEIssoNIER, the great French
artist. recently deceased, is said to be the big
gest woman in Paris. The artist married her
when in his 18th year. AS he was small of
stature and slight, the spectacle presented when
the two promenaded on the boulevard is said to
HAYS been somewhat amusing.