The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-31
PERSONAL.

The SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN now
known as Gold-bar Foster instead of Calico
Charlie.
Miss BAYARD, who is to wed Count Lewen-
haupt of Sweden, is a great lover of healthfuI
sport. and is an excellent equestrienne. She
loves dogs, and possesses fine kennel Of her
own.
The LITTLE KING OF SPAIN very much dis
likes being seated upon the throne at state cere-
monias. He tries TO climb down, and on one
occasion declared, with tears, that he would
rather Sit on his mothers lap.
MISS MABEL GoDDARD. who has given ten
years TO studying she relations between indus
try and matrimcny, says that the proportion of
marriages IS greater among trained nurses than
any other class of women workers.
Mas. LECARoN, the well-remembered Spy, is
just now seriously ILL., He has resided in a
pretty house in the suburbs of London, with
ms American wlfe---Eyer since the recent COM
mission he has been careful not 10 court pub
hcity, but remains in semi-obscurty.
EMPEROR WILLIAM is writing a history Of
William l., In two volumes. assisted by his
former tutor Prof Hinzpeter. Two hundred
copies only will be printed, to be given to the
sovereigns of Europe, the Hohenzolern family
and the most important national libraries
FRANK R. STOCKTON was invited to dinner in
Washington some days ago by an artful host
ess, who had the ices served in the form of a
lady and tiger. Nov, which," she coolly
asked when they came on. Both, If you
please, he replied; and the problem is still
unsolVed.
The WILL Of Cardinal Newman bequeaths all
his manuscripts and copyrights Of books to
Rev. DR.. Neville, his real and leasehold property
to the Rev. Mr. Pollen, and the whole of the
residue to Messrs. Neville, Pollen and Bellasis,
all of whom belong to the Oratory at dgbaston-
estate il af nh
MISS EFFIE HUNTINGTON, sister of the opera
singer. was married last week in Buffalo
although her home was in Chicago. The pres
ence of Miss Agnes Huntington in the former
city, where her professional engagements de-
tanned her, led TO this arrangement. The
bridegroom, 7. ID. Lathrop, also lives in Chi
cago.
M. DIEBLER, the French executioner, had his
son with him giving him an object lesson, as it
were) at the execution of Eyraud. This re-
pusiYe office remained in one family-the San
sons-for seven generations, and perhaps Diebler
would like to found a like dynasty in his house.
lie is said to have made fortune of 100000
francs by his virtuosity on the gullotine.
For the principal scene in the royal perform
ance of "a Pair of Spectacles." the queen
allowed the superb Chippendsle furniture from
the tea room at Fort Belvidere, the fishing cot
tage on Virginia Water. to be brought to
Windsor Castle last week; and, indeed, several
OF the stage accessories belonged to the queen
and were of unique character, writes Edmund
Yates
LAWRENCE BARRETT was unable to wear a hat
not made to order, though on one occasion he
succeeded in finding a tolerable fit in John
Fiske's when this clever but absent-minded
philosopher walked off from ole Bull s house in
Cambridge with Barrett's brand new beaver.
leaving less enticing hea0gear in its place.
The tragedian remained housed until his own
hat was forthcoming.