The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-17
PERSONAL

Z II. kendall OF New York has been
elected president Of the American Institute OF
Architects, 10 al the place OF Richard II. Hunt,
whose term Of incumbency expired recently.
THE new bank note bearing the late William
WINDOWS portrait viii not be issued before Dec
], as good deal Of time is required to sea
son the ink after the first impression Is re-
ceived before giving the paper another.
THE DIFFICULTY Of finding suitable bride fol
the Crown Prince OF Russia seems to grow
greater as time goes by. One of the latest re
ports Is that he is soon TO be engaged to his
cousin, the Duchess Olga Of Wurtemberg.
Col MAURICE S. LASeHoRNE of Lynchburg
Va. while dressing an sbcess on his leg last Fri
day, found part Of the ball with which he was
wounded at the battle Of Seven Pines, nearly
thirty years ago, while leading the Eleventh
virginia infantry into action.
DIR. HELENE DRUscHKowITz. one Of the FIRST
women in Austria to acquire the title of Ph. D.
became suddenly insane a few days ago in vi
emma. The unfortunate woman was graduated
from the University OF Zurich when only 20
years old. She has written number of literary,
historical and critical essays, and was q woman
OF considerable learning.
PROF. CARVER Of Roanoke sticks to IL that he
has partially discovered the language employed
by monkeys In communicating with each other
He states that he will conduct a series Of ex-
pertments with monkeys, dogs and cats, and
prove 70 the world that animals have language
that can be understood by human beings.
L. J. PARKER OF Washington has a head thir-
ty-two inches in circumference. Years ago he
was offered yearly sum by a syndicate of doc.
tors on the condition that they should have his
remarkable head for an autopsy after his death
Tie accepted. has lived comfortably for years
aud the purchasers have shuffled off the mortal
coll while Mr.. Parker is well and healthy.
u. 4,
tRggmiiitary stories for q while and will take
Mtnsslf of 70 Europe for an extended trip Of
two or three months. ItisEApt. Kings idea to
make thorough study OF military maneuvers
OF the English. French and German armies, the
methods of training and perfecting the Euro
pean soldiers, and analyzing the strength Of for
eign armies
GRKyY generally spoke with little bitterness
when criticising bis opponents or men whom
hedislked He did not bride his tongue, how
ever regarding Bouanger. SCI had him about
me, once said the late president, eighteen
months. and therefore know what was in him.
Heunderstood only one thing: to make stupid
~ istakes, Had not restrained him we should
have had war" ES
! dIalsroNE is admitted to be, in private life
a. well as in public the greatest talker of the
century, One OF his admirers says Of him: ''In
a ~ing-room he is sSsTppnded by a bevy of
NfeSend aero wd e Rens!aIhen. One starts a
qu~Roh. y may Daon Emerson s best poem,
% n may bahpon thes fl&iIt. OF racing In Eng
lasid or the morantyef cAfd playing. And upon
them all Gladstone is good for q couple of col
umns at least. "Syss
oy4saE sasone talk of NJ Blaine and his fam.
A4SPehdn & the winter in sTsermuda, but it is
nqf gehesalE credited inE Washlnston. Wash
inston is mild Climate usually. ami Mr. Blaine
can get to a still milder one without going to the
Indies for it. He is a man in love with his
WORK, and SO far from the labors of the state
department. killing him, it is likely they saved
his life, for no man Of Mr.. Blaine's tempera-
mehtant life work could live without employ
ment In public affairs