The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-22
PERSONAL.

PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES wears q beard 70
please his mother, Of whom he is devotedly
fond.
Ex-QuEEN ISABELLA OF SPAIN is the stoutest
royal Parsonage in Europe. She is also consid-
cred the most good natured.
CONGRESSMAN CURTIS, the one-eyed repre-
sentative from New York. is known about
Washington as the cyclops OF the House.
! ANDREW CARNEGIE is settled down for three
months &C Cowarth Park, near sunningdale, in
| Scotland. He may get up a coaching tour this
| summer.
| CORRESPONDENT reports, apropos OF Secre-
tary Blaines health, that he did not look as well
at recent funeral las he looked week ago at
the circus"
TIE Queen Of Italy has Just ordered a court
costume which will cost $4,000. 1t will be richly
embroidered with real pearls and will have a
real lace train.
NINE. DANIEL WILSON, the late President
CREWS only daughter, is going to write her
fathers life. She is fine looking young woman,
popular in Partisan society.
SENATOR BRIoE Of Ohio will occupy at New
port this summer the cottage OF Daniel B. Fear
| ing on Annandale road Mr. and Mrs. Fearing
are going abroad this summer.
Ex-QUEEN NATALIE has dramatized her matri-
monal experiences Further advices from
| Europe, says the Chicago Tribune are anxiously
awaited to learn whether she has written a
| tragedy, a comedy, farce, or an opera boutfe.
Iva paper he has prepaid for publication lin
| the North american Reuiew) Archdeacon
Farrar says there is room only for two more
monuments in Westminster Abbey and this
| space is reserved for those to Gladstone and
Tennyson.
N. LoYE, the head Of the Paris pc ice is a very
| determined energetic sort OF individual, and is
| still In the prime of life He is devoted to his
happy as when sitting In his little office hearing
| detectives report on their lsbors.
The Hawaiian Princess Victoria, It is authori-
tatively announced, is not to enter Wellesley as
a student. but will visit this country next year,
taking in the worlds fair. and return to Homo
lulu in time to celebrate her 18th birthday and
assume her duties as heir apparent to the throne
Of Hawaii
ACCORDING to foreign papers there is now
good reason to hope that Guy de Maupssssnt.
the French author. will soon recover his mental
powers. He is now allowed to go walking in
the gardens Of the institution where he is con-
fined several hours each day, and TO receive two
or three friends once a week. He is, however,
obliged to abstain from reading.
APRoPos of the engagement of Count Herbert
Bismarck to the Countess Margaret Hoyos, the
Pail Mall Gazette says: Ever since ha came
to mans estate there have been again and
again rumors of his engagement and approach
ing marriage. Now it was the fair daughter
of some unimportant German prnceling; then
jump was made to a royal highness very near
the German throne; again there was weeping
and gnashing of teeth at his betrothal to q
French pr ncess. and who has not heard his
name coupled only season or two ago with
| that of one Of the most beautiful and aristo-
cratic ladies Of this country" Although IS
| years of age, Count Herbert scrupulously OBJ
| tanned his parents consent before formally
| concluding his present engagement.