The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-04
ERsONAL

TaE recent death OF Dir, smythe Of Melvin
Castle, Scotland, is believed 10 have left B shop
Charles Wordsworth the sole survivor # the
circle nat privately enJoyel tle society o. SIR
Walter scout.
EX-Goy. CURTIN and es-Gov. Beaver Of 3 lila
fonte have Joined Others OK that vicinity IN
signing q paper favoriag an enactment OF u
locl. option Law ~ the next legislature Of
peInsy lvania-
Rev WHLrsN H. ]. Rom, pastor Of st.
Eeters Catloic church, liberty, Nd, ,woo was
appointed a chaplain in the United states navy,
has been ordered TO the school ship PorJs-
mouth, A. Newport r. ].
EIearEEN young ladies, between IS and 20
years Of age residents Of k.nsale. Dublin, Long
ford and Kilkenny, Ireland are on their way to
Cincinnati where they will become postulants
in tie Order Of the Sisters of Mercy.
TAUNTON, Mass, has had a woman Mrs. Mary
J. sprost, in its probate once for twenty-five
wears. and the members Of the county bar pre-
scented Mrs Sproat with purse a few days
ago TO marK the 18th anniversary of her service
TIE pleasure with which astronomers have
learned that the Chicago University is to have
a 45inch chesapeake largest by far in the
worlds largely due 60 the fact that Prof
george l.. Hale Is the man who Is going TO use it.
Is LONDON the opinion is widely entertained
that the queen will appoint Sir Theodore Martin
. et laureate. He is her court chronicIer and
edited her writings. Sir Theodore, who is 76
years Old. married the actress, Helen Fawcett
Rev PAUL z. SrTpHEv of the Woodland
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church of Cleveland, O..
rs said to have received au invitation to the
EouILh Avenue clurch Of New York, as Dr.
crosby successor. DIR. Suluhen is a native of
Brooklyn and 81 years of ags
PAoEREwENI has been obliged to cancel a
number OF his concert engagements on account
OF & rheumatic affection of the muscles of one
name: me grea5 pianist Will not be able to ap--
pear IN puhhc for probably two months, at an
estimated loss Of about $1,000.
ONE of the few pensioners Of the war of 1912,
surviving, is LeavltJ Humphrey OF Brookline,
Mass who is 80 years old, aud accompanied
ms rather, Capt Moses Humphrey. % the front,
according to an exchange He receives %
every quarter from the government.
MISS ALICE CHAPLIN. the distinguished sculp-
tress. is at present staying al Osborne, where
she is maxim study for Queen Victoria of two
Spanish bullocks, the properly Of her msJeety
The bullocks which are beautiful animals with
large horns, will PROBABLY be modelled as
group
THE Duke Of Cambridge. as commander in
chief of the British army. has issued a circular
prohibiting commanding officers from using
profanity in addressing their men The duke is
himself regarded as Il very vIrtuoso in the en-
ploynent of picturesque terms when things 60
wrong.
Bora President Green Of the Western Union
AMI President Chandler of the Postal telegraph
positively deny the truth of the rumor extern
slVely circulated that the western Union has
bought or intends to buy che Postal DR..
Green calls the report "a canard pure and
simple"
THE friends Of Rev. Dr. W G. Gray of Nash
vile. Tenn, are much gratlaed by his appoint
ment as missionary bishop If the Protestant
Episcopal church for Florida. He is about s.
years OF age, and for the last twelve years has
been rector of the Church Of the Advent at
Nashville.