The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14
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sEcRErAHg TRACY win spend the month o
August at Bar Harbor.

sEcRErAHg TRACY win spend the month Of
August at Bar Harbor.
PRoF. KLUGE Of jena calculates that Shakes
peGre used in his works 10000 words.
THE QUEEN has knghted the lord mayor OF
London. conferringu pom him the order of st.
Michael and st George.
SUCCESSIVE generations OF the Allin family Of
Harrodsburg. KY, have been IN office continu-
ously as circuit or county clerk since 1885.
BARON HIRscH, the princely Hebrew philan-
thropIst, Is planning an extended tour through
the United States and Canada.
MISS MARY E. WILKINS is another Of New
England's "little women" who. like Louisa NJ
Acott, have struggled for fame and attained it,
She is only five feet tall and very slender.
QUEEN LILIUoKALANI has an income as Queen
Of Hawaii Of $4,000. and a revenue from the
crown lands Of $3.50 900 more. Her standing
army consists of sxty-four men, three Of whom
are generals.
s. O. MAoDoNA, the new conservative member
of parliament from Rotherhithe. is officially
described thus: "Was a clergyman of the
Church of England, is a barrister; president OF
the kennel club.
Mr.. KUaAGAI, a japanese graduate Of Wabash
University and also Of Union theological
Seminary, left Brooklyn on Monday for home
to engage in mission work. principally in the
cause OF Temperance
THE third wife Of Abram Astron of Tompkins,
N. Y, is a treasure to her husband. They have
only besn married for fourteen years, yet she
has presented him with ten pairs OF twins as
trifing pledges ofher affections.
WOMAN bridge tender is novelty In Chi
cago. Mrs David Power, whose husband died
and left to her care and support three children.
has been given the position at the Adams street
bridge formerly held by her husband.
DETECTIVE sHoRE OF Plttsburg. whose arrest
Of anarchists alleged to have conspired for the
murder of Mr. Frick ha, brought him into con-
siderable prominence, is one OF ths qdietest OF
men and the best detective on the Pittsburg
force.
Mr. AND MRS. GLADSTONE are said to be
almost inseparable and a delightful example Of
fresh, vigorous aud happy old age. Mrs. Glad
stone was Miss Catherine Glynne and became
Mrs Gladstone in her Goth year. She prefers
old fashions TO ones, always dresses in
black, wears a cap over her handsome and
abundant gray hair, loves flowers and bare
floors and understands the art of retail ming her
temper under the most veXatiouS circumstances
The GladstoneS live at Hawarden castle, near
Chester.
MRS. AVER, the wealthy New York widow,
has had her portrait painted by Carolus Duran,
and the probabilities are that Mrs Aver regrets
1t very much. The lady is seated on a sort Of
throne covered with antique tapestry Sac is
robed Ia heavy velvet of an indescribable hue,
and avy purple mantle, bordere with Rus
sian sable, falls from her shoulders. Velvet
shoes are on her feet. and the artists love of
color is further illus rated by the revealing Of a
bright rcd pair of stockings. The English pa
pers allude to the picture as Queen CrCeSus,"
and crIticiSe Duran for representing the esti.
mable Mrs. Aver in this fashion and missing
all her sweet and womanly characteristics.