The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-02
PERSONAL

DUaTG the Count Herbsrt Bismarch's visit TO
( Paris he remarked 10 q friend: The world will
not have long to wait for the true history Of my
fathers resignation "
The widow Of Senator Matt Carpenter Of
Wisconsin has joined the Catholic church into
which her daughter, her son, and her sons wife
had already gone.
Ma. NOSES P. HAEDY has decided that good
plan 70 promote the interests Of the world 6
fair Is to organize new dining club. and he
has the idea under way.
Mss ETHEL INGALLS,, the daughter OF Senator
ingalls, Is writing romance to be called, "A
Shadow Of a Dream" It is probably based on
some OF her fathers visions.
FRANK K. STOCKTON is now e. years old. and
has learned % wait an hour for a word he wants
to use 20 come to him. A good-sized bank &C
counts aids him in his patience
RIcHARD ". NELSON OF Selma, Ala, the new
president Of the American BanEers's Associa-
ton, IS 4s years OF age, and since 1873 has been
president Of the Selma Savings Bank.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD says that the one and a
half hours he passed with Walt Whitman at
the poets home in Camden was one of the
pieasantest Incidents Of his American tour.
QUEsN VICTORIA is no longer the royal re-
cluse OF old, for her majesty has completely
emerged from her former solitude. and very
frequently visits the neiKhbors Of her different
R. VI. NELSON, chosen president Of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association Of the recent meeting
in New Orleans, was born In North Carolina
Served IN the confederate army, and since the
war mas lived in Selma, Ala.
The engagement IS announced in London Of
DR.. B. z. Martin, well-known all over the world
and Miss Charlotte u. Gunnison Of Boston, who
for three haa I5r-f, -
Mrs Arthur Warren. They viii be married in
February.
SECRETARY ELRINs has a large family to house
IN Washington. He has six children with him
all the time, the oldest being daughter by his
first wife but there also is a stiu older daugh-
yer, VINO 10 married, that makes long visits with
her parents.
THE autograph letter which Queen Victoria
wrote to the late Prince Louis -Lucian Bona
parte, on the occasion of her jubilee, was in ac-
cordance with the princes wish, placed in the
breast pocket OF his coat before his interment
at Kensal Green.
JEAN DE REszKE, the tenor, has remarkable
memory, and says that the stage prompter only
bothers him. It takes him usually a week to
learn a new opera. but sometimes ne carries a
new role to his room in the evening and before
ne goes Co bed has stored it in his mind, note
and letter perfect.
TIE Dowager Duchess de Grammont died a
Few days ago in Paris, where, during the en-
pire, she was well known as the beautiful wife
Of the distinguished diplomat. The deceased
was one OF that bevY Of women that consti-
IuCea IemaIe loveliness during the existence OF
Louis Napoleon's shaky throne
THE London correspondent OF the New York
Times sends word that Clyde Fitch's farce
Pamela Prodigy, " has worked havoc to more
tangible things than its authors reputation
mrs, John Wood took it. against the advice of
her partner. Arthur Chudleigh, and its failure
mas broken up the partnership and lost the
lease OF the Court theater