The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-19
PERSONAL.

Princess VIcroRIA TICK is visiting the
queen, who was to have been her mother -in-law.
TX Gov. CxAEzox Of Virginia has moved 20
Florida and taken up his permanent residence
at Tallahassee.
THE monte Cristo Of South America" Is the
Condo de Lsopoldina- The richest woman south
Of US is Doua Isadora Cousino.
MIS- MILLER. % years Of age, is a courageous
deputy marshal in the Indian Territory. She
sh-inks from no fatigue or danger.
|. JAMES O'DoS,sELL Of Madison Ind, has an in
teresting gift that Cardinal Newman gave him.
II is a silver wine cup used ON the altar Of Can
terbury cathedral
THE most noted member Of the Creek Nation
is Gen. Porter OF Muscogee, L. T., who has rep
resented his people as agent at the national
capital FOR many years.
Mas. FRANCES HoDGsoS BURNETT has con
cluded to retire from the business Of theatrical
management. Her London experience leaves
her $1,000 out Of pocket.
SIR MoRELL MAcKENzIE's household expenses
were very great. He kept sixteen servants, be-
sides private coach for himself and another
for his wife, and spent every cent Of his 900
yearly income.
HENRY WELCOME has been installed master of
Fidelity Lodge of Freemasons at London Save
one or two exceptions this is the oldest lodge OF
the craft in England. Mr.. Welcome Is the first
American to be made master OF an English
lodge of Masons
JOHN A MORRIS OF New Orleans, who practi-
cally owns the Louisiana lottery, is said to have
accumulated fortune of between S25, 900 900
ana 13O, 600, and his determination to give
up the business when the present charter ex-
pires Will not leave him penniless.
IT has been said that Queen Victoria is the
only person now living who knew Sir Walter
Scott personally. But there is an old book
seller in Edinburgh who often talked with him;
ana IL IS thought probable that there must be
sui others who claim that honor.
THERE are three famous Cleopatra" poems.
w. W. Story's begins, Here, Charmion take
my bracelets" and Gen. Lytle's with, Il am
dying, Egypt, dying Mary Bayard Clarke's
is the third, and Robert Louis Stevenson is de-
clared to be at work on the fourth.
THE late Mr.. Spurgeon used frequently to
visit Monaco. but he refrained from entering
the beautiful gardens attached to the gambling
hell there, not because he feared he should
arouse any scandal thereby, but for the reason
that he thought his presence would set bad
example.
WHEN, at the celebration of his silver jubilee,
the sum Of $4,000 was presented to Cardinal
Manning, he at once began to devise means to
bestow it worthily. and he said at the time: II
WIZ dle as priest ought to die, without money
left an estate of only $500.
DR.. w. R. LEE. the American physician who
has been made physician to the King of Siam,
is but 2S years old, and at the age of "a was
drlving an express wagon in Springfield, o., for
living. DR.. Lee graduated from the medical
school of the University OF New York in 1890,
and the Presbyterian board of foreign missions
sent him out to Petchsburee, in Siam.
NINE, MoDJEsKA was recently invited to give a
recitation at a dinner party. She complied with
the request her defamation impressing the
company deeply, although no one could under
stand a word OF Polish, the tongue in which she
spoke Subsequently it appeared that she had
merely recited the numbers from to 230, hay