The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-13
PERSONAL.

TIE president Of the French republic has q
salary OF $4,000.
PRIScE Henry Of Prussia, brother Of the En-
peror OF Germeny, is about 20 b made rear
admiral n the imperial navy. The prince has
ben acting as captain for three years.
PROBABLY the oldest postmaster in the land
I is Roswell Beardsley OF North Lansing. y. Y.
He was appointed in ls2s. during the admins
tratlon OF John Quincy Adams and was then
only youth Of 10 years.
CARLO CADoaUA, minister counsellor, am
bassador, parliamentarian. journalist, who died
/ IN Turin few days ago. was one Of the found
ers OF L nited Italy. Very few Of his co-worKers
/ n t1at enterprise still live.
PETER MCDONALD, one Of the Irish members
| OF parliament, is totally blind, yet be is one Of
most fluent debaters in the House OF Commons.
I re IS besides, one Of the most accomplished
/ Greek scholars in the assembly.
JULES PArENorRE. who succeeds NJ Theodore
Roustan as French minister to the United
States, is tall. distinguished looking man
ABOUT - years Of age. His complexion is
\ DARK and he wears black mustache.
! SENATOR CALVIN S. BR1cE's Son. when init.
ated into the Dickey at Harvard had 70 walk up
and down at public gathering wearing a
! short-sleeved blazer. a straw hat and a great
placard on which appeared in large letters: ~
am BTice."
Ex-IAYoR CAMPBELL OF Youngstown, o.,
though blind since he was 8 years old became
musician enough TO teach the study of 1t, stud
led law and graduated from the Harvard law
school, and successfully edited paper in Ohio
for eight years.
MRS. ANN WALTER THOMAS, an English lady
otherwise noted as a lnguist, has the credit of
being the best Welsh scholar living. The I'M
initiated VINO have seen a sentences or two of
mat language in print will not be disposed to
limit the credit
LOUISE MICHEL is at present in London consult
ing books in the library Of the British Museum
With dress or outward appearance she has little
concern; put her old, battered black felt hat
and her shabby black gown are forgotten at
sight or her remarkable countenance.
PROF. BERDELEBEN. the German physician
who, with Sir Morell Mackenzie, attended the
Emperor Frederick of Germany in his last i'll
ness, celebrated the sob anniversary of his
graduation from the university few days ago.
The emperor raised him TO the ranks of the
| nobility in honor of the occasion.
SIR JOHN LUBBOCK, banker, scientist, essayist
member of parliament and possessor of no end
OF honorable degrees and titles is a profoundly
relgious man, and devotes one day In the week
TO work for his fellow creatures. There Is
scarcely Sunday afternoon or evening when he
cannot be found lecturing TO the poorer classes
IN London, THE Surrey Side is his principal
haunt Without doubt one Of the Pleasures
OF Lie with him is derived from philanthropy.
Col. J. D. STEVENSON of San Francisco was
born Jan. 7, 1900. In his youth he was a play
mats OF Cornelius Vanderbilt. The colonel
says: The Nanderbiltg and the Van Dusers
lived near together on Staten Island. Each
family owned place of public resort and both
ran passenger sailboats to New York and the
wives served customers at the public bar. Cor
nelius Nanderbilt's mother. one of the best
women that ever lived. poured out drinks at
the bar, and, indeed Cornelius Vanderbilt's
wife managed hotel in New Jersey which was
given her by old Tom Gibbons "