The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

BAIMAcEDA's MOTHER has crossed the Andes
on her way to Mendoza. where she will visit her
other sons, who ara In that city.
The Prince Of Naples will start on tour of
Australia. He will be accompanied by an Of
fetal charged TO report on Australia az field
Tor Italian emigration.
BIsHoP JOIN C. CRANBERRY of the Methodist
Episcopal church south, has been in Norfolk
during the present week the guest OF his
brothersnlaw, L. Fl. Whitehurst.
GESs. GoRDos. IDngstreet. Hampton, Cock.
rell and Wheeler are among the ex-contederate
officers expected TO attend the big reunion in
New Orleans nett Friday and Saturday
ERNEsr LOUIS, the new Grand Duke Of
Hesse, is a rather sullen.ookluR youth, and has
himself photographed in a round cap bearing
above its brim an odd round button
that looks more like a coin than anything else.
MILF. ELISE ST AMER, the French explorer,
travels without luggage of any sort, carrying
all that she Immediately requires in her capa-
cious pockets. Thus equipped she has gone
through large part OF Europe, Asia and this
country.
Mrs. RUDYARD KIPLING has recently written
to New York friend that she and her husband
will sail on April from Vancouver for Japan.
From Japan they will go TO China, and so on to
Singapore, then TO Sydney and on to New Yea
LAID Before returning they VIII 20 TO Samoa
to see Mr.. Stevenson.
Mrs. JACKSON, the confederate hero's widow,
Is devoting all her time now 70 the education Of
her two mothereSs grandchildren Julia and
Jackson Christian. She is suffering from weak
ness OF vision caused by the strain of reading
the manuscript OF the recently pgbiished
memoirs of her husband.
ALPHoNsE DAuDET is writing a novel on gypsy
caravan life; William Waldorf Astor is in Lon
donlmakiug book descrptiveof social life in
the fifteenth century; Rudyard Kipling is pre-
parlng fresh volume Of ballads ana DR.. Weir
Mitchell of Philadelphia and bis son are getting
ready volumes of poems.
TIE wife of Secretary Rusk is a cousin of the
Norwegian poet and novelist, Bjornstjerne
Ri ornson; and Mary RusK, "UncIe Jerry'sH
daughter, young lady whose sunny disposition
and amiable qualities make her favorite in
Washington society, Is the heroine OF one OF
BJornson's novels not yet translated.
TIE DAUGHTER of Senator Mills OF Texas sat
In the Senate galleries the other day when her
father took the oath of office When she rose
to go she missed her purse. and an elaborate
search in the vicinity failed to discover it. At
length friend suggested that she might have
left 1t in the House gallery, where she had been
half an hour previously The investigation was
extended in that direction and the lost treasure
was recovered. The purse contained more than
mere pocket change at the time.
CONCERNING the Rev E. E. Hale's statement
that while George Washington was a great gal
liant prior to his marriage, there is not single
love letter extant written by him." the Rich
mond Dispatch says: 1--WE are under the i'm
preston that exGov. Fitz Lee has In his pos
session the initial number of what might have
been a series of love letters from Washington,
but the lady to whom, or about whom this was
written, is said to have rejected George because
he had big hands and feet, or because he entered
room awkwsrdly, or for some equally good
reason. and hence the correspondence was soon
terminated"