The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-14
PERSONAL

JOHN HICKS, United States minister to Peru,
is 10 Chicago in the interest Of the Peruvian ex-
hioitors at the worlds fair
MISS ADELrSE NJ. Tfrsox has retired from the
Cambridge corps, of teachers after service
extending through fifty years.
REv. THOMAS T, STONE Of Bolton, Mass, is
credited with being the oldest living graduate
OF Bowdotn College. He is 81 years old
THz young men among Baltimore Hebrews
want the custom Of wearing hats during ser
vices abolished, but their elders have for the
present orerruledit.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND says there is no founda-
tlon whatever for the rumor that he is to be
made cardinal, and he feels quite mortified
at the use OF ais name in this connection.
PROF BARUJ1. the Parsee scholar, intends to
| enter the Harvard medical school. He was at
| one time attached to the faculty of Bombay
college and is said to SPEAK English huenty.
ONE Of the big insurance companies OF New
York pays the manager Of its woman's bureau
for the Pacific coast and Hawaiian islands
mrs. Juana A. Noel.
Dr.. TRAGorT BECK of Newark, N j., has
been arrested by the German police at Ebling,
WurtemburR, for using language disrespectful
70 the emperor. He has been citizen OF the
United States for forty years.
LORD SALISBURY dispenses most princely hos
pitalfty at Hatfield house. his magnificent seat
In Hertfordshire. His entertainments OF Queen
Victoria there excelled In splendor, IL l. said,
ths historic reception given by his great ances-
tor 20 Queen Elizabeth at the Same place.
IT STATED that Phil Armour, the provision
packer, Of Chicago carries on the heaviest Ia
dividusl business OF any man in the world.
During the past year his Chicago tobbing BUSH
ness amounted TO $50, 900 and his elevator
business to 5000, 600, making a total OF s7b.-
100000.
Dr.. KOCH, OF Emphatic fame. has been quite
I'll lately. The learned microscopes has been
an early riser most Of his life. But learned
German brother of his in the medical faculty
has just announced the dicturn thar early rising
tends to exhaust the physical powers and to
shorten life"
THE FORTUNE Of politics has been especially
unkind to the husbands of distinguished wives
in the recent elections. Among the unfortu-
mates are the gentleman who married the Prin-
cess Louise, the husband OF Dorothy Tenant
Stanley, the husband of Mrs. CORVALLIS West
and the brother of the statesman who married
Miss Endicott.
MISS KAYE NILSSON Of York county, a member
Of the worlds fair auxiliary board of lady man
ayers for the Second district OF Virginia, is the
great granddaughter Of Gen Nelson Of revolu-
tionsry fame, and she refused $4,000 for the
material of the old Nelson mansion Of Yorktown
from parties who wished TO take the building
down and erect IL at Chicago.
THE late Dom Pedro, ex.Emperor OF Brazil
had many scientific tastes. and was an enthuai-
astic student Of natural history. He was one Of
the subscribers to a great botanical work. be-
gun by German, Martins. describing the fora
OF Brazil II was a costiy and extensive work,
beautifully illustrated, and published ia parts
SxtE-seven of thsse were presented by Dom
Pedro some years ago to the late James R
Partridge, American minister to Brazil and by
the latter they were given to the Peabody Inst-
tute in Baltimore. The work was completed by
anotner German. Eichler, and in batch OF
books Just received from Europe, the institute
now secures the remaining volume Of this vaiu-
able publication.