The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-31
PERSONAL.

| PHILrr McCAUnEY of Mlddletown, N. Y, has
entered his 1881 year.
MISS MILFORD. Missouri girl, is anxious to
become jockey, and Is advertising to that
effect.
THE late ex-Gov. Lowe of Maryland was one
Of the most popular stump-speakers of the day
generation ago.
NJ. z. GALLADAY Of Hsldsn, Mo-, is proud Of
the fact that he is a InesI descendant Of the
orig inAl Mother Goose
TIE Russian emperor is a most jealous
ehurch-goer. and is said to be always one of the
most Interested attendants.
JOHN @. WHITTIER writes IN a bold, dashing.
but irregular and uneven style, as different as
you can imagine from the plain, precise, unas.
| Stunning Quaker that he Is
In some advice Ia How to Get tho Best Of
Life" Rev Edward Everett Hale ssys: Never
work the brain on intricate work after 8 In the
afternoon If You mean to sleep"
MIR AND Mrs. JAMES MAYDwELL of Cincinnati
have been the proud parents of twenty one
| children, twenty of whom are still living.
| Three pairs Of twins are counted in the family
census.
ARCHBISHOP GALMBERTI, the papal nuncio at
Vienna, who is to be made cardinal in Septem-
Der. is more of a diplomat and q politician than
counsels of the vatican.
THE Khedive of Egypt has shown many favors
TO the editors of Ell 4Aram, an Egyptian jour-
nal. After honoring the proprietors in various
ways. he has now conferred the Chefa kat order
upon the mans wife.
THE Columbus portrait likely to be selected
for the souvenir coin is by Bartholomew Su-
ardo, is reputed true ORIGINAL, and is in pos
session of Dr. de ORCH OF Como, The govern
r pr rv2rflI orb p,Nrt an f1hi
PRoF. BELL, inventor of the Bell telephone,
doesn't enjoy being regarded as millionaire,
according to a recent interview. Mr.. Bell
weighs fifty pounds more than he did sixteen
years ago when the triumph OF his life was
nounced.
THE Prussian army is said to contain but one
officer raised from the rsnks-Col. Lademann,
who was promoted for acts of exceptional
bravery In the SchIeswig Holstein campaign in
1904. lie has Just been gazetted commander OF
the Sixteenth infantry.
COATES KINNEY, author OF "Rain on the Roof"
which he wrote after trying to get asleep in the
dormitory Of the Waynesville (O.) Academy,
where he was student at the time, lives at
8enia, o. He studied law with the fam GUS
Tom Corwin, and prscticed little. OF late
years he has lived IN easy retirement.
The late Judge Joseph B. Lamar of California
was cousin OF L. Q. C, Lamar and of Gen.
public, He Joined the ArRonauts OF '49 in their
quest for gold, and found it not In the rocks, but
IN the opportunity his knowledge of law gave
him for distinction in the new community.
THACKERAY had free pass over the PENN
sular and Oriental Steamship Company's lines
Carlyle genially observed that penny ferryboats
in Scotland always allowed a blind fiddler to
cross for nothing to amuse the passengers.
Thackeray never liked Carlyle much after that,
and Carlyle said that for his part he couldn't
understand why.
SIR EDMOND DU CANE, a student Of crime, says
there were 85,250 ''hsbtual criminals" known
to the London police in 1864, and that in $50
the number had fallen to $1,000. He scouts the
idea that crime would cease II drunkenness were
swept away. IF any social habit more than
another leads TO crime ' he says,~''it is that of
betting and gambling, which derive their sttrac.
ton from the hope of getting rich without
WORK"