The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-01
PERSONAL.

EDITOR JOIN BRIsBIs WALKER of the Cosmo-
Dolitdn Magazine is'out in q card denying that
be had made $4,000 coo in a real estate deal. He
says be has only made sl,0O00OO.
DR., OLIVER wendell HOLMES admitted the
other day 70 q lady who went to him for infor-
nation on the point that he did not know tho
name or subject OF his first poem.
JOIN HoEY once said that the pleasantest
time in his life was when be paid s. a week
board out of g. a week salary and tried to save
few cents out of the small margin every week.
Mas. GLADSTONE gave her services at the Loni
don hospital during the last great cholera cpl
dsmic She was alone instrumental in making
provision for the many children made orphans
BY the cholera,
BJoRNsTEREK BJoREsoN has been living In Nor
way for the hast five years, having returned
thlther from Paris where he had spent a similar
period in 1887. He now attends to visit England
in December. for the first time.
ALVINzA HAYWARD, one OF the earliest of the
gold millionsires of California, is very old and
feeble now. He is worth probably geo, 900. 900
or more. but has dropped completely out of
sight behind the newer bonAnzaists
R. K. SEwALI, Names historian thinks that
II has been demonstrated beyond doubt that
the foundation Of the famous Damariscotta
shell heaps was made by the Northmen as sim
liar deposits exist in the "Kjokken Middens" of
TIE late Amos shnkle Of Covington, KY,
gave 81, 100000 TO various Methodist churches in
the course of his life and was for years Sun
day school teacher The estate he left is valued
at ~ SOC, 600 He had only one child, a son, who
survives him.
DR.. SIszN, well-known Bavarian, wants to
90 to the ReichstaR. He has issued an appeal
to his constituents which contains the following
admission; During my whole life l have not
drank drop OF beer" One German paper de-
clares this to be the most astonishing utterance
on record coming from Bavaran.
THERE will be some delay in the expected
wedding between Prince Albert Of Wurtemberg
and the Archduchess Margaret. niece of the
emperor OF Austria. 1t was to have occurred
IN January, but many orders for the wardrobe
OF the archduchess have been countermanded
Inc ostensibe reason for postponement is the
recent death of Queen Olga. Prince Albert be-
longs to the ducal, not the royal line: but he
he were not a Catholic. Only Professionals are
eligible, and IL is limited that Prince Albert may
quarry himself soon by conversion.
PRINCE LEOPOLD of Prussia, the second cousin
OF the Emperor of Germany, who took part in
the recent long distance ride between Berlin
and Vienna, has recovered at last from the
enects OF the race Owing to the courtesy of
Lieut. Heydt, q contestant, his royal high
ness was allowed to reach the goal first. The
HIeutenant mas been rewarded with an imperial
decoration for his refusal to pass the prince
when near Vienna. Prince Leopold is a slight
young man, rather handsome but with little
resemblance TO the Hohenzollerns His father
Prince Frederick Charles, known in three wars
as the RED Prince" was one of the wealthiest
men In Germany. Prince Leopold, who is mar
rled, lives great part OF the year at Castle
dnenecke, near Berlin.