The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-01
PERSONAL.

SENATOR STANFORD has contributed &c. 100
toward the expenses Of an chronological erpedi-
ton 70 Colombia in the interest OF the worlds
fair.
TIE Prince Of Monaco Of Monte Carlo fame
has been chosen to succeed the late Dom Pedro
as foreign associate OF the French Academy
Of Science.
Count DE LEssEPs, who los. q fortune by the
failure of the Panama canal enterprise. is in
more than comfortable circumstances through
his Interest in the suez canal.
IN HIS LECTURE on Shakespeare at Indianapo-
lis, Col. lngersolI said: The sublImest line in
the English language is, Love is not love that
alters when it alteration finds.
Mas. A W. HAYWOOD, the daughter OF Coy.
Holt Of North Carolina. will. by special request
Of Secretary Tracy, perform the ceremony Of
christening the new United States ship Raleigh.
Ex-SPEAKER J. WARREN KEIFKR Of Ohio, who
has recently accumulated much money by
acting as receiver for various bankrupt con.
Germs, IS going TO try 20 break into congress
again.
ALEXANDER RIBoT. the new French premier,
is just two weeks over 50 years Of age. He is
sometimes called q youthful Theirs. and he has
had meteoric career in politics during the last
ten years.
The eldest daughter OF Boulanger Is engaged
TO be married soon. She lives with her mother
in Versailles. The younger daughter has been
the wife OF Capt. Drant for several years, and
Is with her husband in Tunis.
Mas. DEACON, whose lover was shot IN her
bedroom at Cannes by the wronged husband,
declined some years ago to DE presented to the
Prince or Wales on the ground that such pres
entatlon would injure her reputation.
The new Lady Arlington is not yet 20 years Of
age while her husband is IS and the father of
several children older than the bride. He Is
popularity known by the nickname Of "Bunnie"
ard is great favorite at Marlborough house.
Ma. MAHASY. the BGfalonian who has ac-
cepted the mission to Ecuador. is said to be the
youngest diplomatist Of his rank in the world.
He was offered the post OF secretary Of the
United States legation in Chile some time ago,
but declined it.
GEN. NELSON A. MILES should, in the regular
order of promotion, become the general com
mandinR the United States army two years
hence. In that case he will be the first man
since Gen. Winfield Scott, not graduated from
West Point, to hold that place.
JAMES WHITooMB RLEY's income from his
readings and recitations equals bank presi-
dents salary. while Bill Nye in 1891 cleared
S4O'OOO from his appearance on the rostrum
MAX y ReH and Will Carleton get $500 night
from their managers. and George W. Gable re-
ceives SlOO every time he reads.
Born SPURaEoN and Bradlaugh died of Bright
disease at the age OF 81; both were men of the
people, absolutely sincere entirely fearless and
born orators. Mr. Bradlaugh began to speak
In public at II and so did Mr.. Spurgeon. Each
was partial to cigars; each was q teetotaler. Mr..
Bradlaugh expired on Jan. 90, 1891, and Mr..
Spurgeon on Jan, 81, 1892.
The DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH is said to have
bought land in the Powels River valley, Tenn
essee, on which to establish q country seat. An
anecdote about him is told at the expense OF a
native wine maker in those parts. There, Mr.
Duke" said the Tennessee winter, handing
Marlborough sample glass. sis what l call
houest winel" Yes" the duke is said to have
replied; yes Mr.. Stebbins, poor but HONESTY