The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-03
PERSONAL.

( SETAToR MATT QUsY of Pennsylvania rounds
out his 59th year o: are this week.
TIE non James @. Blaine was weighed az
Ear Ha-bor the other day and tippsc tie scales
at ic-5a pounds.
+ THU tomahawk Of Chief Tecuuseh is said to
F be in the possession Of hrs. Lizzie Skinner Of
West oint, Ky.
IS CORNELL College girl has taken up vet rim
a-y surgery q ner prot ssional study, an means
. o. mae IL her future profession.
. EA SECRETARY WILLIAM c. WHITNEY has taken
q lease OF the William X Travers cottage at
Newport, which be is occupying, for the season
OF l1s3.
WILHELMISE HENsEL, a relative of Men lois
soan. and woman Of some repute as poet
celebrated her 18th birthday a. Potsdam few
Gays ago.
QUEEN VICTORIA counts among her many &C
clmplshments that Of etching, an art in which
she was instructed by Sir Edwin Landseer and
Thomas Landseer
Mss MARY +. WILKINS. the novelist, is said
to write 1000 words-uo more, no less-every
day, sometimes when the spirit of Imagination
IS specially fiery Sue does this much within an
nOLr-
TIE colored people Of Washington, under the
lea erahip of FIR derrick Douglass, have started
ma ional dollar subscription for the purpose
o. erecting mOnum NJ 10 the memory of John
Brown.
THE Rev. Arthur Bel Nichols, widower of
Charlotte Bgonte married again some time
after his first Wits death, and now Ives in
hinR county, Ireland, and sometimes preaches
Out ne never talks OF his earD romance.
SINCE the defeat Of NJ. lola as member Of the
French academy be has assumed a cuurlish ard
hypercrltlcal attitude He teClar5S that the
whole French army, from NapoIeon down, in
ware
lhcapaOe-no match, he says, for the Germans
DR.. DANIEL DEN1soY SLADE is one of the few
surviving eye-witnesses of the first capital op-
Grafton under the influence of ether at he
MASSACHUSETTS, general hospital Nov Z, 1916
when the discovery o. Or. Morton stood the
TEST winch TeVOlutiOnz ii surgery.
PRINCESS MARIE B1BEsco lately succe eded in
swimming the Helespont-Da rdanelles straits
from the European to the AslGtic sGOre, and
thus ranges her name alongside OF those of the
classic Leanter aud tie poetic Byron. She is
Al n years OF age and is regularly in the Paris
ian swim.
BALTIC, the opera lbretto writer, having been
requested to contribute TO an album, inscribed
on the page: "Ebro Otel, u a Amleto orbe"
Drunken is OF clio, but hamlet is mad. Tho
chlsf point of interest about it, apparently, is
u at it SPELLS the same whether you read it for
ward or backward.
NINE. ADAM, the famous Paris Questioning
and editor is still, at So, a very handsome
woman. Sue is the personihcation of business
energy. From O'Clock in the morning u til
O'CLOCK IN the evening sne works at her profess
sion. aud from the latter hour until 3 o'clock in
the morning she gives her time to social duties
PREsID Mt HARRISON is fond of billiards and
Yields a fair cue. alt ough he hasn't devoted
much time to the game recently There Is a
billiard room in tie basement of the white
house, with good table. It's furnishings are
startling from their oddly. There is al one end
a dals and big chair that looks like the throns
OF some Masonic otentAte. There are several
old oak bureaus or chests of drawers and vari-
Gus other articles usually looked for in a
billiard room outfit. President Harrison some
times spends al entire evening there with Mrs
Dimmick or Mrs. Mckee