The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-23
PERSONAL.

TIE average ministerial salary in the United
States is 500, DR., Morgan Dix Of Trinity gets
$4,000 and Or. Tonnage $1,000.
Gas. AAS5fvzk, the tedoubtabfe scotchman,
who hes been . solaIse of fortune in many
landssA4s campaigning jim AEapama in Gov.
Jones cause. ~ EolW c ~
TAEzssttapt sscretary q war, Gen. Lewis
A. Grant lissA Stout. brpad ash ouldsred, bald
nan q naeotum, mgts, with long iron-gray
sde Effsker $50 - ef
TIE EMPRESS Of China neyeszerAyes without
tasiHSs with hsr 5000 dresses, witch are con-
tanned 10 eco boxes, each taking two or more
coolies tocnrry -
MEsssS1oass -Dssw O, Phiisiejfhja is making
preperationsto 20 tegSew 'Yofs, Where she will
live heTsafceE- WITT her t40g hteE Mrs. George
Drew bsErynnore. -
Princess BouisR and President Harrlson's
wife are said TO be the only ladies who have
ever been permitted to enter the cloisters of the
monastery of Santa Barbara
TIE German emperor has presented his full
length portrait to Lord Salisbury as a mo-
mento Of his visit TO England last year, and the
picture has been hung in the library at Hatfield
house. -l
BY the wnl of Mrs. Lucy Fayerweather. late
OF Rutland, Vt, twenty one colleges are better
Hospitals get $4,000 The shares to each range
from $4,000 10 $500, 900. ....
TON L, JOHNSON, the millionaire Hngle-tax
congressman from Ohio has made hosts of
friends in Washington by his agreeable ways.
He is al emiable and clever young man, as
shrewd as he is handsome.
PRESIDENT HARRISON receives his salary in
monthly installments. On.or about the 26th
day Of every month the treasurer Of the United
States sends to the white house, sometimes by
messenger and on other occasions by mail,
check for 81, 166 GO.
FRANZ VETTA, who died In California last
week, was only 80 years Of age. but had made a
reputation as a basso. Mapleson employed him
upon PATHS recommendation . This was while
Netta was singing on the concert stage. He
then hurried off TO Paris, studied under La
6lscee, and stayed with Mapleson three years
he then came to New York with Patti and
Joined the National Opera Company. He had
not been able to appear on the stage for a year
preceding his death owl nR to the malady from
winch ne dled-consumption. He married Miss
Lizzie macNichou, also tavorte artist of the
New American Opera Company, in June, 1889,
and she has been his faithful nurse throughout
his illness
ENSIGN NORTON of the United States steamer
Atlanta proudly bears the distinction of being
the smallest officer In the service When Nor
ton first went TO the naval academy he was re-
lected on account of being under the size limit
he returned to his home in Ohio and competl-
tive examination was held TO fill the vacancy
Norton entered. and although he had twenty.six
competitors, won with ease On his second ap-
pearance at the academy he was admitted con-
dltlonally, 1t being specified that he should grow
har an inch in six months Being a young
man OF great resolution he did this, and now
walks ths quarter deck Of one Of Uncle Sans
best ships. Although barely FIVE feet in hight,
Ensign orion is one OF the rzost popular
on1cers at present detailed on the Atlanta.