The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-16
PERSONAL.

NATHAN srRAUs and family Of New York have
taken possession o. the little white house at
Lake Eood, y. J., lately vacated by Mr., and
Mrs. Cleveland
Ms. { L tvELAND was born on saturday, March
l. 1881. He was inauZuratsd President for the
second time on Saturday, March 4, 1888, the
week day OF bis blrta
COUNT PoYoLERI has kept lions as pets for the
last quarter OF century. ami it is his custom
70 have Two lions and a chimpanzee 10 his room
Whlle be Is taSiug breakfast.
PR1NcEss KAIULAsI is said 70 have much
musical taste and to be fond of playing the
uKihli, an instrument that IS described as "a
cross oetwesn the guitar aad mandolin
ONE of the combinations which the Delaware
politicians are considering, as possible means
OF getting Mr. Bayard back into the Senate. is
20 MAKE senator Gray successor TO Chief Justice
Robinson OF tue state supreme court, who died
recently.
A NEBRASKA MAN advertised for a wife. He
said he wanted "a southern girl who would be
Wiling to demonstrate her ability to cook by
preparing meal in his presence. A Texas
glrI answered the advertisement. The adver-
User came on and watched her cooking dinner.
When she had finished hey dincd together, and
were married two hours atterward.
IT IS RELATED OF Gen. Grant that while en-
gagged IN an animated argument with Mrs. John
a Logan on one occasion, he opened his cigar
case offered her a cigar, AMI took one himself
re III ms OVID, and proceeded with the discus
SION Hrs. Logan quietly accepted one, too
DuL Secreted 1t without attracting attention,
anu she no" values it highly as q souvenir.
PROF. L. E. BARNARD. the discoverer Of Jupi-
ter's fifth satellite, has received the degree of
Doctor OF Sciences from Vanderbilt University.
he was student in that Institution before go
ing 70 tne Lex observatory, but did not com
peIe nis course. He was about to begin
lecture IN Nashville the other evening when
PRESIDENT Garland Of the university conferred
THIS hohor In behalf OF the faculty.
A LOUISVILLE GIRL, who plays on the cornet, is
said to have discovered that performers on
wind Instruments generally develop dimples in
thelr cheeks, caused probably by the frequent
strain on the facial muscles. which are brought
INTO play by the act of blowing. The clarionet
the flute, the oornet aud the trombone are all
saio TO be excellent factors in producing this
little indentation, 30 often vanly coveted by
artificial means.
JUSTICE LAMAR was fond OF children. One
day last summer he was seen to stop and take a
hand at marbles with an unchin. Another time
he playtully TOOK little boys straw hat Off his
head and walked on with IL. In a moment his
mind had gone on one of those flights OF intro
version for which the justice was famous, and
ne had walked several blocks before he noticed
that he had been committing petit larceny He
retraced his steps to restore the hat. The lad
was coming along with policeman. Explana-
lions followed, and she youngster got back his
property.
AN English paper tells story Of a we'll
known bishop who suffers from impaired vision.
He recently held levee. at length a guest ap-
preached and said; "How do you do, my lord?
My mother wishes to be kindly remembered to
you Ah," said the bishop, ''that is very
good of her. And how is the dear old souip
Nothing like good old mother! Be sure to
take care Of your old mother. Good morning"
The bishop did not in the least know who his
visitor was, aud said to his footman, who was
THAR" The servant replied THE last gentle
man who left your lordsbips reception is the
Duke Of Connaught."