The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-23
Pc aSONAL.

The late John Hoey's flock OF ninety swans
will be giyeH TO New YORK city TO be exhibited
in the Central park lakes.
4 STARTING HEADSEARi is worn By Frank SAN
horn, the weli-i,nown writer, traveller and sage
OF Concord Il Is round crown affair just ike
Dali OF q mussmelon stuck on TOP OF an iGl-
uense circle OF felt VIII ca sta IDS CUT as straight
as piece OF board,
A REVIEW ca led Der Frauenf sind. or Z err
Of Women, rs 10 be started in Vienna. The
editor. Herr G-Ose. has set before himself the
OH CT OF emancipatiug man from his subsection
to "tnat-doa woman, whom I'd ots idolize AID
fools bow down before as TO divinity"
AMoyo 61ag a. lockwood Hoar's disikes
was one for Wendell Phillips They say that on
the day the great orators remains we're borne
to the tomb some one met the judge and in:
CURED: Aren't you going 10 the funerel!"
NO. he replied. but spprose of il.
In almost unanimously declining an offer
from Mr. Elwen, the American sculptor, Of a
statue of Dickeps. the London county council.
mas merely respected the wishes OF the great
novelist WHO exFress.y stated in his will his
nope that no statue OF him would be erected.
M8s. MAUD Howe ELLIOTT is now TO become a
lecturer as well as a writer. She has given some
parlor talks IN a modest way latt ly, and her
success in that direction encOurag es her TO ad-
dress the public from the platform. The Sal
walton Army in England will form one of her
topics : 'ft57-
MISS FLORENCE BAscoM of wilamstown.
Mass, who will take the title of ''Ph. D. next
June from John Hopkins University, will be the
nrst woman 70 receive such an honor from that
institution She has been studying in the geo
logical department in Baltimore for two years.
and had beenssifnharly engaged for three more
10 the University Of Wisconsin.
PRIScE PeSIATowsKL who is to marry Miss
Fair, is said to be a brother of the prince of the
same name who married sister of Col. Ely
Goddard OF Vermont. Prince Joseph Ponia-
towski. who oscaneswi1ely known abroad as
composrrA-one of his masses is sung b. many
choirS 10 this country-was born in 1876. All of
them descended from Stanislaus H., last King
of Poland. 80
WHEN Delegate Game of Utah went to
Wyoming tomake stump speeches last summer.
as there was many emigrants from the terri
tory to that state TO whom he wished to address
himself, an amlable reproof for trespassinR was
administered by Senator Warren. IF you come
over here again." said he, Il Will have to kill
you" That's all right" replied the delegate
''but you must renem Der that in the matter OF
killing, the Gains have always had the best
Of it, - ~
THE late Werner Won Siemens the great Ger
man electrician. who was an ardent liberal, was
greatly surprised when he read in the papers
one morning shortly after the death of Emperor
William that Emperor FredericS had raised him
10 Tue RANKS OF the nereultafy nOOluLy. he
turned TO Mme. Won Semens, who was sitting in
the room. aud said: s'Dear wife, now go at
once to Lepket tthe Berlin dealer in paintings)
and buy ancestors He cared little for the no.
bility particle before his name.
JUSTICE HoRAcE GRAY, the physical giant OF
the supreme court bench was a sedate bachelor.
long past middle life. when be married few
years ago theyoungest daughter of his late as
sociate, Justice Stanley Matthew'S Ths justice
and his youn< wife live in large brick house
on the corner of Sixteenth and l streets. Wash.
ington, which they planned on the style of the
aristocratic, old houses of ewburyport. The
exterior is Somewhat bafnlfke, but the interior
is the extreme Of comfort. The Grays have o
children, bat We're not pleased. notwithstand-
ing, when they found a GROWING infant a few
hours old on their door step this morning,
warmly cuddled in 3 market bisket. The un-
welcome visitor was sent TO the Founding hos
pital G+e saw, .t'.r .7t t--