The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-15
PEREONAL.

JoHS II. FLAGLER. the STANDARD oil magnate,
was hued 500 on Monday by Judge Beach OF
the New York supreme court for falling TO
answer subpoena for jury service.
DIR. W. W ALLEY, who died at Moravia, n.
Y, aged 81 years. was the Oldest homeopathic
physician In the country. He had been IN CON
tlnuous IracIce for sixty-six years.
PESDLEroS, ORE, has an Indian prophet,
Nanich kopa Alki Coplitz, who Is said to have
foretold the recent heavy fall OF snow and
several other atmospheric phenomena.
IT IS NOT I4PRoB ABLE that we shall yet have
ex-Queen L-luokalani over here as star in a
play written around her by one OF the many
stsge-htters who do that sort Of work to order.
WArAIRI KITAsHIMA, a japanese Harvard
student, said the other day. in an address in
Boston, that ''the Japanese Of to-day are suffer
ing from religious dyspepsIa-they have had so
many kinds stuffed into them"
FERDISAND WARD visited the New York Prod
uce Exchange the other day for the first time
in ten years. He announced that he had gone
into the stationery business and was ready TO
accept all contracts his old friends were dis
posed 70 give him.
IN VIENNA gypsy prophecy TO the effect
that the Archduchess Isabella of Austria will
have twelve daughters before the son and heir
Is porn IS periodically revived, and has recently
Dee recalled by the birth Of q seventh daughter
to the archduchess.
AMONG twenty nine divorces granted at the
January term Of the supreme court in Bangor
was one setting Fannie Mohawk free from Lola
MOHAWK, Iarrattue brave, who didn't treat
her we'll The squaw was BY far the best look
ing woman Ia the court room.
CEsARE ORsINI. whose appointment as Italian
envoy to Mexico is announced, is brother TO
the leader in the attempted assassination OF
Napoleon Ill, while the latter was driving to
the opera-Felics Orsini, whose name was given
TO the kind OF bumb used on that occasion.
EMPRESS FREDERICK, who used to be known
in Berlin as skillful and daring skater. is said
to have recently enjoyed her favorite exercise
daily on the lake in Bellevue gaTten. in that
clty-an Ice accomplishment for & lady VINO is
the grandmother Of children in their teens.
WALTER B. HARRIS and R. G. Cunningham
Graham, two Londoners, assert that they en-
countered in Southern Morocco, at the foot Of
the Atlas mountains, dozen or fourteen men,
none OF whom were over ~ feet tall. who are
believed to belong to a tribe who inhabt the
upper range of the mountains.
Mrs. BARNABEz, who always travels with her
husband in his tours with the Bostonian Opera
Company, has a very happy habit Of taking
with her numerous pictures draperies, books
and oric-a-brac, with which she makes the
plalnest hotel room look coy and home-llke.
II they stay but week IN place she considers
1t well worth while to make her surroundings
attractive.
MRS MARGARET CASSIDY GILLESPIE, who was
born in Ireland 1o3 years ago, has just died at
Upland, Pa. She was baptized by John Wes-
ley, who also officiated at the marriage Of her
parents Notwithstanding this fact she re-
manned member of the Episcopal church all
her life. At her death she was the posseSsor of
q complete set of the Journals of John IVES
ley" which are Of considerable value.