The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-08
PER SONAL.

Count Tolstoi has written a popular opera
entitled The Distiller" II is in the inter-
ests Of temperance.
Thomas Edison. the inventor, has never
carried a watch in his life he says that he
has never wanted TO know the time
Field Marshal Lord wolselev wrote his
life Of Marlborough s,audin- at his desk in
his dressing gown and before breakfast
Perhaps the best lady shot al the present
day is Lady Eva Quin wife Of Capt. Wynd-
ham. heir presumptive TO the Earl Of Dun
raven
in the House Of Commons several m embers
take notes in Shorthand for their personal
reference. Mr.. Tim Healy is one Of this
group.
The Infanta Eulalia is residing in London
where living is more economical Her pen
sion has been reduced. and she is attended
only by maid Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall are never seen upon
the stage except in each others comp any
When they were married they made vow
never 70 De parted when playing.
The Gar of Russia plays on the coronet, It
IS said, with such utter disregard to time and
place that some one hinted thatlt entirely
accounted for the existence Of nihilists.
Lord Randolph Churchill. accompanied by
his wife, reached New York by the steamer
Majestic on Wednesday. The once famous
English statesman will spend iEdehnate
period IN America.
Mrs Mary Green. who celebrated her 1929
birthday on Monday at Swamptown North
Kingston, Rhode Island has lived for over
seVenty-uve years In her present home, which
Is within two miles of the house in which she
was born.
Samuel B. Arnold who was implicated in
the project to abduct President Lincoln in
1865, and sentenced to the Dry Tortugas for
life being afterward pardoned by President
Johnson, Is now keeping meat stall IN the
broadway market Baltimore.
Helen Gould is entertaining at her home,
Woody Crest at Tarrytown. thirty homeless
girls from the Five Points mission. The
children are al liberty to roam over the broad
acres OF close cropped lawns and enjoy them
selves to their hearts content.
Mayor H. S. Trout OF Roanoke Va. in
his annual message to the city council
stated that at the beginning of the
year he made voluntary reduction of 800
in his salary, and now made a further reduc-
ton OF the same amount in the interest Of
economy.
Che of Lord Coleridee's peculiariues
was his habit when on circuit of strolling
round and round the court in order to keep
himself awake This was tIelueUt practice
OF his when sitting late 10 finish case, and
was extremely disconlertlpg 10 the counsel
who Mapped to be addr6 sslug him
The widow Of Gen. Phil Sheridan, with her
three children, live in Washington. Phil, her
only son. attends school in that city while
her two daughters attend Edcn Han. a Cath
Ole seminary near Philadelphia Mrs. Sher-
idan Is only about 30 years cid. having been
very much the junior OF her husband
J. Frank Hanley, the republican candidate
for congress in the Ninth Indiana district,
was saving and splitting wood for IS cents
day fifteen years ago in Warren county In
diana, and attending school evenings for the
first time in his life. In 1890 he got his first
great start. when he split his name in the
middle and was admitted 70 the bar