The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-14
PERSONAL.

NJ. Renouard, head of the great Mazas
prison IN Paris, says that he often receives
college graduates as prisoners for various
OuenseS. and that the number OF such delln-
quents IS increasing As a rule, these educa-
teq criminals make no boast OF their accom-
pllShments and 1t is often only by chance or
after painstaking investigation that their
university standing is discovered.
Gen Lord Wolseley has teen appointed
held-marshai at an age younger that that Of
any OF the fifty six persons not Of royal blood
who have been advanced to that rank siLce
It's esta blishment in England in 1856. with two
experimentation, Duke OF Argyle, who. with
the Earl Of Orkney. formed the hrst creation;
ana the Duke Of Wellington, who received
tAe baton for Ntttoria at the age Of "A.
Gen. R. A. Colston, who commanded Stone
wall Jackson's brigade at Cedar Mountain.
was recently removed from a subordinate
position in the surgeon-geuerals ONCE at
Washington after suffering from a stroke OF
paralysis, ana he Is now living in destitute
condition in that city. AT a recent meeting
OF the local Confederate Veterans. Associa-
ton, It was decided to render the old soldier
all the aid IN the associations power.
The first etching made by DR.. Francis
Seymour Haden, whom the queen has
knighted. bears date 1913. though it was not
until twenty years later that the French
critics discovered him and introduced him to
the world. DR.. Haden possesses a fortune,
and 10 Is said that his income. which must be
very large, from the sale of his etchings, IS
devoted to hospital for incuraDles founded
by himself and 10 the purchase of rare old
prints. He is now about 20 years old
One of the secrets of Lord Wolseley's sue
cess in life is his faculty Of being always
ready. When a British premier, having
rendered him in London the command of the
army at the Cape of Good Hope, inquired,
without hesitation. BY the Ais train" 1t
was then clock. ApropOS OF the tulhllment
OF Rose berry predictions about himself, 1t is
well TO recall that Wolseley's school teacher
SAID that the youth would be field mar
shall some day.
Prof Rosenthat, who has been for many
years Christian missionary in Abyssinia, is
now in this country. telling how missionaries
IN that country are prosecuted. King Theodore
was especially cruel to missionaries. They
were first condemned to wear heavy bars of
IRON around thtt' body and were then tried.
The trial began by reading the geneaology of
the King, which claimed for him a blood rela-
uonShtp with Solomon and David and the
reading OF which lasted four hours. During
this reading the missionaries we're compelled
TO stand unprotected IN the burning sun.
The Emperor of Russia has four separate
services of horses and carriages-the gala
set and the French English and Russian
sets. Each set comprises at least fifty
horses The Russian set accompanies the
emperor wherever he goes The gala and
the French horses and carriages are housed
at st. Peters burg n the winter palace stables.
Over each set is a head -coachman, and under
him are four or five other cOachmen and
large number OF grooms and stablemen. The
gala horses of the Emperor Of Russia are
fifty Hanoverlan horses, and of the breed
specimen of which figures in the legends of
the white horse of Charlemagne. these
horses are perfectly white, With blue eyes,
and anything more magnificent in the way Of
trappings than their harness can hardly be
conceived.