The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-19
PERSONAL.

The New England Undertakers' Assoeia-
ton at session held this week e.ested as Of
fcers Mr.. Berry Of Rhode Island, Mr.. Clay Of
massachusetts, and Mr.. Church Of Connect
cut.
The Rev. DR.. Dougan Clark Of Richmond.
lnd-, one OF the most eminent Quakers in the
| world, Is to be disciplined by his church in
hlchmond Tor having recently submitted to
| baptism. 1 or many years he has been con
neeted with Earlham College.
The fashion of using a reversible saddle,
which was tegun in England several years
ago by the Princess Of Wales. was introduced
10 American women by Miss Anna G. Brack-
EFT, who was the first woman in the country
10 use such saddle Even now it Is not in
common use, although many women prefer it.,
children are taught TO ride upon it and doc
tors recommend il.
The English rose and the Florentine lily
VIII each have place on the memorial stat
that is 10 cover the grave Of Robert Browning
IN westminster A obey. The slao, which is
nearly completed, is very simple in decora.
ton ana bears as inscription only the name
and date, but the stone upon which these are
carved is OF oriental porphyry set in a frame
OF sienna marble. The work has been done
IN Venice.
Foreign papers say that the Car Of Russia
has decided to visit his relatives at Copen-
hagen for the benefit of his health. His
majesty says that the Danish capital is the
only place in which he feels well and entirely
Tree from care. r 9 walks for hours in the Ere
densoorg Park, near the city, accom- anied
by MS dogs and sometimes by his favorite
niece The illness OF the car gives much con-
Germ to himself and relatives.
When little boy Sheridan LIE Fanu wrote
the following essay on the life of man: "A
mans life naturally divides itself into three
parts-the hrst, when he is planning and con
IRVING all kinds Of yilllany and rascality;
that is the period of youth and inn Ocence
In the Sc ond he is found putting In practice
all the villtany and rascaHly he has con-
trlVed; that is the Hover Of manhood and
prime OF Ii e. The third and last period is
chat when he is making his soul and prepar-
dotage."
Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt holds to the
rule that obtains with the rest of her late
husbands family of never giving to those
VINO ask for help, bpt at the same time she
deVotes most OF hef large in ONE TO char
liable work, living simply and quietly her
self. She investigates through competent
agents the cases of those sick and needy,
whom she seeks out and gives generously
During last winter she Is said TO nave paid
the rent OF nearly thousand persons, and
she goes frequently into the slums and to he
missions but her great n iety is to conceal
her Identity and avoid thanks
Cardinal Taschereau of Quebec, who has
just resigned he archbishopric OF that do
cese because of old age, has been for many
years stalwart antagonist of the Jesuits.
he has never been in favor with the ultra
montaneS. for his inclinauions have always
been liberal. and his elevation TO the cardi-
nalate was made in spite OF much ultramon-
tame opposition TasChereau has been the
principal obstacle in the way OF Jesuit con
troll OF the educational institutions of his
cnurcn, which means OF practically all the
schools or the province, and he succeeded, so
Tar as his own diocese is concerned, in pre-
venting TIE founding of any jesuit schools