The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-12
PERSONAL.


Paul du Chaillu, who has studied 300
ancient sagas in Denmark, says they re-
cord the description OF i've distinct voy-
try.
Nine. Teresa Viele. who read a paper en-
TITLED Turkey and the Religion Of Islam at
the Parliament Of Religions has just been
decorated ~ the sultan vi h one OF the most
ass n ulshed orders in turkey, N recog-
nluol OF services rendered to the Ottoman
Empire
The composer Of t'Manon." Signor Puc-
chi. was arrested as a spy in Malta few
days ago. as photographs Of the fort works
were found in his possession. he was al
lowed to 20 free. however. upon the destruc
ton OF the photos, and was invited to a ball
that evening.
Miss sadie Monroe Swift Of Massachusetts
has won distinction IN two ways. she is the
of1clal reporter ri the Middlesex and Barn
stahle terms OF the supreme court being the
us woman hclally recognized as a court
stenographeri ana this summer she made
bicycle record OF less than ten hours over the
route from Yarmouth TO Boston, 8sla miles
SIZE is SAID TO be the first woman TO make the
run.
The Hungarians are indignant with Count
Nicholas Esterhazy. That nobleman gave
fine horse Of his stud the name of kossIth
ana Las announced that his horse is to run in
the Budapest Summer races. A Budapest
newspaper says. I'VE will take al oath that
this horse viii not race IN Budapest. 1t is
true certain kind of roast beef has been
naInei after the ESterhaZys. and an epO
has cen named after kossuth, bat race
horse shall not be called by that name
Gen. Wade Hampton, DOW in San Francisco
on his annual tour Of inspection Of the Cen
tral and Union Pa itc roads frankly says he
could GO better work on his railroad eXamina-
tons IL con- ress had not deprived him OF the
AID OF competent engineer who travelled
with him year ago. 1t was his duty to ex-
anime the equipment and everything Of that
klnd, says the general, but congress
cropped him IN ft Of picayuue economy,
ana can only see the road as / 20 over it.
IEere shou be pr act'cal man who would
make report on all tie shops and other
equipments"
"A writer in the Springfield Union says that
Senator Brice got his start in life in a rather
interesting way. After he left college he
studied law, but he didn't get on very wei
and he went TO Charlie Foster then governor
OF ONO and asked if sometime in the way OF
an once couidn be founI for him. 'ImpoS-
sloIe. said the governor. You are a demo-
crat. and I am republican. 1t would cause
no END OF talk if l were to give you place.
with so many republicans wanting offices"
hui BrlSe was In straits, and he begged so
earnestly for some help nv viii h he might
eKtrltate himself that Foster finally placed a
sum OF money in his hanus and told him TO
come 70 New ork and look after a certain
financial transa, ton. his last Injunction to
me young man was to foil instructions.
when he got here Brice made inquiries hrSt,
ana then acted directly contrary to what he
had cen told, telesraphiny forthwith what
ne mad done Foster wired Indignantly for
the reason. The reply was: Because could
make s O,OOO for you. there was no ques-
uoning eyond that and thenceIorth Foster
and Brice worked in harmony in various
railroad operations the latter giving up his
IDEA OF legal career or the more lucrative
one OF railroad builder and promoter.