Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-23

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cred as the pet of the administration.
MRS. DAHLGRRN is building a new
house from the proceeds Of her Washing
ton novel.
EX-SECRETARY WINDOW made love to
his present sister-in-law before he mar
ried his wife.
\ CINCINNATI family, which has grown
rich in candle grease, viii slide INTO
Washington society this winter.
SIR {. WoLsELEY and Lady Wolseley
are the guests Of Ex-Governor John Lee
Carroll at Doughoregan Manor, Maryland.
SENATOR DON CAMERON says it took
double his salary to run his house. This
''hOuse' business probably covers a null
titude Of sins.
GOssIPs have set aside a rich widow Of
New York as the proposed partner of En-
sign Hunt, OF the navy, son OF our Mill
lister to Russia.
WIN YONG TX, first Minister of the Co
rean Embassy, is confined to his room at
the Arlington Hotel in Washington, with
an attack Of rheumatism.
BEFORE Lady ROsebery. nee ROths-
child. left San Francisco for China, she
visited the synagogue, and after passing
some time in devotion she left 500.
The Baroness Burdett-COutts now Jig
ures as the patrOness of the great Var
mouth fishing fleet, for which she built no
less than thirty smacks forp poor fishermen.
The appetite Of Lord COleridge is now
receiving attention at Washington. In
fortunately for the institutions of our
country he is too late for a Potomac plank
shad.
BISHOP GREEN, of Mississippi, now in
his S4th year, is the only survivor of the
( Episcopal Convention Of 1923. He has
been IS years in holy orders and 81 years
in the episcOpate.
Mr.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT has re-
sided i'm Paris long time, and he is stu
diously polite in dealing with his cOntem-
pOraries. He has the SdCOiT fdire which
comes from contact with upper European
society.
THE Presidents sister, Mrs. McElrOy,
I aud her daughter are with Miss Nellie
Arthur at the Soldiers Home cottage.
The White House is nearly ready again
for occupancy, the East Room having re-
ceiyed Tiffany's artistic touches, and
everything looking especially nice and
cosy.
BISHOP SIMPSON, Of Philadelphia, is in
Chicago. He is the most eloquent orator
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
probably one Of the best orators in the
world-sOmetimes disappointing on ac-
| count Of his dryness. and at other times
rising to a white heat that fuses all
around it.
MINISTER MORTON's priyats residence
in Paris is an imposing building on the
Place DIES Flats Unis named in honor of
I our country }, and is a very grand estab-
lishment. He entertains quite royalty.
not even Lord Lyons or the Duke Fernan-
Nunez, the Spanish envoy. OutdOing him
i'm the splendor of his balls and dinners.
! The chateau Of the Duchess BujaucOn.
near POissy. was occupied by him during
the summer. and he did the honOrs there
! to many Of his American friends.
DURING Prince Bismarck's recent STAY
/ at Gastein his dog, Reichshund. which
nearly killed the dog of Prince G0rtscha-
| koff at the Berlin Congress, made a saw
age attack on dog that belonged to a
/ Gasteu householder and finally killed
I him. Bismarck witnessed the affair and
/ punished his dog severely. \ few
/ DAYS afterward he called on the owner Of
/ the dead dog and not only apOlOgized in
/ person for the outrage, but promised to
replace the slain animal with a still bet
ter one.
A PARIS letter says that in spite Of all
/ her Vagaries Sarah Bernhardt is still
adOred BY the Partisan public. No matter
what part she plays, she is always sure
/ of crowded and enthusiastic house. How
! with all her work is IA mystery. Four
! years ago, just when she went to London
| for the first time, she took it into her head
I to learn English. The lady who was to
/ give her the lessons asked at what hour
! She should call. "At / O'Clock in the
morning. after the theatre. Ii is the only
time have at my disposal" replied Sarah.
! NJ. DE BLOwTTZ, the Paris correspond
| ent Of the London Times. whose utter
ances are so frequently quoted, is a POM
| pous parsonage Of real influence and i'm
/ portance. whose head has been a little
| turned by constant association with
I notable people. He was asked the other
I day by rival correspondent. whose sar-
cas- m was perfectly plain, if he thought it
safe for him to leave Paris at a time when
the general outlook OF Continental poll
/ tics is so gloomy. "Oh," replied the
/ friend of Kings and EmperOrs, ''that is
all bIdque' In any case / must allow Eu-
/ roDo 10 shift for itself: Poor EIIrODpI