Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-28
PERSONAL.

SENATOR BAYARD is at Newport, the
guest of w. r. Travers. of New York.
QUEEN VICTORIA's surname is Billing.
That of her husband was Victim.
Mr.. BLAINE will pass the entire sum-
mer at his home in Augusta, Me. He dis
likes seaside resorts and does not care for
the mountains.
CHIEF JUSTICE Doe, of New Hamp=
shire, who will resign his office Septem-
Der l, after continuous service Oftwenty-
four years, is only flfty-three years of
age.
SENATOR L. @ c. LAMAR does all he
can to encourage women workers. When
ever he can give clerical work to a woman
he invariably does so and pays her well
for it, too.
JOHN BOYLE O'REHLY's cottage at
Hull, Mass, was built in 1640 and in one
of the stited, RATED chambers Susanna
Rawson wrote ''CharlOtte Temple" and
''Rebecca."
SENATOR EUGENE HALE in the practice
: of law has made a large fortune for him
self of $4,000 to 100000. His wife is
said to have $1,2O0,00O, and with her
mothers interest $1,500,00O.
SECRETARY LINCOLN, with his daugh-
tiers Mary and Jessie and his son Abra-
ham, went on fishing excursion the other
morning
Jessie caught shark weighing thirty
pounds.
PIUs ms statue is now in the Church
of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome, under
the chief altar, Plus IN. is represented
on his knees praying, The statue cost
$4,000 francs and was paid for by the
Cardinals.
Young ARTHUR, son of the President,
is fishing in Cassapedia river, Lower
Canada, with the Governor General and
Princess Louise. The Princess has great
luck, and has sent several big salmon to
her mother.
THE LATE BISHOP PECK, in recently
giving all his property to the Syracuse
University, explained: 81 have an ambi-
ton to die without anything, for l am
going to where l shall have infinite riches
of a kind that will suit me better than any
of these material things"
ANOTHER one ofthe very few survivors
of Trafalgar has just died in England. His
name was Francis Harris, his age eighty
six, his rank that of retired commander.
He entered the British navy when nine
years of age and only three months before
the battle off Cape Trafalgaawas fought.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR appears to have
no difficulty in making himself under
stood. He is reported as saying to Ken
lucky representative introducing Re-
publican constituent" and office seeker,
Il have been made acquainted with Mr..
Mckee some sixty times, and l have no
desire to see him again."
FATHER BosCo, the famous Italian
missionary, is now in Paris. He has
erected Summaries which contain $4,000
poor boys. He furnishes 600 priests every
year to the church. over 10000 priests
educated by him are now preaching in
various parts of the world. He is almost
blind and very feeble. In manner he is
childlike, simple and gentle.
MRS. KATE b. SHERWOOD, wife of Gen.
l. b. Sherwood, ex-Secretary of State
of Ohio, is the editor of the Toledo Journal,
and in the columns of her paper thus
mentions Judge HOadly: ''HOadly, as
campaigner, is like Garfield, from the fact
that he never opens his mouth without
saying something, and like Hayes in that
he antagonizes nobody and attacks but
few. With Garfeld's aggressiveness he
would be the strongest man in Ohio to-
day. Asst is he comes pretty near it,"
CAR ALEXANDER III. once expressed
a desire to meet the Comte de Chambord,