Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-24
PERSONAL.

THE Princess of Wales still retains her
girlish looks.
SENATOR HAMPTON is at Dagger's
Springs, Va.
SENATOR HAwLEY, of Connecticut, is
in Holland.
JAY GOULD's rule has been never to
employ again discharged men.
SENATOR LAMAR, of Mississippi, has
many head of bloOded stock.
GERsTER is announced to sing in Rome
for the benefit of the Ischia sufferers.
EDISON says: lit requires as much in
genuity to make money out of an inven-
ton as to make the Inventions"
SECRETARY CHANDLER arrived at
Portsmouth. y. H., Monday afternoon,
and took the Tallapoosa for summer
trip. extending it at his pleasure.
THE EARL OF AYLESFORD is going on
a tour through Texas, with the intention
of buying land enough to establish the
largest stock rancho in that empire State.
THE Long Branch Nelos says: 'Mr.
Daniel DOugherty's house on helsea ave-
nue. is model of comfort, and is charm
ingly situated in the midst of garden"
MIR. JULIAN HAWTHORNE greatly re-
sembles his father, Nathaniel Hawthorne,
but Is hardly so large and handsome. He
lives at Morrisania, n. Y, where he is
writing mis- fathers biography.
THE King and Queen of Greece will
probably visit England toward the end of
September. The Queen is now on the way
to Copenhagen, where she Will be joined
by the King when he leaves Wiesbaden.
ONE of the men who knew it all rather
took away Miss Georgia Canyons breath
i'm the Luxembourg gallery, the other day,
bt- oN-,,la iuiutr N hpV that a certain niQtlJrQ
of Christ and the Magdalen was 'Our Lord
pardoning the adulterated woman"
SENATOR GEORGE, of Mississippi, who
boasts that his sons are none too good to
work in the cotton field, nevertheless has
a son who draws a salary of Sl,S00 in the
stationery room at Washington. Paper,
you know, is sometimes made of cotton.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is back from
Europe with glowing account of de-
lightful vacation. She was especially
charmed with the little village of HOol-
gate, in Normandy, which has beach
that extends in one unbrOken line from
Trouville to Luc Sur Mer, distance of %
miles.
GOVERNOR CURTIN, of Pennsylvania,
is now at Saratoga. His tall figure and
silver-gray hair attract the attention of
the crowd. The Governor Is dressed like
gay young man of the world. He wears
a small gray plaided suit and has high
white hat, cooked over one ear with the
grace of sportsman.
MRS. KATHARINE :. MCDOWELL,
sherwood Bonner" who recently died at
her home in Mount Holly Springs, Miss,
was only 30 years of age. 1t is thought
that she first injured her health during
the yellow fever epidemic of 1878, when
she went to Holly Springs to nurse her
f.,f n N Of u
weeks illness.
MONSIGNOR CAPEL gave the Newport
ers good, old-fashiOned gospel eXhOrta-
ton from text that contains a sermon
in itself, 'sYe cannot serve God and mann
mon." The frequente-s OF Vanity Fair
who went to hear the noted priest out of
curiosity did not find man whose pur-
pose in preaching is to tickle the intellect
or please the fancy.
THE QUEEN OF ITALY is very fond of
children, and seldom takes walk with
out stopping to chat with one or two of
her Youthful subjects, especially little
girls. In former days she would often
ask protoge: "And what is your father,
my dear?" But since the naughty reply
of mite of seven-"My father is a Re-
publicanr' Her Majesty studiOusly avoids
this question.
A LETTER writer says: "Ben. Butler
has been making a great reputation for
himself as an anti-monOpOlist, the friend
of the poor workingman. The anti-mOn-
opolv plank is the strongest in his plat
form. In spite of this pretense he is him
self the sole owner of two mOnOpOlies
among the richest in the country. 1t is
not at all well-kuown that he owns out
right the only factories in this country
that are engaged in the manufacture of
bunting"
THE QUEEN will not only erect an enOr-
nous monument over John Browns
grave in Crathie churchyard, but will
have a cairn built on aneighboring noun
tain, while at Windsor brass will be
erected on the walls of the Prince Con-
sorts memorial Chapel, and a tablet in
the nave of st. Georges, Moreover a
bust of the dead servitOr is to be made by
Mr.. Boeline for the Queens private con-
temptation, while a statue larger than
life will be erected in the hall at Bal
moral