Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-13
PERSONAL.

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| MRs,IsoGAss,i the wife of Mr.. Blaine S, yokeE
fellow, intends to pass the summer at Rock
Enen Springs. 200 ~" s4 a. tso
af EDaUNb CLARENCE STE ADMAN, Vail STREETS
broker poet, is reputed tofbe the writer OF the
ne v ar 1ymous story, '.Qnia Margin IN the
| ConttHeat', rra iufg& ael in taiaI f-a
THE late Samuel w. SWEET Of Boston, be-
slows nearly 100000 upon Institutions of re-
ligion and charity, without much regard TO
sectarian distinctions % 'so' -ai
Y .JrsfIcE STEPHEN J.. FIELD is ata'heroI' to
Jdaduin Miller because he went to California
in -, s'when the towards did not start there
and the weak died on the Way aas 1cl | -nl
GAHDIDAFE LOGAN is aiiNethodist,l and OF
him Methodist clergyman in Boston said the
other day that he Joined the church by teIel
graph and was baptized by photograph. 10
. THE great dancer Taglioni has left mem lTs
safd to cOntain curious regulations of the life
of the Berlin, Vienna, and Paris aristoeIac y
OF forty years ago, and concerning the bel gan
court. 80 -.cerfad- ma .~oIsusE 81
RoRrEL, the new ex1cab driver tenor OF
Hambug, is receiving the tIfpreood ted sala-
TN for a young artist in Germany OF 1915 a
Hight.at 4rohs Theatre jlI the \ f. rhiergarten
Berlin. .uOJ 81 Aset' 'it',ii = r. 100 ~
Mrs. TON THuAdB, who, isonow forty-fve
years old, stopped. growing only a. few years
Ago, and says, as hers is a-Qase OF arrested de-
velOpment, she should not be surprised if she
should begitrt6 grow again. -r
f4ft MHSsi ELY ABETH STUART PHELsPS' has put
forth a theory that in the race for inlmortalf-
Fly the same CONFLICT takes, place aslin the
I physical world. The 1ttest only survive in
the p4Ucess ofspfritual efoAtion. aasjl6 3.
3. SONG Of .ths electors in tho South OF Lon
don are said toieOntemplate bringing forward
Miss Helen Taylor as a Parliamentary cand-
date at the, next election. They believe there.
is no legal obstacle to the election of 4 woman,
although women, have not PaFIiamentary
yote,ia., !. 3i.i .lauoo .l.'i- i,If@e 9I"4 ~
ABRRH 8. HEWITT while in Washington in
habits several rooms at WoRmleyl 8, Including
one down stairs, Where he sleeps, when not
tr6ubled with insomnia, and one up near the
roof, to whie h he climbs when the newspapers
crtiefse his hostility toward the project OF a
respectable American hayy., III. l-.aaa.,i =
MIR. Cox, known in familiar story as "Sun-
set, y is too eautpus to perm il the bee TO buzz
about his ear. .,,rHaNe you any Presidential
aspirationsgr asked the Washington CdDit tai
gossiper, of the little joker from New Pork,
teOh, no, y replied eek, quickly. s'There ARE
so many JumbOs in the PresIdemtiat rabe'
from New X DIRK that THERE'S no room for the
baby. elephant."df aHiliGiiiWiG iE9ni'3 1'l'
|, Miss LILLIAN ia VI OR, daughter Of the late
I Bayard Taylor, has delighted her friends by,
eviheing an artistic talent closely akin to-
|. genius. Some Of her Sketches from lie might
with credit be attributed to lar oldeG and
more famous h9n6s. In a few. days she will
sail for Europe, there to pursue her studies
{ in the best schools of art. Miss Taylor ab-
pears 5have inherited an enyiable share Of
literary ability. -r.1 .rir fn fss.ftr 2