Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-21
PERSONAL.

The widow Of Wendell Philips is again
seriously III in Boston.
Ex-PREsIDEST HAYES is at present the
guest Of Mr.. Moses Peirce, Of Norwich, Conc.
IT Is said that Gov Waller, Of Connecticut,
i 70 become partner in a New York law
firm.
GES. Louis P. ID CEsNOLA was robbed Of
his watch. jeWelry and purse by pickpOckct
on crowded street car in New York the
other day.
MIS-. MARY +. PILLOW, the widow Of Gen.
Gideon J. Pillow. has written life Of her
husband, and Will publish the book shortly at
Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. LELAND STANFORD. on the anniversary
Of the birthday Of her only son, who recently
died IN Italy, sent 5000 to the free kinder
gartens in San Francisco.
MILE. Rosa D'ERINA, the '.prima donna Of
Erin" was married sunday evening to Prof. q.
4. NontOm, NicOmte de Ste. CrOix, at the
Church Of the Holy lnnOcents IN West Thirty
seventh street. near Broadway, New York.
CHARLES READE did not make all his for
tune by writing. He was successful in several
speculatiOns and is believed to have left
much larger sum than the sum commonly
named One estimate places his fortune al
$4,000.
JoHs BRowS is as likely to be as much be-
statued al \ bert the Good. Queen Victoria
has just ordered a life-size broHzeIstatue to lie
placed in the hall at Bamoral, and a large
headstOne for his grave, with quotations,
scrptural and poetic, selected by herself.
TEE MARQUIS TsESG has three sons-Dule
East Duke Home. and Duke POle-the eldest
Of whom has already lived five years in Eng
land, three OF them having been passed in
public school. His age is now only u, and he is
already engaged to be married. His general
intelligence, acuteness, and extraordinary
yivacity' are remarked.
HENRY SrARKR, Ia. Wheeler and Joseph
n ia
Dearborn garrison, who occupied the spot
where Chicago has since sprung up. Mr..
Starke. writing 10 the Chicago pioneers at
their celebration the other night. said that
when he first saw Chicago there was not
dwelling house from horizon to horizon.
MRS. LEWIS, the wife Of the noted Dio
Lewis, figures in the New York newspapers
as a heroine. tramp, finding Mrs Lewis
room and demanded that he be served with
meal like a gentleman. Mrs. Lewis ran for
revolver, leYeled the weapon, seized the tramp
by the ear and propelled him into the cold.
cold world.
IT is stated on good authority that the Hon.
II. ID. Money, Congressman from the Fourth
district Of Mississippi who is not candidate
for reelection, has, with others, organized
joint stock company to publish Democratic
newspaper at san Francisco, and that Mr.
Money. who was an editor when first elected
to Congress, in 1875, will be the editor in chief
Of the new enterprise.
IT IS evident that the world has not yet
learned the full truth about the marriage OF
the Grand Duke Of Hesse. 1t is now eX-
planned that. with the delightful facility Of
the marriage laws for German courts, he has
already been able to get out Of his rash alli-
anee, ana Queen Victoria is cOmphmented in
the German papers for the tact which she dis
played. There is a positive denial that the
Princess Beatrice ever wanted TO marry her
deceased sisters husband. The next royal
marriage on the tapis is between the Prince
Of Bulgaria, brother Of the youth just mar
ried at Darmstadt, and the Princess Victoria,
the Youngest daughter Of the German Crown
Prince.
THE late Charles O'ConOr had a habit at
Nantucket OF pacing alone, for an hour at
time, up and down the deserted wharves OF
the old town. and with his hands thrust in his
pockets and his hat pulled down on the back
Of his head, lie appeared utterly lost in thought.
During one Of these walks a visitor to the place
CHANGED to wander down the wharf, and was
drawn into conversation by the celebrated
lawyer. Mr. O'COnOr spoke Of his attachment
to the island on account Of the wonderfully
tonic effect Of the air upon him, and his de-
cIsiOn to make the place his home. During
the conversation the suggestion was made that
it was strange he was not lonely in so quiet Il
place after such busy life in New York. Mr..
O'ConOr quickly replied: Il do not despise
sOciety, but | could be happy on the island
Of Juan Fernandez-even without the man
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