Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-11
PERSONAL.

SARAH BERNHARDT is to be paid f6O,o for
her years work in America.
Mrs. HUNTER, wife of the Second Assistant
Secretary of State, died recently in George
town, ID. G.
Mr.. LYMAN. Chief Examiner of the Civil
Service Commission, is taking rest among
the Blue Ridge Mountains.
LLOYD H. CHANDLER, the youngest son Of
the Secretary of the Navy, has been appointed
to a cadetship at Annapolis.
MARION CRAwFoRD's forthcoming book, en-
titled "a Heartless Politician" is believed to
be a campaign biography of B. T. Butler.
MISS Lulu HURST, as candidate for Vice
President on the Lockwood ticket, is sug-
gested. She might impart more magnetism"
to the canvass.
PRINCESS LOUISE LORNR is now in supposed
lncOgnitO at Gastein, calling herself Lady
COwell and taking the waters, but not, it is to
be hoped, taking coWld.
Mr.. LOGAN is to nay $500 month for the
Yung Wing house, in Washington. He did
not lease the property for four years, but is to
become tenant for one year.
Mrs. A. NJ. EDGINGToN, of Butte, Mon, the
far famed 'widow of the Cgur d'Alene" gold
mines, is the mother Of the actress Lillian
EdgIngtOn, and weighs nearly 400 pounds.
THE American Minister at the court of st.
James is still a victim Of the govt, and, as
prevention of a renewed attack in the feet,
EX-SENATOR HENDRICKS Is 65 years old.
His parents went from Pennsylvania to Mus
kingum county, Ohio, near GAINESVILLE, early
in this century. The elder Hendricks built
tannery.
LORD GARWoYLE having got rad Of the pref
ty actress, Miss Fortescue, by the payment of
10000, it is said that his father, Lord Cairns,
is most anxious that he should marry one OF
the Marquis of Salisbury's daughters.
THE Archbishop of Naples, after gaining
the praise of all men for his herOism in going
among the cholera sick in the poorest and
filthIest slums, is now rOundly accused by the
rabble of being in league with the doctors.
JUDGE ToURGEE's failure after all to
sell his Continent to Mrs. Frank Leslie at
least illustrates another edition of his MAX
ing Bricks Without straw. de mas prob
ably started on another fools errand' by
this time.
DIR. NEWMAN, ''Grant's old pastor" wants
10 get back into the Methodist fold, whence
he strayed to shepherd the C0ngregatOnalists.
The Baltimore american reports that he IS
anxious to be sent to Grace Church, Philadel-
phIa. next March.
Col CARROLL d. WRIGHT'S annual report
of the Bureau of Statistics Of Labor shows
that the wages of women in Massachusetts,
average so per cent. less than the wages of
men for the same grade and quality OF LABOR,
and that out of the 1902 working women,
whose conditions were examined for this re-
port, g2I received less than $40 per week.
PREMIER GLADSTONE, while on his recent
tour In Scotland, during one speech burst his
collar, but took no notice of the accident. He
sighed AS an ak was presented to him. and
said it was too weighty for him and would
have to be left TO One of his sons. He shook
hands with a multitude OF mill girls. Mrs.
Gladstone always figures largely on these oc-
casions, William being popular because he is
a family man, and she excited great applause
by mixing in public the mysterious compound
of egg and alcohol with which the great
orator vets his whistle.