Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-10
PERSONAL.

LORD CHoLNoNDELEY spent $4,000 in ad-
vertsing the abortive sale OF Houghton
e. G. STEDMAN. New York's banker poet. Is
enjoying his first vacation for two years at
Newcastle, n. III.
THE late George ID. Sargent, Of Hartford,
Conn, left $4,000 toward the erection of a
monumental statue of the late Gov. Hubbard
SENATOR FAIRS magnificent Washington
ulnners are eaten by some clever people in
society who never invite him to their own
board, 1t is sadly observed.
THE PRICE of Wales declines to 20 ont 10
the Adelaide Jubilee Exposition next wear on
the ground that it would not be proper to alb
sent himself from England during the Jubilee
year of the Queens reign.
WILHELM GOrTsCHALK, who died few
days ago in Westphalia. was the last OF Lut-
COWS Wild Huntsmep - the free CORPS OF
Jagers raised in the Prussan war of inde-
pendence against Napoleon in 1913.
O. 8. PHELPS. OF Portland, Ore, saws that
after dlligent search in and around NVlnd.or
Conn. ne is unable TO find tue grave OF Will
Am Phelps, who founded Windsor in 1886 and
urges that, II possible, ii should be hunted
up and monument erected over il.
THE Saratoga correspondent who likens
MIRA. John A. Logan Co Nine. de Stael savs.
'You will always see Mrs. Logan at her best
IN group OF politicians and public men, She
is not a domestic woman; she ia so attentiye
in her care OF John that she overlooks every
thing else"
MISS ENDIcoTT, daughter of the Secreta-
~ OF War, aud one of last winters bellies in
Washington, has been visiting at NeWport
Miss susanna Bancroft, who recently contra
dicted in letter to newspaper the mistaken
assertion of ITS correspondent that abe yas n
"friend OF Mrs. Cleveland's, and that she Wa
tail and fair" She is indeed short and DARK
rs wei rs Grave.
SPEAKING TO a correspondent of her life in
Washington, Mrs. Kate Chase says: ~ was so
Young when | was thrown upon my own re-
sources. never had the guidance of an ex.
perienced woman relative, and none of the
advantages most women have In being sur-
rounded by mother and sister and aunis.
was taken from school at the aye of IA vnars
and placed at the head of my fathers house,
But the great men met there and the cnm-
paniOn- hip of my father was liberal educa-
ton to me-"
MRS. KATE CHASE says the best portal, Of
her ilustriOus father is the bust in The Su
preme Court room at Washington
ABOUT four years ago II Cleveland gentle
man called upon GOV. Tilden in New York in
company with Gen. j. b. steedman, In bid.
ding Mr.. Tilden goodbye the General re-
health; you must be prudent or you will soon
die" "Ah!" said Mr. Tilden, s'my moor
brother Henry told me that and he Il now
dead" Henry was physically the superior OF
his brother samuel. Mr.. Tilden outliyed GER.
Steedman.
THE German Emperors recent journey to
Ems wac postponed several days owing to
stress OF business; and on the night OF his de-
pArture passers-by could see him working At
his desk, signing documents, reading bills and
correcting orders. Even in his vacation he
allows nothing TO Interfere with his regular
routine. Al his right hand stood the edest
son of Prince William, likewise a future EN-
peror The enthusiasm OF the people was
unbOunded, and the little Prince Initiated his
great grandfather aud brought his baby hand
10 the rim OF his cap in the most approved
military fashion In retul IN for the cheers,