Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-16
PERSONAL.

RUBINsTEIN, the pianist, will shortly make
his second tour Of America.
PRINCEsS PIGNATELLI is now serving as a
waitress in a cafe in Vienna.
BosToNPAPE say that the President will
not visit New England this year.
Ex-SECRBTARY CHANDLER and family are
at their summer home at Waterloo, N II.
STORM BULL is the cyclonic title of one oil
the professors in the Wisconsin State Univer-
sity.
PROF SPENCER F. BAIRD is honored with a
gold fisheries medal from the land of medals,
France.
SENATOR Fry has returned to the Senate
bronzed 0y his angling days among the Ran
geley Lakes. rOy fI
PROF. LIBBEY. of Princeton. has gone to
Alaska TO explore the mountains there with
Lieut.. schwatka.
THE Princess Louise, of Wales, is studying
the swedish language in anticipation Of her
marriage TO Prince Oscar.
w. W. CoRCORAN for the nrst time in MANY
years is undecided whetheror not To 90 TO the
White sulphur Springs for the summer.
PROF. e. n. HoRsFoRD. lately honored by
a "ltOrarv festival" at Wellesley College has
made gifts OF some $500 % all told TO that
school.
A STATUE OF Frederick William ~,
wrapped IN coronation mantle and bestrid
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week by the German Crown Prince. All the
members OF the Royal family attended.
JOHN CATER. Brooklyn delegate to the
international Typographical Union Conven-
ton nc Pittsbutg, has a union card signed by
Horace Greedy In 1850. At least he says 1t is
Greedy IS signature, aud the best evidence of
it's that nobody can make anything else out
OF 10.
LEOPOLD Won RANKE. being once invited to
lunch with the King OF the Belglans. made
lalN a.. Hul.N
remained seated listening to his talk till they
were told that II was time 10 dress for dinner.
"Sucn triumph as the Athen9um thinks,
'inasmuch as Il was gained over court eti-
quette, was a greater effort OF genius than the
similar feat which Is recorded OF Macaulay."
OK the opening day Of the Ascot races the
Princess OF Wales wore G Ose-ntting straw
brown slk dress, with lighter colored bands.
AMI chiD bonnet 10 match, with dark brown
velvet strings edged with gold. Her daugh-
ters wore, the Que a dark pansy shade of blue,
the other a pcli0type shade Of blue
Upon the last day her three daughters were
in the royal enclosure wearing lawn dresses
with faint pink sprays In their bOnnets.
WILSON $. CHAMBERLAIN, a brother OF
Miss Jennie Chamberlain, tho American
beauty, was secretly married about a month
ago % daughter Of prominent business
man OF Cleveland. He A only Is years old
aud Il decidedly boyish, while Miss Clark is
several years older. The marriage mas but
recently been discovered, and tho young hero
viii be- taken 20 Europe 20 "be cured OF hts
folly his friends being determined 70 nullify
the marriage.
AnVsG the many splendid aud costly we'd
ding pruaentsssnt hlss Folsom none probably
combined unity ana sentiment baffcr thAn d
spool Of white srwinK cotton containing one
mi q OFF, cord tnfnad, without knot. Wnich
was presented By she giris employed tn the
factory " Kerr "A Co., heWarE. n. Z. Aa the
SPOOL BE- hiz enough ~ he found readily wheu
wanted, Mr., Cleveland IL certain Ia b. -,
empt from ne CONN ~ miti0rtuno 81 mos
married iurn ln haFinf 10 wall Tor huiions ~
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igf lonF nnd smooth domefilc llfo-