Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-01
PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov. FOSTER, of Ohio, expects to coin
some thousands on the natural gas industry
! III Ohio.
e. l.. DAvENPORT, a son of the late IA
nous actor. is making tour of Pennsylva-
MIA on bicycle.
Mas. WEBSTER, the widow OF Ezekiel,
! Daniel Webster's brother, still lives, in health,
| at Waltham, Mass.
THE Princes of Wales numbers among her
! other attributes of royalty eighty dogs of va
| rlous breeds ANA sizes.
CLARA LOUISE kELLoGG's mother, it is
! sad, gave sp.rltualistlc seances that her
! daughter might be trained to sing.
TIE Prince of Wales at the Freemasons'
| Tavern. London, on Thursday Will be in
! stalled as Grand Master OF Mark Masons.
/ MISS AMELIA b. EDWARDS, of England.
noed rs an Psychologist, has been honored
by smith College with the degree OF LII. d.
THE wife of Senator Cockrell is credited with
"having brought her husband out" She was
Miss Young, OF ONO, and Is relative of the
sherman family.
THE celebrated Southern poet, Paul II.
Hayne, Is seriously i'll at his home at Cops
| Hi. near Augusta, Ga. His brother in law
! Dr. Il. +. Michel, OF Montgomery, Ala has
been telegraphed for.
Grin. john GIBBoN, United States States
army, has presented TO the Historical Society
of Montana a painting OF The scenes at the
battle of Big Horn. The painting of the bat
tie scene was by Lieut.. Z. A. Worden, seventh
United states infantry.
MRS. CATHERINE WAGNER, aged Ill, and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rebccca Wagner,
aged 1919 years, ave within sight OF each other,
near Bartcrsville, Ky. They nave never seen
| a railroad, and each has had for nifty years
silk dress laid away in which to be buried.
GRANDMA JORDAN, the oldest woman in
Iowa, died at the residence OF her eighty
year-old son in Wiota, on Friday last. She
| IL Old. and Though for -
years the events OF The past nfty seemed to be
blutted out of her memory, she loved To talk of
what occurred in her former Kentucky home
when she was girl.
CHAs. l.. DAVIS. the actor. who is widely
known as the original calvin Joslin," and As
the posscssOr of n rare collection OF dia-
mpuds, wA- arrested Monday morning a the
Morton House, IN New York, on an order
signed by Judge Donohue. in a SUIT for
divorce brought by his wife Jennie. He was
taken to the Sherin7s office and subsequently
released on $1,000 bail, for which he gave his
certified check.
FATHER PETER CRUDDEN, who was pastor
OF St. Peters Catholic Church in Lowell
Mass, from 1916 To 1885, when he died left the
snug fortune Of 100000. His sister, Margaret
Crudden, inherited all OF this with the excep-
ton OF real estate in ireland. worth about
$4,000, which was given to brothers and sis
tiers living there, but suit has been brought to
invalidnte the will by representatives of Arch
bishop Williams.
AS Don Cameron walked into the Senate
Monday morning the Senators all clustered
around him and began to snake his hanus in
the most hearty manner and to congratulate
him a. II he had had a narrow escape from
something. IL seems that the cause of the de-
monstration was the report that Mrs. Came
ron had presented him with daughter Sun
day morning. and the Senator admitted that
IL WAS true. IL ia the first child of the Sena-
tor's second marriage, his youngest child by
! his hrst wife bang about IL years Of age.