The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-22
PERSONAL.

KAISER FREDERICKs last signature was an
| pended to a law permitting soldiers TO wear
Boards
EMPEROR WILLIAM has agreed to the proposal
that bis mother should bear the titles of EN-
press and Queen Frederick.
THE Marquis de Leuville, he of the creased
| locks, Crimped beard, corseted waist and senslI-
Gus lcer, is reading his PONIES in London.
IT looks as though time was getting in his
mellowng work when the widow of the late
! Vice President Hendricks attends a reception in
honor of Rutherford b. Hayes And in Boston
| too.
The family of Secretary Endicott IS about to
| be divided for the summer. Miss Endicott will
| go to Nahaut. young Mr.. Endicott will 20 to
| London and Mrs. Endicott will go somewhere
! in August
In GEN. HARRISON is elected President d. S.
Alexander, a lawyer of Buffalo, will undoubt
eddy be his private secretary. Mr.. Alexander
is now with the general taking charge of his
correspondence
A LIVELY young Brooklyn lady ran into a bank
of Coney Island mosquitoes the other day while
walking along the beach. Now" She re
marked to her beau. II understand what com
inS To the scratch means"
Ir has been proved that a Paris stock ex-
change syndicate sent 10 less than 500 kilograms
to all parts OF the world announcing tine death
Of NJ de LeSSeps with the obj ct of preventing
the success OF his new loan.
IMMEDIATEtY upon MIR. Blaine'S return to this
country he viii 70 with his wife and the Misses
Blaine to the sumner residence of George NJ
Pullman, on one Of the Thousand Islands. They
will stop there about two weeks.
led WolCoTr, the brilliant young Denver
lawyer VINO has been creating sensation at
Long Branch, first by mis- heavy winning and
then still grcat"r losses at faro, is a strilt.
iugly handsome fellow of 30 year, of age and
is full Of dash aud bubblmg over with good
humor lie made q national reputation last
winter as an elegant orator 10y his address to
the New England society. He has the largest
law Practice Of any lawyer in the west it be
ing estimated to be worth SlO00 900 year. II is
also said that he is the ableSt man IN the
republican party IN the state and it is ,euer.
ally conceded that Inc will succeed senator
Bowen in the United states senate. There are
two brothers of tho WolcottS. The other
Hcury--is year older than I'd and Is Il million
aire. lie was chairman Of the Colorado delpga.
ton to the recent republican convention. Both
are bachelors aud they keep bachelors hall in
princely style aud entertain extensively Their
residence is one Of the largest and finest in
Denver Louis James was a ClaSsiuate of the
Wolcotts a. Yale College, and II was in Denver
that he had a mi san Outstanding with Iawrepcc
Barrett and resigned his position ~ leading
mau. Barrett and James had not got on well
together for some time but were determined TO
make the best ot it and stick It ont uHtil the
LAT Of th" SEASON Arriving iu Denver the
Molcotts learned of the situation. and insisted
he should resi- sl then and there lyon start ont
yourself a. "a star. said Henry Wolrott. "aud
Ed and VIII h1cA you Just as long a. you need
o. Mr. James accepted, but hc did not require
backing very llug