The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-04
PERSONAL.

THE Duke of Buckingham, accompanied by
the Duchess, is contemplating an early visit to
the United states.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT's income fpom his
capital is said TO be Sl,00O,00O a month"; while
that of William K. is not very far behind it.
LORD HAMPDEN, better known as Mr. Brand
formerly Speaker of the British House of Com
mons, has just celebrated his golden wedding
STEELE MAcKAYE, the author actor and the
atrical manager, is in Washington preparing
for n presentation of Paul Kalivar" in aid of
the Washington statue fund.
THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA while in London
desired to preserve strict incopnito ard IL
would, therefore, have been a breach Of EFT
quette If the Queen had recognized her pres
ence in London in any formal or public way.
ARCHDUCHEss VALERIE, the youngest daughter
of the Emperor of Austria, is TO be betrothed to
her cousin the Archduke Francis, the eldest
son of the Archduke Charles, who is the pre-
sumptive heir to the throne, as the Crown
Prince has no son.
CHAIRMAN KNAPP of the Hall Committee of
the st. Louis convention, has already been COM
PEELED to refuse over zoo applications for seats
in the press section Only $50 seats are allowed
TO newspaper correspondents, who send out
telegraph reports.
YONG FIJI, editor of the Herald at Toxic
Japan, last week gave considerable time to a
study of the relics of the revolutionary war in
Independence Hal, Philadelphia. He intends
writing an article for his paper on the American
struggle for independence.
THE only Mexican resting under the ban of
perpetual exile from his country is Gen. Leon
ardo Marques, who now lives in Cuba. He was
banlshed for shooting in cold blood a number
Of medical students who had gone TO attend
the wants of the wounded in a battle between
the Republican and ImperialiSt forces at Tacu-
baya, April IL, 1868
THE Marquis Paulucci, wealthy Russian
nobleman, has been visiting San Francisco He
left st. Petersburg last December, went to Hon
duraS on private business, spent several months
in Central America, and now intends to thor
oughly explore the United States. He asserts
that the women of California are the handsom-
est he has ever seen.
ELIzABErH OF RoUMANIA is IS years of age.
and the most talented woman of royal rank in
the world. The Queen or, as she is known in
literature. Carmen Sylvia, begins her literary
work at in the morning. She rises without
disturbing her husband, or even her maid,
dresses without assistance and, lighting her
lamp, is soon busy with her pen.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, a grandson of the late Tx.
Governor of New York, who was recently mar
ried to Miss Elizabeth NJ. aoran, lost his first
wife from the effects of the Oregon disaster
Since that time Mr.. Morgan, who used TO be a
devoted yachtsman. has turned his attention to
other forms of out-of-door sports and is consid-
cred one Of our best crosS-cotntry riders.
Col. WILLIAM r. MORRISON was an officer in
one of the regiments that Gen. Logan com
handed, and rendered his resignation In n
rather tart letter. This letter, il is said was In
Gen. Logan's possession, but that gallant soldier
never allowed himself to use 1t TO the Congress
mans disadvantage This is one Of the reasons
why Col. Bill Morrison always liked Gen Jack
Logan.
SENIOR MUREAGA, the Spanish Minister Of
Washington, some time ago presented Mexi-
can opal to each Of the following Young women:
Miss Susanne Bancroft, Miss Melbourne, and
Miss Flora West. The first named is now Mrs
Charles Carroll, Miss Melbourne has become
Mrs. Berry Wall, and Miss Flora West Is soon
to marry Mr. Solanson Spinsters at the Capital
are eagerly buying up all the Mexican opals Tin
sight"
Miss AUGUSTA DE GRAssE STEVENS, a young
American woman who has made herself place
In London literary life has retold in a volume
issued by Ruskin's publisher the favorite theory
OF sixty years ago In this country which identi-
fed the Dauphin Of the Temple with Onwaren
huakii, an Loquois chief, who became known
as Eleazar Williams The story has about faded
away here, but Miss Stevens has given new life
TO tradition devoutly believed In New York
earlier in the century.