The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-04

John F. Lord, Tennille, Ga, is registered
at the Harnett.
j. NJ. Griffin. of Louisville, KY, is at the
| Harnett House.
H. S. Mitchell, of Boston, Mass, is a
guest of the Harnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Vanhorne of Orange.
n. j., are at the Screven.
W. R. Vincent and wife, Yonkers, n Y,
are sojourning at the Harnett.
Justice NJ. f. Molina is quite i'll at his
residence on McDonough street.
d. ROhde ana wife, of Charleston, S. c.,
are in the city and stopping at the Mar
shall
Harry Pierson, business manager of Zera
Semon, is autographed at the Harnett
House.
E. S. Read and wife, of Winthrop Sta
ton, Boston, Mass, are at the Marshall
House.
Charles Hubray and L. NJ Hurst, tour
lists Of Lewiston, Me-, are stopping at the
Marshall.
w. E. Robertson and Miss Mary Robert
son, of Murfreesboro, Tenn, are at the
Screven House
A. S. Nichols, upon the advice of his ply
stefan. is recreating at White Springs, Fla,
with his family.
W.
Hofer of Baltimore, are at the Pulaski en-
route for Florida.
w. G. Pollock, wife and daughter, of
New York, are registered at the Harnett,
en- route for Florida.
J. E. Winner, of Philadelphia, regular
winter visitor to Savannah and points fur
Their South, is at the Pulaski
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski for
| Florida last night were Mrs. w. h. Hunt
and J. B. Ramsey, Jr., of Philadelphia.
Mrs a. Horne and Miss Horne of Macon,
and Miss Valentino Of Nashville, Tenn, are
at the Screven on their way to Florida.
Col D. G. Ashley, of Valdosta, is in the
city and registered at the Marshall. He
will go West on the Central road this morn
| ing.
Dr. J. G. Walker and wife and DR.. John
G. Walker and wife, of indianapolis, are
registered at the Screven House. on their
way to Florida.
| A tourist party consisting of E. A. Giles
pie and wife, of Brooklyn N. Y. and Miss
NJ. E. Rush and the Misses Bogart, of New
| York, are registered at the Screven.
J. E. Campbell, Of Cleveland, O.; D. W.
| Stanford, indianapolis, Ind; Mis- A. W.
Guthrie and Miss Della Houston, of Kansas
| City, are at the Harnett House, and intend
| spending few days here sightseeing and
enjoying our Incompatible climate
| Among the Florida tourists at the Pulaski
on their way North Is the following party:
james T. Mullin and wife, J. Herbert Null
| lin, of Wilmington, Del, and c. D. Rosseau,
Jerome Graves, T. II. Stryker, William r.
Huntington, C. E. Williams and J. l.. VIII
liams, all Of Rome, N. Y.
NJ j. Cook, of New York, ten-million-
aire, passed through the city last week re-
turning from Florida. 1t is said that be-
| yond taking the most moderate room in the
| hotel, dinner and loo drink no one
| would have supposed that he was one of the
heaviest real estate owners of Franklin
square and Chatham street
The following party of well-known New
| Workers arrived yesterday afternoon and is
| stopping over to-day at the Pulaski before
going to Florida: John g. Schafer and wife.
| Miss R. K. Schafer, Miss Kate Chatellen,
| d. B. Halstead and wife, Titus Sheard,
John H. Seed, A. B. Ludlow, Mrs. E. M.
Squire and n. s. Clark and wife.
z. j. Fenwick, a progressing young
Englishman and heir to a colossal fortune,
| is taking his ease at his inn--the Pulaski
Mr.. Fenwick has seen the Mardi GraS at
| New Orleans, has done Cuba, toured Ii all
over Florida, and was compacently smok-
ing an all-round Havana last evening as he
chatted pleasantly about his journey by
easy stages through summer land in mid
| winter. Savannah seems to please him and
he will probably remain some time before
he returns to New York, where he is we'll
known club man.
J, L, Hutchinson, the great Snowman,
and late partner of P. T. Barnum arrived
here yesterday from Florida in his yacht,
and with his family came up town and took
dinner at the Pulaski. He found a very
| heavy mail awaiting him, principally about
| the show business Said an old theatrical
man last night, who had long interview
with Mr.. Hutchinson: II knew Hutchinson
when he was a boy and when he was paid
only$6 a week by Barnum. To-day he told ME
| that he had sold out his interest to Barrum:
that he had money enough and would never
be connected with the show business again"
Later in the afternoon Mr.. Hutchinson and
| family boarded their elegant yacht and left
| for the North.