The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
FARRAR.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. ANDREW CARNEGIE is an enthusiastic
amateur photographer.
Mas. LANGrRY's FORTUNE is said to exceed
$500, 900. Her father was worth about $50 when
he died the other day
a PIPE smoked by Gen Jackson while he was
president was recently presented to the New
England historical society.
PHYLLIS BRouGHToN, the London actress
whom Niscount Dangan refuses to marry has
brought suit for 100000 damages
HARRY A. GARFIELD and James r. Garfield
sons Of President Garfield, Nave formed a law
partnership under the name of Garfield & Gar
field
THE richest peer in England is the Duke of
Westminster, who owns vast estates in Cheshire
and in Wales. His income is said to equal 3Os
minute.
THE Oldest registered voter in Cincinnati is
David Fisher, who, although 93 years of age is
in excellent health He cast his first vote for
Henry Clay for president in lSi2.
A SAILOR, 20 years old started from Astoria,
Ore last March on a wager of g., 900 that he
could walk to Portland Me lie has already
walked :, $50 miles, and is confident of success
EIGHr young society girls Of Springfield
Mass, have just returned from a weeks camp
life at Cayenne They took turns in doing the
cooking and other housework, being entirely
without servants.
The sudden death of Judge Underwood of
Rome, Ga, brings to mind the personnel of the
tarill commission Of 1852. OF the nine mem
bcrs four are dead Hayes. Kenner. Mcmahon
and Underwood and Oliver, Porter, Amber
Garland and Boiler are living.
GEN. c. r, FISK, the prohibition candidate for
the presidency, is an epicure in sea food dishes
and nothing tichleS his palate SO much as a deli
catey prepared fish dinner From having made
his fortune in the fish and oyster trade he is
sometimes known as CLAN Bake Fisk
Miss ADELAIDE TuoMpsoN Of Philadelnhia
i,n .,,rfl f,g4tsrN II ot,I
over 60 years of age Is attracting as much at ..
teuti N this season at Long Branch as ever.
This is her twenty second season AZ Long
Branch aud she Is occupying the same room al
the hotel that she has had every season.
A NOTED old time statesman who is occasion.
ally seen IN Washington is Galusha A. Grow of
Pennsylvania, who was speaker Of the memor.
able war congress which was called IN special
session on July 4 1861 He is well preserved,
and although politically on the shelf has lost
none II the amiabllity for which he was dis
tingul,hcd
LOWS prRDY, the oldest postmaster In the
United States. Is nearly - years of age Tie was
appointed postmaster of shrub oaks, West.
chester county, by President William II Harri.
son, Ia lSil charles A. NIckle1 Of Kentucky
was then Postmaster General. During the
forty seven years he has never been absent
from hts post 10 receive and distribute the
mails.
JrIr BAKrR. the man who beat Morrison FOR
cOu sc,-. is a gentleman Of the old school who
sometimes. 30 rs said, becomes zone OF the
bo5s lie Is straight az an arrow, with white
nan clmbcd SOFAS 70 hide o bald patch on the
top NJ his heal lie is 20 HGent talkcr and Is
well r"1d iu scientific literature. Il is htrged
toI. although 10 may be- Islander, that he otca.
suna.IF uuprovIses poetry and talks trancen.
drutaIl>iu
CutrsctY Urprw b. having royal time in
London lho British public 30 not seem quite
Uaiu whether SIR Iepe. was ur was not
elected President OF tHt uIt I'd States tue other
DAY al Chicago. uur So tlry mlcu care They
Hulltr hu wiln uebiluity ne haa renewed
Don. last years relations with the Prince ~
wales. whom Do" MAJ again uieet later 10 HON.
burg le Hts M ,ur aiiytH feis on SATURDAY
afternoon, where he paid LAZY randolph
Churchill ST. fDracup ~ fea las an American
contribution to thn Victoria hospital. ne dimes
ont every uIFit thIs Hs.k nui liAs been made
az honorary inenDvf VI two London clubs.