The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-03
PERSONAL.

POSTMASTER. GENERAL WANAMAKER has bean
spending some time at Cape May He regrets
TO see so little cloth used IN bathing suit
MRs. HARRIsoN's decision not to 90 to Bar
Harbor has led gossip5 to reiterate the story
that Mrs. Harrison Is not fond of Mrs. Blaine.
THE FINEST private collection of coius il
Boston is said to be owned by man who made
fortune ba"lng beans. 1t is valued at 300, 600
AT THE DINNER given to Cardinal Gibbons
ana President Harrison at Deer PARK by Seaa-
tor Davis neither of the two distinguished
guests drank wine.
SECRETARY JEREMIAH RUsK recently remarked
that one OF his hardest duties IN couuectioo
with 70 agricultural bureau was to keep his
pohIlca fences in repair.
MAYOR FILTER of Philadelphia expects to en-
lsrtain President Harrison at his cottage at
tl6eron. \. j., upon MS return from his visit
~ Secretary Blame at Bar Harbor.
''NED" is the only survivor of the four lannon's
Bradford brothers of Atlantic City. These
men formed what was known as the Bradford
Life Guards, ana to their efforts hundreds Of
Oathers in Atlantic City owe their lives Michael
theVhird brother, was the most heroic Of the
four. He died At Philadelphia il 1917
PHINEAs T. BARNuMs activity and energy at
this period o his life are surprising even to the
e1pie who know him best He is now in re
SHh year OF his a re, wa the editor Of raper
sixty years ago, aud is yet full or novel idpns
During his long career as q Snowman Rarnnn,
has always taken good care of his health
GEN. WILLIAM B. FRASKL1N. who is in ebaroa
OF the American exhibit at Paris. is rAceivi9 -
much adverse criticism. The fact is Frankli9
n yer was, and never could be. popular man
He is naughty, unapproachable and caras
nothing for public opinion. In Connection ha
has few warm friends. His record at Paris will
not compare favorably with Senator Hawley's
management Of the Philadelphia centennial
SENATOR JONES of Nevada has made another
strike in Southern California. Some time ayo
as he began to recOup his fortunes he gave Mrs
Jones considerable sum of money to invest in
her own right. She bought propert, in S0ut a.
ern California, which now turns out to lea rova
a zen streaN OF IN FAMOUS Mother Lode of the
Pacific coast, in which all tine great discoveries
of gold have been made. Toe mine coud now
be sold for 5 co. L0O but the lucky senator W II
PIT in a l0J-stamp mill and take out the gold
himself.
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY, combines
business and pleasure on his Yacht He is on
deck at s cock in the mornng and spends the
day in eating, smoking, VIZ ting and taking
lie aces mp aud down with teescope undar
his arm and poor cigar in his mouth Dinner
Is served at ., and all present appear in fulI
uniform. The meal is comparatively simnla
and o liz four kinds of wine are served. Nv o
O'Clock however, everybody feels rytrep1 ~ :,
joyill and songs and stories euliven tho -
until midnight. The kaiser is fond of GOOD
con'anc and never retires until the last man
is ready to GO
LORD SALISBURY as a taIker is thus spoken Of
by late visitor; NO one can listen. even
casually, to his conversation without anv,ra'
ciaJiug the fine ma ner full both of di,I,ift go
courtefy, the perfect freedom from pomp0sirv
formality aud self-assertion, and the dash ri
cvniclsm which notifies, though itneverm1sks
the flavor of his fun. The combination Of 81
much amiability, frankness and poIiteness in
the intercourse OF society with the lnartistiC in
soleuce and unmannerly personalities whicb
mark Lord Salisbury's public utteraa ces SUI.
ge>tS the leading Idea OF 3 novel OF Mr.. I,ouls
Stevenson's, to which it is point of literary
honor not more directly TO aiIude.H