The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-23
+ ERSON AL.

PROF. JOHN P. SoUsA, leader of the Marine
band, has been for several years engaged in
collecting the national airs of the va lou coun-
tries IN both henis heres, and has about com.
pleted the task. They will be published by an.
horlty OF the navy department and will q the
only pub icatlon OF the kind the world The col
lection 1Icludes airs from every country exceDt
Cores and Haytl, and il they have any distinct
lively national airs Prof. Sousa hopes to he able
to include them in his book
ACCORDING to a writer in the Netr Pe1,ie,c Sir
George OTTO Treyelyan is as brilliant q talxer as
nis uncle, Lord MaCaulay. was a writer Wuen-
ever ne touc los historical or literary thema
Sir Georges whole being seems to undergo a
transformation. The real man fla hes our
through his twinkling eyes. AS he muses. tht.
fire burns, and he speaks with his tonpue
Facts, dates, details, rumOrS, ira litions cantos
of poetry Original and Quoted) rea ms of nrosa
Englsh ana Lain ana Greek and French, come
.lmbling out IN headong but not disorIerIv
fray. He jumps at an opening; S ICES an aihj-
sion; replies with ligutuing Quckness to a con
velsatIonal Challenge; and is ready on a mo-
ment notice, TO decide any literary or historical
controversy For the rest Sir George ia de-
lightfui company; light hearted as bow fnIl
of autoboiSrap ..lcal chit-chat; never bald never
fiat, never stale
THERE is no Ben Harrison, Jr.. nor Grover
Cleveland, Jr., nor Samuel j. Tiden. ,Jr,. nor
David b. Hill, Jr. There isn't any Hugh /
Grant, Jr, nor for the matter of tuat was there
any Alexander the Great, Jr, nor Tulius Caesar
Jr., nor Napoleon BOnaparte Jr 40 in ha,,irr
and her, the successor to his railroad and finan
cldl and political fortu eS, Arthur P German
Jr., Senator Arthur P. German of Maryland is
to be congratulated. The two Germans we're at
the Fifth Ave ue hotel in n W York. the other
day one massive and tore Atul of face EAGLE
beaked, rOunG-eyed and smooth-shayen. Inc
otner, taller than his father apparently. murh
slenderer, brght-eyed and smoolh-faCed a
smoothneSs IN his case due to nature and NOT
tue razor. When Arthur P. German. Sr. was
the aye of A. P. G., Jr, he was a raye in the
Senate. His crony and capicalistic friend since
Those juvenile days, William L. scott. was al
the alne time pege IN the House Both Scott
and German have become mi,lionaires railroad
manipulatorS and coal magnates 1t is ones.
tionable if the career of the average caDitaIist
however, offers the pages now in congress a
very desirable future
THE REPORT has recently been current that
Chief Justice Full has fitted up LELAND
Castle, at New Rochelle, n. Y. for summer
residence. TuiS is Incorrect Mr. Fuller has
brother Henry Weld Fuller, two wears his
senior, man of wealth, who was for thirty
T rec years ago H. W Fuller's health s1Ic
cumbe under great financial strain. and he
sold out his entire stock to his partner allowing
him to retain the well-knUwn name of the firm
Since that time he has been living quietly with
his wife and son at the PARK Avenue MOTEL He
it is who has fitted mp the Castle for his SON.
II. Frederick Full r. to open collegiate nsti-
tute for young LADIES', and he is now residing at
the Castle" with his wife and daughter Mr.
Fuller is retiring and reserved to n fault. and
has always kept out of the political arena but
lis abilities as q scholar business man and
skilltul tnancier are well known throughout the
west. Since the inauguration of President
Lincoln hs has always voted the republ can
ticket; but hs Is proud IF his younger brothers
political preferment, and takes an atfectionate
interest III his greatness. Undoubtedly the
chief justice will visit him during the season,
with some of Lis daughters.