The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-27
PERSONAL.

H. Q. HorGHroS, the Boston publisher, wants
to be governor Of Massachusetts,.
a MOST ASTONISHING STORY comes from Cali
fOrnia telling how Claus Spreckels mas been
paying taxes, owing to defective maps, on hun
d eds OF acres that ne does not own.
CHEF OSCAR SHAY of the New York fire de-
partilent has De-n retired at his own request
lie as been an &C i've fireman for thirty-dve
years. Hugh Bonner succeeds aim.
President HARRIsoN's brother, Carter, is
said u loo. Ike a goo1-natur ID farmer He
wears br 5ad ri nmed SLOUGH hat, ru,tic-look-
ing clothes ana heavy co glide boots. His
tastes in all things are simple.
Mrs. GARFIELD is said to enjoy an annual in
come Of e2i.O 900. Her total wealth is estimated
al $4,000 the most of which came from the
Cyrus W Fle 4 fund. II is invested principally
in real est .te and government bonds.
DR.. NEsroa Ponce DE- LEON, a lineal descend
ant of the di,coverer Of Florida, and cousin Of
the Duke OF CldiZ. and Miss Pila. B1let Mon
agas. have just be married IN New York. The
bride Is a grand ilIy1te Of Gen j. q. IOnagas
OK president OF Venezuela.
PROF MoxMsES, who will soon be y years
old, expresses himself vita his old-t!m. vigor.
1t seems. Berlin correspondent quotes Alm
a saying OF the Samoan c IN uissio and its
w TX: The controv rsey rel tive to sam a
is a strife waicn Is unworth Of men. For my
part | wOul not 1--WE a glass Of Bavariau beer
for all tn9 slams IA the racine ocean.
Mr.. AID MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND will soon
visit " L Heusel at Lancaster, ia. Soon after
his election 10 the presidency dr. Cleveland met
Mr.. eusel and took great fancy to him. He
Offer- hi ID various Offices, all OF which Hensel
refused his ind peudence peas.d he Presi-
dent and ne kept up bis close relations with the
7, nsylvaai1n throughout MS term Of Office.
SAYS Washington cor, espondent: 1t is re
| gardsI here as very creditabie 20 hrs. Harr.-
| sons GOD feeling that she IS on the mante OF
her ooudoir photograph Of the am abe mother
! Gad dauZAt,r WAC preceded herself and ia Iga-
| ter a Ga ladies' of the white house. IL IS a
| pctlr TAX by Prince several Yeas ago oaly
| Tor private circulation never allowed by
| Mrs Cleveland TO be sold.
Is CONVERSATION with an acouai 1tarce Chaun-
! ces d pew referred 10 the time when ne held
| the once o.! American minister TO ia an,
! t%enty-taree years 20. It appears mat some
/ Of Nr D'pew's friends ara unaware that Ae
| ever enjoyed the honor Of an app iutment %
| tAis hi-n diplomatic pos. But no himself has
! not iOrs0tca It. He was appointed To by
! Secretary ward, under the administration Of
| Andrew jolusoa, IN 1866. Ar. Seward was de-
! 81 Ous that be should accept the Office 40 that
! time. and 10 was not till Mr. Depew hal taken a
| whole mouth to tnlnk Of BE- that he notile the
| state department. OF uis hual determi latlon to
| refuse %. he preferred lie IN New York 70
di lomacy Toxic.
a NEW YORK NEWSPAPER says: Poor rcla-
! tous are NOT partIc larry pleasant things 20
/ have around AZ least. cramht SIS and novel
I ISIS have ssn striving 90 establish prop J-i-
ton 70 this sind ever since the dawn Of Eu-lish
Literature bot the NAulerhl.tt think that IA -y
co tl4 stand cir poor relations beng poor ~
| thet would only 20. be eccentric. Last ear.
| VIII. U1uslGs Vanderbilt wa, over iu Europe.
] Dbl. wife sister. Ml.. tWbuu. entered INTO a
/ hGsis anil unconventional marriage with "a
! % w. named nil aud 900 D. retu % ue t as % O.
] only Coui.uutel with tIe niece .s IS ~ straight
/ "aiug the result < complications here. UIt
! illnl at "a OF er s,fier o. l4H vas also luteu.
] OH marriage. aud chat ue was iu SOME SOFT
/ forced Io pay fortLIs wedi.rs o.. o. AGl tart
. zoe happy Nle ruufur. uF DOB e. Iul..-