The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-04
PERSONAL.

]. STANLEY. BRowN, Garfields private score
tary, who lEsrred Miss Noble GARFIELD is to
settle down in Washington, and intends to prac-
tlce law there.
Mrs. AMELIE RIvEs- CHAMBER, who is with her
husband in London, intends to take apartments,
in Paris and enter the art school of Cola r ssh
AT present Sne is writing book about chidren
EN- Jloyed in mills. She may stay abroad for
several years
THE PRINCE OF WALES, besides holding on to
his place at court, turns an honest pound by
breeding cattle The nobility uut ecimens Of
his SaorthornS and SOuthdowns, and either put
tnem to grass or send them ringing down the
grooves Of primoGeniJure as heirlooms.
"BRTcKn PoMERoY looks old and trlfe worn.
though his blue eye is Sill keen ana his back
nat You may know him ordinarily 10y his
broad deteria ned face. blue froc6 coat and
slouch rat, excnan ged for a broad-brimmed
straw il summer. He lives in Brooklyn with
ais second wife and a family of young children
Tha American Duchess of Marlborough has
asked Tor another allowance OF $l0J,O0J from
the estate to which she is an heir The + ustee5
turned over to her Sl50,000 only SIX or eigh
.nonthS ago. IL is evident mat when the
ducless took a real live duke to support she
accepted a somewhat expensive job.
Mas. CYRUS w. FIELD is said to guard as the
chief among her treasures a small silver HOY
presented TO uer husband by the municipality Of
NV York, and containing the freedom of the
city. This was given 10 Mr. Field after the sue
cesSful Laying O. the Atlantic cable, and was the
last time that the honor was bestowed,
MILE. ClEMEvcEAu, the dau shter OF the
famous Freacn pJiiti 1iau and author-'tht
minister-maker OF France" he is caled-Was
married recently IN Paris. The mother of tn 5
young woman is an American, but the dau hit r
is wholly French. d. Clenenceau's marriage
has been a particularly happy one, which ac-
counts for his interest in everything American
Col F. D. HIT of Ottawa, ILL.,, possesses some
rare relics Of the early French explore of the
Mississippi valley. Amoug them are the camp-
kettle OF LaSalle and the Jesuit cross OF Father
Marquette. The cross is OF Lead and copper
and IN form is double, having figure of Christ
cruciIied on the oh, erse and the Virgin ami
child on the reverse. At the end of each bea II
is a heart. The relics are undoubtedly authen-
tic.
Mrs. FELICIA GRUSDY PORTER, who died at
Nashville, Tenn, a lew days ago, one of
UAe not .Ole women Of the south. Sue was a
daugnt of the la t Felix Gruady, Van Buren, 5
Attorney General, and before the war was IL
leader in the brilliant society Of the national
capital Ia the days of tue war Mrs Porter
bust d herself in estaolis ling hospitals for tne
sick and wounded soldiers, and spent a great
portion of her large fortune in this WORK. Dur
ing tie last quarter OF a century her time has
been devoted to charities.
HENRY GEORGE, JR., called Harry to dis
tin uish HIM from his father. has been editing
the Stuadard dnr.ng the Iatter's absence In
Europe The work was hard, the responsibility
was considerable, aud between the two Mr.
George has nearly broken down He fell i'll at
a friends house in Brooklyn lately. and at one
time was given UP for dead, Later. however,
ne ralii d. and he is now in Il fair way to com.
plete recovery. Meanwhile his father has been
de ayed in paris bF the illness Of a dauzhter
was seize with scarlet fever and had TO be
isolated from the rest of the party in a Partisan
lodging house.