The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
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JogN P. LYNCH, fourth auditor of the Treas
ury, is nulattO, with heavy mustache,
prominent nose and large mouth. He Is a good
talksr and has acquired considerable property.
The Oldest living odd Fellow in the United
States Is James ). Irwin of Buffalo who has
been an active member OF Niagara lodge No .
Tor forty-fve years, and has been its secretary
for forty years
PRINCESS VICTORIA KAUILANI, eventually
heiress to the throne OF Hawaii, is going TO
England in June next, with small suite, for
the purpose Of fms ing her education. She is
about IL, and Is expected to remain in England
for couple OF years.
Ex-V1cE PRESIDENT HAM1IN is now nearly 30
years Of age but he has changed very littla in
mis- appearance of late He still wears st all
hours OF the day what Is usually regarded as an
evening dress suit. No weather Is cold enou IN
to induce him to wear u der fannelS overcoat
or gloves.
GIN. BouLANGER occupies house in Portland
place. London, which was tenanteu ~ year by
MIR d Arcey, the Austrian millionaire. The
house was furnished by its former occupant
Col. Ellis, English consul general 10 Persia. At
the door Of Boulanger's study stands a large
bust Of Napoleon l. over the mantei are figures
of Louis XVI. and Mario Antoinette. In the
drawing room are portraits II Napoleon III. and
the Empress Eugene. All these reminders or
French history were placed in tho house by Col
Eilis
TIE recovery of the King Of the Netherlands
has been great surprise to his subjects. More
than nalf the weilto-do families OF the country
have made ready their mourning, AMI immense
ouantit es Of acK cloth had been purchased for
hanging the churches and other public ediilccs
directly the kin ? had expired. But now TINT his
majesty has undergone species Of mental and
ply sical resurrection, all the5e funersl trap
pings are useless and their purchasers are
almost a. ulucl depressed as they would have
been hal the worst occurred.
HARM LYON, a native OF Ann Ar0or. Mich.
was recently found wandering around halple3sly
"a a. bod hssa~4 aN.ts a.
ing music In Berlin and became afflicted with q
stiffness Of the hand. This rendered her de-
spondant and she made two unsuccessful at
tsnpts upon her life Her father is dead but
size has sister living at Akron, .. she "a
being cared for 10y tlc village authorities o.
DahlVitz. Her case illustrates the dangers
which pertain 10 an attempt made by an Anlerl-
caa girl TO support herself in Europe wholly by
art
ROSWELL p. FLOWER. who always blooms in
the s0ring and is cut down by the early political
frosJs Of tle tall, Is just nov shedding fragrance
on Oregon A Port and reporter asked MIN:
Are YOU a cam late for the PresidenCY% Mr..
Flower fell back Ia his chair and alternately
smiled and sent up blSe wrearhs OK smoke from
his cigar Then he said ne dld not care TO tai.
politics. would you accept the nomination IL
IL were rendered 20 yous' II an discharged as
cured FROM politics do not seek the Presi-
deacy. Gov. Hi and Grover tlevel0nd are the
two big men in tina democratic camp to-day
a RECENTLY circulated item stated that "the
trustees Of Sacramento Cal, have given bu-
rial tot w tho city cemetery for the body ~
col william =. Hamilton, son OF Alexander
Hamntol. The colonel served N the Mexican
war and VISA California pioneer Gen. Schuyler
Hamilton OF sew YORK Viii furnish a ine mon
| ument" Commenting on this, Con. Schuyler
Hamilton says that Dcl william s. Hamilton
dti nor serve in the Mexican war. lie was dis
tingu shed IN She Sa1s snl Fox ~ Black HAWK
war. particularly az The ba tie 81 the Rad AZ
under Gen. Atkinson. General Hamilton does
not propose TO furnish dno monument '
First be- could NOT AFFORD ~ do so. second he
would ult think ~ dsrrving his knsfoiE of too
pieasur of contributing ~ n share ~ simple
monument 60 mark tie rcgti1g place 81 ths
Aahes Of IubIi- spirited and distinguished
morih-r ~ thoir family. pioneer OF tho states
oil Visions n and ar rnlf.