The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-28
PERSONAL.

TEE CoxrE DE PARIS will sail for New York
on sept. 3 with his son, the Due d'orleans, and
two friends.
A RUxoa is afoat to the effect that Augustin
DAILY proposes 70 build theater in London in
partnership with Clement Scott, the well known
writer and dramatic critic 81 the Daily Iete-
grdpi.
CHARLES TENANT. brother Of Stanley's bride,
sailed for New YORK in the Umbria, and Second
Secretary Of Legation Mccormick is on the
Britannia, on leave Of absence, bound Tor
America
CHArScEY VI. DEPEw has a letter signed
Albert Edward, which is the name of the
Prince Of Wales written throughout in tue
princes hand writing, thanking him for copy
Of Mr. Dspew's ora.ions.
MucH SATISFACTION is expressed at the ap-
pointment Of Capt Kane, the hero OF the Cal
liope at 4 pia, to the command OF the Inifexols,
one Of the largest AID most powerful bhttle
ships in the English navy.
WALTER BEsANr has been accused by an
alleged author of having hynotised him ana
extracted from him when in that condition the
entire story. word for word, of the novelette,
entitled The Doubts of Dives.
Col T. W. HIGGtNsoN is an enthusiastic be-
lever in the advisability Of combining litera-
ture and riding on a tricycle.. He takes a daily
much Of the health which he has regalned.
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN and his wife had intended
to pay a late autumn visit TO America, but the
decision to hold November session compels a
change Of plans, and they will accordingly sail
on the TeutOnic on Aug. for a two months
trip.
The OLD HOUSE of John Endicott, the first
head OF the First popular government estab-
lisbed In America. is being torn down at Salem,
Mass. The structure was framed in England.
was brought TO the new country, and first put
together at Gloucester.
MARY ANDERsoN-NAvARRo will sit for Felix
Moschees, the London artist 10 her bridal
robe During his visit to Chicago the ideal
Galatea was the model for a study in green,
showing the classic beauty of the actress in a
gown of apple-green silk.
Mrs. FRANK LESLIE and Miss Sadie Martinez,
the actress, have arrived In New York from
Europe. Miss Martinez is under an engagement
20 I. II. French, and will be seen in DIR. Bill, ~
the piece with which DIR. French will open the
new Madison Square Garden theater in New
York
PRINCE BISMARCK repeats his accusations
against Sir Robert Moner. He declares that Sir
Robert conspired in 1860 with Crown Princess
Victoria NOW Empress FredericS) against him
The liberal press retorts, saying that IL the
prince knows anything TO the detriment of
openly, as the empress is quite able to defend
herself
IT is SAID that some years after Daniel Web
ster reached his zenith he went out early in the
morning over his Marshf1eld home and saw an
old woman picking cranCerries What are
you aoouty" SAID the great jurist; don't you
Know II against the law to do what you are
dolng!' She turned rou I'd upon him, and fix
ing her feeble old eyes upon him, said
Men make laws, but don't mind EN-;
pick cranberries wherever find 'em.
OF THE AsroRs now in town. says the New
York Wo'l Id, George is a blacksmith, Henry is
painter, Jacob is a designer and John Jacob
is cigarnaker. The other Astors who are
put down in the dir Glory as having no other
occupation than residence on Fifth avenue
are at Newport and other laces keeping
cool. Among the Va gderbts who are not at
Newport or enjoying the London season, or in
the pine woods of North Carolina are Abraham
Vanderbilt the trucker, Edgar the teacher Ed
ward w the lumber merchant, Garrett G the
blacksmith, George the contractor. Georg4 E.
tle fireman, George +. the clerk, Ike the bread
maker, and Russell the clerk