The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
PERSONAL.

Ex-PzEsIDESr CLevELAND and Mrs. Cleveland
are going to Bar Earbor.
ROBERT GARRETT has just imported a picture
the duty on which is s4.5CO.
BoULASGER is noe journalist. He helps in
managing the VoiT IL Felple, Paris weekly,
Boulangist organ
Ex-CossREssaAN MARKHAM, the republican
| candidate for governor OF California. went "a
CALI ornia from Milwaukee 10 1875, ami took W
his resi- fence in Pasadena
TIE CoxTE DE PARIS. accompanied by the
Conte d II lusonville an the Due d Orleans
Will sail for New York Sept "a and his
nIst visit will be TO the battlefields OF Vir-
ginil.
JUDoE MUGS oREuLY Of Hamilton. Ont is
dad, aged s4 He was the oldest queens
| Mcdonald. and Tvs olde I judge in the Do
1885,
NJ. RocHUssEy, who has been awarded the
10000 franc prize o. the Paris Monetary con
gress for the best discussion of international
bmetalism, was formerly minister of foreign
affars and IS now member OF toe council Of the
state of Holland
The DESCENDANTS of George and Michael
Harlan. who emigrated 70 what is now Del
aware about 300 years ago, are to have their
annual reunion IN Richmou I, Ind. next week.
Justice Harlan OF the United States Supreme
court Is one of them.
The PRINCE OF WALES is said to be a very
good landlord at Sandringham. Although the
prince is not a teetotaer aud does not seek to
make his dependents such. there is no public
mouse on the estate. The peasants cottages
are OF model kind, surrounded by pretty gar
dens.
ANOTHER American heiress has succumbed to
the destinations of title Mss Annie Cutting,
daughter of the late Hayward Cutting of New
Y orr, is to marry Baron Verier, one of the
nobility of Belgium. Baron Nerer belongs to
one of the Oldest and most distinguished fami-
lies in Belgium.
THE WIFE of Senator Davis of Minnesota Is
quoted to the effect that she was taught dress.
making when she was a girl. and from that
time till the present she has made, not only
every dress, but also every bonnet or hat that
she has worn. Toe senator will lose the mil
liner vote when this gets out
NJ JULES SIMON, the French statesman and
philantht opist. doubtless owes a deal of his
freshness, at the age of n, to a ministering
angel in the person of his wife After being
first-rate as professor, lecturer, parliamentary
orator and writer of sngularly attractive
though ''ologicaf' works, he has come out as q
brilliant journalist.
AMONG the interested spectators Of the Grand
Army parade in Boston this week was A. NJ.
NiotRs VI OhO Icniy DlA ARMY TOSb VI
McGregor, Ia, who is 80 years old, and has been
IN three American wars. He was a drummer
boy IN IL 2, bugler for Gen. Scott in the MeXi-
can conflict a1d enlisted in Company D of the
Missouri Engineers in 1862.
NINE BLAvATsKY. the high priestess of theoso-
ply weighs 80 pounds, though eating nothing
but tomatoes, nuts, raisins, and juicy fruits and
drinking hot water. She wears black silk slip
made baby fashion, belted at the waist with
draw string, and lives day and night in parlor
Carriage, i'll which she is wheeled from room to
room in her London house.
MISS FRIEDRIcHs of the Pail Mall Gazette
was the first woman attached as a general jour
nalist to a London paper Miss Fredrichs is of
German birth and family. Soon after leaving
school she spent some time in Russia, where she
began her literary work by making transla-
tons. She is often sent off at an hours notice
ia connection with the Pail MAI Gazette. She
is good linguist and invaluable on foreign
service She was the special correspondent for
the paper at Der in during the time of Prince
BiSmarck'S resignation.