The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-04
PERSONAL.

CoSeREssxAS REYBusS Of Philadelphia has
bought an island of the coast of South Caro-
lima
Cor. IsGERsoLL believes that whea he lives
through February he is safe for the rest Of the
year.
LORD BRAssEY owns 1000 acres in Australia.
A man with such a mama ought to own the
earth.
Mn. and Mrs. NAVARRO have been making a
tour in the midlands OF England, and have
spent some time at Nottingham.
Ex-Gov ALcoRx of Issaquena, and Judge
Simrall of Vicksourg, are the only republicans
Of tire 115 members elected 70 the state consti-
turional convention of Mississippi
GEORGE FRAxcIs TRAIN will attempt 10 beat
the record of a trip around the world He Will
leave Tocoma Aug. on the steamship emma
and calculates that he can make the trip OF the
globe in fifty seven days.
Col. H. c. PARSONS de MES that he has sold
the Natural bridge. He has placed the property
in trdst for 100 years for the benefit of his
family. and has made strict reservations Ior the
maintenance of a natural park
ONE of the hardest worked men at Long
Branch is George NJ Pullman, Of palace-c car
fams He makes full time every day, even if he
does ride in a coach and smoke 81 cigars thai
have heen packed in rose leaves.
ANDREW CARNEGIE will spend more of his
time in England and Scotland than he has been
in the habit of doing. He has taken house in
the south of England in addition to Cluny
Castle in Scotland, which he has rented for the
season.
EDWIN CHECKLEY. young New \ ork doctor,
in order to know the sanitary value of bicycle
riding is going to ride to Chicago, starting Aug
g. He will use a safety. and come through
Southern Pennsylvania to Columbus, O., and
thence by the straightest line.
DR.. SroECKER, the leader Of the anti-Semitic
movement in Berlin, has disciples after his own
heart in the University of Heidelberg At
meeting of the governing body of students,
held recently in the classical Old town, it was
decided to boycott all Hebrew shopkeepers. 1t
is not stated whether the money lenders are in
cluded in this general ban or not.
MoNcURE D. CONWAY. who is at work on a
life of Hawthorne, says that Hawthorne origin
ally heard the story of Evangelne related by
an Arcadian exile, and intended to weave it
into romance. But be incautiously told the
substance OF 1t to one Connolly, who impaired 1t
to Longfellow, with the intimation that the
material had come from Hawthorne as gift.
MANY of the senators in Washington have dis
carded their vests during the heated term and
have donned thin clothing. Senator Vance
stands alone as the wearer of sash in the
senate, and he has been su jected to consider
aole cnaHng IN consequence. Droao olack
SASH with long light frock coat and trousers,
may not be good form, but the North Carolina
humorist has original ideas of style. Senator'S
Evarts, Mitchell. McM an Hiscock and Ingalls,
were attir d in light cleviot suits. Senator
Wilson of Iowa looked comparatively cool in a
cream-colored sack coat and dark trousers.
Senators Hampton and Butler were clothed in
gray and buff linen, respectively, while Senator
Blackburn was the only senator to venture into
the chamber wearing flannel shirt. Senators
Sherman, Morgan, Colquitt, Quay, Paddock,
Dawes and Frye endeavored TO Keep cool with
the as -istance of black alpaca coats and white
vests. Senators Plumb, Blair, Reagan, Platt.
Aldrich. Coke. Gray, George and Payne appear
to be sweltering in all black attire.