The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-17
PERSONAL

THssTEPpAUsHTER OF Alexander Cameron, o
wealthy Toronto lawyer. named Ward, viii be
marrsd in june TO Prince de- BenEon- Caraman
Of Fr4oce- She win bring her husband about
si0o'Ss0 Year income bs5b I'd BIZ
OLIVE LOGAN is the recipient of a distin-
guished literary honor. She has been elected a
member OF the Incorporated Society Of Authors,
OF which Lord Teunyson is president and Wal
ter Besant is secretary.
COUNTESS TonsroI is a busy woman, for not
only does she attend TO her domestic concerns.
which. with large family and inefficient Rus
san servants. demand both time and labor, but
also TO her husbands business affairs
Da CARL LuMHoLTz, the archeologist. has
made all bis arrangements TO start on his expe-
dition to Mexico and Arizona, to explore early
american antiquities about June l. The expe-
oitlon Is being made up IN Philadelphia
EMMA ABBOTT owes her start in life to Nine.
Patti. The diva said she was so entranced with
lullaby the little stranger sang that she threw
her arms about her, told DER to get ready to go
To-, 70 Italy and paid for her first years instruc-
CAPT. ROBERT WATSON FOSTER. one of the
Oldest Of American sailors, died in New York
Saturday, aged % years. He commanded a
Inerchantman in the China trade when only %,
and was a prominent shipmaster for many
years.
Bishop TAYLOR Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, who has Just returned TO this country
from Africa makes an earnest appeal for mis-
SONS IN tue dark continent. He asserts that the
day is not fer distant. if the christian church
rise 70 ITS present opportunity, when the success
OF saving the unconverted millions of Africa
shall be assured beyond peradventure-
| HENRY S. IVES, tha young Napoleon of
! finance, whose gigantic operations in railroad
| schemes has set the wise old heads of Wal
street to thin King what an INSCRIPTIONS ana
daring Swindler could do if be tried, is again at
work In an Office in Temple Court. His long
incarceration In Ludlow street jail has not
made him appear any older He has still the
boyisa, smooth face, surmounted by wavy dark
hair, and his brown eyes still retain their cold,
shrewd expression behind his gold-rimmed spec
| taceS. He is in appearance an ideal student
OF some theological college.
W. E. DUBOIS the eolored senior student at
Harvard who won $50 at the Boylston prizes for
defamation last Thursday night, has worked
| his way through Harvard and stands well with
his college mates, as does Clement Garrett
Morgan. Harvard's first colored class gator.
/ lie was born in Great Barri gton Mass, Feb.
70 1858 In 1886 he entered the college depart
| ment of Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn, and
graduated with hi n honors Ia 1885. While
there ne was editor of the Fisk Herald, the col
lege paper. He also taught school in the south.
| After his graduation at Fisk Dubois entered the
| Junior class at Harvard, has continued the
academic course, and will graduate in June. It
| Is his intention to take postgraduate course
Tor the degree of Pm. d. in social science, after
| which he expects to teach, probably in the
| south. Sincs his entrance at Harvard his ex-
animation marks have been A, which rank be-
| tween 30 and 100 per cent. 1t is thought that
| he will try for a fellowship, which means 500
year for study abroad.