The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24
PERSONAL

JOSEPHINE JEFFERSON, daughter OF the come
dian. has sailed on visit 10 Europe.
GRs. FRANCES HoDGsos BURNETT is now in
] ally. She has almost recovered from her ac-
ciient.
THE E3fPEEss OF GERMANY has inherited seven
teen rows Of pearls from the late ex-Empress
Augusta
CE;EF JUSTICE FULLER's friends in Chicago
I commend his stand in refusing TO part with his
mustachc.
MARTYR F. TUPPER's daughter has been put
on the civil liss by the English government for
pension os $50 year.
Mrs. CRAWFORD, the gifted Paris correspond
ent Of London Truth aud the DAILY Nelcs,
named her daughter Leone, after Leon Gam
BETA. Cl -
Ex-kING Mu-As is said 70 BE- anxious to marry
Nine. BarEfos OF New York, the beautiful and
very wealthy widow of the Dictator of Qua
tenaia.
N GOBLET. who was prime minister Of France
when BoulanSer was minister Of war, has re-
sumed the practice of law since his defeat for
deputy at the elects as.
DEPUTY L4AvR.. one Of THE young men brought
to the front in French 9litics by Bouiangism, is
an engineer Of arSt-cass reputation, AID lives
close TO the EiIel tower.
AAet+-st%e
the championship belt in a novel branch of in
! dustry He is the ''sticker" Tor packing com
p-nY and claims that in fourteen years service
be has slain S,401, 600 hos.
NINE. EMMA NEVADA, with her husband and
! Little daughter has returned to Paris from Mad
fld 70 try what change of air viii do to remove
Ile iast traces OF the violent snd reiterated at
lacks OF lnduenza which have kept her pros
tFaSed uhrodghout the entire winter .
pe
circumstances TO criticise the work Of other
actors and actresses. One OF the most disag gree
able incld -nts Of her stay here was a bogus in
| terview with Ter husband. in which - was
MADE to speak rather disparagirgly of Wilson
| Barrett.
PRESIDENT HARRISON likes good cigar, and
smokes one after luncheon and another after
dinner. The ladies of the family do not have to
Withdraw when be enjoys his treat Mrs. Har-
rlson does not dislike the aroma of a good ciZar,
athough she is like Mrs Cleveland in deteSting
the odor of cigarette
/ ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL GARRISON
has had eight postofices named after him.
| Wanamaker has given his name to five new
| towns and Harrison to four. Vice President
| Morton. Senator Elmunds, and William E.
| Gladstone have score or two poStoffceS each.
Missouri has thought fit to dub a new postoffice
| Dudley, while Indiana honors Private Secretary
! Haitord in the same way. The democratic adj
!
chosen the name of Cleveland for one of its new
| towns. while Maryland christens a new post
| Office Bayard. A pOstot1ice in Pennsylvania has
applied for the name McGintyville,
A CORRESPONDENT who saw President Harri-
son at BENCHES Point SAYS: THE President ex-
pressed a special desire for perch, and dish of
| the white variety was one of the principal
attractions of the table. Aunt Emelne S
| dainties were enjoyed with sportmen's appetites
| by ali the company. Gen Harrison said he
came to the shore to be as free as possible from
| care and bother and the members of the club
| are especially anxious that intruders and curl
osity seekers shall keep away. The President
| has needed recreation for some time and
| trip to Florida was at first thought of. 1t was
suggested, however that he would have to
mae speeches at every town and city on his
| way down. and so he decided to come to
| Bengies.'