The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-07
PERSONAL.


CLARA BAErox Of Red Cross fame is visiting
Jamestown and beng fe,ed by those she helped
70 relieve.
Miss NARY MrRFREE. better known as Charles
Egbert Craddock, has returned to Tennessee to
reside with her parents a. the old homestead
DR- L B CLIFTON, the naturalist. sold q
moth to the Earl OF Roseberv fer 500 two
years ago he has hstched out another rare
specimen which be values ST $50
he PRINCESS OF WALES viii probably go 10
Scn"aihach for three weeks about the middle
Of august for course Of the baths, from which
she derived much beneflt N 1856.
MRS Many J. HOMES is one Of the most in
oeiatigaoie travellers among women authors.
She has rec ently completed years tour Of the
"Oria ana Is now going TO Alaska
ouIDA AND PATH have earned more money
mat any other two women OF the century. It
neser worries them whether long or short
month lneerFenes between pay days
or HoS. RoBHRr c. WINTHROP, who is on his
annual visit to Washington. it is remarked that
no one Ierceives any change in him. He bids
fair to rival Bancroft in the vigor of bis age
Francis RAELE of Philadelphia has been
nominated by the committee Of the alumni as
anfoVerseer of Harvard University The over
seers are elected by the alumni on commence
ment day.
SAMUEL j. BRowN, a pension attorney at
fhHadelphia. presents his claim to being the
youngest soldier in the Union army He en-
listed as drummer boy in the Army of the
fotomac when II years Of age.
AT THE BAPTISM of the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs John Dahlgren. at St Matthew's, in Wash
ington this week, Cardinal Gibbons was the
godfather and Miss Lille Rosecrans (who is
soon 10 marry Gov. ToOle Of MOntana) was the
godmother.
WILKES BooTR is again accused of being alive.
IDS time it is the Morning Express of San An
tonia. Tex, that makes the accusation. Its
Laredo cornespo 1dent states that Booth rooned
with him for three weeks and that his present
Whereabouts are well known TO prominent par
ties in Victoria, Tex.
Mrs. WAsAMAKER it is stated, has introduced
new fad In Washington, and has a class of
young ladies meet at her residence twice a
week, where professor of physical grace from
aoroac teaches them to walk to 90 up and
down stairs, TO bow. TO smile, to make eyes and
10 dispose OF the hands.
EDWARD BELLAxY. according to a Boston
paper. wrote Looking Backward as a satire
on socialism. and was the most astonished man
10 tie world when the public made hero of
MIN Whether this is true or untrue, the ''Sage
OF Cnicopee" viii not thank the Boston paper
for its alleged revelation.
PAUL BLouET. popularity known MAX
O'ReE, the author of Jonathan and His Con-
tinent, said farewell 10 this country Wednes-
day, after a sojourn of several months. He
carried away with him $4,000, $4,000 Of which
was the proceeds of the sale, of bis book and
SlO'uVO for the lectures he has delivered.
Miss ALco-T wrote in January 1874: when
had the youth had no money; now have the
money have no time. and when get the time,
II ever do, shall have no health TO enjoy life.
l suppose it's the discipline need; but it's
rather hard to love the things do aud see them
go by because duty chains me TO my galley"