The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-08
PERSON AL.
Ed vAs MErERE, an Indian. has been admitted
70 practices law in the Dakota courts

Ed Vas MErERE, an Indian. has been admitted
70 practices law in the Dakota courts.
LADY COLIN CAMPBELL frankly declares that
she does not think much of George Eliot's
novels
BISMARCK goes out riding for several hours
every day in the Sachsenwald which is now in
full bloom.
Rev. DIR. LYMAS ABBOTT says he considers the
Rev. DIR. Phillips Brooks by far the foremost
Preacher in America.
SENATOR STANFORD owns the largest vineyard
in the world 1t is in Tehama county, Colorado,
and covers ass acres.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE NICHOLS of Peterboro, Ont,
who died recently. worth S3,0O0.0 O0. was the
richest woman in Canada
GEORGE BASoRoFr is the oldest ex-cabinet
officer. both in age and point of service. no "
living. He was Secretary of the Navy under
| Polk.
Mrs. PERue1NI, Charles Dickens second
daughter, sketches for the English magazines
She is also successful painter of children's
portraits
JUDGE COOLEY of the interstate commerce
commission is still 10 i'll health and will not be
able to participate in the work of the commits
sion for some time.
Rev. DIR. LINDSAY, minister of st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal church. Boston, was taken
| altogether by surprise by his election as assist
amt bishop of Alabama.
KARL LEUTENscHLAGER who has charge of
the Passion Play at ODER Ammergau this year,
is connected with the Court theater at Munich
His stepfather was one of Germany's most dis
| tinguished tragedians.
Miss Bessie BoLE Of San Francisco is 90 and
beautiful little blonde with dark brown eyes
and pretty figure. She is practical horse
~ achN fne
opposition of her family. She learned horse
shoelng In an industrial school
Pope LEo's resident physician follows his
holiness about almost like his shadow, and is
forever going to and fro with thermometer in
his hand looking out for the slightest breath of
an intrusive draught that might venture to
blow rudely near the head of the church.
NINE LErITIA BoNAPARTE WYsE RArzsI DE
RuTE, the madcap granddaughter of Lucien
| Bonaparte. brother of the great Napoleon, is
still fascinating and romantic at the age of 6S.
| In this way she manages 10 keep her name be
| fore the public, Notwithstanding the extreme
length of it.
BELvA LOCKWOOD has law practice that
brings her in more money than a congressman's
salary, has property in Washington worth
$4,000 and country place worth $4,000, all
acquired in a comparatively short time from
her legal business This is more than she
would have had if she had stuck to school
Fl. B. PLANT, president of the Southern Ex-
press Company, of the Plant Investment Com
pany and of the Plant steamship line. is one of
the shrewdest and most successful organizers
| OF business enterprises in the south. He is
| somewhere about 20, W ite-haired. with
| grizzly mustache and shrewd eyes. His nose is
| straight, and so is his talk. If he makes a
statement it is compact, terse and to the point.
Mrs. NJ. NJ KELLOGG. native of Montpelier,
Vt, who died in New York during the past
winter. willed several thousand dollars for the
erection of gateway TO Green Mount GENE
terry in her native city, and $4,000 for a chapel
| in the cemetery, giving the remainder of her
estate. which, it is said, will amount to nearly
| S500,0Jc, for the establishment of a public
| library in the town, including the erection of
a building therefor.
A STORY is in circulation to the effect that G.
| E. Silcott the defaulting cashier of the late
House of Representatives, spent the past
winter in Baltimore at the home of his son. 1t
| is further claimed that he recently sailed for
| South America, accompanied by his wife and
| 6aughter-inlaw. Common belief is that Sill
| colt is TO some extent scapegoat Tor Sergeant
| alarms Leedom. who is now talking of run.
| ming for CONGRESSES in Ohio