The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-29
LOCAL Personal
T. ]. Burner of Atlanta is at the Scr.

r. S. Feagan Of Montgomery is at the
Pulaski.
P. II. Marley of Augusta is at the
Screyen.
Thomas Hoys of Beaufort is at the
Screyen.
J. W. Preston of Barlow is at tbs
Screven.
D. Haas Of Charleston is registered at the
Screven.
D. A. McCullum Of Long Branch is at the
! Marshall.
c. j. c. Hutson Of North Carolina is at
| the Pulaski.
James n. Crisp of Trenton, n J., is at
/ tte De Soto.
J. S. Barr of Wilmington, n. c., is at
| the Screven.
II. NJ. Moody Of Long Branch Ga, is at
the Marshall.
Thadeus w. Griffin of Petersburg, Va, is
at the De Soto.
L. G. Campbell of Glenmore is stopping
at the Marshall
C. C. Jadwin and wife, of Honlsdale, Pa
are at the De Soto.
Alva Smith of Lynchburg, s. c., is at
the ScreYen house.
blr. and Mrs. L. Higginson Of Boston are
| guests of the De Soto.
Isaac N. Tucker and wife, Of Boston, are
| guests Of the De Soto.
r. I. Stedman OF Winston, n. c., is reg
lstered at the Pulaski.
| Fl. A. Searle and wife, of New York, are
stopping at the De Soto.
| Mr.. aud Mrs Walter Cook of New York
are guests of the De Soto.
| William Mizall of Kings Ferry. Fla, is
stopping at the Marshall.
| Mrs. J. ". Lawton of Charleston, S. c.,
IS stopping at the Screven.
David McKelry and wife, Of New York,
are stopping at the De Soto.
Elliot and Edward r. Sanford of New
| York are guests of the Pulaski
John D. Krelty and wife, of Fitchburg,
Mass, are guests of the Pulaski
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Eckman feft for New
| York yesterday on the Kansas City.
| j. w. Lazy and wife and Miss Lazy. of
Newark, are stopping at the Pulaski.
| i. j. Nounstiuo and W. ]. Evans and
wife of Atlanta are guests Of the De Soto.
Miss S. w. Vincent, Miss Upham and
Alfred Kemp of Boston are guests of the
| De Soto.
C. II. Filley, j. B. Cobb and w. P
! FLINDERS of St. Louis are registered at the
| De Soto.
William L. Loclart and wife, and Miss
Lucy Sands of Boston, are guests of the
| De SOTO.
President J. p Oyerton left for the north
yesterday on the Kansas City, on his way
to Europe.
L. f. Alden and wife and Charles Eaton
and wife, OF Brockton, Mass, are guests CT
the PULASKI.
Mrs. Julian Fl. Evans Of Davisboro is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Mary Hopkins al
No. rs Jones street.
George II. Barker, Mrs. George NJ.
Barker, and Miss f. c. Barker Of Washing
ton, d. c., are stopping at the De Soto.
Henry ". Bates Of Cambridge, Mass,
ole Of the wealtAies1 young men in taal
city, IS spending some time at the PULASKI.
The Calhous-Herittp party left St. Angus
tine last night in the private car Erie foi
Atlanta, via Albany and Macon. The party
will arrive in Atlanta this morning
The new officers of Canton Chatham
Patriarchs Militant, l. o. o. f., have
received their commission through Mai
David Porter, commanding the department
Of Georgia.
B. T. Burchard, chief engineer and super
inteldelt of the Creo5Ote Lumber and Con-
structiOn Company of Fernn ldiaa, which
furnished tie creO}ote piling for the new
quarantine station at this harbor, vas IN
the city yesterday, and left last night fol
Richmond, Va.
Department Commander Porter of tn
GraGl Army of the Republic has been in.
vited By e. S. Jones Post of Macon to at
tend the decoration day exercises at Ander
sOnvile May 30, and to officiate as CON-
mander OF the department. He has ais
been Invited to take part in the exerci es a
the national cemetary at Beaufort, s. C.
John McClade, New York fish commits
sioner, and party Of seven stopped ove
il Savannah short time yesterday. Mr.
McClade has been in Florida for a few week
travelling in his private car. The party ad
mired tins south, and their admiration wa,
heightened when they saw Savannah. The
party lett on the Florida special last night
for New York.
Stephen W. Marston of the commission
house Of Minot, Hooper & Co. of Boston
arrived at the De Soto last night. He is
member of the firm and is taking life easy
tie has passed the meridian of life, but h
has preserved himself remarkably well ant
seems to grow hear5ier with his age With
out beard Oh his face, tangle in his hair
or crease ii his trousers, his appearance i
rather that of a professional than business
man.
H. NJ. Flagler wired the De Soto vas
terday that he is unable to leave st
Augustine now and cancelled his order FOL
TOOIlS. ne may come up later. Inc press
OF business in st. Angus inc is continuing
without a cessation. As fast as tourists
leave for the north their places ara filleC
by Others, who are arriving daily. ST
Augustine is crowded, Mr.. Flagler sail
and the season appears t. be in its hight
1t has surpassed any that the south eve
saw.
Dr. w. H. Stuart and T. D. Miller, Esq.
of Norwich, N, Y, are spending a day Oh
two in Savannah, after having made toul
of the south from the we It, on their way
back north. They visited For5 Puiask
yesterday with Isaac Beckett, Esq, anC
to-day will g out to Bonaveuture anC
Thunderbolt. DR.. Stuart is leading ply
sician of Norwich aud Mr. Miller is one tn
fore most citizens of the town. DIR. Stuar
was here twenty-five years ago, but ne SAL
that Savannah then and Savannah TO-DAY
are two different cities. Ia their tour of tn
south the New Workers say that withou
any exception the De Soto is i'll every wa,
the finest hotel they have found. They wal
leave to-day for Charleston.
G. c. Green, the inventor of Green
August Flower and German Syrup, arrives
in Savannah last night in his private car
He is accompanied by his wife, child, Misse
L1ttie and Edith Green, II. Brown Greou
G. G. Green, Jr., Miss Mary Derr and Dan
lei F. Cream, of Woodbury., y. j., and DIR
VIM. l.. Newell and wife, Of New Jersey
and Mai W. b. Slack and w. II. Slack, o
Washington, d. G. DR.. Newell is Mr
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