The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-27
PERSON
GES- BENJAMIN F. BvnzR is making an ex-
tended tour OF the northwest in his own parIor-


GES- BENJAMIN F. BvuER Is making an ex-
tended tour OF the northwest in his own parlor-
car.
KATE CEASE SPRAsUE. living on her farm at
Edgswood, in the suburbs Of Washington, is
busy writing Hieo be- father, Chief Justice
The hereditary Prince OF waldecx-P yrmUnt.
Prince MACMILLAN of Baden. who is a nephew
OF tae grand duke. will soon visit England TO
seek wife.
ALEXANDER III. the Russian car, will cele-
brate his silver wedding next month The in
spsctors OF presea IS will have their hands full
ROCKING Tor dynamite.
CONGRESSMAN SPIxoLa. democratic candidate
Tor reelection in the Tenth New York district,
az tie age o. %, is the oldest candidate running
Tor otfice In That city.
IHE MARRIAGE Of Mss Helene BecKEith of
New York to Dudley Leizl of London will take
place Nov g. The latter Is a son of Lord Leigh
d-u VIII succeed TO his titles and estates.
CEs'sus SUPERIyTESpESr PORTER has been
visiting the homs II his boyhooi, in Norfolk,
Eng and. Mr.. Porter came to this country in
1900, ana was soon afterw4rt naturalized.
SINCE Mr.. PATTIsoN opened his campaign in
pennsylvania he has SPOKEN in flfty-seven of
the slxty-seven counties OK the state. and ex-
pecis 70 make the complete round before cleo
ton.
Gov. WATERMAN OF California, at the expira-
ton Of his term of office this winter expects to
make his home in the southern part OF the
safe, wnere his mining and agricultural inter
ests lie.
HENRY DIsTIN, manufacturer of musical in
struments for bands, AID the head of the Distin
factory at Wiliiamsport. says there are 1900
formers.
Mas. OSCAR WILDE is plainly dressed, pretty
little woman, with no distinguishing graces, and
her only approach to aestheucisrn is the affect
ing OF lmmsnse GainsDorough mats, heavy with
dropping pumps.
Gen. JAMES A. WILLIAMS at one time United
States land commissioner, and still resident of
Washington City is lying seriously i'll in Kan
sas CITY, where he was Frustrated on his way
nome from New Mexico.
ALExEL PLATscHEJEw, the poor, but famous
Russian poet who was seats lced TO death in
1919, partially pardoned by Nicholas and re-
stored 70 LIS privileges b. Alexander H. has Just
become incredibly wealthy by the death of a
kinsman.
LORD DUNLo, the husband of Belle Billion. the
concert hail singer, whose matrimonial difficult
ties have been the subject of much discussion,
Doth IN the courts and among the general pub
Tic, was thrown from his horse while riding
recently, and one of his shoulders was dislo-
Gated
Mr.. McALLIsTER mentions in his annals of the
-Four Hundred that he gave picnic on his New
port farm one summer, and having no cattle
or sheep OF his own, he ct lot Of them from
nelshooring farmers TO lend picturesquepess to
Tine view. Many man has tided over a more
serious crisis by borrowing stock for a day or
two.
ERAsTUs WIMAN is going to have only things
Canadian on the bill of fare of dinner he ia
getting up for the British Iron and Steel Inst
tute's delegates at Niagara Falls, to show the
visitors the variety and completeness Of Cana
dlan products A probable exception will be
the French Canadian sardnes, from the East
port. Me-, sardineries
JAMES K. Polk and others of Kansas City,
who claim to be the nearest heirs of Robert
Morris, the financier Of Evolutionary times. are
reported to have taken steps for the recovery
OF ,SO4 900 acres of e I'd in New York Pennsrl-
vania aud Delaware granted to Morris and now
canned by them. Unless they fare better than
the average III of such claimants they will
take more steps than land