The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-29
PERSONAL

TEE DAUGHTERS Of the Princess Of Wales are
said 70 be able to 90 into the kitchen and cook q
meal Vlctuals, but they never do Il.
mss Zoe GAYToS. the crossceuntry pedes-
trian, expects to finish her long tramp from
san FRANCISCO 20 New YORK on sunday.
Mas MILE BLEssIse ETsTER, president Of
the Women's Press Association of the Pacific
coast, is Rrandniece of Barbara Frietchie
MNE- ALBoNI. now in London, celebrated her
18th birthday on March H. and sang GOunOd's
Ave Maria" with all OF her oldtime power.
SITTING Bulls old saddle is now on exhibit
ton at Jacob Ruppert's brewery. in New York.
lt was presented TO Mr.. Rupert by W. d.
Flower of Manhattan, Mont
ExCoNGREssxAs FRANK OF Missouri thinks
that Maj. Mckinley will be nominated and
elected governor OF Ohio, and that this will
make him "a mighty strong candidate for Presi-
dent in 1921"
Rev. DR. HEBER NEWTON and the Rev. DR..
Rainsford OF New York are threatened with
roasting over the religious Goals because they
are thought to hold the doors Of the Episcopal
church too wide open.
PROP. GUILLAUME has been the guest for sew
eral days OF julius Brown of Atlanta He is at
work upon portrait Of Gen Johnston for Mr..
Brown, using in bis work q photograph taken
ABOUT six months ago.
The GOVERNOR GENERAL OF INDIA, the vice
roy, receives salary of S35o,Oo0 year. with
allowances that include a gorgeous palace at
Calcutta and a summer residence, all making
ms position worth $500, 900 year.
SENATOR IGSATUs DoNNE1LY of Minnesota in
flight Of eloauence the other day, waved his
band toward the visitors gallery and shouted:
There are our superiorsr' Wbereat the ''suIe
riors cheered so Justify that they were inconti-
nently put out
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON, JR., the proprietor of
Thorncliff farm, in Goocnland county, Va. and
w. b. Marrett Of New York, have purchased
brownlng,' the young stallion owned by Sec
rotary or the Navy Tracy. This animal will be
years old next fall.
EX-SENATOR BLAIR expects to leave for China
where he will represent this government as
minister, in about a month or six weeks. he
VIII take his law books with him to brush up
his knowledge Of law and be read on his return
tn re-enter the practice of his profession.
THOMAS w. KNOX concludes that history has
fully established that Capt. Kidd buried no
treasure except OF Gar1ner's Island, and this,
amounting, " III what ne had on b. ard his
sci, to about $4,000. was secured by the Earl of
Bellamont, governor of the British colonies in
New England. Still the industry of locating
hldd's buried treasure by means of dreams,
etc., may be expected to 20 on indefinitely.
DR.. PEABODY of Harvard, who has just entered
the ranks Of the octogenarians, is little absent
minded at times One summer day, having
come INTO Boston from Cambridge, and having
aliShted from the car at BOwdoin square, he
turned sharp corner and collided with an
elderly gentleman VINO was standing with his
hat on. wiping the perspiration from his fore
head, but who held his hat in such a way as to
give the appearance OF begging DR.. Peabody
seeing the hat dropped quarter into it with his
customary kind remark. DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, who was holding the hat, put the
money IN his pocket, soemy thanked his old
friend, the giver and passed on.