The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-03
PERSONAL

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BISMARCK did not attend Won Motke's fu-
neral for the simple reason that he wasnr
| asked.
WILLIAM K. vASDERBnT's HEN HOUSE, to be-
built at his country seat at Oak Dale, l. l., will
cost $15. 900.
ABOUT $50 men are employed In the construc.
ton OF George Vanderbilt's castle at Asheville
N c. II will require about two years to com.
| plete the building.
GEN. FrTzHueH LEE is expected to deliver
the address Of the anniversary festival of the
Confederate Soldiers Home OF the Maryland
Line, at Pikssville. juno L ny
.HuRLBERT and Oakley Hall are in New York
and Miss Evelyn is in London, but Private
Secretary Murray is like the pea under the
tnlmoie-not there enough to be counted.
The RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT has presented gold
medals TO Prince George of Greece and his suite
IN honor Of the courage they displayed in the
defense OF the czarowrz from a Japanese as
sassin. AZ HaT
CORPORAL TANNER is feeling quite clipper
over troubles in the pension Office, and when
ever he comes across portrait of Gen. Raum
ne shakes his fist at it and says, You're an
A PHILADEIPHIA EDITOR who is not inappro-
prlately named Bloomingdale. recently walked
mile wearing an advertisement sandwich sign
ana earned $50. This is one way of dong out
side work 7i7H
LADY 1PAUNcEFoTE. wife of the British minis
ter is fond of walking and can get around with
neatness and celebrity which emake her indie
pendent OF street cars and Of little trouble to
her own coechman. 49,.
GEN. NEAL Dow is SO years of age and is be-
ginning to appreciate that there ars about
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becoming popular enough to win the willing
support or the people of Maine.
The New York Womens Press Club will hold
a special meeting on Decoration day, and dis
cuss resolution presented by Mrs. Eliza
Orchard Conner to the effect that hotel and
apartment house for the business and profess
slonal women Of New YORK. is a need of the
times 14r77a
AGNES REPPLrER is one of the few quiet and
careful essayists among women She Is a ma
tive of Philadelphia and lives q quiet studious
LIE among her books, sending frequent and Sc
rious articles to the Philadelphia and New York
Journals and to the Atlantic MonthLu, and de-
lVerlng occasional lectures during the season.
Mr.. GLADSTONE is strongly in favor of admit
ting women to the board of county councillors
and his answer to the deputation proposing the
1 TI was extremely lucid and Straightforward
he mad gathered that in county council work
there was a field for women's energies and a
real want for them to supply, and be heartily
Endorsed the bill
JANE STEVENS whose pictures are on exhi-
bition at the Royal Institute of Painters, speut
the best years of her life as a clerk in one of the
departments at Washington, and now without
lesson in drawing without assistance or en-
conragement from artists, her natural genius,
expressing ideas IN bold, original and uncon-
ventional work has won international honor.
CHRISTINE NILSSON entertained at dinner not
long ago the two divas, Patti and Albani and
the three queens OF song were attired in the
sumptuous simplicity of the Valols or Tudor
period. They hummed few snatches of songs
together. as they did long ago, before titles
troubled them, and were charmingly sweet to
oech other, but they did not appear together in
public.