The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-12
PERSONAL.

ADDISON CAMNAcK's new cottage at Tuxedo
PARK viii cost him about $4,000
LoaD TExSYsoS has been greatly benefited
by his cruise in the English channel.
Ex-senator INGALLS, is billed for an address
before the Piedmont Chsutauqua, at Llthis
Springs. Ga. which opens July ID.
Gov FIrER OF Illinois is al Lake Mlltona, near
Alexandria, MINI. and will remain two weeks,
the guest Of the Miltona Club OF Chicago.
Mas ELIZABETH FArcHER. who died in Car
rollton Ark, last sunday, al the age Of 95,
claimed TO be a lineal descendent of that da-
ing revolutionary soldier Mad Anthony
Wayne.
DR.. OUCHrERLoNY of Louisville has presented
TO the Catholic University at Washington large
and valuable archaeological collection illus
trating ths prehistoric antiquities Of the Mlssis-
sippi valley.
WILLIAM MILLER Of Granny. Mass, is 60 years
year Of age, has not been 100 rods from his
home in eleven years and has all his life slept
in the same b=d. IL has touch of heart dis
ease, aud fears that any change will cause in
stant death.
CLINTON SCoLLARD. an aspiring poet, has been
getting himself into very hot water by ventur
Jag to assert IN one of ms poemiets that "dande-
lions dot the ground in June The critics say
that they did
Ex-Gov ANEs is one Of the richest men in
Massachusetts. and likewise one Of the plainest
in attire and manner lie wears an incorspic-
u0us business suit Of quiet coloring, and his
head is covered by a bros i-brlmmed. Quaker
line straw hat.
JoHN Burns. tie British socialist and labor
agtator was educated in the English public
schools, and is deep student OF the questions
in which ne is interested. He is much in earnest,
but his views are moderate and without anaf
chistlc tendencies.
SENATOR MCPHERSON of New Jersey owns one
Of the hnest salmon streams in Canada, the
Noteshssquan. which is reputed to be alive with
gamy fish. The senator's angling outfit is of
irreprOach able excellence in fact, the senator
himself believes it to be the finest in America.
TIE Bier PHblico newspaper of Quezalten-
ango, Guatemala, reports that the government
Of Guatemala has purchased for $3.50, 600 the
library OF Dr.. Fernando Cruz, recently Guate-
malan minister to the United States, which will
be added TO the public library Of that country.
JOSH CLARK of Pittsburg is the richest col
cred man in Pennsylvania if the assessors are
correct. Twenty years ago he began life as a
blacksmith, and has since then hammered out
$4,000 fortune. Clark solved his share in
the negro problem by the simple remedy of
hard work.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD, poet editor and Oriental
ist, is rather short, we'll built man of go with
smooth gray hair, carefully parted, a strong
nose aud high forehead His beard is thin ard
gray, his complexion ford. and bis eyes are
blue. He has been for thirty years in the
service Of the London Telegraph.
CARL ScHuRz has great. gaunt hands, but
they are very artistic in performance, and
more delicate than the touch of a woman when
they wander over the ivory keys Of the piano.
There is probably no amateur pianist in the
country equally gifted with the German col
lege professor, who, after only a few years in
this country, became member of Presidents
cabinet
THE PRINCE OF WALES has a remarkable
memory that enables him to recall little Incl
dents in the careers of comparative strangers,
which is the result of assiduous practice He
reads the newspapers with much attention
as an editor does. and stores away in his mem-
DRY for future use every scrap OF information
relating to people who are likely to be thrown
in his way, He has trained his eye so that on
entering room he sees every body there at a
glance, and possesses a marvellous faculty for
recolleeting faces