The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
PERSONAL

GEN JuBAL EARLY still clings TO the confeder-
ate gray as the color Of his dress.
W. W. STOREY has faished the monument and
medallion which are TO be placed on Theodore
Parker's grave at Florence. The ceremony will
take place Aug. "a
CHARLES Fechter left the jewelry worn by
him as Hamlet to Lester Wallack. Wallack in
turn left it TO Madame Ponisi and she in turn
has given tito Frederick Paulding.
TIE WIFE of John Young Brown. democratic
candidate for governor Of Kentucky, is the
daughter Of Archibald Dixon, who succeeded
Henry Clay in the United States Senate.
Miss ANNIE DALE, daughter of the late Rev.
James W. Dale of Media, Pa, who has been en-
gagged in missionary work at Teheran, Persia
Tor nye years, is 90 her way home in impaired
health.
Mrs. WANAhAKER's chief object in visiting
Europe this season is said to be to her grand
children. the little son and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Rodman Wanamaker who make their
home in Paris.
Miss NJ. E. BRADDoS las Mrs. John Maxwell
is generally known in the literary worldl is, at
the age of "a years, still an enthusiastic horse
woman, and Is often seen enjoying spirited
center In one OF the London parks
The PRIZE offered by the Manchester Eng
land Times for the best composition on THE
Best Book and Why Like IT. has been won by
Jessie Ludlow, South Carolina girl of 10 sum-
mers Her subject was "Ivanhoe."
MICHAEL TscHIGoRIN, who recently won the
cable chess match with Mr.. Steinitz, is 10 years
OF age, and was born near st. Petersburg He
learaed the game TO which he is now so devoted
WINE about is years old, and In less than twelve
months could beat his master though giving
the latter the odds Of rock.
THE CLASS that graduated from Dartmouth in
1851 will celebrate its 40th anniversary at Han
over at the commencement in June OF the
forty six members of the class nineteen have
9led. Among the survivors are Secretary of
war Proctor. Judge Ross of Vermont and ex-
Congressman Hall Of New Hampshire.
PRESIDENT CARNoT went recently to the
Jarein d. Acclimatation, and Bohemian was
asked what he thought of the French chief
magistrate. "Oh, he is a dignified and grave
looking man." replied the dark complexioned
gentle man; but he always comes with the
same woman. For the Lords sake has he
only one?h
Mrs. AUGUSTUS CRAVEN born Pauline Marie
Armande de la Ferronnays, was SO years old at
the time Of her death in Paris the other day.
Her Sisters Story" and her novel, 'Fleu-
range" have been read and enjoyed by most
women who read at all. But nothing she ever
Wro1e was half so lovely as the life of this
gentle. warm hearted and high-bred woman.
LORD CkoSS mas ceen spoken o. as the minis
ter with the largest personal influence over
Queen Victoria since Beaconsfeld's death
Vanity Fair" however, says: This is ridicu.
lous. The Duke of Rutland is the persona
gratissima ct court now, and IL is by the
Queens express wish that he is constantly in
waiting as minister in attendance. If any fur
tner proof were necessary, it would be enough
TO point to the fact that the Queen has con-
ferred on him the Garter IN preference to her
grandson, the Duke Of Fife. In this matter,
however, she has been able to crafty the minis
try as well as the Duke and herself.N