The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-13
PERSONAL.

ARcHDURE FRANZ FERDISAND, the 2S-year old
heir Of the throne of Austria, has the measles.
B. P HUTCHINSON, better known as odd
| Hutch. thinks of changing his residence from
Chicago to Boston.
HARVARD COLLEGE has conferred the degree
Of doctor of laws upon Chief Justice Fuller and
Hon. John Randolph Tucker Of Virginia.
JULES GREW, so well known as the late Pres
| ident of the French republic, is neither Jules
nor "Grevy" but Judith Fsacor Paul Greviot
TIE GERMAN EDITION Of Gen. BENJAMIN F.
Buffers forthcoming book will be dedicated to
the late Gen. Won Motke. and the French ed
tion TO President Carnot.
Mrs MoNcURE D. CONWAY is a tall. handsome
woman with gray hair and dark eyes. She knew
both Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle, ard often visited
them at their London home
Ex SECRETARY THOMAS F. BAYARD delivered
an address on Wednesday before the alumni
and students Of the law department of Mchi
gan University at Ann Arbor
john LOGAN, postmaster at Cross Roads, York
couaty, Pennsylvania, is the oldest postmaster
in the service. Mr.. Logan was appointed 20 his
position Jan, IL, 1889, and has served cJntinu-
ously ever since.
MAJ WILLIAM ARTHUR. brother of the late
A0oAAOHb NiiCSbcT Arthur, QdS itttSeu Ills COT
tage in Cohasset to Arthur Hobart and family
of Boston. The cottage is the property of Mrs
Arthur. daughter OF the late DR.. c, T. JACK
sou, and niece of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
SENIOR PEDRO MoNTT, envoy of the Chilean
congressional party, who has just arrived in
New YORK has been a member of Congress and
of Balmaceda's cabinet. His father was presi-
dent of Chile from 1851 to 1861. He is accom-
panied by his secretary and Capt. Santa Cruz
Of the Iuascar.
MARION HARLAND is large, pleasant matron-
like woman, above medium hight, with a nut
brown complexion that suggests open air and
plenty Of exercise. She has a broad forehead,
ana h2lr Just turning gray This she combs
BACK IN pompadour fashion Her eyes are
rather deep set, and bright and clear. Her
mouth is firm aud she has a strong chin. At 6
years OF age she began writing stories.
The GREAT ENGLISH PAINTER, Wilson, who
was almost the founder of the landscape school,
was very poor in his younger DAYS One hot
summer day he, with some companions took
rural walk. Coming 10 a lovely stream they all
determined to battle, but Wilson hung back
Ihey almost forced him to urdress ana then
ms secret was exposed; he had patched his
waistcoat with an unsod canvas and a lovely
cascade tumb.ed down his back
The QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN is a very de-
voted mother, and lives quietly as any of her
most humble subjects bathing with the little
KING ana prlncesSeS in the morning and driving
or sailing with them in the afternoon The
baby king asserts his prerogative full royalty
even now, to the despair of his governess, who
cannot persuade him to conform to the conven-
tlonalltles Of life, or to address his titled sub
Jects by other than their Christian names.
Mrs. ELLEN MITCHELL, the first woman nom
mated to seat in the Chicago board of educs-
ton, sums up her experience in this lam
particularly pleased to notice that the question
OF university extension is rapidly coming to the
front. The greatest possibilities in the way of
securing educational advantages should be
paced within the reach of the poor, for it was
never so true as it is to-day that knowledge is
power, and the safest place. think, for power
to rest is in the hands OF the people"