The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-21
PEI SON AL.

Ex-Gov. BIGGs of Delaware and his two
sons expect to sell 10000 baskets of peaches
TINS year.
TESNYsoS was once asked to supply a dozen
! birthday poems of eight lines each for ZOO
guineas. The poet refused.
| Henry HILTON has a fine collection of fancy
and colored diamonds. numbering nearly 100
stones, In brown, yellow and pink.
MRS THOMAS A. ED1soN's Oldest daughter is
a brilliant performer on the piano. She is now
| in Germany under rare musical tuition.
Mas. JAMES g. BLAINE, JR,, has settled down
resignedly to the convention that rheumatism
has made her a cripple for life it is said
LYMAN BRYANT, the old sexton of the quaint
town Of Holden, Mass, now dying at the age of
81, had during his forty years Of office inferred
999 persons. 8 e.
GES. Arson g. MtCooK, secretary Of the
United State Senate, is a strQngly-built man,
about 80 years of age aud mas dark hair, mus
tache and eyes. He is one of the most agree
able aud popular men in Washington.
THE WIFE of well-known naval officer in
Washington wears a very handsome gold neck
lace that once adorned the neck of Peruvian
princess The lady nus oahd took it from the
princess whose mumifsd body ne found in a
Peruvian grave.
The PROPERTY left by the late Sir Richard
Sutton, owner of the Genesta, is estimated at
over e7Oo0.o00. The heir to the estate is Dc St
humous child only just born, and by the time
the very greatest ~
Ex-Gov. AMEs is one Of the richest men in
Massachusetts,, and likewise one of the plain
est in attire and manner. He wears an incon-
splcuous business suit of quiet colorng, and
ms mead IS covered uy broad brImmed, Qua
ker-like straw hat. .os
BARON DE GoNDoRGrR, the Brazilian india
rubber merchant who is trying to corner the
entire rubber output of the Amazon region, is
an energetic man OF Portuguese birth, II years
old. He is of short and very portly build, with
hight completion and red hair
YoFNe JAMES G. BLAINE is eating the reputa-
ton Of being one of the Cbe4 dressed men in
Washington. He displays a London wardrobe
OF lrreproachabie taste and especially affects
neat morning suits of gray. In mis- button hole
he wears bunch of sweet peas.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER of the Standard Oil
Company, is at his summer home near Cleve-
land. He has completely lost his nerve and is
afraid he will never get well again. The care of
his vast wealth has used him up completely,
and yet he is by no means an old man.
EDITOR BUTLER of the Huntington Qnd }
Herald, when he was married, some years ago,
thus announced the event: "Married-In Wa
bash, Ind, Tuesday April 4, at o'clock p. IN. =,
at the residence of the brides parents, Thad
Butler that's u.s., and Miss Kate Z. Sivey that S
more of us).'
THE Marquis de Leuville is defendant, in an
odd suit. He arranged with Henry Renton in
1881 TO manage his establishment known as the
Institute of Heraldry and Art, and then, says
the latter wrongfully dismissed him Renton
claims $500, and the marquis counter claims
for damages to his business through the plain
tif's gross misconduct and neglect of duty"
PRINCESS CLEMENTINE theyoungest daughter
of the King of Belgians, according to a report
circulated in Brussels, has decided to become a
nun In the cloister of Tette-SaintP ere, rear
the capital. to which only members of the arts
tocracY are admitted. II is fact that the
young princess, now 10 years of age, makes
long and frequent visits to the famous coster
| SEBASTIAN Bruno. whom one authority calls
the greatest humorist of modern German
literature was conspicuous Austrian journ-
alist, who made so many enemies in defense Of
the freedom of the church that he SANK into
| poverty. A Dominican monk obtained for him
a small pension; and ne has jut retired to end
| his days in the hyspce for the aged at Vein
| haus.