The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-13
PERSONAL. u

GEN. z. BrRD GsUBB and his young bride are
TO return to New Jersey this spring.
Gov. MERRIAM OF Minnesota has become the
owner OF the Richeleu hotel In Chicago, for
which he paid $4,000
Dr.. MARY P. JACOBS, in New York. and Dr.
Mary Hoxon, in Washington, are each reputed
to earn $4,000 year at their profession.
WILLIAM W. HYDE the democratic mayor
elect of Hartford, is a son of ex-Congressman
Alvan P. Hyde, aud was graduated from Yale
in 1876.
The President recognized Arbor day in
Maryland by taking the Mckee babies and
and planting three trees in the white house
garden.
Hon. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG. able journalist
and Grants minister to China, has become
fourth vice president of the Reading railroad
system.
SAM SMALL. the evangelist has grown beard
that curiousy alters his appearance. He also,
shines resplendent in patent leather shoes and
very elegant black frock coat
HOBART c. TAYLOR, one of Chicago's bright
literary lights, is engaged upon play for Jane
Hading, which will be produced during her
tour through this country in 1898
GEN. HARRY HETH will act as chief marshal
at the unwilling of the A P. Hill statue in
Richmond, May 30 Gen. HIS widow and two
daughters will attend the unwilling
JOHN RANDOLPH OF Roanoke, who bore no
love for the first of the Bayard family, used 60
speak of the distinguished senator as the gem
teman from Delaware. who represented three
counties at low tide and one at high,
A PHRENo1oGIsr once passed this verdict on
James Payn, the novelist: This is the
head of an individual born to benefit his fellow
creatures in the paths of practical science; he
Will go far as builder of bridges"
SENIOR RICARDO TRUMBULL is to succeed Senior
Mont as Chilean minister at Washington. Dur
ing the war between Balmaceda and the con-
gresslonalists Senior Trumbuli was a diplomatic
representative of the congressionalists in this
country.
The BRONZE BUST of Judge R. R. Nelson, the
federal district judge for Minnesota. which was
presented to the United States at st. Paul last
week by the bar of Minnesota, is considered a
fine work of art. 1t was executed by Jacob
FJeide Minneapolis sculptor.
IT IS CLAIMED that Philander A. Streeter, of
Company c. Second Vermont infantry. was
the first soldier sent to Libby prison. and his
pictures adorn that ediftce, now removed to
Chicago. Mr.. Streeter still lives, and is q
papermaker In Hoyoke. Mass.
LADY BLAKE, wife of Sir Henry Blake. COVER
nor Of Jamaica, proposes to establish marine
biological station near Kingston, capital of the
island, as memorial to Christopher Columbus.
Prot. Huxley and Sir John Lubbock are among
the English scientists who approve the object.
SECRETARY ELKINs, it is said has more call
ers than any previous secretary since the war.
He is besieged from the moment he is out of
bed until he is in it, The secretary's family, at
last acc counts, had been permitted to eat but
one meal since they moved into the Washing
ton house without strangers present.
CHARLIE WARD will be released from the Ohio
state prison April 49, He is over 20 years old,
and he has not enjoyed two years of continuous
liberty since he was Is. He was born in Scot
land and claims to be the son of q Presbyterian
preacher. He has been an inmate of nearly all
the state prisons from Missouri to the New
England states.
The COUNTESS DEU. only surviving daughter
OF the late Emperor of Brazil, is about to take
up her residence definitely in England. She
has just concluded an agreement with the re-
publican government of Brazil whereby in re-
turn for her abandonment of her pretensions
TO the crown OF Brazil the whole of her
fathers private estates and property are re-
stored to her