The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-22
PERSONAL.

GEN. ALsEE expects to spend g good part Of
the summer on the Pacific coast.
MRS. MAUD HOWE ELLIOT OF Washington has
gone abroad 70 study Salvation Army methods
OF work. .,.
SUPT. BYRSEs, the hsad Of The New York
police department., celebrated bis 5oth birthday
last week ..
WILLIAM n. CRANE has Bought q yacht,
named it The Senator after his play. and
started of on cruise along the New England
coast.
VICE PREsIDBET morton has promised 70 SIX
hibit bis splendid herd Of Guernseys ct the Co
lumbar dairy exposition in Madison Square
garden, New York, in October next. IS
NJ BuRDEAu the new French mialstsr or
marine, was one OF Jules eirnons colleagues In
the labor conference at Berlin and achieved
considerable influence in that capacity.
THE Prince Of Wales Is not supposed 70 sup
port any one political party In England, but
there is a well defined impression that his royal
highness is not, at least, an advanced radical.
T. ]. soUTHARD. now in his s5th year. is the
oldest living shipbuider of Maine. He lives in
Richmond, and has built over 100 vessels His
name is a familiar one in shipping circles all
over the world.
REV. ARTHUR PIERsoN who was recently
called to succeed Charles H Spurgeon OF Lon
don, preached at the Clarendon Street Baptist
church, Boston, on Sunday. DR.. Person still
has the London call under consideration
CONGRESSMAN BLAND has brother two years
younger than himself who is Judge Of the Nine
teenth Missouri circuit, and has been nominated
for the place for the third time Judge Bland
served through the war as federal soldier.
COUNT HERBERT Won BIsMARcK's most prec-
ious wedding present was given him by his
father-the estate of Schoenhausen, with its
splendid old schloss and leagues OF forest. The
Bismarcks take their title from Schoenhausen
THE KAISER is about to pay another visit to
the queen. He is expected TO reach Osborne
Aug I, and on the occasion OF his visit the new
banqueting hall, which has been added TO the
palace at a cost OF $l25 900, will be used for the
first time.
JUDGE MONTGOMERY, who is to retire from the
supreme court bench OF tie District Of Columbia
next October, received from the bar of the dis,
trict handsome silver, gold-lined punch bowl
last Saturday evening. The presentation oc-
Cured at his own house,
FRANK JAMES is on his way to Spain for a
summer Of sight seeing and TO purchase some
stock for his Texas ranch. He will return via
London, and he ought to be accorded a hand
some reception In the British metropolis where
next to Buffalo Bill, he is regarded as the
greatest American OF the age.
MRS. H, B. PLANT, wife Of the well-known
Florida hotel and railroad man, and president
Of the Southern Express Company, is lying crit
icaly Ill at Mr. Plants handsome summer resi-
dence at Bradford, near New Haven, Conn, and
IL is doubtful whether she will recover, says the
New York Press. Mrs. Plants ailment is ty-
phoid fever and she has been very i'll now for
some time past. she was taken down soon after
her return from Tampa Bay, Florida, where she
spent most Of the winter and spring. with low
fever, which finally developed into typhoid:
Mrs. Plant is we'll known to large number OF
people. She has always accompanied her hus-
band on his many trips to the south and Cuba,
and, although much younger than her husband,
Mr. Plant now being rs years old. has much OF
his ndomitable energy aud persistence. She,
iC was, who chose all the furniture and appoint
ments for tbs great Tampa Bay hotel and her
house was completed as to its interior arrange
ments under her personal supervision. During
the past two winters she has remained In
Tampa personally experimenting the domestic
arrangements of the immense house.