The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-04
PERSONAL.

President Polk of the farmers alliance has
beard which, a western paper says. ought to
make PETER green with envy.
SENATOR CAMERON is said to take more pleas
ure IN holding the reins behind a fast horse
than In any other occupation.
REV. EDWARD P. TERHuSE, the husband Of
Marion Harland, has accepted the pastorate
OF the Puritan Congregational church of Brook
Ign.
GEN. MALONE, who has been Ill In Roanoke
since the adjournment Of the republican con-
vention, has returned TO his home In Peters
burg.
PHILLIPS BARRY. a IL year-old lad, is one of
the best botanists in Boston, where he has taken
several prizes at exhibitions. He knows Gray's
Manual almost by heart.
LIEUT.. CHARLES ADELE LOUIS TorrEN, Fourth
United States artillery, is at work upon a
history Of the human race from the creation
down TO the present time.
Lucy HOOPER writes from Paris that Mrs.
Deacon is the observed OF all observers in the
Bots de Boulogne, where she drives in a close
coupe. She wears deep mourning.
HERR LAUTER, the manager of Krupp's great
gun factory, is about to start for the United
States to arrange for the transportation of the
pig guns that Herr krupp will exhibit at the
Chicago fair.
NOTING the fact that Count Hesse- warteeg ia
now in Paris as a correspondent of a syndicate
OF newspapers. Eugene Field says that he pur-
sues literature as avOcation; by vocation he
is the husband of Minnie Hauk.
PRINCESS VICTORIA of Hawaii will visit the
United States and the worlds fair In 1898. re-
turning to Honolulu in time TO celebrate her
18TH birthday, Oct. l6, when 'she will become
eligible to assume the duties of her position az
helr apparent to the throne of Hawaii"
BUFFALO BILL sat in state at the recent omen.
ing Of the horticultural exhibition in London
with Mrs Mackay In the seat of honor on his
right. Mr.. Cody was a greater man for the
time being than the Dukes of Connaught and
Westminster and all the other lords there.
NJ. LOVE, the head of the Paris police, is a
very determined, energetic sort of Individual,
and is still in the prime of life. He Is devoted
TO his difficult and responsible duties and is
never 80 happy as when sitting in his little
ONCE hearing detectives report on their labors
GEORGE w. JONES, IS years OF age, now a resi-.
dent OF Dubuque, Ia, and formerly a senator
Of the United States, is to receive a pension of
go month in consideration of services en-
dered by him as a drummer boy in the war of
lol2 and as aid de camp to Gen Dodge in the
BLACK Hawk war of 1892.
EMILE ZoLA may secure seat among the i'm
mortals of France after all. At the last session
Of the French Academy, Camille Doucet read a
letter from the popular novelist, announcing
bis candidacy for the seat made vacant by the
death of Admiral de la Graviere. Pierre Lott
being out OF the way lola. it is said believes
that his election will be certain.
HAMILTON AIDE, who has also been doing
America and writing about it, is more accom-.
plished than Rudyard Kipling Mr.. Aide is a
dramatist musician, painter and poet His
father was an American. diplomat, and the
proper pronunciation of his name is Ah-ee-day
His Atpoaltirp bIua - tba
girls thought him only as old as he looks they
mistook. For he's 50.