The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-07
PERSONAL

MOUNT McGREeoR is preparing to welcome
Mrs Frank Leslie, VINO is expected there soon
for an extended visit
JULIA STARK Evans Of Hampton, Ia, though
the mother Of five children, is studying for
graduation at the state university. Her hus-
band Is an active lawyer.
In MILWAUKEE, last week Jacob YoudaIl and
Adelina Hanson were married by Mrs. Kate
Pier, court commissioner Of that city. Mrs.
Fler IS marrying woman.
PROP. F. w. PUTNAM permanent secretary OF
the American Association for the Advancement
Of Science, bids fair 10 deserve the title He has
held tho ONCE for twenty-one years.
BY the death OF exGov. Myron H. Clark,
Hamilton Fish IS now left the sole survivor Of
those distinguished men who have held the gov
ernorship OF New York prior TO 1879.
The Duke OF Norfolk, premier peer OF the
realm, is about to make another pilgrimage
to London in the hope of mitigating the
condition OF his son and heir, the Earl Of
arundel and Surrey, who is blind. deaf and
dumb.
The retiring Indian judge, who is at present
proprietor OF Gad's Hill, had tempting offer
from Chicago to permit the removal OF Dickens
favorlte residence to the exposition city for
exhibition during the far. It was refused,
however.
Hon. EMILY LAwLEss the brilliant young
Irish novelist Is lying seriously Ill at the home
OF her brother. Lord Cloncurry. Miss Lawless'
latest book, "Grania has been termed by so
notable critic as John Morley, quite equal to
George Sand at her best. "
CHAUNoEY NJ. DEPEw sends word that he has
dined with the Prince Of Wales twice, says the
New York World And that's not all. He has
on two separate and distinct occasions dined
with the only living and genuine Grand Duke OF
Mecklenburg. There's no doubt that our
Chauncey" is ''in It,
GEORGE w. CH1LDs. in addition to his recent
gift of "Childs' Arbor" to Delaware Water
Gap, has bought a large tract OF glens and
woodlands near Dingman's to be laid out aud
opened as a public prrk. The distinguished
Philadelphia Journalist is often seen making
the drive from the Kittatnny house 70 Ding
man 8 Ferry.
Mr.. GLADSTONE Is a courteous, not TO say
magnanimous, foeman. When, after that last
division before the resignation OF the Tory min
istors there was Kissing Of Mr.. Balfour, the
liberal leader broke in with loud aud spirited
hear, hears. and consequently expressed his
disgust with the treatment accorded Lord Sails
bury spokesman in the commons.
George VANDERBILT has announced his inten-
ton of leaving not only Newport but all
America as well in the near future. Early In
autumn he will sail for Japan for a long visit
and thence on another trip no one knows where.
Meanwhile the gates of the marble house will
swing open with greater frequency upon the
dinners which Mrs. Vanderbilt has recently in
augurated for the last days OF the Newport
season.
A FRENcHMAS of title died In New York last
week. He was Baron Roger de Ssilliere, deaf
and dumb. He wandered around the earth,
comfortable fortune, left by hfs father, q sutler
In the French army and noble of the last Ma
poleonic creation, enabling him TO live life of
ease. On his visits TO New York he could be
a. " AZ I1It n ma INV
deaf and dumb people, who have always g pad
and pencil convenient, and are delighted to
converse in this way with strangers Roger de
Selliere was uncommuncstiVe and morose.