The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26
AMERICANS IN LONDON.
From the New York Press.

London. May 6.-Americans are flock
ing to London and on the registers of the
principal hotels and exchanges can be seen
the names of people well known in the
United States. At the Savoy william X.
Vanderbilt and his alter ego, ]. Louis
Webb, Richard Croker and NJ. l.. Dryer
head the list. which is increased In num-
bers by f. o. Beach. Col. and Mrs. ID. S.
Brown, II. II. Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Chubb. Gen. c. ID. Flagler, c. Il.
Hartmann, Mr.. and Mrs ID. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. Walker. Capt Zalinski
OF pneumatic gun fame is at Morley's no.
tel; J. A. Starr and Miss Starr are at
Burr's hotel. while at Lows exchange
the following New Workers have regis
tered: Miss J. ii. Burton. John A. Di-
lany, ]. c. Harrington, W. b. Leigh.
Mrs. f. X. Lester. Edward Michael
George F.. Moody. Mrs. S. NJ. Moody. Miss
Stella May Mrs f. r. Patterson, II.
Riand, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sidney, Miss
Marie Stuart, d. w. Thompson and Fran
els Ward.
Mrs. Abram s. Hewitt, Miss Hewitt,
Miss Eleanor Hewitt and Ersklne Hew-
lit are here, and will go to the continent
later IN the month.
Mabel Love has declined a liberal offer
to dance herself into the good graces of
America next winter. Mabel Love is a
young miss whose life has been full of
incidents that go far to drive dull care
away from newspaper readers. At the
age of l6, seven years ago. she was an UNI
known chorus girl in one OF the numerous
comic companies in London. She CHANGED
to fall desperately in love with young
man, since dead. but at that time the son
of the heir apparent to a great throne.
The girls passion must have been I'M
reciprocated, for one day London learned
thatthere was such being as Mabel Love,
II having read that she had attempted
suicide by jumping into the Thames near
Blackfriar's She was fished out dried
and on the strength of her performance,
was made second solo dancer In the La
Cigale" company, then playing at the
Lyric, with Geraldine Ulmar in the title
role. After that Miss Love rose rapidly,
until now she can demand $500 per week
as first boy in the Christmas pantomimes.
Ambassador Bayard Is to be the guest
Of honor at the civil service dinner to be
held on June 20.
Baby Costello, the little American dan
GER who was prevented from earning
American dollars in New York by ex-Com-
modore Gerry. has scored an unqualified
success throughout the provinces.
The English papers announce, with
gravity: ut is very probable that the
President of the United States will pay
an official visit to the President of France
next autumn" This is an echo of the
story telling of the proposed yachting tour
Of Mr. Cleveland at the expiration OF his
term.
From Paris comes the news that Mile
Faure, the eldest daughter Of the French
president, who was to have been married
next month to French deputy, has brok-
en- the engagement, and has determined to
l., l., e.s,, Il. t.H.r--
longer.
There are rumors constantly reiterated.
that w. T. Stead is to again become the
editor Of a London paper. His return to
the ranks of daily newspaperdom will
lend pictuesqueness to London journalism,
II nothing else.
Last week the Times contained the fol-
lowing under the caption of I'm Memori-
am"
George Gordon Noel. Lord Byron, died
noby for Greece, at Missolonghi, April
10, 1924.
when love who sent forgot to save
The young. the beautiful, the brave"
Sir Walter Scott, speaking of his death,
said:
1T is as if the sun had gone OUT
The explanation of this is that certain
feminine admirer left sum of money in
her will for the purpose of inserting such
a memorial notice every year until the au-
thoritles in Westminster abbey shall al
low the name Of Byron to be inscribed
in the poets corner.
The most interesting happening of this
| month will be the Sixteenth Royal Mil
tary tournament to be held at the Agri-
cultural hail. Isington, from May % to
June g. It's leading feature will be an
historic pageant of the Third Hussars
(King's OWN and the Bluffs Ccast Kent
Regiment. Beginning with 1872, the varf-
Gus epochs of military history will be IL
Illustrated by the different dresse and eaufp.
ment of both infantry and cavalry.
News has been received here Of the
death of the wealthiest man in South
America, an Irishman from County Bal
linacargy, called Don Miguel Dugan.
known In his youth as Mickey Doogan.''
He left an estate valued at 100000 on
his ranch near Buenos Ayres are $4,000
sheep, 100000 cattle and 5000 horses.
Eugen D'Albert has been appointed
court kapellmeister at Weimar, position
once held By Liszt