The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-27
PERSONAL.

Lucy STONE is q. She began featuring on
woman's rights and wrongs in 1917.
The JAPANESE MINISTER, Mr. Mutsu, with his
wife aud daughter, are sojOurniug at Delaware
Water Gap, Pa.
Mr.. Moody will hold a convention of evangel
ic1l ministers and laynen at Chicago for fem
days, beginning on Sept. %
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS, the historian of the
colored race in America, is living at Worcester,
Mass, ENGAGED in literary work
NJ LARPENTEUR, a st. Paul artist, has been
engaged by San Francisco millionaire to
paint $1,000 portrait of black pointer pun.
HoRATIo BoNAR, the great hymn writer.
was favorIte pupil of Dr. Chalmers He
bore marked facial resemblance to Mr.. Glad
stone.
Dr. AMELIA B. EDWARDS has made an enoaoa.
ment for sixty lectures in America during the
coming season, selected from among 300 apnIi
cations.
JEAN INGEIow has written some recollections
of her childhood, which she thinks of pnblis1.
ing in this country. She has also lately written
a novelette,.
Anton MEUccI, Garibalds old compatriot is
SUI! llVlng at the old house at Clifton, S. l., in
which Garibadi manufactured candles when in
this country. a
JOHN GRASS is among the weigtftfest coun-
selors of the Sioux. He is a good man. wei III
ing over POO pounds All flesh is-that is. Grass
- JAMES S McCREA, general manager of the
pennsylvania Com any, is spoken of for the
second vice presidency, made vacant by the
death of Mr.. Shaw.
Sic EDWIN ARNOLD will visit this country next
winter, in the course of his Journey around tIe
world, He will be for a time the guest of the
president Of Harvard.
Tony PASTOR, now IS years old made his first
puohc pearauce at the age of g. bv singing al
of nba
acters is sli ;htly different.
HENRY JAMES is spending the dreary m )nths
of August and Sc Jtember in London, writing
al! the har er because he has vacation from
his more pressing social duties.
Mrs, PAMELA c. CALHOUN. who died at Chi
cago la 'eek, was the wild w of John Cal
houn the first newspaper itor in that civ
She was born during the war of 1912.
ANNA DICKINSON is seriously i'll in Philadel
phla. She mas been co ltined to her roo n under
physicians care ever since her mothers death
and is unable to bear any fatigue whatever
JAY GOULD, when just 81, wrote the History
OF ID tlaware County, New York" in which he
denounced monopoly in strong terms The
volume is worth $40 when it can be obtained
The South PARK CHURCH, in Newark, n. J..
ono presided over by Socialist Hugh O. Pente-
cost, has invited Rev. Lyman w Allen of st
Louis to occupy its pulpit, and he has accepted.
JOHN H. B. LATRoBE is the oldest practicing
lawyer in the United States He is IS year, old
and was admitted to the bar sxty.five years
ago. Mr.. Latrobe is the father of Baitimore's
mayor.
SENATOR SHERMAN is now doubtless a firm
believer IN the thirteen superstition. The rude
overhauling of his thirteen trunks by the
Engnsh customs authorities did the business
for him.
SIR LYON AND LADY PIAYFAIR, Sir Henry
Loch and his wife, Sir Thomas and Lady Idina
Bra ssey and Lady Shrewsbury are among the
English notabiliteS now on the way to this
country.
JUDGE PATTON, of Hcksvi lie, O.. is one of the
few men living who held office under President
JacSsol. odd Hickory appointed him a
United States court judge in that state many
years ago.
FRANKLIN SIMMONS. the Maine sculptor. has
just sent to the family of Hon Hannibal Ham
lin very flne li,e-s.zed marble bust of the only
living eXNice President which is much adj
mired 10y Mr. Hamlin's family.
WILLIAM BLACK says, respecting his habits of
composition, that after breakfast he writes
steadily for two hours, ald one hour after din
ner, which is all the time he gives to literary
work. During the rest OF the day he walks or
reads, or writes letters. He writes rapidly and
makes few ensures. He is engaged upon a
new story, the serial publication Of which will
begin next January.