The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-03
PERSONAL.

JOHN PENN. the conservative candidate for
member of parliament for Lewisharn. elected
last Wednesday is a descendant OF William
Penn, the American.
THE Tennessee democrat who has been
selected for the honor Of being beaten by Mr..
Houk In the approaching congressional cleo
ton isGen. j. c. Williams.
PRoF. 9. c. MARSH will take q party Of schol-
airs to the Rocky mountains during the ap-
proachigfg autumn He wJl return to New
Haven from Washington first, however.
THE engagement is announced in Chica 20 of
W c. RuIlman, son of Col Charles L. Pullman.
one Of the three Pullman brothers, and a
| daughter 9Of william a. Plnkerton, western
manager of the Pinker.ons.
| LoR1 RASooLPH CHURCHILL is not suffering
any of the pdvations Of Stanley in his travels
through Africa H carries with him two
French cooks COWS and goats for fresh milk,
aud supply of champagne
Miss THEo ALICE RuGGLEs, Boston's woman
sculptor, is only % years old When she was
| only T. tvo of her works were accepted sby the
| Paris Salon. Sic has Just Submitted model
| for the statue of Shakespeare-y1 the city Of
| Providence is to erect.
| BISHOP FRENCH of England, who died recently
in Arabia, was known as that many tongued
| man OF Lahore" for he could preach in English,
| Persian, Hindustani, PIshto, Hindu, Tamil and
Punj9hi, aul was an eminent scholar in Hebrew,
Araofcs Ssriac, Greek and Latin.
Mas. Pr zsIDRNF HARRISON has received set
OF engrossed resolutions from the order of Patri-
otie SeRs 81 America at Bellevue, KY. extending
their thapks to her for her def srfnined efforts 10
having nothing but goods Of domestic manu-
facture brought into tie white bonse, and con-
graduating her on her American IDEAS. Mrs
Harrisenshas Rckno wledged the receipt Of the
resOlufions. * KAY
CHAtFs II. CRAM, the Philadelphia ship
builder, pho is Just back from Europe, declares
that vessels like the city Of PdF4s or Teutouic
could now De built cheapy IN America as
on the Clyde. While in Europe Mr.. Cramp
visited the naval exposition at Chelsea and the
Portsmouth and Southampton naval yards. He
also attended the Institute Of Naval Architects
10 London. and was formally invited to address
the body.
The MODEL for Harriet Hosmer's Queen
Isabella is nearly compl9ted in that artists
studio in Rome. The famous patroness OF
Columbus Is represented in full royal robes,
stepping down from her throne, with her
Jewels in her outstretched hand The figure is
said TO be full of grace and strength, and the
robes have been most gracefully draped by the
artist, giving a pleasing outline from every
point of view.
The widow Of the late Maj Kinney of Hart
ford is about TO visit several Indian reserva-
tions in the west. She is president of the Con
necticut Indian Association and active in the
Mohonk conference work. while with the Oma-
has she will be the guest of DR. Susan La
tlesche, government physician At Fort Hall,
Idaho. she will assist in dedicating some build
ings for educational work, driving the last nail
herself, and furnishing national and Con
necticu5 flag therefor Before she comes east
again Mrs Kinney may run up to Alaska.
JUSTICE DUFFY, New York police justice,
had splendid opportunity the other day to in
dulge iu one of his famous witticisms, and he
did girl had young man arrested for kiss
ing her without her permission. IL seems that
the offense was committed in the dark and the
girl thought that it was her prospective hus-
band. She did not discover the mistake until
the next day When she related these facts to
the judge he said: We'll, guess well have to
make charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses against him This put the young
girl in good humOr and she left the court
room without making the charge. The young
man was let go with light hne.