The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-01
PERSONAL.

An interesting occurrence at the Carlisle
Indian school the other day was the marriage
OF Otto Wells, full-blooded Comanche to
Mary Parkhurst, an Oneida girl.
Deacon William NJ Mitchell, Of Hartford.
who died on Thursday last at the age Of
-. celebrated his twenty-hrst birthday only
last year, having been born on Feb. %, 1903.
Biornstierne Bjornson has renowned polit
zeal activity for some time in order to travel
and collect material for a new drama, which
Is 10 deal with social questions, especially la
Dor troubles.
SIT Andrew Clark always maintained that
Londoners eat too much. eat too often. and
eat too quickly. He found INDIGESTION the cry
ing eYll OF the day, and in battling with il led
crusade against tea.
II is reported that Birmarcks memoirs
we're practically completed before his recent
illness. They will fill two volumes and Will
be concerned less with the events OF lSbbls1O
than with the later period, a principal aim
pelng defense Of his policy that led TO his
demiSSlon.
The Queen Regent OF 81 ain, who, before
she married Alphonso XII. was an Austrian
archduchess, has successfully lived down the
Spanish opposition which at one time was
very strong. The loving care which she has
bestowed on the boy king and her irreproach-
able conduct have brought about the change
IN popular opinion in recent years.
Mr. II. Sutherst, an authority on the sub
ject, states that it is only question OF a few
years until the heart Of India will be eight
days journey from Charing Cross, London.
MIR. Sutherst IS thoroughly familiar with the
subject. He states that the various railroad
lines In the East now building viii ultimately
form one gigantic railroad system between the
Atlantic and Indian ocean.
John Boles is a well-to-do citizen Of Bangor,
Me. He was before the municipal court of
that city the other day charged with permit
ting his son years of age. to grow up in lg
nOranCe. NeighEOrs brought the suit, in
which II was charged that BOleS son had
never received school instruction., although
his father was in position to give it to him.
Both father and son were fined.
Amedallion of Jenny Lind is to be placed
in Westminster abbey, near Handlers monu-
ment. A long list of names was signed to the
requisitiOu for permission to the dean of
Westminster. and included such diStin-
guished signatures as those Of the Duke Of
Edinburgh. Prince Christian, James A.
Froude, Sir Frederick Leighton, Sir John
Stalner and the MARQUIS OF salisbury.
Prince Krapotl1in, the celebrated Russian
exile and advocate Of anarchy, who makes
his headquarters in London. looks the an
archist every inch Of him. He is tall and
lathy, with deepset eyes, bald head and
patriarChal whlskerS and mustache. which
hOw in a gray unKempt mass over his breast.
His principal gesture when speaking consists
in spreading the fingers Of 10th hands wide
apart and see saving the air with his arms.
The Baroness Burdett-Coutts has endowed
no less than three Protestant Episcopal
bishOprcs. They are those OF Cape Town
South Africa, Adelaide South Australia and
British Columbia. In addition TO This she has
given $3.50 900 to the clergy of British Column
bia, while Si50,000 was expended in the con
struction of st Stephen Church, Westmins-
ter in memory Of her father. Three other
metropolitan churches were built by her and
yet this is but a small portion of the money
she has given to charity and benevolences.