Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-10
PERSONAL.

PHIL. SHERIDAN used to drive water
ing cart in GAINESVILLE.
BISHOP BECKwITH, Of Georgia, has
been shooting and fishing in the North
west. He is now in Chicago.
NJ. CLENfENCEAU is said to have spent
100000 francs on his paper La justice,
and it is believed to be weakened still.
HENRY WILLARD has double-discounted
most advertisers by getting leader all 10
himself and his railroad in the London
Times.
MRS. +. d. E. n. SOUTHwORTH began
to write for Mr.. Bonner when he frst TOOK
charge of the Ledger, and is still con-
tributor.
Mr.. AND MRS. FLORENCE have new
play entitled Facts; or His Little Hatch
et.' 1t will be produced in Philadelphia,
September "a.
THE LOG CABIN in which General Rose
Grams was born, siXty-four years ago, is
still standing in an Out-Of- the-way part oil
Delaware county, Ohio.
WHEN that wise man, the Shah of Per-
STA, was invited in London to go to the
Derby he replied, after bordering the
proposition, ''No. 1t is known to me thal
one horse runs faster than another"
THE MAN who has given Sl,000,OOO to
I
proves to be Charles l.. Colby, son OF
Gardner Colby, who endowed the college
which bears his name at Waterville, Me-
IN HdrperS YOung People the late Capt.
Webb has an article full of useful hints to
the young bather, and one Of the lessons
specially impressed upon the readers Is
the difference between ''pluck' and "fool-
hardness"
SHERMAN w. PLATT, farmer of New
town, Conn.,, aged 80, went to sleep De
cember %, 1882, and never thoroughly
woke up until July 10, when he spoke the
first word for nearly two hundred days
Nourishment was forced upon him from
time to time.
EX-CONGRESSMAN ALEXANDER IL.
MITCHELL, the railway magnate of Wis.
cOnsin, has been visiting Montana. He
has gone to Salt Lake. When the citizens
offered to send him over the mountains
by private conveyance he said, Il am an
old stager, and | travel as other folks
do"
HIRL STODDARD, who says he wants a
chance to fight PugiIist Sullivan for from
81 900 to $4,000 a side, is described as
about 80 years old, feet 8 inches in
height and weighing 1S5 pounds, training
down to 10 pounds. lie is cOmpactly
! built, possessing a fine chest and we'll
| ueNelOpeu dTlnS. ne IOILIeIlN was Il Idli'
! road brakeman.
HIS ENIINENCE PRINCE SCHWARZEN.
BERG, Archbishop of Praga, will cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of his
| priestly ordination on the 10Th of this
month. He is y years old, was created
Cardinal by Gregory XVI. January "a
1912, and is the only survivor of the Cardi.
mails created by that Pope. If he resided
in Rome he would be Dean of the Sacred
| College.
MGR. CAPEL admitted to a New York
reporter that he was nervous when
he began to preach on Sunday. 'TC
/ tell you the TRUTH" he said, IL was unpre
| pared for the introduction by Rev. Father
/ Fulton, who spoke of me as the 'distin
| guished Mgr. Capel,' such a thing as The
/ Introduction of a Catholic preacher to the
| congregation being unheard Of in Eng
| land, and the announcement took me of
my feet, as the saying is, for the
| moment"
THE following named prelates have
/ been summoned to Rome: ArchbishOps
! COrrigan. of New York; Gibbons, of Bal
! timOre; Williams, of Boston, Feehan, oil
! Chicago; Elder, of Cincinnati; Heiss, oil
/ Milwaukee,; Perche, of New Orleans
/ Seghers, of Oregon City; Kendrick, of st
/ Louis; Alemany. of San Francisco; and
/ Lamy, of Santa Fe. OF these, ArchbIsh.
\ ops Perche, of New Orleans, and Ken
! drick, of st. Louis, will be represented
/ by their coadjutors, Bishops Lerray and
/ RYAN