The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-17
PERSONAL.

JUDGE HOPPER, of New Jersey, refuses to
allow Jurors to be challenged simply because
they have read newspaper articles about the
case on trial.
Mr.. De BENsAyDE, who was married to the
notorious Violet Cameron, is making a fine for
time in tie London lea trade. while his rival in
his wifes affections, Lord Lonsisle, is coquet-
ting with polar bears and icebergs
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's mail is now heavy
with advertisements from hotels flathouses
apartment houses, boarding houses etc, sent
out from New York. 1t is said that he has been
offered suites in very desirable houses free Of
charge.
JOHN WANAMAKER's country place at Jenkin
town, Pa, is his pride and JOY. He has fine
collection of cattle and his flowers are very
valuable His roses and orchids are worthy of
note, and hls rhododendrons are famous in
Pennsylvania.
JoHN JACOB Aston has given a handsome
four story building with its lot of land to the
rial OF his wife, who was deeply interested in
this charitable institution. The building will
be used industrial school
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL is in poor health He
writes to the Harvard Society of Baltimore. ~
have been compelled to avoid, so far as | could,
all excitement and fatigue. | have therefore
steadily declined all invitations that would in
any way expose me to the risk of either
Mrs. LvERMoRE saws her husband is a repub-
can, while she is a prohibitonist; he is a pro
tectiOnist and she a ree-trader; he has q pew
in one church, she in another; he has one
doctor, she another, and yet they are happy
and harmonious and never dream of quarreling.
THE "Grand Inaugural March which will be
played as Gen. Harrison rides up Pennsylvania
avenue to the capitol on March was composed
in honor of his grandfather by Miss Susanna
Warteld. of Sykevllle, Md, forty-eight years
ago. Miss Warfeld is now % years old. Her
march was played at the Inauguration OF William
Henry Harrison. Miss Warield is composer,
e
She is in good health for her age. In her youth
she was very beautiful and great society belle.
She well remembers the visit of Lafayette to
Baltimore early in the century. She is much
pleased to know that her Inaugural March is
TO be revived.
"GEN. BouLANsFR has to my mind'-it is
Blowitz the Great who speaks-''a short but
great career before him, because there is no one
else before the public at the present moment,
there is no other man TO take away his popu-
larity, which certainly does exist; he Is the
popular hero for the moment" DO you not,
then consider him a clever man. ut Is his
adventure, not the man, that is wonderful
think that he cannot last long IN he ever gets TO
power, as he undoubtedly will There is moth
ing In the man. and although, as is well known,
he has the greatest confidence in himself and
his lucky star, his fall. in my opinion, will be
far more rapid than his rise, and will be com
plete when II does come
PArRctAN 20 his finger tips In his appearance
Is Hon. Melville Weston Fuller chief justice OF
these United States whom CHANGED to meet
last night in the gilded aud Crecian corridors of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. SAYS the New York
star. Not too slight Of physique, yet conveying
the impression Of q thoroughbred in his finely
cut features and delicate extremities he car
ries the burden OF a position which many con
slider the loftest in the gift Of tho republic with
co lspici1us dignity, grace and fitue,s look
upon his appointment as possibly the hest and
certainly the most fortunate, OF the Cleveland
administration. He Is here on private business;
butksuch lawyers as Frederick r. Coudert,
Senator Evarts Peter b. Olney, Joseph H.
ChoAte, District Attorney Walker and Robert
G.. lngersoll have awaited themselves of the
chance 20 pay their respects to the chief jus.
tice Every man Of them has been charmed
with him. | shouldn't b surprised II Mr.. Cleve-
lands reception 10y the bar Of New York, when
he becomes resident Of this city, would be
given added cordiality by the fact that he has
allowed those who have 10 plead before the SUI
preme court Of the United States the privilege
Of submitting their arguments TO n presiding
justice who is at once scholar, jurist aud
gentleman.