The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02
Personal.

PRESIDENT HARRISON has spent q little of his
time at Deer Park reI ling novels Not an
officeseeke has molested him since he went
there.
EX-Gov. SMITH of Vermont has Just cele-
DRAFTED the LIST anniversary of his birth and
the 3?nd OF his management of the Central Yer
mont railroad system.
THERE is project on foot at Fremont tn es
labsh in that place Lucy Webb HAYES sami
nary, as testimonial Of the high esteem in
whihc that lady is held.
WILLIAM c. LIAM of Virginia, who has been
appointed ny the President to the general land
office, Is described as a prominent republican,
and writer OF acknowledged ability He does
not look bioodthirsty, but more like a country
preacher or hacKwoodS school teacher
ONE of the few remaining places in London
associated with the wr:tin- 5 Of Charles Dickens
the famous White Hart, the borough wbere
mr. Flckwlck met sam Welier-is about to be
demolished. Its demolition is REQUIRED Nv a
hrm OF hop factors Pickwickians, Shed a tear
The EXPRESS OF GERMANY is to have a spscial
bodyguard composed of twenty-fOur Of the
largest men IN the Prussian army and com
manded BY an officer and two sergeauts They
are to wear the uniform of Frederick the
Greats bodyguard, which has been specially
chosen by the emperor himself.
LAFAYETTE CoRNErr, who lives near Seymour
IND, ls blowing mis- horn over the fact that he
is the father Of an infant daughter is daIys ola
perfectly healthy aad lively, that weighs only
one pound and can be entirely covered by a
pint tin cup. Its parents are of ordinary size
and in good health, and have several other chill
dren Of the usual size for their age
JULIAN HAWTHORNE is nearly six feet al, ard
looks like an athlete His sister, Rose Inv
thorne Lathrop, is a very small woman. with a
tiny, childish face, surrounded by fluffy auhnr1
hair. I two are the only living children Of
their father, though there was another donob
ter, very handsome girl, who died in England
a number OF years ago Of very distrsssin,
malady, '''''H
EN-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND is peculiar as n
fisherman. Not only do s he possess both M
thence and luck, but he has gai ed reIuarLabla
Sklll III manipulating rod and line BDt the
strange feature u his piScatOrill pursuits Gls
IN the fact that he is superstition He newer
permits hts left hand to rest in front of his
right on the rod. Furthermore he never ey,
poets to catch fish if he has seen the new mon
over his left shoulder the night before Fa vas
equally supersttious regarding his poIiticaI
luck, and never began TN important meisae.e ~
speech Friday.
READERS of Bertha VI. Claws novels will hA
surprised 10 learn that there is no Bertha ".
Clay. A Chicago newspaper SAYS. An FuyTsh
writer, named Mrs Charlotte NJ Braemp wrote
stories for an English family newspaper. As
fast as they appeared they were stolen by a
story psper IN New Ork, VINO attributed them
to bertha " Cay a fic litious name winch
they Invented. and without the kuo led 70 If
the author. Mrs Braeme died in 1888 but so
popular had the stories of Bertha NJ Claw
beco ne that tn proprietOrs of the paper hired
a number OF writer's to furnish similar stories
oil attributed to Bertha NJ Clay" and Thus
have kept the name before their readers ever