The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-12-06
Mr. Harrison May or He Nay Not
Practice Law.
He Will 90 Back to indianapolis Very
Much Hacked.
Mr.. BLAINE WILL MAKE wHIRL
Not Been the Best in the World
for Some Time Past

Seattle, Wash, and published this morn
ing on the authority of Judge J n Scott,
that when President Harrison leaves the
White House and re establishes himself
at Indianapolis he will probably re enter
the practice Of law with Attorney General
Miller, his old partner, it is stated that
the president does not intend to resume
the practice of law actively 10 the extent
of doing an office business and does not
expect TO have partner. He will give
attention to a certain class Of cases and
will not enter into the general practice
Attorney General Miller will, it is under
stood, enter the firm of Elm & Winters,
at Indianapolis President Harrison will
not attempt to take charge of any law
business under six or eight months from
this time, while General Miller intends to
be actively in the pratice by the middle
of March.
Mr.. Blaine, who has been quite i'll for
some days, but whose condition was this
evening reported considerably improved,
called today, Mr.. Murat Halstead of Gin
cinnatti, among the number, that he
thought Of spending the winter with his
family in southern California. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Blaine's desire to escape
the rigors of Washington winter has
been known to certain friends for some
time and that it was no sooner known
than there came deluge of invitations
from every section of the south Many
of them were inspired by desire Of
health resorts, as it was known that Mr..
Blaine's presence would not only draw a
crowd, but would cause his stopping
place to be much talked about in the
newspapers.
The Bermuda people felt that they
were almost sure to secure Mr. Blaine, as
they offered him exceptional privileges.
They made proposition to place at his
disposal private steam yacht owned by
a wealthy Englishman, which would con
vey him and his family to the Bermudas,
and there remain at his disposal for such
sea trips as he might desire. Whiie at
the islands he was to have spacious cot
tage thoroughly and handsomely equip
ped, and all of this, as we'll as the sea
yacht, was not 10 cost Mr. Blaine penny.
Florida also offered strong Inducements
to secure Mr.. Blaine. The private apart
meets Of Mr.. FIagler, the Standard oil
magnate, were placed at the disposal Of
Mr.. Blaine, and his quarters at the Ponce
de Leon, which is owned by Flagler,
were placed at the disposal of Mr. Blaine
and his family.
Hamilton Dis9;0n, the Philadelp ia
ml,IiOntire, also extended to the B!aines
the ecu ~te~v of njs unique establishment
in Florida. He has taken up an oasis
in the everglade, and has established
mOnslrous ss.wmjl!s aud sugar planta
tiOn, lie is cutting out the palmetto
trees and planting sugar cane, and he
claims that The balmy odor of the pal
metto logs Is peculiarly health giving
Mr.. Disston's plantation house is to be a
marvel of magnjfccnce, being fitted up
in a way to rival the most palatial resi-
dences of northern cities.
A little further north the Jekyle Island
club, which has its preserves of 5000
acres off the coast from Brunswick, Ga
would have been glad to entertain Mr..
Blaine. The island was once the site
of Catholic monastery. Later it was
transformed into one of the finest plan
rations in the South, and recently it has
passed into the hands of Messrs. Pail
man, Fairbanks, DOane and other wealthy
Chicagoans and their associates in New
York
California also offered many induce
ments, the Hotel Monterey At San Diego
and Los Angeles and Pasadena being
among the places brought TO his atten-
ton. The question resolved itself largely
into a question between the bermudas
and California, and it is probable that
the Bermudas would have won if it had
not been for strong circumstance. One
of Mr.. Blaine's warmest persona! friends,
William r. Traverse, of New York, no
was well known as 4 suffering and Au-
morous man who uSei To furnish Chaun
Cey Depew with his stories went 10 Ber
muda for his health. and there died That
settled the Bermuda, for Nr. Blaine, ana
nothing could have induce. h!m 10 take
a route which had terminated in n!- old
friends death. Having thus cancelled
one place after another from the list,
California remained, and il i there that
Mr. Blaine and his family will 20 within
the next six weeks if his health will per
NIT the journey. L. ;. II.
Bowels irregular and constipa,ed, re-
sulting in piles, avoided by taking sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Beechams Pills are faithful friends.