New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
PERSONAL

Tho Hon Irnatius Donney has been showed IN
at his farm az Hastings, MINI, recently, with tho
snow four to seven feet deep and tho thcrmomctor
forty to fifty degress below zcfO.
Tho Rev. Newman Smyth Of New Haven and Con-
eral Francis A. walker Of Bosom arc among this
Terms lecturers at Wesleyan University.
Mrs Mary Hewitt, whose death was yesterday
announced had one OF the tiniest figures and ono
OF the sweetest faces imaginable She had lived at
Romc for some tme and was converted to Roman
Catholicism several years ago. She never was pre-
scnted tho Pope, however, until tho present year,
when she expressed a great wish TO see him during
| b, year OF his Jubilee The audience was arranged,
but friend suggested 10 Ms. Howitrs daughter that
IL would be enormously difficult for her to reach tho
Popes apartment, for His Holiness lives very high
up This mentioned at tho Vatican and when
the aged lady arrived there she was conveyed at once
to the Pope's own prva'c ih On reaching tho land
Duke OF Norfolk who gave hor his arm to lead he,
down with KIND and almost ilia care Leo Nils
reception Of Mrs; Hewitt was most kind and when
tho venerable lady took leave 10 said 10 her gehtiy'
We shall meet again soOn-ln PARADISE"
| The Row. DR. s. f. Smith, author OF my Country,
It's Of Thees has written hymn to be sung next
Monday at the opening OF Mr Joseph Cooks lecture
course in fremont Temple
"One thought Alone" says noGssor Giacosa.
"agtates the robust Gbre OF tho Crown Prince
his distance from his country. The sojoufn a. san
Reno f. pleasant enough, but he thinks that at any
Ids homo and that he would not BIO present. Ihis
thought anicts him. lie Is however deciaed' "hae-
ever nay happen, TO obey the prescriptions Oh ms
pbysicians, considering obedience the duty OK
soldier / have spoken at length With d sh "cf'"'n
official who holds the confidence OF the fIoo "nu
ls well acquainted with tho affairs Of tho Imperial
family II was when with Russia appeared
Imminent. I noticed that all the Germans whom l
met smoke of Franco without veration pu, Oh hossIa
With IIyely annoy ance. Imagine, sad the abOvo-
|
| Prince would mount his horse II war broke our.
with what 10y would h. meet glorious dcah ia mo
field and cut short this irritating alienation Oh con-
| nIctpc judgments. How Willingly the Plnce w9u l
glyo Gp his case desperate, to justly INC Wafho
| Tnderf akngl How Willingly would he gve UP Ms
| right 10 the throne! And with what tcrroic 10y
tho best and nobest youths OF Germany wouiu SfVMu
around him and form squadron or deatn Whiio no,
| Iaising his sword, would command In silence !hs
Prince thinks OF these things. and Is eAcned py ,o
Thought hut with tragic wisdom, he drives u AVA,
rather cousenting 10 die miScrably OF his mseraoo
naJaly than that Europe shOuld lie ehsangnnel py Wal"
listening 10 this spe, ca, saw again Tie speIid han
some and b. soldier OF twenty years ago. anu per
shaded myself that victory will accompany he net
Germany He Is winning now tho hal'le', pa''o VI
his fe."
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is much OF an Invalid
| this winter.
Mr. John Boyle O'Rcilly walked out on tho Niagara
| icebrides the other day almost to Tho Canauin
| boundary lne but didn't, Of course, venture W 81