New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
Personal.

Mrs James f. Campbell, the wife OF The Democratic
nominee for Governor of Ohio, is spending the summer
at Deer Park. Md. She received the news from the
Dayton Convention in a roundabout way. 1t came
over the direct wire from Washington which is used
by President Harrison for transactng official business
Mrs. Philip II. Sheridan and her children, are living
at the cottage in Nonquitt, Mass in which the Cen
eral died Mrs Sheridan has entirely recovered her
health and strength.
Ex-senator and Mrs Henry G. Davis. will give
dinner at Deer Park tonight in honor of tho Pres
dent and Mrs Harrison. Among the other guests will
be General and Mrs. Nathan GOf, senator and Mrs.
Arthur F. German. Mr.. and Mrs James T.. Campbell,
of Ohio Judge Fleming, the Democratic contest ant
for the West Virginia GOvcrnOlShlp. and Mrs Flem-
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, OF Baltimore.
Governor Jackson, of Maryland, and Mrs Jackson
are among the guests Bedford springs, Penn. The
Governor will return September for the opening
Of the Baltimore Exposition
The King and Queen of Denmark will entertain
big family party at Fredensborg in september Il
will include the Emperor and Empress Of Russia the
King and Queen OF Greece. the Prince and Princess
Of Wales, and the Duchess Of Cumberland and her
children.
Madame Adena Patti and Slgnor Nicolni returned
to England few days ago from Buenos Ayres, by
the Royal Mall steamer Elbe The voyage rough
and the tour was marred BY the robbery of jewelry
and property belonging to Madame Patti and her
husband In Buenos Ayres. Upon the arrival Of the
Elbe at Southampton it met By 4 tender having
Oh board large party Oh TRENDS nom wnom Mauano
excellent health and spirits. Her future arrangements
include series Of concerts IN London from October
10, and a In America opening November 20. she
IS now at her Castle at Crag-y-Nos, Wales.
The Hon Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio Is the Vir-
gnia Hot Springs, attended by considerable portion
OF his family. He Is not, a Washington STAR writer
SAYS as feeble in appearance the newspaper reports
of him leadv one expect him 10 he. IT is greatly in
his favor that he is stout Of figure, but slender
md carpies
white hair flows over tho collar of his black Prince
Albert coat and his rIiddy cOuhenance is frlnged by
white chin whskers He wears a veteran black silk
high hat which he varies with black Turkish smoking
cap which highly unbecomng to his age and style.
Ills intmity is rheumatism that has settled IN his legs
below the knees and causes him TO mug MS cane Closely
in walking. But his mind does not halt He IS al
ways the centre of admiring group of men when he
is upon the piazza, ard the loud laughter that follows
the narration of his stories indicates that his tongue
the masculine fancy To Washington Democrat
who was tremendously presented and WHO said
courteOusY 10 the great party leader, We were
deeply disappointed In not being able tn count You ono
of us for the next four years. Mr. Thurman promptly
replied The good Lord took better care OF me IMAM
to permit that thing TO come To pass
Prince Henry of Prussia the Kaisers brother. The
idol of the German naval service. He is the Cnsef
Heinrich Of the navy Just as his Imperial father used
TO be the Unser Fritz Of the army and countless stO
res told TO illustrate his good nature his devotion
10 his profession and his physical proves. once when
the Olga, OF which he was then a watchkeeplng lieu
tenant lying IN the Gulf OF KEEL. the oider was
given through him for all hands battle The
weather chilly, ayd officer remarked 10 The
Prince that the must be far cold TO be pleas
ant He suggested therefore tfat the order should be
annulled without a word. Prince Henry. who was
on tho bridge, prang thence into the swan to tho
Jacobs ladder astern. climbed board again. ana
mounting, dripping 10 the bridge, said % the officer
DO YOU say so n0w}' There no reply and tho
Prince OF going below change, remained on
he bridge IN his wet clothes until his watch was re-
leved Another story illustrates the Princes activity
One day at Wlhemshaven he put a thaler between
his teeth and dashed the rigging Of his ship crying
He who catches sh3ll have the thaler' Although
he was pursued by the whole OF the ships company
not on duty he not caught and at last swinging
himself by rope the deck he turned the nearest
OF his puisuers and said laughngy: II YOU are as
thirsty As ! you must want it, so here's your
money!