New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
PERSONAL.

Though thi, has been one Of the bn>ieSt summers
in Dr. Talnase's public career. he says lie ho' never
boon 80 healthy and that instead Of being tired he
feels rested.
King IInmbcrt's hair has become snow whifc lh"ch
n the Distress Of Queen Marguerite. who Is most
An xiois that her husband should follow 'he eA""p'0
81 his father and the fashion common among e'ncry
picdmontcse officers, and dye his hair h'r pica"-
ing, we're however, Of no avail. llunberts Is all
honest nature, that does not love these ehp'erkc'
>cciuc pctition wa, in vain. the Queen had recourse
Ia srat,scr She caused quantity Oh me l''r "'
to I've sent from pari, and put in the Kings d.r,tms
r,ori together with dN"tpn~ lot IT, US
i"w"yer no au.on to thu subject. The King. TO-
aid nohn. though he could not fail To see ,ne p'S
mcn,> Sow 'hr queen ha wh. '' wa, her h"rror,
g." ga" i'm hi, snowy IoIs dyed tho very deepest
, iank nm. King lumber had expended the dye, in
day forth III" subject ~ hairaScihs "'Es u'ppc' W.
tween the royal couple
I,soph Cook has Just returned from long lecture
,our in the summer schools. extending as far West
a, Minnesota and is reported TO have lad great ana
| brilliant audiences. Mr.. Cook has had 5000 miles
81 travel In the heat of summer and Is no"
al thN seat Lake ';e"rcc. engaged In editorial ""rh
n. /, und,r conrc. give thirty lecttiIr> on the
Pacific Coast in the early autumn
VI. Paul Bourcet the most popular novelist Of tho
present day In France. married last week I"
Mile Minnie David The ceremony was Of q very
little semi suburban rhurrh Of saint fran"oS DE- saic'.
The register signed by Baron irlcll> me i-.s
Munster IN Paris. nnd NJ Epnrn,rl On the par %, rS
VI. IourEct by VI. Francois Cope" aud NJ. Albert
Cahcn.
f. A. IIosmer. Of Great Harrington. Mass. who
was recently Gle, ted Pre- drnt the American Colleges,
Honolulu, Ia, started for HI, new field ot labor
Nile Jcanninc Dumas. second daughter Of the famous
French ant or, .NcAandcr Dumas was brtr"thtd lat
week to the Cope dliaut"iivc. The tomt' dian
tcrivc who belongs to ot the oldest fami!i' "t
\uyrrvnc /, n sub lieutenant al the 10th cha ~>curs
Chcval. The marriage Will taac place IN o'to"r'
Governor Brac kcti. OF Massachusetts, will deliver
an uddrc>, before the Ilu>ar Valley Agricultural -"
cirty at the annual far ~ the society in North
.NiaBls, Mass, on september II.
Emperor William Of Gcrmany Is reported TO have
given away less than $50 decorations during the
twenty four hours that he spent with the King &" tho
Bcgians at O,tcnd tho distribution ranging from the
,.rand Gross OF the Red Eagle down to the Rl~n OF
the order Of Merit. The railway and harl"r tihPinNr'
to whom he sent DECORATIONS would Infinitely nave
preferred To receive presents III the form q" money or
jrwcry according To III" ordinary custom of 'ri'ci
| ling ,ovcrcicns, but William l. wreful man.
1t Is IA 1mor In the court circles OF Europe that tho
| recent VOYAGE Of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria to
Austria not merely to recover his health III
Carlsbad but chiefly demand the hand of Arhdu'he-'
Maria Dorotlra the eldest daughter of Arcdrk" jos pm
| His suit is said TO have been declined, the Vienna
papers deny the literal correctness OF this bit Of court
gossip and assert tla. although there WAS project
| II marriage. formal demand has been made. ami
that the opposition to the marriage came ne thcr from
| Archduir Joseph from his wife. but from the
Emperor himself, which naturally caused ro'pr OF
| thu negotiations before they cm,d have reached
src%t coiitioai on the t"rnition Of rrnrs fer'
nand ae sovereign Of bulgaria he did not want To hurl
| tho feelings OF Russia by asserting Ia a marriage
which could not. under pr'Nnt cirri.nstartcs' DC
| agreeable to the st. Petersburg Court.
| Princess Mcttcr7ichs clever daughter Antone't".
who was married FIVE years ago 10 Count Wai>tcin
Wartembcrg. died very suddenly last week ut Vienna
from disease Of the hcat. The deceased Princess was
immensely popular In Nicnncso society whcrr NJ"
handsome figure and conversational ability fully atonrd
for her lack of personal beauty IL private thcatrca>
| slc u moving spirit having. Ike her mother. nat
ural h>rionir abilities of no mean order III t'@ II
| at time rimOrcd that serious trouble had
arisen In her family circle by her expressed determine
| ton To go Oh tic stage determination wh.h was
anshct by her marriage. The Piinecss was alcs.'n'
tn receive tho Marquis liacqucltl minister O toni-
mcrcc when she fell from her chair ana expired be-
| oro her maid con!d render the least assistance
Rorhefort the cx. member o! the Commune Of 1871.
| and ut tho present moment fugitive from French
Justice has become donor to Engl.,h art galleries:
The nct list OF ucHu tions 10 the National Portrait
| Gallery In London contains tho following
| "4G7.-Sir T.. Landsccr. Il. A.
Iy Sir Patrick Grant.
Presented May 1900. by Henri Marquis dc R0cheiort
l.uray.'
Lord sudely and the Earl Of Coventry have recently
como before tho public successful manufacturers Of
Jam. According to tho testimony OF several Of tho
leading English grocors their lordshps produce "a
really superior article" Lord Coventry has, more
Agricultural society exhipitsn.