New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
PERSONAL.
future.

r., coono+orv Routwell and wife will celebrate the
eetioth anniversary of their wedding on July at
GrOtOn, Mass.
A Gentleman Of Portland, Me-, is the owner OF the
desk on which John Ct. Whittier wrote his earliest
noem. The poet himself gave 1t to him. 1t Is very
old niece of furniture being heirloom In the "ntuer
family and having seen possibly @oo years VI seI''
Senators Edmunds and Manders6n and GenerSi
Arson G.. McCook have gone to St. Adams Bay Oh
fishing trip
secretary Proctor has been visiting Dartmouth
vrbere he was graduated in 1851. He says JoklngN
u+ be had considerable trepidatlOn about returning
10 Hanover as lie Just squeezed through the lhSttu
tion and he feared that the college management "ouu
NOT want to see him there again For q og Ittan
escapade IN which he was rngleader Al 'a0 d 1 ~
PP1y peinsfated the Wednesday before commencement
day The Suspension rather pleased him on the "hoie
for by it he escaped the savage eAamlhauou''
The ROYAL Humane Society of England has con-
farred its medal upon Eli il. Griffith, OF Cincinnati ana
tbe CITY of London will present him with gold watch
Those gifts are bestowed because of his galantry III
rescnng two children last spring from the River
Thames which flows by his fathers place OF business
IN London When he saw the children sink Under the
m he plunged into the water, and, after dlfcut race
down stream overlook and safely landed the oder BOY
Renumbed by the cold but pinchy 10 ff s i@ aimosi
uperhuman efforts succeeded in catching up WIN me
other child but lie was moment 100 ld'e' Inv 0
one had died.
The Prince of Wales drank his first mint Iulep when
no was in the United states at the Exchange Hotel
richmond 1t was concocted after the most approved
Virginia method and given TO the Prince IN @ large
emf class nagon. We will close the door ana leave
vour ROYAL IIighness to enjoy this NlrshiSs OeSt
was the polite remark when the mint tulcp was brought
in. When the door opened an hour later the
Prince was alone and the great cuJ grass Hasoh WIo
emntv Ever since that time the room mas Deen
known IA the Prince of Waless room. IL was oc-
T pP Tonse Don Carlos Count Of Paris and other
notaGles The dagon was lost In rconstrucuon days.
D Flbclbert Talbot, who has Just been elected
bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia. has made
rnarllably successful record as missionary bishop
NJ wyoming lie is generally ranked as moderate
Uicb Cburchman: but Is better known rs practical
! missionary worker than as party man. His racy
stories of his work his great Western diocese have
made him one of the most popular and best known
men in the Episcopal Church, and tho announcement
uot N, Is to preach or speak always ENSURES large
attendance lie is a fine specimen OF robust manhood
and I'm his missionary labors enters with sympathetic
zest into the al fIesco life of the far West lie says
| that when he visits new town in which he desires
m Start religious services he generally makes for The
largest saloon the first thing he Is pretty sure OF
| beiSg allie +" 10 round up most Of the boys there
| NTH breezy unconventonaity he announces that hS
is parson and asks some gentlemen TO alo nun u
there Is no one to-day more universally beloved 10y
the rough frontiersmen of Wyoming than Bishop Talbot
! ~hom fhev regard as white man au' don't you
forgt it,, The translation OF Such man 10 Georgia
| viii be a fine thing for that rather conservative
diocese; but 1t will not be relished by the people o.
/ wyoming.
\ New-YOrk man met Governor Campbell, of Ohio
under rather interesting circumstances the other day
was riding on a train" he says, and GOT into con
yersaton with gentleman sitting next TO me. an
a stauch Republican and IN the OF our talk th'
subject of politics came up. His expressions led mi
| "a believe him a Republican and launched out int
| IN extIavagaut eulogy of Major Mckinley said NJ
more than | really felt when declared that II any
man ever deserved to be elected Governor 1t Wa
Mckinley, and further stated that hoped above al
thugs 10 sec him the victor In the coming contest
| / expected 10 hear my companion applaud my sentl
! ment but nstedd be merely gave quiet Smile ana
| slight nod saying Mckinley q personal friend 0
his | paid further attention to the matter sup
| uo-ng him to bo one of the lukewhrlh peuple on
often meets. But when no finally introduced hlmsei
| as Governor Campbell there dull thud In my
| head as l suddenly realized the Significance OF tn
juliet smile at my praise OF Mckinley, know mad