New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
PERSONAL.

. Mrs. Potter Palmer president Of the Board OF Lazy
Managers of the Chicago Exposition, will spend tho
months of August and September on the upper gu
Regis Lake. In the Adirondacks, having rented tusre
Camp Elsnore," the summer , nSne Vi Mr. anu '''
Edward II. Coates OF Philadelphia
william Reese, the pioneer ironmill founder OF
Pennsylvania who died recently at BOLIVAR "esV
Re said obon. coo descendants several sons OF
The dead man are in business In Pttsours
Secretary Noble, accompanied BY Mrs. Noble. VIII
rass a part OF his summer vacation with d. LOUIS
friends on Cedar Island. In one OF the Interior Ae ~
Northern Wisconsin. where the hunting aha n'mns
are said to be good. Before returning 10 wasn,nsoa
he will take trip the Northwest as iar a. ,nSsn
,E' a on "t tb way The Secretary expects TO DO N
Washington again about the midGe OF dce for several
months By the unusual pressure Of public business
and Is In need OF u vacation.
Rrgadier General Alexander NJ McCook. who spent
few DAYS in this city last week. is in command OF mo
DEPARTMENT OF Arizona lie belongs to the famous fanny
u fighting McCOoks. lie commanded the firs' hiuhy
Corps in the fight at Ferryvile, and lot MS sor'ee
thers he was made brevet brigadier- general IN tho
Regular Army General McCook had several bro'hs"
rho were soldiers and all were killed while III SER
vice. The only surviving brother Is John % NC
cook who il counsel for the Santa Fe Railroad Gen;
ararwari an Instruct Or there. He stationed In
rexa eight years and about two years ago wac ians
ferred 10 the Department OF Arizona Annousn SHY
two tears old he does not look To be over MY ihs
face Is round and red and his appe,',nce Is '"a' vi
robust active in the prime Of hie
King Malietoa. OF the samoan ISLANDS, mas oecn
presented with 5000 by Mr. Blackjack. agent Oh .
wrccking company, being the proceeds from the sais
of the wreckage OF the naval vessels lost In Tue sl
I'm The wreckage was presented to the sauioans
nv tho American Government. Part OF tis Ms ve
distnbuted by the King among the COUNCIL OF |mei'
Iames scammon. who died in Little Rock, ArK''
,ev DAYS ago. was nnetytwO years OF age. lie "as
ono ~ the oldest working printers in the United states
10 uos hor, in Maine and In 1882 established ms
por,,.pd T,.nscript- In lo60 he went west. ana
lost what he had made by the Chicago nre so. IJ "a,
he has been at the case. ana Oily nNo IL i.oyss
death set type on " The Arkansas farme'' TIC ''"e"
two sons al Omaha, who are Di1nters.
In tho Bismarck Museum at Schoenhausen' accoaums
IN German papers, is a photograph OF the hmi. .
~ Germany given when he was simply frlnce "iIaN
80 IN. great chancellor. On tho photograph u ~
20 ."v A. sign of his genuine gratitude e
,roI.., ravsrance- Underneath this line are W
words Cave Adsum." In the ight OF R ipn. ee
the Latin addition has considerable sienhcanoo'
count Charles Scheel Picssen, the herman
millionaire who died in Italy few weeks ago -
tho age Of eighty three years. was the heao VI '"e
..,,n,.s, family OF mobiles in Prussia. lie WAS
man M influence and great freno OF .ne M. n
En'nepor William Prince Bismarck ana eouh' '"n
Moltke.
Charles T. Caldwell the nominee OF the kepuoHoAn
rar,r for congress in the INth Distrct oil "ee' VI"
'.nia &c n LAWYER. a preacher and a farmer AS Mr.
C,lsweu has been successful in three impor'sh.
calIlnrs he will doubtless make eooo "o"os' "
tOnKIeSs.