New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
PERSONAL.

THO election Of Henry cabot Lodge rs Chi'eu S''e7
senator from Massachusetts was regarded " 'o' 90"
,o,cluson Il week or two ago, canvass 'i lle '''-
lo,,r. having shown. It WIS sald' that nc NN
,r,t majority 81 the Republican votes IN 'Nut 'Ou! .
>,.r,,.'s. n lively little boom for Lieutenant 10Y
r,r HAL. has been started in Boston. Inc po.nt -
being made ilat 1oder ne" Lw I M2 md conse,
,e"rrv ma, Instructions from cauruses 10 No'e -''
lodge not Winding.
vr. Arnelie Rivcs Chanlcr is much distressed over
tho removal OF several rather famous olu uunu'"e'
I'm Richmond 10 make room for new ana moro c0"l
modlous ones Especial regret seems 10 nave w"
c,ctcd by the destruction Of the Allan House Inns
huldng Which located on the LOT a. Ls 1870
- IirS and Main sts the home OF the aG0p,eu
parents II The poet Higar Alan Poe hee s;' 49,"
s V youd have purchased 1t and had the house re-
moved
p,o-nsterne Rjornson has been living IN Norway
tr me last five years. having returned thl'her rom
Paris where he had spent similar perlou, 10 Ie1
lie now Intends visit England IN December ior 'he
first time.
Tho King OF sweden has given permission TO MS
on and daughter lnaw, the Prince ana iIlp''ss
pernadot,c TO accept the hereditary titles oil Count
,d couptces Of wisborg.7 recently conferred upon
hon, BY the Grand Duke Of Luxembourg Aoou'
f,ur years ago the Prince, the second SOL VI ",
KIN. married Miss Tbba Munck, adyln-wuluhs u
mo oueeu. against the wishes II his family. "he"
ne attachment between tie Two young pops "" WA
t..cuNrul every effort was made " u's'Vl II,
he Prince was sent on q voyage arou q u w. ~
,iti,ugh lie visited npmcrou, courts Gur,us w 80!
NV AID .aw many women who equaled nm n RANK,
b.. r~turnod 10 stockholm q renew Ms suit lot 1"r
Inud II Miss MuncN. ipon hls MAiliA-r 80, NJ" 80
Iic.d 10 rrnounce al hi. ttlcs and tc Dp.Sl.llN Ok
,,',,...or 10 the >Hed 81 crown. MS Ni!'Sy '.n,
,,,t tl. titles ~ Prince and Princess berhaupt'c
800, ,,n ,ou.- couple. who took up thcr residence
, Lari.trlng. whcr" tIo 1Intc was stdu't'd "0 ',
n.r.. IN tlr navy. THE Prince has ueVor regretted
i ,,.~'l.e Tho memo Ecmaiott" However, miI"
l.r 900 conspicuous. ana ID" "l'hN d" w. "''"" 90
the future Count oi NJ D''-'
VIZ Foster sccrcinry cf state upon retiring from his
N, Office next march, viii 20 10 Paris rs American
orct 10 take char" Of tie Governments case before
Tie Ichrilg arbitrator.
The rum rs recently current In Europe. TO the eject
TINT tho Wedding OF Duke Albert Uf Wuertembers and
r,c Arcnduchcss Margaret Of Austria WAS TO be de-
fo,rcd are con,radctcd by the Vienna correspondent
II The London News A 20 the possibility Of Duke
Albert reaching the throne II Wucrtcmberg, this au-
torty SAYS: Tile two princes who succeed In turn, II
the King die, without male issue, are Duke William,
who 4, unmarried and eiNtN four and Duke Ni.hohs
W no Z married buf Ina, no children. Ihe-' are Protest
or, llYc. lli n thcy iail the catholic Inc mus sic
,,,d Tho question u Succession i not likely 10 be-
come imminent soon The hing "i Mu'rtemherS
T.. only fortv.fvc. and the Queen, his second vile,
twenty drht.'
The Rev. Wilbur +. Watkins d. d. who resigned the
patorte Of the Church 81 the Holy Trinity. In this
city. In 1850. to 20 to Philadelphia. has now given NJ
this later Charge the Church OF the saviour Ia west
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