New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
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" Io1i. Francis ChauTort"l. s"natl 'nr Inc p"'
,,r.,,.n, Of Ilautr Savoic France. WHO diPd ""
dav. ago NJ tho n:e o. sixty eight was m ao'oc"e
s,d h.canlr Mayor Of his native '""h AhhecN' Inv
p,.on .r hrld In MAJ 1919. ut III" time OF the over
throw o, Pre- Idrnt Thrrs lie WAS removed from o.
flee Ly the DEC DO Eroslc. tho new Premier OH &C.
..m ~ his devotion "a Eepi' lrnn rrtEcirics. hat
"a. uhseucn:lv rest )rr. by Pr~icr Rdi-t On me
division q W Ase"s'y INTO 1%o 81 S. s.nu,.
FOR h.s native Department.
IA The .-o.isr Review Of this month there ap
,,,,r, an ex.cn,.vr essay. entitled kossuth a'd
Xln,aa with PERSONAL Rrcollerttons By Karl Blinf'
containing nru,,er az nttl. known facts which shed
u-,; Oh The uu r,rnn wnr Of Inhcpen'Ienre and It's
ro,: prnmlDcn. champions during their da'* Oh p'''
ser pl,n NOR. c,prcially darling All imm,dittcly af'r
tho Italian War Of Liberation. The cSil"c popular
"d k w Ha "n n""n louis Elan Massni "a the
uther h.,;. Of ne Eu,opron d.,"c a,E n,o mo- mt
and the attitude OF Klaphn. VITA the latter hc WAS
we'll acquainCoh
II /. r,,norcd among tho Epsc pn!lsnS oil W:,h
IA ton that - Johns Chu-'h. In that city. tontcn
plates calling to tho r"ctor-hip OF the church. MAIDS
| Vacant by the rcsicnaiion OF Dr. Douglass the Rev
IN. cph H. johnson. rector Of Christ Church, DsrOi
Mr. John.on wa. formerly rector OF the EplSopal
, hurrh IN Writol"st1r y. ". where h achlewsi Il
Lam reputation as preacher ana pastor The rrls
,.li,, ~ the nov missionary dlnresc OF Northern
Michigan. but hr DECLINED the honor.
A man WHO was fellow passenger OF Colon ri
cohc-, G. Incr->t at thc time or the occurrence tels
h,w that famous agnostlc entertained lot OF Mctho<
,., ur,uchrrs on n railway train In Illinois Oh
cn sion Tho Colonel wns In very social mood. and
had been snnng yarns to the narrator Of this story
when the train WAS boarded NJ Vandall1 by number
Of the reverend brrhr'n who had been attending
ccnoninatIonai gathering. immediately an acqualnt
ancc was scrapcd. Colonel lngerscll without reveal
In: hi. identity, had. the entire party hanging
about him cnjoring his flow Of wit. Men laughed
ull they cried who looked as though they had not
c:ark"d a smile for twenty years At Marshall the
mr,y left with many expressions of regret. They all
told us who they w~rr where they had BEEN ETC.
bit Colonel aErr.ol was not equally confidential
Finally one good oh hrothO asked his name ingrr
soil handed him hi, card. lie looked a. It, and lst
AMI he looked though hr had seen q ghost. All
OH for Marslia.' yelled III" porter and they hustled
out They c0ncrrgntrd on the platform and the old
man vino had drapped the card whsnered honrsslv :
'.rthrcn. wrvr been rllln Z TINT awful atlel-t
Eo. Ingrrsoil" tore hav. mercy en- u,! ej,c,lut.d
u lou, brother. rs his chin dropp.l down behind h,s
collar. Tho Younger m"mhrr> Of III" party appeared
rather enjoy tho confusion 81 'h"ir ~dcrs and IA
III" train prlled on' heard on" Of them say: We'll
hlnCk he i painted"
Tho home Of Napoleon III nfter hr left France In
1871. Camden Place. ut Chsclhurst IL soon 10 b.
cleared away tn make rom 70: hew suburban resi-.
dcncrs II WAS 0nrr tlis property Of Earl Camden
and there the celebrated nnIuary. Camden. wrOtc
the nnnais OF Queen Elizabeth and died IN 1929.
Napoleon; died ut Chlselhust IN 1873 and his rcnains.
huilta in the local Roman Cathode Church Of 81.
May's. The tuiueria remains afterwayd ~