New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
PERSONAL.

The demoralzinS effect upon youngsters OF the
"Peck's Bad Boy stories was sharply emphasized In
the "Lutheranische schulzetung,' Wisconsin paper
long ago 1884. The article embodyiDg this dis.
approval is now figuring in the campaign, as Peck
Is q candidate for reelection as Governor.
The health of Ambrose Thomas, the aged com.
poser Of "MgnOn' and Hamlet whose life was
despalrcd OF last summer, is completely restored lie
is travelling about France like young man, having
recently taken part In the exercises at the unveiling
at Givet.
The Crown Prince OF Italy, accompanied by four
friends and guides assembled the Matterhorn from
Zermatt recently. The trip WAS made IL sixteen
hours, the party descending to Breil. On the top
OF the mountain the Princes party met two other
summit at the time The Crown Prince Is not
robust, and this fact led many patriotic Italians to
oppose his notwithstanding
Paer Louis Martin, the General Of the Jesuits,
is a native OF spain but is Of French descent, lie
studied theology in France. at the school OF Saint
Michel. lie has occupied various stations In Spain,
having been for several years at the head OF the
province of Castillo, which Is only next IN importance
old He is tall and broad, and bears The signs Of
a man OF energy His face is bronze in color. and
his eyes flashing black lie VIII I'VE IN the future
ut Nesole, near Florence
The Queen of Belgium. according to foreign papers,
has considerable talent for musca. composition, ana
devoes the greater part OF her leisure time 10 musical
study. She mprovises often, and when an accidental
combination peaseS her particularly, preserves II at
once by writing IL out In notes Recently the ROYAL
musician purchased several pnonogrsphs TO assist
in the work OF preservation. These are placed IN
the neighboriood OF the piano when she plays
The Marouise de Blooquesie. who died few days
ago In Paris. formerly enc OF the most beanufu
women Of her time. and like most French beauties.
had considerable political influence Tile Marqulse
was the youngest daughter Malshal Davoust, Prince
AttArS .sld
also famous for their god looks, married respectively
The Duke Of Camtaceres ana Count |lgler' lne
Marqusc was great favo,e At 'he court o. h aS
Amelia and the Duchess OF Orleans. III early wonan-
hood, her features Were Of me perfect vreeK Hps,
writers OF Louis Thilppe's day described her figure
as divine and her gait and carriage as those OF
goddess she WAS a handsome woman at the time
OF her death.
Colonel W. A. Taylor, Democratic Secretary OF
state for Ohio was so reckless recently to intimate
that Governor Mckinley purposely holding back
The state Labor Commissioners report for political
nrrro..s The labor commissioner row replies,
declaring this misstaement alleging tat ths report
does not usually appear unti n'e N ths lal,; ann
that II is now In the printers hangs. An oner OF
proof slips is made, however, III case Colonel Taylor
wants them.
This experience OF Sturgeon is recounted In re-
cent article In The sword and the Ir0wel: iears
ago the great preacher lay i'll in the Hotel des
Anclais, at Mentone but one day he Insisted that
III, dovo,ed attendants 90 out for little exercise.
Hardly had they disappeared when n mailman, VINO
had cidcd the vigilance of his keepers rushed 9, IA
and said Il want you 10 e se my ,oSn tho nor
sc,low Enecl down by the side Of the bed. and PRAYED
Tor him as best he could under the circumstances
mn in half An hour. Provdenually, says the mar.
raor he obeyed and a soon as nc wa" Sr rer s
doctor ana oysae the mailman before he had stabbed
some one In the street