New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
PERSONAL.
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Mi, Minnie BROOKS. known as the adopted danSh'
ter Of the Masonic fraternity Of ArkafHaS' WIS
hurried last week 10 william = Anderson a"NeT
Of that state. Mis-, Broohs's ilih'r dl'd "mle s'e
wa, "A Young SRI, and from Louisiana cotton p"''h
she ,nn,,l.d ia the Ma>ons nf Arkansas To help her
o,t m .dIrutio, giving rs her the fact that
her father had been Mason. For several N'"s UNI
"danghcr OF the regiment nus rrl",''u ~ ,
conclvcs Of the Masons I'm i," RocL' ana entertainer
the fraternity, which Is said almost |" iu"''.' "''
Ilamid All Khan is the other name Of rhe Nawao
OF Rumpur who Is now making tour oi Inc io'''h'c
Valley previous to his departure for tie World raw
lie hardly looks his twenty cars, but he i brighter
and quicker and more Intelligent than many educated
Americans Young men of his age. ana sprah' iIl-li VI
with scarcely any perceptlhe accent Hc "'' "
quite All extensive vocabulary
General Longstrcct lives in what is described Ms
"a white pine randboX of "A house near the RUNS oi
his ll.c old mansion ia Central Georgia, whith WIS
destroyed by hre few years ago The house nr no"
occupies faces the Blue Mountains ana 'oiii..lu ,
u view Ul unsurpassed beauty. Inc '"h'r"rl"', :,
veteran IL now seventy two years ola ara Il man VI
pairiarchal aspect
All the West Is huglins at Governor stone OF
Missouri who aboard that express tram WM'h
robbed few miles from -. Louis lew "eeNs
ago. lie and the State Treasurer. a well as Major
Warner. candidate against store last year. sworc tat
there were seven bold robbers. II now seems tIit
there was but one and he had TWO 10Y Pis'ois' liz
voluntarily gave himself up
Mrs. Russell h. Harrison IS spcr'ing the summer
ut the beautiful home Of ex-senator S"ui'u'rs Ill
OMAHA an old house surrounded by spacious grounds
Here she |, resting quietly from the toll ana iatgue
Of the last four years Her husband Is Sill IN the
East.
The paralysis Of General Van Wyck al his nome
near Nebraska city, Nrb, Will rot be iatai' but ne
cannot recover his old time strength. General van
Wyck has had an interesting career. lie mas h'eu
for twenty years on II magnificent farm near S'er'
tary Morton's Arbor Lodge" between These wv"
neighbors fierce political cnmty mas eNls'c" io'
years. Both have been candidates Tor once" many
times. the one a Republican. the other democrat
Van Wyck was n bold AID brave soluicr rom NV
York. aud rose TO the rank of hrrVel prs"""i
Morton was not quite Il "Coppcrh,au. nut "pp,''u
the war on theoretical grounds. Van WSch was u
member OF Congress from Newton drrctlv alter lsc
war and went Nebraska with Er.at P'su-V
lie has Away been outspoken enemy oi hiohopvne
although nearly u millionaire. while Morton mas pe'"
a corporation attorney for years
RoyDcl, the winner Of the medal OF hohor NJ 'RS
years Salon. Is described as an extremely hheiooH'"s
man with attcnuated features. II spare, but vigorous
form. dark serious eyes and dark hair ana bearu
roh the latter are touched with silver. yet he ioohs
iu ten year, younger than his real age, "hi,h -
nnythrce lie speaks with much satisfaction OF 'ne
numerous pictures VI his which have come 10 Amer
loo.