New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
PERSONAL.

"Once in a great while" says The Washington
Post" some Senator appears In the Senate Sham'
ber with clothes that make the welkin ring. Ihere
is still a glowing vision in the minds eye OF tho
striped coat which Senator Quay wore on one OF
the numerous days he delivered part OF MS
numerous speech. II Mr.. Squire's turn yes
terday to rival and eclipse the gorgeous panorama
which Mr. Quay presented. Mr. Squire was attired
with the emphasis on 'tired-in black PRINCE
ra,merv butter that ever came from country
churn no dandelion ever wooing the gentle spring
ore vsn The golden sunsets of which Homer writes.
ever equaed in vividness OF cP,or the vess wn'cn
snread ali over the broad expanse OF Mr. saulre.s
bosom like field Of buttercups III 'en-aere '''
Tho Rev DIR. Clinton Locke. who for thirty-stx
@ 49, hesn rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
s,,,a.oo has been compelled to tender his resgna-
ion owing to an affection OF the throat from
which he has suffered for many years. "ne" "s
announced the fact in his church 'as' o",
nearly the whole congregation wept In speaA. So ~
him, .eThe Chicago Evening jour- al SAYS III
Locke came here a young man with MS prioe. o'e
thlrty-six years ago. and he has WORKED mar" ""N
fai,bful,v He has been more to Chicago ina"
merely the rector of Grace Church. more thah "eie
" a clergyman preaching sermons ana NSi'"'e US
parishioners. He was one OF the enie1 Pro'"o'e
Of St Luke's Hospital. and has always oeeh sreauy
interested in its success he was lhs'ru'ien'"' =.
starting two mission churches. ST. Philips. at
Rr,daeport and ST. Stephens. on the West SIDE
He has been prominent in society. and mas proo-
ab,v had az great a moral influence as any man IA
chicago upon The young men, OF whose socless nc
has always been very fond. He is gocn enter
taner ard delightful man 20 meet at ms notne y.
elsewhere He has great ability as wit ana as An
occasional writer of verse. having frequently pevn
called the Oliver Wendell Holmes or the west. ne
foreign languages. He has more than once preacheu
in French to a French congregation, ano % ih
abroad ne spoke Spanish banquet IN spanish
and at an Italian banquet in ltaliaD
Three or four days ago" says ex-senator Ingalls,
NJ Kansas 81 stopped at a small Western Missouri
town four hours waiting for an intersecting tram
I had promise out to Eastern paper for httles
work and utilized this four hours to fu,hl my en-
Cagement | went to the town hotel, took room
with a large box-stove in it and did my WORK very
comfortably Thing. exceedingly primitive
but their extreme simplicity and p!anness made
mo feel all the more comfortable. for the wooa
fire was cheerful, there neat white curtains
AZ the windows and everything was bright anu
clean I had. In addition. substantial dinner.
There were two kinds of meat. ana tneIe We
circle of little soap dishes around my p'a.e Win
potato and Some other slightly duted-ratner 49, 49,,
aus / might sav-dshes of various kinds In them
as side dishes II plain, but aounnan,, hnu
was very well pleased. The train was soon uvuhe;
and | asked the landlord what the damage a .h. An
he for the hospitality had enjoyed He sac Gh
a quarter reckon | protested that nsu na "a
room with a good fire in II, and my dinner IN 40
dit,Sn and asked II he had not made a mistake
Wal that's right, i'm be a quarter, ne SAD ~
WIS the cheapes, hotel bill ever pald, anu .mS
hospitality far from being the least SATISFACTORY
in my hotel experience.