New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Dr. Saunders. colored. man OF learning
and culture Is the editor OF The Afro-American'
of Charlotte, " c., the president OF buuie oih-
verslty, Of the same place, and memoer Vi ."e
Presbyterian Freedman's Board Inc uhNe's''
which now has 300 negro students, Is III me- VI
money and Dr. Saunders is at present .iS 81
various cities of the North TO arouse lii % r.
He is in Rochester, whence ne WIN on 81 ,be
negro problem before the University Club He VIII
then deliver several addresses in this CITY
Pierre Gnecco, an Italian by birth. who had hVed
in France for forty years because or MS ih.ehse
hatred Of his native country, left fortune OF Ply go"
would go 10 Italy. he distributed all his money
among his servants
"The Boston Transcript suggests that Mr.. Joseph
Cook would make a good missionary to the heathen.
But Mr. Cooks friends would probably reply tnas
he is now acting as missionary " 'He eu'N
heather OF Boston.
"The St. Jamess Gazette" OF London, thus ex-
nlans how Rudyard Kipling got his first name;
"Rudyard Lake, which has beaten the record THIS
winter of all English waters by covering itset win
two feet of solid ice had previously been Immortal
lied in a very different fashion IL wou'd DC IT.
reverent and to some extent Incorrect 10 say mat
this mere is Rudyard Kiplings godfather but 10 II
he certainly owes his name Nearly thirty years ago
John Lockwood Kipng was strolling along the PIC.
turesaue shore in the charming comp 90
Miss Alice Macdonald when he pucked up courage
~ make there and then an offer OF his hand ana
49, To commemorate that happy summer even
ing's walk the son of their SUBSEQUENT Indrr i
was named Rudyard and ne certaih!y Ha' s"e"
the genus loci no cause for shame.
A reception and banquet. TO be given under the
ousncss Of the Essex (Mass) Methodist social
Union. in honor OF Bishop Merrill is to be held IN
salem Mass on April 3. The Bishop Is to preslaee
this Year in Salem at that time
General Anse.lm Prophetic one OF the defeated
asplrants for Haytrs Presidency, was buried At
Kingston. Jamaica, on February Is. His funerai
was largely attended by his brother exlIes "ho
were expelled from Hayti BY President Hyppoii'e'
George l.. Shoup. who has just been reelected as
United States Senator from Idaho, was born IN
Armstrong County Penn. in 1886. All the educauoh
that he received was that afforded at village
school, lie settled a farm near Gaespurg' ID
Illinois In lS52 but in 1856 went 10 Pixies PEAK IN
search OF gold lie made a great mark in the colo
RADIO Independent Scouts during the civil war ~
drhtng the Indians. and retired from the service
served in the Territorial Legislature, was delesats
in Congress and was made Territorial Governor oy
President Harrison. He was elected the nrst Gov
ernor OF the state OF Idaho. He was next CHOSEN
United States Senator, ana as Governor slsneu IA"
own credentials for his new Office.
The Duke OF Orleans does not intend 70 spend SO
much on his estates as did his father lie mas as
charged many men from his various places anu nag
decided 10 rent most OF his estates TO the hghess
bidders His career as pIeteHuef 0"S'" ' wv
much money
Nine Iazare Carnot who has just Cleo az
Cha,on. al the age OF eighty-four years, was 'he
aun, OF the late President OF France. Her HUSBAND
was the OF the great Carnot'