New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
the less wholesome because II Is not hkely TO b
PERSONAL.

,.,.-,or cof,ln OF Connecticut is enjoying well.
.srned autumn vacation. He was recently the guest
-, his brother the Hon. Trstram CONN at the lat
tcr,s country place at Miiton-on-the-hudson, and
,hsn vent into camp at Long Lake, In the Adron-
S Hch where ne has had Senators Platt OF Con-
nscticut. and Higgins. OF Delaware, as near neigh
b0ry
lanes r. Robertson, young Englishman who r.
centIv arrived IN this country, IL thus quoted In
..The washington POST: This Is my first trip to
the United states and am charmed and interested
with the country and It's people was up on Lake
ceoree where consider the scenery as fine AZ
anything I'm Scotland, and TO my mind the Hudson 10
az picturesque and pleasing az ne Rhine or the
equal 10 Switzerland. and so wonder why 20 many
Americans leave their own country 10 run about
dous energy and apparent unrest OF your people.
They seem to be never IN repose. On railway
seat before man comes along Tor your ticket;
hen boy COMES by wih sssSss OF fT, and
man front OF you jumps up IKE ne mad been shot
and proceeds to remove ms coat; There Is no
is no wonder that your Nation has accomplished
much in. the way OF building mighty citle. and de-
veleping the resources OF the richest continent on
The recently consolidated First and Beth Eden
Baptist churches, OF Philadelphia. have called the
Rev. DR.. Kerr b. Topper. OF Denver. Col. The
Philadelphia Press says that Or. Upper Is MAJ
of fine personality, with that winning magnet4
chief work IS In the line OF missions. His church
in Denver Is said to be the most fourishng IN
that metropolis OF the Far West, and OF its i.31
members It boasts 600 men. which In Itself is con
sidered patent of DR.. Tuppers power to win and
hold people together. Then too, he Is said an
untrfng worker having established in Denver. in
the half score or so OF years he has been there
about nineteen Sunday -schools some Of which have
become sef-suT porting churches. These qualities
considered the very essentials necessary for the
vast work OF the pastor Of the consolidated church
The Sultan or Sheriff OF Morocco was represented
by a recent cable dispatch being critically H.
No denial or confirmation OF that report has yet
been received But it probably incorrect, and
its origin may be traced to information published
in lie Reveil du Marco OF August %. That
organ at Tangiers said: News from Fee is 10 the
effect that Sultan Mouley Abdel Azz has suffered
for than fortnight from IN his feet
They prevented him from mounting his horse; but
he Is much better since last week"
conspicuous figure at the celebration OF the So
clety OF the War OF 1872. in Baltimore. Thursday
was Captain James Hooper. Speaking Of him
THE Baltimore Sun" says: Captain Hooper was
born July s. 1894, and when ten years old was 4
powder boy on the United States schooner Comet
In the Chesapeake Bay, on which his father was an
officer. He remembers the events OF his early
years, and no app.auded more enthusiastically
than he the illusions 10 them made by the speak
ers az the park celebration. The appearance OF
Captain Hooper does not indicate his extreme age.
He is OF tall and commanding stature. agile in his
movement and looks many years younger than he
IL. The captain occupied seat In the park
vIted guests and those who took part in the
ercises."