New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev Philos G.. Cook better known as Chap
LATIN Cook" who has just died in Buffalo, served IN
the war as a regimental chaplain ana since the
war devoted his life to Sunday WORK IN
puTalo "A man." says THE Buffalo News"
.bu,It somewhat on the lines Of Colonel Newcome.
was the kindly old clergyman, yet more OF man
Of the world than Thackerays greatest gentleman
Simple and earnest, shrewd and kindly, with
made easy his contact with the world outside he
was popular with all sorts ana coho'''ohs VI INC"
and respected and beloved by all
The Emperor Of Germany has taken great FANCY
to the Earl OF Lorsdale. Foreign papers say that
His Majesty will visit the Earl In august az :, ms ms
seat Lowther Castle. Preparations have peeh maoe
for a series or hunts.
Ex-senator ingalls, Of Kansas thus outlined his
plans the other day: when was retired from
the Senate In 1891, announced then that should
aver return 10 public life had other ambition
than 10 resume my old seat. My plan has been 10
begin where left off. l believe that great ma
iority of the Republicans of Kansas ana good
many men of other parties are kihdiy oisposeo
toward my ambition. My correspondence Il very
large Spontaneous and unsolicited assurances
each mo every day from those who claim to repre-
sent pubc opinion in different localities to the
o0ect that the sentiment In favor OF my return 10
strong and increasing. | am not opposing any
candidate ! am not setting up any GAINS De-
cause know that already have been honored far
hevond nv deserts" Speaking OF his failure to
no rs elected IN 1890 he said: when the returns
"a me In and I saw how overwhelming my deteat
was and what II meant 10 me-the end OF eghtessn
wears service In the American senate possibly me
and ~ nv pubic life-T confess that agony was IN
nv soul. 1t beautiful Day Every oody Wss
wss,chIny me to see how was going 70 take 1t
All INV family. IT was tragic hour went over
10 nv pasture and walked through me wltnered
wood There i'm little grassy giaie, sneItesIsl
from the autumnal breeze the sun SHINING coidIy
down I opened the windows or my spirit ana YET
that whole thing in me. and COMMANDED my
fortitude sat there In that little dei untii ne
struggle was over. until | was master OF myseiI;
until I could talk of II with the same c9mposure
as OF Napoleon's Waterloo never haa d Pdiis
af,er that Even when the gavel fell that souhdeo
fhe adjournment OF the Senate at noon Marcn
leo, and made me a private citizen, the pages
Kidding me goodby. the struggle OF that autumn
Gav in the wood did not return. when | leIt tne
senate Chamber, which have not vlsited since
had no resentment. II lose THIS Tune sna
accept the result as oiu tne"' D"' S"-' NV
fail. II Is written
Miss Ida A. Morgan. young woman OF negro
blood has been rejected for place IN the schoois
~ Providence solely on account or her color.
The Rev. DR. c. Ellis Stevens. Of Philadelphia,
vvho has won such wide reputation author OF the
hook "sources OF the Constitution or the
1.ni,ed States" has just performed patriotic SER
vice OF interest to all Americans In securing the
nresaryation OF the historic wing buildings OF lnde,
nendence Hall, long used as the N1tionai Capitol
h the early days OF the Republic. An existing law
reo,iir,ng the demolition of those structures has
lust been repealed by the pennsylvania Legs
ature, mainly through his enorH'
The Rev DR.. Simon J. Mcpherson. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. OF Chicago. has just
h.e, solicited as one OF the preachers AT HarValc
OF 1895.