New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
bishop . sign Of guidance II he hab,n - ~
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PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Boutwell,. Of Massachusstt.
the Bulfnch State House. which some W. ss., ~ 4
to tear down: 1T is the building which !. AN
torical incidents. takes rank next ATT, ~ !. ~
Hail. All the great names of the centurv 49, -a'1p
ciated with the State House. In thu h.r sse
house there have been two constitut,or., u
TONS The elder Adams presided over ~. Java
ton Of 1920. and General Banks presided ss.vsa'
convention Of 1853 In those conventions 49, as
and Shaw In the first and Choate Snmry wShets
and BurlIngame In the second. Governos I wlkeq
patriotic lasors ere are dsptsd with iSs css.
not far enough away from this later Sss.Wea ~
indulge in sentiment In century thsrs v raec +
generation that will reverence the names ~ ~ =
and Andrew as we now reverence the man, ~ eannP
and Hancock" "
Boganul Laszewski, policeman Of BufY,t a. =.
by The Buffalo Times" to be the oldest - =
Count Leo Laszewski. Of Prussia He a.. ~
educated man. speaks six languages. ana 1. 80
cellent pianist; He prefers not to expIot Il. u =
officer. Waq
Bishop Arthur c. A. Hall. of Vermont. ~.
day two ago. lectured at the Church Of IN. -
fguraton. In the Church Club Course. a ~. ~.
most interesting figures In the Epscopai hox.
his priesthood he was a member Of IN. q
Fathers. an English monastic order, and vas 49,
by the title Of Father. Some years aro = -
charge OF the church Of st. John the Ev,a-s
Boston. Phillips Brooks was then rector -
Church. remarkable friendship was ss.v
between them. though In point Of churoks,-..
they were as different as two men couh
DR.. Brooks was a Low. Broad Churchmss
Father Hall represented the most advance 49,
school. Each. however admired the Others 49,
and both welded powerful influence In the dcss4
Massachusetts, Father Hall had returneS n ~
land when DR.. Brooks was elected to the Ep,scosS
but 1t generally believed that he hs1 NJ 80
pathy with the High Church movement IA 49,
the confirmation. Of the rector Of Trsity h -
bishops and standing committees.
The Czarewitch of Russia, who has spent n. 49,.
In the south Of France. still continues to hmm,
health, and a hope Is now entertained that n. -
recover from his lung troubles entirely. Ha nos
who recently visited him. was surprised ana 49,,
joyed at his comparatively robust appear,nes y
Is now probable that he Will be, next to the Car
most important parsonage at the coronation fsstSS
ties next month In MOSCOW
Ex-senator Henry L. Dawes. Of Pittsned NJ
has been delivering a course OF lectures in Hano,
n. II. In his last lecture. whcS was on "fnt.,,.'
anic Commerce" he spoke Of the importance sA
United States Of the Nicaragua Canal ID
Nicaragua" he said. will become a naval ,,,s,
of the power whose capital builds this canal a,
one Of the most formidable character on the a.
1t can flea. the largest navy In the world, andN
midway between and less than twenty-four hr,
distant from the entire commerce Of the U5i
States on both the Atlantic and the Paei6r +
would be to the United States what Gibraltar nv
the British Empire. 1t would be act of the Airx
est folly, II not OF the most humlliating cowudes
for this nation to quietly fold It's arms and p,rE
this the grandest OF naval stations to pas, out 4
our control, compelling every ton Of our coastvis
commerce. already exceeding the ocean tonns0 4
all Europe, to pass under the guns Of 4 fostsa
power as II is transmitted from port to port % q
own coast"