New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
PERSON VAL.

..r,rr.a N Woolyor,h" says THE Philadelphia
Record. whose sensational address TO III" Ameri-
can Bar Asyocati AT It's Cleveland meeting ~
creating mucn comment, Is perhaps IN" foremost
lawyer I'm Nebraska and one Of III" most remark
,bl. men I'm America. His father VAS noted
x,y-yorl< lawyer. and as soon young Wool.
worth loft Hamilton College he began ne STUDY OF
law under hc OF ans ana Wemt to Omaha
liz was the nrst city Attorney OF Omaha and has ~.
sieadfastly devoted himself 10 tnr pursuit o'
into political fields foreign to Tie law. re was
fba nied states in 1852 and since that time he
has argued more cases before mat court IMAM any
other lawyer west OF 'hlcaRo'
Tho Countess Marie Magdaene Kuefstein wife
OF the Austro- Hungarian Minister at Berne, Swift
erland who died the other day. was born Fraulein
Kriger and was formerly a member OF the ballet
of IN. ROYAL Opera House In Berlin. a sensation
WAS produce I'd In the Prussan capital In 1907 when
Count Kari Won Knefstein then secretary o. On, Ins
Austro- Hungarian Legation. grandson OF fr!hce
Paar asked his parents permission 10 marry tIl9
dancer They defined to grant It, soon at'e r'p
his consent to tho marriage on the conditiom that
Fraule.n Kruger attend scnool t2r rte: R"ma,
catholic ard IN 1870 married TO the Count. ny
nnly Of her husbands parents hut Of al who came
in contact with her at the various posts 10 wnlcn
the Count was sent. The Countess was hfty-two
years old
The following story was told on the late Speaker
Crlsp I'm Washington the other day II was Elec-
ton Day and the Republicans had put up strong
nght Prominent in their ranks was an old darky,
Ton All day long he lowered around the polls
and in an impromptu procession carried trans
norencv In the evening Mr.. Crisp was standing
i, front OF his hotel when old Tom sided bash
fully I'D and requested the present OF dollar
What Tom" said Mr.. crisp. you have the au-
dtcity TO come here and ask me for do!ar atter
Wnrk}ne hard against me all day. Well, but.
Wassn Chawles Use known you cher since you
I'm " sid Mr. Crisp. looking sterniy at him.
"iIdnt YOU cast your vote against me to-day!
Tor, Looked cast down for moment. "Dasso,
disco Massa Crisp" but. Frightening up win an
nsnir1tion you know IL gwine 10 count ION you
,nnvhow Please gimme dat dollah. Massa
ChaW!es."
Minister Rodriguez, representing the central
American Republic az Washington, is In Managua
Ni"aragIa suffering from fever
Count Anton Auersperh. who recently returned
- Vienna from Norway. was. with his companions,
on hoard Emperor Williams yacht, the Hohen-
,o,,.rn while the latter was at Sptzbergen. Vienna
newspapers give an interview with the Count, con-
tanning the Emperor's own account OF the accident
N his eve When the visitors went on board they
found His Majesty wearing blue glasses Excuse
mo that | receive you in this condition.. said the
Emneror hut my cousin Theodor Duke Charles
Thcodor of bavaria. the oculistl has ordered me
"a wear them Misfortuncs. you know. never come
sineIy We lost poor Hahnke to-day. | was stand
ing on the deck the manmast when one OF
the ropes broke. strong wind was b.owing az
The time The rope fell my head and struck
me In the eye nard that everything became DARK