New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13
PERSONAL.

Andrew George who died In Kansas CITY the otner
A., u,os ono ~ the best known stockmen In the
West.
Henr. Meilhac the well-known French pay"Ilsn''
IL seriously Ill In Paris with cohgesuo" VI ue VI '
He IS sixty-six years o'u
pro,cssor Harrison Randolph. Of the Arkansas IN
dusrla University. has been eecteu pFesiueh' VI 'e
College of Charleston. D &
The Rev W. ". Battershal. OF Albany, is 10
preach the baccalaureate sermon al TRINITY @oneso
Hartford. Conn. on June ~
John Wanamaker gave Illustrated lecture de-
scrlptive Of trip through Europe. at the bethany
Church, Philadelphia, on friday
President Harper. of the University OF chicago, Is
III with malaria fever and his physicians fear that
It may develop into typhoid ie'er'
J. Nat Hardin Senator Hearst's old mining part
ner whose death announced hfteen years ago.
has been discovered alive IN Mexico
Miss Wlnfred Warren daughter OF president
warren of Boston University. has been elected 10
the chair OF Latin at Nassar College She Is no"
In Europe pursuing her studies
The Rev David r. McGlll. pastor of the sixth
United PRESBYTERIAN Church. of Allegheny, Penn
has reen elected president OF Monmouth College, Ill
DR.. Pcrslfor Frazer, the wel-known scientist OF
the Philadelphia Academy OF Sciences. VIII repre-
sent that institution at the international Geoogca
Congress In 81. Petersburg. on August H.
John D. Lankeneau. of Philadelphia. who has done
90 much for the German Hospital and the Mary j.
Drexel Home that city has Just given 70 each OK
electric lighting heating ana hiterihs pant
Dr. James Hail. the geeogist Of the state OF New
York f. 10 sail for Europe June "a, to attend the
canning meeting OF the international Geological Con-
eross At 81 Petersburg az the representative OF this
S,ate Although he Is eighy-hve years od' ne Is In
vigorous health.
Tire late Avian G. Clark. in an address delivered
before the Congress OF Astronomy ana Astrophyscs
como time ago Indicated his belief that the telescope
of TN, future will Ice much more powerful than the
nrcsant Instrument He sad The horizon OF
science has been greatly broadened within the last
few wears bu, out on the borderlanG see the gm-
rrer OF new lights which wait FOR their interpreta-
ton and the great telescopes OF the future must be
their nerIi eters
Although Ex-Governor Jacob ID. Cox. Of Ohio. Is
now I'm his seventeen year. he Ia still a man OF
great physcal and mental activity. lie entered
the war ns A volunteer and came out brira-
d,er-ge,cral HIS distinguished career as n civilian.
soldier ard statesman eminently Ats him for the
performance OF the delicate and responsible duties
watch will devolvc upon him should he finally re-
ceiyc the appointment as Minister to Spain.
Professor George Adam Smith, OF Scotland who
visited this country last summer has been selected
as the biographer OF tho late Professor Henry
Drummond.
Sir Wemyss Reid gives some interesting reminls-
ccnccs OF John Bright In "Cassevs Magazine" The
great Liberal leader often sat In an od-fashioned
armchair In the Reform Club. lie delighted IN talk.
and was fond OF repeating poetry. On one occasion
he began talk to Sir wemyss about his favorto
hymns. and he warmed to his subject he re-