New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09
PERSON Al.

The Roy. Dr. Ieman Lincoln Wayland. who has
Just died at Wernersvie. Penn was \ son %
President Francis Wayand OF Brown University
and brother OF Professor Francis Wayland. OF
Yale. He was born in 1890 WAS graduated from
Brown in 1912 ara after q course at the Newton
(Mass) Theological Seminary became a tutor in
the University OF Rochester. In 1894 he became
PPretor OF Il, Main Stre let, Baptist Church. OF
as chaplain Of the 7th Connecticut Volunteers.
commanded by Colonel later General Alfred H.
Terry. greatly @nde lring himself TO the soldiers
by his cheerfuiness and courage. After the war he
worked o for time among the ireedmcn OF Nasn
and president Of Franklin College. In 1872 he
moved to Philadelphia. become Editor OF The
National Baptist" Il post which he filed for twenty
years lie was the president ana the fav9rite
and his speech at the New Fngand dinner of this
city. in 1856 made him famous all over the country.
thorough culture. he deserves to be ranked among
the great Americans OF the present generation
Cornelius Wcstbrook Van Santvoord Of Albany.
whose death is announced. wa classmate Of
Admiral Dewev AZ Annapolis. He born in
widow ana three sons. His parents, the Rev. and
Mr. Cornelius Van Santvoord. Of Kingston, are
still alive. each nearly ninety years Old. Mr.. Van
Santyoord spent twenty years Of his life as editor
" schenectady newspapers. and was connected
mnistration of Homer Ne.son.
one Of the first things that Israel Zangwil did
when he arrived in Chicago was to go to the Jew
ISL quarter and visit his old friend and playmate.
Abraham Halprn.
In tho suburbs Of Sedalia. Mo" says THE Kan
sas city Times" there lives scholarly gentle
man. who was awarded the order of Christina by
the Queen Of Spain for Jealous care OF her two
grandsons Raymond Guel Bcrbon and Fer
nando Alfonso. who afterWard became the King OF
Spain. and VS. the father of little Alfonso the
present King This gentleman j. Colonel Van Is.
Wiskor. wnom nearly all Missourians with state
acquaintance know
Judge Samuel \. York. o. New-HaVen. VINO is
very i'll. Was graduated in the Yale class Of s..
served as clerk OF both houses OF the Connecticut
LEGISLATURE was for Il number OF years Editor OF
The New Haven Register" Mayor OF w-HaveN
for term. and tor ten years Judge Of probate
Toy the NeW-IidVen District.
William II. Browne writes the following letter to
The Baltimore News II paragraph going
tho rounds Of the papers TO the effect that 4 il
II driable thaJ Edgar 4. Poe should be hOnored by
a bust erected in the University from which he
expelled. II has been shown again and again that
Virginia Mr. J. II Ingram. the author OF a we'll
known lfe Of the poet. wrote 70 Mr.. William Vert
,nbaker. secretary to the faculty. inquire about
Poc's conduct and standing. and that gentleman.
who librarian during PoeS residence and knew
him well replied. not from memory only. hut after
searching the records, that at time did he fall
under the ceu-ure OF the faculty Mr. Woodbury.
another biOgrapher. says that during Poc'S resi-
dcncc he did not come Id"r the notice OF the fac
uty. hich is stated 10 have been at that time uu-
USUALLY Watchful and strict