New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
PERSONAL.

When he was over here few weeks ago M
,borv Hone told this story about Dean vaughan.
Mr. Hope prefaced his remarks by saying l'"'
there were comparatively few negroes ~ D'
I'm London except at entertainments Oh 'ic oV'e
ambulance kind He said that Dean vaughan hau
hoor nronarinp some colorcd clergJmen FOR mis- MS
sion work and had invited them 10 Oil T,nmchan
I'm the Temple on the day appointed MIS-. ,ssfs
E S none an c n1ne Al last her but
Ter tina; Il was cdd ne invited Ior and what's
odder still I'VE done nothing all The he ed door 'O'
turn Christy minstres away from INC uo0''
Echegaray the Spanish poet and dramauS'' has
lust sent to the Teatro Espahoi, at Madrid ne"
,,,,. called o,rhc Doubt" that written es-
necialIv for Maria Guerrero This actress aiter
her appcarance later at the Renaissance ihea i
in Paris where she was invited 20 a." 49, IN GER
many where she will present plays by Lope, Eche-
garay and other Spanish writer's
King Alfonso XIII OF Spain has recently been ui
dergoing the examinations prescrined LOT pup..S "a
the military schools. The Queen Regent, MaIie
Christine who was preseat, was entirety sau SI,
at the results Good judges OF KINGS are PEI ssed'
ing that Alfonso will be declared 10 nave paSso"'
csoroo Rou,well. who recently celebrated his
eiehteth birthday. was the youngest man ever
elected Governor of Massachusetts
General Forrest the noted Confederate cavalry
leader. uneducated man. ana on one "
casion when asked the secret OF success IN "a
replied: cit thar fust with the mostest men
and 10 the general public at least. betterKhowh
novels, has called attention 10 the large trace
being carried on In Egypt in forged mummy por-
traits When the genuine portraits painted on
wood were first shown In Europe not many ye a.
arc they attracted great attention, ana inns mas
stimulated the counterfeters The copies are az
miraby done and are close im ,5e Tt
Of the eyes of Of the pictures rst aroussu
melon by It's modern characteristics. ana further
Investigation disclosed other evidences OF the fraud
prorossor r Uadley Of Yale, has written as
follows in reply to some questions as TO when a
gentleman should drink "If n young man asked
me those questions for his own guidance, shouu
say that the Gospels obviously prscIioed no nHTd
rule but that he had better no drink IN ruids
for his own action. put as pass LOT yuuSIs
were far explicit In urging abstinence rom rom
sweeping judgments than abstinence from alcohouc
drink"
The appointment OF DIR. Charles Wardell Stiles
as agricultural attache TO the United States EN-
bassy at Berlin will probably he followed by SINH
lar appointments at other foreign missions Al
though he is only thirty Old" says a corre-
spondent of The Chicago Record DIR. stiles mas
degrees from the University OF Leipsic' the Uni
verslty OF Berlin. the Pasteur Institute and the
College OF France. He is a member or seVeru
of the highest scientific societies in Europe. The
most important honor that has been conferred upon
him was his election as corresponding member
of the French Academy. He Is the youngest man
who ever received that distinction. He has been
offered professorships in six different American
universities and in one Of the German universities.
He speaks reads and writes all Of the European
languages nuently. DR.. Stiless duty will be TO
keep the Agricultural Department Informed OF I'M
pOrant discoveries and other matters OF interest
TO agricultural science. to defend American meats,
fruits and other exports against the war that Is
being made upon them In Germany, and 10 advise
the Secretary Of Agreulture from time 10 t hn
are shipped from Germany TO the United States