New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
PERSONAL.

There q widespread regret IN Cincinnati over the
Death 81 Frederick II Aims. tho millionaire dry
goods merchant and phianthropi't. Of that city.
lie served through tho civil War with distinction.
and az its close went INTO business. fGo per
sonaly Identified with many ~ the great business
enterprises OF Cincinnati. and was = director IN
number of chari,ahlo institution. being u generous
ounuihuto, "a many Of them. A. a patron of mt
XII fes1,, arG irto, ,be dJrbc:'rSyI f h
socaton only recently 10 resigned os president
o. tho shnrcrfes' Board, although he retained his
position IN the Board ~ Directors
Evan MacCoi. tho Scottish Canadian poet ~
Toronto who has Just died. at tue age OF ninety
yrrrT was born In Kenmore. Argylesh.rG. Scotland;
became contributor to The Gaelic Magazine"
81 Ola gov. IN 1881. came to Canada 10 1870. and
until recently was IN atiachG Of the Kingston Gus
tom House. lie published In book form "Clnrsach
Nan Teann; or. Poem, and Songs IN Gaelic W'as-
gov. 80. new edition l~'', and The Mountain
Minstrel. o.. Poems and songs IN English" Hs
G.agh,cr Mar Jc9ima wa norn in ,4yerpo9l'
Eiufand. MaN :, l'h, was educated N kinEst"h'
ontario. 'aEght for several yenr. ard In l@l mar
rlri rIof't,-or Quo HCNry Schultz. ~ Haserouck
''Bldo n Wee and Otnor Poems OButn!o. is'O.
Dan Daly. nov Union Pacific section hand in
Kansas. was eunncr's mate Of the baltimore under
Captain Schloy when that vcfs". carried tho body
~ Captain Ericsson 20 sweden. and he says that
Captain schicy is every inch gentleman. besides
being over ready for a nght He was tho York
town with Fighting Bob" Evans whom that com
manl"r MAJ" IN" thlitns salute The American
nac in tho harhor ~ Valparaiso. and he declares
that Evans is almost tdolizcd by his crews. Next
to Evans 10 popularity he ranks Captain Philip
o. the Texas. VINO. he says. is known among hs
sailors ~ the SKY pilot on account % hs re-
makes practice OF holding religious services on
shipboari
Tho Rcv. Dr Moses n. Hose, tho venerable
cicrryman Of Richmond now e.gh,y years OLD.
Mark Twain who Is NJ Katenlcutgchcn. near
-, To-. nj
Lcpsic in declining mn invitation to be present Mt
the Fourth OF July celebration by tho Americans In
Lcpsc:
ordinarily should not caro-. but mus, caro- this
bio which the nag has known in thirty-three years
and there may have been hut two before II which
may claim 10 rank with Il ms happy epoch posts m
Tho history ~ The Hepphlic w. and ll'6 This ono
r,t.t,d SO long and 80 perniciously between Eng
lard and America. a welcome condition OF thingF
b.. OF incstmdbl" ytue 10 both nations and incl
rcyrTc1cc .or liberty in Humanitarian and
clvilizlne impuscs and Ia other great things OF the
heart and Tho spirit the two nations nrc kindred as
IN I'm riean the forward march Of ia" human race
That ola luminosity Is buried; l"t US nope IL WIZ
com@ ,'d nv our Fourth and that meantime any
man who tries TO dig up that corpse will promptly
Dc PO' IL MARK TWAIN.
charles Koan. the son Of the tragedian Edmund
kcan was an Eion boy. In 1862, when he was AT the
height OF hts reputation. handsome testimonial
was prcacnfcd 10 him from many of his fellow
Etouans as a tribute to tho genius OF the great
actor and I'm RECOGNITION of his unremittnG effort TO
improve the and elevate the character Of tho
priiish stage. Tho presentation was made the oc-
castor Of a great dcmonsiration In st James'a
Hall London. and when the request was made 70
nm Mr. Gladstone i'm spite OF all the other calls
ON his time" at once consented 10 act as chairman
and inns do honor to a fellow Etonlan and 70 tho
nrnresgion Of which kean was so bright an orna-