New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
PERSONAL.

Like Lord Kitchener. Sir Charles warren VOL
h,s oorost distinction in connection with the BUT
vow az palestine His work IN the Holy Lana was
From, 1857 10 1870 Lieutenant Kitchener do ~ "
was. was occupied in similar WORK from TO-,
1873 That Sir Charles Warren mas h pe Inferred
abandoned these earlier Interests ISy NJ topo-
graphical articles to DR. Ha "a; tdinSsation
p,shon pademacher Roman Cathoic). OF Fort
WAYNE Ind. has resigned and 1t Is saia Una.
Bishop Matz. who recently resigned 'he gobn
Denver. may succeed him The Rev; I'D ''''''
Schoenhoeft. OF Cincinnati Is also
Jobn Garland Price who will represent Alaska III
Congress is a lawyer of Skaguay lie was oo' -
in Iowa twenty nine years ago. ana Is al 49,. ;.
act on the subject OF Alaska. He believes ina. "
Territory should be made Of southeastern ]iiaS s
He desires to secure from Congress approplia''o"'
for adequate court arrangements ana 10 Iiented
so that greater percentage or tne ,dNSo tJSirr IN
In the Territory shall be expended In ouiidns up
tho country He also wants to secure the passaSSe
OF good m M fbe pRonGke He Settled skagy
oldest pioneers of the town as Wen as o"o Va W.
most prominent citizens
The election Of the Rev. DR. wilbur p. Thirkteld.
president OF the Cannon Theological Seminary AZ
Atlanta as secretary OF the Epworth LeaguSe' h 40
succeed DR.. Schell, Is generally cofnmehueu "
Methodists.
1obn ! Albright. of Buffalo. who recently gave to
nIants valued at $4,000. is having the new con-
seryatory for the collection erected at his own eA
pense.
DR. Albert Leonard. professor of pedagogy ana
dean OF the Liberal Arts College OF Syracuse UNI
versity has been elected president Of the state Nor
NAL School system of Michigan, 10 succeed Dr. M
c. Boone who has resigned to accept the super'h-
tendency of the Cincinnati schools. The position 70
which Dr. Leonard has been elected Is new one
the three normal schools OF the State having been
consolidated under a single head Over two thou-
sand students and seyenty-fve professors and IN
structors will be under his charge. He was born
at Logan Ohio in 1857, and graduated from
ohio University in 1888 He was principal OF tne
High School at Dunkirk ~ Y, during 1873 Us, ana
AT Binghamton, n. Y, from 1898 TO 1887, when ne
was elected to his present place al syracuse he
is the Editor of THE Journal Of Pedagogy.
Professor Dean C. Worcester OF the Philippine
Commission, tells OF a certain correspondent IN
Manila whose dispatches always began "The
Fiiplnos feel; the Filipnos think; Agunaldo feels;
Aguinaldo thinks" after which would follow some
well seasoned platitudes on liberty and the pur-
suit OF happiness. Professor Worcester fell into
conversation with the man one day. and asked
him II he knew any Filpinos. II he could speak
any native language even Spanish, and II ne
had ever had an interpreter. to all Of which he
replied in the negative. The professor then asked
how he knew well how the tillplnos lelt on all
occasions well you see" said the versatile jour
nalist II think how I would feel myself II were
in their place..
The Rev DR.. Edward Everett Hale VIII not oc-
cupy the pulpit OF his church in Boston again until
spring DR.. Lyman Abbott will be the supply Tor
the month Of January.