New-York tribune., 1901-11-24

priest. Anglican clergyman, college pro-
eTowd ne IN the a gaeTy we're won't to
point him out as the chaplain Of the Senate; but but
to ad ,aT ss the siIss s s
soes eeaniv sbaysp his face is grave and marked
with intellectuality and he carries himself with
i Of his successors as page in the Senate once
thusiastically exclaimed which statement was in
tended as a tribute and was well deserved coming
f1o Of f35 Gns Ga sho
formerly member of it
1t is pleasant news that Mrs Grant has entire entirely
was not OF serious natlre. alarmed her & friends;
for even the simplest disorder is to be feared ana
Mrs. Grants advanced age The widow of Amer
life in her winter home at the capital ministered
to by her daughter, suIr3unded by her .I1i grand
No in the world has had more interesting
period of history few hare such
or sense OF the picturesque YET IL IS dou9a1 fid II
and make a volume of her "reminiscences. She is
an excellent story teller and always eloquent when when
career. Mrs. Grant likes above all things to dwell
heF 5p Of S the great people she IN
Europe and the Orient. When the Grants reached
been made to assassinate the Emperor. and he
od wa still til 5efT b r9 vors B
marck however. did the honors OF the German capi,
Mrs Grant Should see everything worthy Of note
Among other places he took them to the chamber
where the. commission, 70 settle the terms Of the
Russo-Turkish war held its sessions Mrs Grant
vas very much interested ana nnay any dSHsa b9 snch
a commission been appointed. but, on noticing the
to assure him that she knew. of course. it was to
settle terms between Russia and Turkey but she
could not see what Germany had TO do with it.
TO tell y9q the truth madam said the the grea5 neb
turkey, and are helping her digest it
If Secretary Hitchcock had done nGthipg bz else
ne aece2ed 9 the ths veon Would win
him That the affairs of this division VIII
rof not to be for the has Spared
pains to improve this section and has spent weeks
Of preserving the forests of the country guarding
acceptable to the umbermen are difcult to solve
but Secretary Hitchcock has called to his aid four
and has been in consultation with all those hav-
ing at r ane o ls eeo o Named ae as
chief of the reorganized division. appointment
carrying of the rules that have been recently
made Mr.. Roth was for many years employed
riculture- His experience includes every sort OF
cowboy, sheep raiser and lumberman graduating
from this broad school to accept a professorship
post under the government Mr. Roth is not only
man of deep knowledge. bur possessed Of OF rare are
subject of forest preservation. His assistants are
Edward r Alien forest inspector. and Henry j,
Tompkns. forestry expert all OF whom are men
Rules governing the question OF grazing and of the
business administration of the forestry division
will shortly be issued by the department Grazing
permits according to the experts. should be issued
only for periods Of five years. and preference
should be given those living in the vicinity OF
the reserve rather than to those coming from a
long distance. 1t will be the policy of the forestry
division to encourage the sale of mature timber.
and rules for the disposal of dead and down tim
Der, which is such a menace to the forests, and nd
formulated The division will endeavor also TO
promptly dispose of all applications for timber
permits delay in considering which has been the
cause of much unfavorable criticism and has
brought the department into bad repute-