New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Prince Of Wales has consented to perform
the ceremony of opening the buildings Of the Ma
tional Physical Laboratory at Bushy House. Hamp-
ton Court on Wednesday. March l9 and arse
and representative gathering OF scientinc men IS
expected on the occasion. This important insuta-
ton vested in the control Of the Royal society ana
Of which Lord Rayeigh Is chairman was ,sIjf eSd21-
ing scientific instruments. for testing ma anu
tions OF practical value the sehene o. S ,I- tEs
i'm great measure based upon thaL adopted ~ 81
famous PhySikasch- Technische Relchsahs'dl'' 80
Charlottenburg-
President Day Of the Mckinley National Ne
mortal Association has received from Joseph JeneI-
son. the actor. a check for 500 for the menioliAA
fund
The London Chronicle says: The announce
rlent that the RezZonico Palace. on the tiiaH ian,
Canal at Venice. is for sale will give rise 20 a.
kinds of regrets In that house Robert bro"hiis
died; there II that he said he reIt 50 happs
there he whose name stands for happy M aud
mony hoped he had settled Tor uIs us, us TTs,t ~
daughter-in-aw. part of whose tortGnG LSt AZ a
the palaces repair. after Il had 1etr o. h bssn occI-
uied So ilfreuUcutIy sometimes by Barr y ~
inf- and at 9tber times by his WIFE that It's Pur5
pOSelessness AS Il dwelling place Tor Us oW.T5i No.
become apparent to all beholdins NeNe'iS"S
Former Governor Frank W. Rollins or New
Hampshire is the enthusiastic president O -
Society for the Protection OF New-Hanpshlre
ests Although the society is less than L.c-,S
the results OF the missionary WORK nave
evident already -,
For thirty wears" The Lonooh OH4S-
..Richari Iilburn who has just died az the as
eishty-two occupied the editorial chair oi - .,s.
est existing newspaper in Ireland-Ihe --
News Letter II was first published on Ssp'-S -
l. 1857 and for many years came out t"i01 -
Nearly a century earlier the first news StlSs StlSa5rsd
light in ireland under the name or thS ai,S the
Tidings from Ireland 1t was iSsueu eu,s5TcfiSn 10
rebellion in 1e4I and a similar E5,t tba first
the news sheets Of the civil wars D~. rrhs Tplb-
Irish newspaper properly so called Was-tine va of a
lin News Letter published IN 9eS, IN both sides
single leaf OF small folio size, printed on with
in the form OF a letter, each issue SoiH'
the word 'Sic -.
NJ Paul Coubertn thus describes ts.ss u - a
Minister of Foreign Affairs NJ - at
Southerner not only by birth the N1s ,s,t
Pamlers on March l. 1SS2l. but oy 'elHr LILY
ANY one who talks with him is struck y 80 -az-
speecb his rapid thought. his imagery % -. I,,.
sion his ardent look He is all this IN IN most
In public he is very different, nc nc - time comes
silent and discreet person; w % nSa ,ore weight TO
he mounts the tribune and 20 give noa liz -srV brief:
& I,ttareoceS he reads them. They arr r-Ssnonts
aH,arxS SaDteDct has been weighed AM 5one he
cIaari,, a,5 PRECISELY to his Thought if storm
becomss silent again. and lets the S'Oi
there be-pass over mis- head u,
The Rev Homer c. Stuntz, superii~' - ~--;vad
Nathodist missions in the Philippines mas iii
in San Erapcisco on the steamer ChIha' az 80
mako a trim to the Eastern cities he a, deei -
the Futninos are rapidly becoming & ars giving
ahout cbnrcb matters says: NIhe peOtiS fxelvs
d.. ttSy, a vsrv good hearing Aoe 80 ths
tb|',Sand assambe every week IN respG;,.ss IN the
erTorts ~ onr missionary society "oAA''e -
Philippines"