New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
oie. sailing to-day. are:
PERSONAL NOTES

a dspatch from Redlands. Cal. says that Dr.
Charles Kendall Adams. formerly president of Cor
Wisconsn and afterward OF the University OF
covered. III '"eie' naS re-
The Rev. D.. Alvin W. Bartlett former pastor o.
the New-York Avenue Presbyterian Church OF
Prinz Wilhelm after four months tour in FIro1s
lie was met by his son. WalcOtt Duryea BartIett a
Mrs. Belle Fisher Leland wife OF Charles God
frey Leland. best known as the author OF the
hans Breitmann Ballads, who died at Villa
MargheTita, Limestre-Pistoiese. Tuscany on JuIv
3. was a relative by descent Of Cesar Rodney. ons
or the signers Of the Declaration OF Independence
and the daughter of Rodney Fisher OF Phila-
deiphia' who was a cousin to the celebrated Miss
The Republican Court" Thackeray said OF Mrs
whom he had seen. She was by the maternai
side Calender.
1t is said that the Queen of one OF the minor
Kingdoms OF Europe is thoroughly qualified doc
tor or medicine having taken diploma after a
regular course in the London hospitals II is much
to her credit If she has accomplished such tasks
S eIt s t taIe VIII require great deal
cepted.
Professor Amos Brown OF the University OF
pennsylvania. accompanied by two students OF tho
university. will start for Labrador for the
purpose of visiting some points that have rarely
If ever been explored by white men. The plan Is
10 charter a fishing smack and sail nOrthward
along the coast. At various points the party will
land and penetrate inland TO collect botanical and
geoostca1 specimens and TO study the country
carefully y large amount OF interesting data will
be obtained and the results OF the expedition,
specimens and scientific data VIII be carefully tab
ulated and given 20 the university.
DR. Ritter Won Basch. professor Of experimental
pathology In the University OF Vienna. recently
celebrated the fortieth anniversary OF his doc
torate. Or. Basch was connected with Maxi
milians occupation of Mexico. he organized the
medical service OF the expedition was in charge OF
the military hospital AT Puebla, and afterward
was court surgeon 10 AaNlnlLlah
The Madrid correspondence Of the Berlin '"rsge-
blatt contradcts the sensational story OF the pow
erty OF Admiral Cervera and his neglect by Spain
He is living in Puerto Real. an ancient Roman
town near Cadiz. HE lives there" says the
dispatch. loved and respected OF ALL peaceful.
seemly life far the activities of politics. re-
signed and satisfied and without ambition for
active command While giving up his morning
hours to his professional studies he is won't TO
meet at the club his old naval comrades like Mar
letta and Santalo who also dwell there. and talk
over the affairs OF the day with them. He often
goes over the arsenal at san Fernando, near oc,
where he has many friends. and also TO Cadiz 20
spend the day at the headquarters OF the captain
general. His relations with those politicians stlh
az the helm. who imposed him the impoSslpie
task TO break of Santiago, naturally rather
COOL But he receives regularly his vice admlrals
half pay, which, with his private means, -
SUFFICIENT for his necessities. especially wnen one
considers the cheanness Of living In the small city,