The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-05

reuer Coopers daugnUer before ne married
her Perry Belmont's fortune comes from
the Rothschild's, or from his fathers business
connections with them, and Tom Bayne,
who is millionaire from Pittsburg, gets a
great deal through marrying the daughter
of one of the firms which manufactures a
noted stomach bitters. Charley FELTON, went
to California worth nothing, and he left the
practice of law to become wealthy by mining
speculations
And so might go on foe an hour and more,
speaking about these milionaires and talking
of their money. 1t is too much however
like the pleasure of the small boy who stands
on the outside with his nose fiattened against
the show window of candy store 1t is ali
look and no eat The money maker can.
however, hope for the future as he notes tn a
differences of the conditions Of these men
once so poor, but now so very rich. The poor
man, too, can have the satisfaction, if salts
faction it be, to know that many of these rich
men are poor in happin IS The great things
of life are not to be bought, and death makes
all men equal in wealth. In each OF these
milhonaires' closets there are skeletons which
bend over their moHav bags, and some of
which grasp the heart strings of their Croesus-
ike owners in their hoay fingers. ThcSe
closets | do not care to o,en.
Senator Joe Macdonald has been spending
great deal of time st the capital lately,
and l .;ntlarstanl that ne has opened law
Office ;'ere, whi.A : III :rfaiHing his residence
"a n sd, | VA rat .4ay a. 10 wi.e!h II
this may bc blind 70 conceal his as.
pirations lor scs5 Now that Hendricks is
out of the way he will be Indianas candi-
of and ba l.
a great deal of what is called presidential
availability Talented and gooi natured, he
comes from Indiana, a doubtful state, and
has large support all over the country. He
is a great big man with big, round, fat
head, bright blue eyes, and only fringe of
gray whiskers which grow around his Adams
apple, and which h K ep, closely shaved to
about an inch above his collar. He began
life as sadder, and now makes about $50, 900
a year at the law. He dresses like farmer,
and looks good deal like country squire
who is the head of the church and is looked
up to by his neighbo~s
Caine, the Mormon member, is down on
the government for the way they have
treat d Cannon, He says they made him
give 81, 900 bail when any Other man would
have gotten off with few hundred H.
says cannon dld not try TO run away as was
stated, some time ago, but that he fell and
broke his nose white he was being taken, and
that this so dazei his mind that he did not
know what he was doing
The president continues to grow fatter
His right arm has considerably increased in
size, and it is no wonder, as he has had to
exercise it 100000 times more than the left
sipce he has been in office. | have figured
on this and | know whereof | speak The
president shakes hands ON an average with
200 people daily, and each sh k requires
three different motions. First he pushes his
hand ont, then be squeezes that of the visitor,
and lastly pulls his hand back He has
shaken hands wish 81, 900 people at least since
he has been II Office. AMI three times this
amount will give you the above result.
Secretary Manning is letter, but he will
hardly enter the treasury again, though it is
hoped at the White House that he win con
sent to do so. An intimate friend of his said
to me tonight: Manning will not go back 10
the treasury He has sucked that orang
dry, and has gotten al. of the fame and ex-
perience he can get ont of it. He will go
back to Albany and business.
FRANK GEORGE.