The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

"
Secretary Window is a great believer in
pedestrian exercise.
Henry Irving has grown much stouter
and has placed himself on anti-fat diet.
Prince Louis de Rohan, one of the fore
most of Austrian sportsmen, shot his
l2,OOOth buck ON September II at Chaas-
trick.
Mr.. Cookie of ..anti-billious piil', fame,
i'm England, has written u grand opera,
and will produce il i'm London in q few
days.
Henry watterson, the great Louisville
editor. Is nearly blind. And 30 il Joseph
Pulitzer, the magnat of the New York
World.
The Cardinal Marin Parocchi, vicar gem
eral of the holy see, and after the pope
the highest prclate OF the Roman church,
is threatened with bankruptcy proceed
ings.
ain n few years." says Mr.. Edison, ''the
world will he just like one big ear, 1t will
he unsafe to speak i'm q house until one
has examined the walls and furniture for
concealed monographs.
Calvin Farmland, the veteran Aboli-
ZIONIST of Angelica, N. Y, will lecture this
winter ON Experiences with Slavery"
Few living men have had more thrilling
experiences with that sum of all iniquities
and it's 'chivalrous'' upholders han he.
Minister A.. Louder does not
think he will acquire either the Servian or
the language Of modern Greecs during his
SCTbhie ols SO A1okSb w XIV hhhD AAS"
law, Stuyvesant Wainwright, q rousinR
welcome next spring to the ancient city of
Athens.
Count Hatzfeldt, German ambassador in
London. has just been remarked to his
former wife. Although the divorce was
duly pronounced, the count has been for
many years on friendly terms with the
lady i'm question, and she brought up
their children at ono Of his country seats.
Queen Victoria has taken a prominent
vnup - Il, ttn s.nnp<ttntsxNra vvhSNh nnNu IN tina
happy arrangement. Count Hatzfeldt In
q near relative of the Prince Hatxfeldt
whose engagement il reported to Miss
Huntington.
Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, is living
I'm strict retirement at Ischl. Her suite
consists of q lady i'm waiting, a lady's
maid, n courier and two Her
carriages are simple and without crests,
and drawn 10y two horses. The only orna-
ment which the young widow wears il q
locket on a tin gold chain holding The
portrait OF her little daughter to whom h
writes regularly every day, and who In
said To bear a striking 10
Crown Prince Rudolph.
Ira Paine, the famous American marks
man, who died ~ecently i'm Paris, was u
victim of iced beer- After performing at
Folies BerGere he went to the bar OF the
establishment one evening and drank
two glasses OF cold malt liquor. Shortly
afterwards he complained of a suffocating
feeling and n heavy oppression on the
chest. He went home, despite the efforts
| of his doctors, and died i'm great agony.
| Mr.. Paine was n robust man, only 53 years
! of age. and his death is N striking illus
tration of of the danger which turks in
iced drinks.
Thomas H. LOCKER is one Of the oldest
| living graduates of the naval academy M
Annapolis. He is the chief pay inspector
of the navy and has travelled all over the
world. He is q bri0ht:cyed man, with
full gray beard and bushy hair, and
though he has seen 60 years he looks not
older than Is. He went To the naval
academy in 1886, the year after Historian
George Bancroft. the secretary Of the
navy, had established the school. Mr.
LOCKER was u midshipman mt the bonn
bardment Of Vera Cruz. He is visiting
the pay stations on the Atlantic coast nj
present.
The Sultan. says London Truth, is much
alarmed by his increasing Obesity, and hs
has just DIR. SchwennenGer q
Constantinoplc from Berlin. for whose &C
commodation n palace OH the Bosphortis
at Therapha, has been prepared, whers
he IL to stay for n week. DIR. Schwcnnen
gers treatment has immensely beneflte<
Prince Bismarck. and the Gar was mucl
the better for il, but he soon gave IL up, nj
he IL an invetcrate ~gormandizer, and care
full and very plain feeding was as impossi
bile tn him as the prescription OF one tum
bier Of weak whiskcy and Apollinaris n
each meal instead of the gnu q
champagne which he usually consumes.