The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-20
MEN AND WOMEN.

Frank Cfone, a rich merchant of Erie
county. Ohio. was married the other day
to his sisters granddaughter. The groom
il Is and the bride "a.
Rufus Thompson, of West Swanzey, n.
H., the father of the actor Denman
Thompson, was married o few days ago
To Mrs. Sarah A. Walker of westminster
West, VT. Mr.. Thompson il S3 years OF
age and the bride is eight years his junior.
William Morris is undoubtedly one OF
the most remarkable men in England and
one of the busiest in London. He IL SOC
ialist, scientiest, poet, essayist, antiquar-
ian. designer, workman. editor OF the
C-0m,non,ceai, manufactures, with one fac
it; merchant, with n shop on Oxford street
and another on Union square, New York.
The Rev. w. II. Milburn, the blind
chaplain of the house of representatives,
is "a native of Philadelphia and was born
i'm 1s22. He lost the sight of one eye when
quite young and Inc other soon became
quite useless. He mastered the blind
alphabet and at the age of 10 was ortlain-
cd u minister. After hat he travelled over
100000 miles, filling appointments to
preach in all the southern states. Within
the last thirty years he has preached i'm
nearly every state i'm the union and i'm
some European countries. He has been
chaplain of the house since 1883.
Somebody asked Mr.. Lloyd, Mr.. De
pew's private secretary, how i'm the world
MT. DeDs'w NeIt uD hIs rtsNn III toEfeS
..No trouble at ALL" said Mr.. Lloyd. "He
gets 'em by dozens i'm the mail every day.
His friends all over IN country, railroad
men especially, will see something in
papers or hear n new story and they'll say
'Depew ought to have that and so they
send il to- him. He doesn't mind il and
sometimes he makes good use of things
thai come tn him i'm that way. But he
doesn't need them; he can make a good
story out of nothing OH short notice atany
time"
The new lord mayor of London, Sir
Henry Aaron Isaacs, lis acquiring much
popularity i'm his capacity for singing
comic songs i'm IL good baritone voice and
playing % capital rattlety-banH obliRato
on the piano at the same time. Al the
police dinner the company
were a~Rreeably surprised mt the lord may
or's rollickinR rendering of 1.-THE Low
Backed Car which he gave when called
on for n speech. His say tina
the way he sings "We'vc Both Been
There Before" and "wherc Did You Get
Tha Hat ?' would bc worthy of the finest
music hall artist-impersonator
There seems to be little danger that the
dynasty of Montenegro, so dear to the
heart of the GEAR, will become extinct for
some time to come. A few weeks age an
other son was born to Princess Milena
and Prince Nicholas of that principally
This il the eleventh child which ha'
blessed their union since 1852. The happy
| mother was the daughter of the "Wogno
dcn,' Peter Bukotisch, and was born In
1sa7. She is consequently still i'm thu
prime of life and may live still man,
years. to the Joy of her race. She wa,
married when "a mere child Of Ii years, al
though celebrated at the time for tina
great beauty W hich c~aptivatcd her semi
arbarian chieftain. OF her eight dauRh
tcrs the three eldest are already married
Princess Corka is the wife of Peter Kara
eeorgevich, whose prctensions have Sc
complicated he Balkan question. The
seconi daughter, Militia, was recentl,
married to Grand Duke Peter OF Russia
while the third daughter IL the duchess O
Leuchtenbcru. II the other children make
such alliances the position of Montenegro
will bS one OF considerable power i'm tn
| Balka peninsula.