The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30

J. b. HaeRin's Saraccn. years, by
LonRfellow, from Salara. has been added
The names Of Ro6crt Bonner and David
bonner appeared on the Palace hotel reg~
arrival of the fast overland train. David
Bonner In the younger hrother OF the we'll
FS R"s'srs isa%%er'. i % iirs. visit to californis,
TO % see Sun"i. He ha. said that he win
see what sie will do In California climate
and with her present training. During his
stay he T1 ne n. the Hs, S' ho.s.psScHa S%r Ss-
who have often before invited him To
come o,,t and see their stock farms and
of fast horsefiesh gave the Chsoaecie re-
porter n little surprise last evening nnnss'-
ing. :" i have made il rule through iifc,"
sand Mr.. Bonner. "never tn say any
thing for publication on Sunday, and
followed at home. My horses have always
made their records without any Sunday
work: AZ any time to-'n"rrow ;.sr,; sl,"n .. ne
may want. You know l have been z,
newspaper man for Nifty years myself"
was left alone with some telegraUls. The
owner of Maud =. and sumo ] ~ ~ medium
sized. siz.sl. mitldis-agsd Rcn,lsnan, .s;. with |. q
short and has "A full beard streaketl with
gray. thin hair brushed close tn his head
in q ministerial style. He has pleasant
and aifabic mssnncr.-Sdn FTdHcisco
Chroaicie.
FARRELL, the Pit,~burg policeman. has
La Blanche. Jack Hailina',, who saw
Farrcil recently in Pittsi',,rg, states that
get under 10 pounds.
The sporting editor of the New York
S"n writes: ''Sullivan's announcement
der certain corsiitioms, proves how cx-
ring. When the darkcy came East John
sts
but Peters victory caused him to- ohliter-
ate il very speedily. That the willy Parsor
10y his reply To- his challenge and his an
no,lncenIcnt that jackson will give the
preference tn kilrain. 'If what they say
Pat Shcesly i'm California. 'he is the boss of
all.' That was before Sullivan and
kiirain me, IN M,ss,ss,pn' amd tire r.smn ,,;,.
to his opinion. for lle told me in Hotpoks n:
\ haven't anything to say about fighting
Young NNtchclI still sticks to his deter
mination not "a fight Jack Dempsey be-
foe next Marrh. Mitchell is ON the
any thoughts of professional business tn
mar the pleasures Of the honeymoon.
Dempsey is very anxious for n match
r ght away, hut ia this respect he is fool
isii, hc gets good salary and is inn
proving in hcaiti, all the time by regular
man than when he came to the coast
some months ago.-Ch'oaicfe.
a
the proposed match between jackson and
sullivan go and arrange u fight tetween
Kilr.sin and Jackson. This will be vir-
in.twccn Kiir,in and McAulifre would be
"a much cverIcr match and equally AS good
| "a drawing card. The only white men i'm
the ring to-day who have chance to de-
feat Jackson are Sullivan and Siavin, the
! Australian.
Oakland won the California baseball
In.inant.
The. Bustons have arrived in San Fran
cisco.
Royalty al ~ stage Door.
An amusing stor! about Richard Mans
field. the actor. il going the rounds. says
the Boston Giot,e. The last time the Prin-
cess Mary of Cambridge visited the Ly-
cc,IIn theater. London. she WAS accom-
panied by young Princess Victoria, the
duke Of Teck. and n party of friends. MIR.
Mansfield. havin entertained them with
some light r,.frcslincnts served in the,
salon atiachs a to the royal box. himself
wearing the costume in which lie had APP
ps,arst al upon the stage. Having convcrssti
with her royal higl,ness for some time hc
gallautly offered his arm tn the duchess to-
Unfortunately Mr.. Mansfield is rather
shortsigl,tcsi. and also unfortunately two
stairways. absolutely similar in appear
aiir'.. lead, one to the. royal entrance. the
other onto the stage. Mr.. Mansfield took
suit following him. Arrived at the foot
of the. Hight of stairs the Princess Mary,
WHO. ~ very
il extraordinarily stout. stopped FOR ~ mo-
nent to rest. when. to cvcrylsosiy's horror,
Mr.. Brownd ave. Mr.. Mansiield's sccrs.-
iary, was heard Ia say in a vcry mild voice
from the top of the landing: ''Sir, you
l.tv. taken the wrong staircase"
MIR. Mans Held looked al the duchess;
the duchess looked at MIR. Mansfield.
IL hope. said the princess with an air
of great distress aud breathing hard, :"
ho. .,e l shall not have to go up again!'
| Not" replied Mr. Mansfield. "if your
royal highncss will coii,lesccud to cross
the stage.
There waS u morncut's hesitation. dur
| ing which n. X. IL. probably prayed that
| The queen might not hear of this a,lvrn-
/ uurr. au,l then ,he whole party filed across
/ the stage aud out at the stage door. where
/ the crowd shouted itself hoarse at the
sight Of MIR. Mansfield in IA blonde wig
ana silk stockings assisting "a royal ,iucl-
! ess into her carriage. Her royal higllncss
/ was. however, in no way offended.
| The Wild and ~ DOLLY West sDutsionr.
| From the kausastity Times.
Charles Griswolsl, of Guilforsl, Comm.
| state bank commissioners. was in town
| the. last week examining the condition of
the different Ioauiug companies. After
hi,