The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-02

Horace might also have become q great
barber II he had rot got switched OIL In
another direction when he was young n
immature.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Is heir to ne
sixteenth Of $500 600 worth Of real estate
in Omaha, Neb., and yet she In enjoying
her present fishing excursion.
Queen victoria's tipple is whisky and
water, prescribed by her physician, Sir
William Jenner. The whisky Is made in
the queens own distillery on her Balmoral
estate.
Princess Victoria Of Prussia has not a
sufficient income to maintain n suitable
separate establishment. and II she goes to
England will depend in a great measure
on the bounty of her grandmother, Queen
Victoria.
Among the many gifts received by Mr..
Stanley i'm the last few weeks Is q we'll
worn copy of Shakespeare's works from
a laboring man. Mr.. Stanley was much
gratified by b receipt Of il and wrote the
giver q cordial letter of thanks.
Bellamy is accused Of taking his book,
Looking Backward" from an old Ger
man author named Bebel, who wrote a
novel on the same lines entitled,
"Women, Present and Future" Bellamy
meets the charge with the statement that
he cannot read German and never heard
of Bebel.
Mrs. Martha Gray, of Virginia, has been
found by the census man. Mrs. Gray is
now living with her third husband, and
her record at rearing children is thus
scheduled: Six triplets, eighteen; six
twins, twelve; seven singles, seven total,
thirty-seven children. When the census
enumerator facetiously remarked, Italy
one for Mrs. Gray" that good lady ex-
claimed: "You tally thirty-seven, and
don't you forget il.
During the Franco-Prussian war Bis
marck returned one evening to his quar-
tiers at e and found a baby on his
bee. A slip Il paper said: My husband
died at Sedan; ! have no bread" That
was September ii, 1870. The prince re-
ported TO the king. 'Sire," he said, snow
! have had "a child left To me.r His ma
jesty replied: ''In war times one takes
everything, even a child" The boy was
sent to Berlin, raised at Bismarck's charge,
and is still i'm his household.
Gladstone was recently stopped by an
amateur photographer in the street at
iiaWarueu village anu asked 10 stanu
still until the artist could get a snap at
him. Gladstone declined with thanks and
went his way. On his return late in the
day the artist was still there and looking
very disconsolate at his failure to get a
picture. He again renewed his appeal,
and this time the ex-prime minister, ell
tering into the humor of the situation,
stood still and was photographed.
Judge Thurman finds no relief from
his rheumatism, and continues as great a
sufferer during the warm weather as he
was in the winter months. He rides out
but rarely owing TO the e~xcruciating pain
which invariably follows the exercise.
His only outing consists of short rambles
about the grounds, i'm which he is usually
accompanied by a troop of children, little
playmates of his grandchildren. While
he suffers continuously he never COM
plains. He ices every one who calls, and
especially enjoys the visits of old-time
politicians the recital of political
achievements before h Inauguration of
Doodle methods and tally-sheet forgeries.