The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-20

gagement of Miss Winifred Davis, daugh-
ter of the late Jefferson Davis, to Mr.. Al
fred Wilkinson. of Syracuse, n. Y. In this
case, the phrase about love laughing at
locksmiths must be turned SO as to de-
clare that love laughs at political ante
cedents. Known as the Daughter Of the
Confederacy," Miss Davis, IL the report
of the engagement be true, will wed the
grandson of Samuel j. May, one of the
most prominent, persistent, and eloquent
y OF the seven or eight men who ranked as
leaders OF the A~bolitionists, during the
ten years prior to 1850. ne was a Unfair.
ian clergyman, a man universally beloved
by all who knew him, but an active Zoe OF
the institution Of slavery and one OF the
intensely radical advocates of its destruc-
ton. DR.. Mays only daughter was the
wife Of the late Alfred Wilkin-
son. who, for many years was
n Of the prominent bankers OF central
New York. His son, whose engagement
to Miss Davis is announced, is q graduate
of Harvard college and a lawyer OF
! promise. He has turned his thirtieth
\ birthday. His fathers estate became
and Miss Davis will not wed a fortune.
Years ago in the family of the late Con-
gresham Mccarthy, Miss Davis was q
guest at Washington. Afterwards she
visitedthe home OF the McCarthy's In Syr-
acuse. She was cordially received in the
society of that city, soon becoming q
fayorite there. After q time the young
lady became an occasional guest OF
friends in Syracuse and there II was mat
she met the stimable young man. VINO
n they say is soon to lead her TO the aitar.
Tall and apparently slight in figure, Miss
Davis would hardly rank as a beauty. Yet
she has q remarkably intelligent express
sion, and an animated manner in her
conversation, which is entirely free from
the element of frivolity. She is highly
accomplished and a welcome member i'm
Y any social circle.
&n%
The average woman, says the Buffalo
Ero,css STAYS i'm the house on pleasant
H. .nd y;S;,s % s,ores i'm an afternoon
oass ano eo'e ~ ." ~ 49,
wneh 'ne winos speeu a ~ w NNo.
with n lightning rod. she Will ran ior %
years against the barbarous fashion OF
boring the ears, and then she will punch
holes i'm her ear lobes with a darning
n.o,i,o 70 ,baro a. , ghost az a chance for
ne,,;n.a na;r - J;amnnd a,r.r;nos. She
ge,,ihsa par - ~ I.u.s 49,, s. ,,aoL
Will lake TWO hours 10 uress anu run peeN
into the house three times II she Is goihg
/ over to Minnie's to spend the att
crnoon; and the next day, when
has a sudden chance TO 90 10 San
Era,o;sco sho will mach n toothbrush
rra"els.o, !. Nm p VI. n,,,nn her
anu her PURSE net po.ne'. 49, y.
CLOAK ana gloves Oh the street car, anu W
al the station on an nour
ahead OF train u,ne; She sp,is cone9 Oh
the clean tabie-cioth anu sihiles sweeuy-
when tiere Is anu ,Hvn sne
giares IKE = ne aru;n, In;se an ,hc tnhia
arensa lJann nes = Ian n,;,h ~ ,.ar tr,
\ saot Lone in her nctticoat. She will mn
seaiskin buttons on a plush sacaue, and
expects the whole world to believe
that il is real fur. She car
hold fOrty-seyen DIN IN nel
mouth ana give an oruer 70 .ne gfocera
DO! ina. MN Sha a,,ehs henonsa the S%iti
a;ris nraar oid.fasIioned hornets. ant
crvs because she knows of some moor BIO,
who ant afford a winter oyercoat. : h
will arrange a silk scarf over a picturt
frame until a mans eye will bulge on
with admiration, but she can't tie a plain
ordinary necktie to save her life. She
will Walk up the street in the rain TO saw.
street car fare. and then she will give 4
quarter of n dollar to the first beggar SHE
meets. she ' will go over ",n,s every .rS carpet Srn in TIN IN,
then go down town with a black spot OF
her nose. She will give n rood course o
lectures upon the history, general appear
4. ance and people of the Roman empire
and then she would get lost il she tried 4
90 from Buffalo to Attica without al
escort. She will read an assay on our in
human treatment of the red man, an,
then she locks the door IL she sees a sas
safras vender coming III NJ the size gaze
She will fry beefsteak and expect TIN
man of her choice to eat il. She is alto
gerber a loyable creature and she know
Il.
-
For n long time past. writes a washine
n,rrasnox,Jont , Goodness has existe
oncor IL W. w n,Ii., and pres
Det"eeh W. 49,. Doey
dent Harrison. The colonel has endure
Il in silence, In the hope that In tim
yJbfsa -u-innol t,nnra might fold her fin
wings and nestle close above their head
H., Mrs DudIey Ia NOT a politician. Sb
- har hnsh.nJ anJ on,,iJ not undo
STAND VIVA, III her es,i''auon was nn ~