The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-27
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

More than 5000 has already been sub
scribcd for The monument To the late =.
5. Coz.
Senator Allison il a pleasant man to
interview" hut he is very diplomatic i'm
his talk and avoids committing himself To
positive statements.
EX-king Milan of Servia has leased for
a term of years the house formerly occu-
pied by Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg.i in
the Rue Pcrgolcse, at Paris. The annual
rent Is 5000.
Rider Haggard has created as the cell
trail figure of his new story "A Zulu king,
for whom he chooses the unregal name Of
"Charcoal," possibly. because the name
suits his complexion.
Squire Massie Bearley, who lives at Alb
erdeen, Ky, has tied the marriage not for
1876 runaway couples i'm 10 years. His
fees have ranged from "Thank We" To $50.
The latest rumor is that another
daughter Of the Prince of Wales is 10 fol-
low the example of the Duchess of Fife
and marry.out of royalty. the man of her
choice being an English earl. Ii looks AS
though the Prince of Wales were getting
some anchors out TO windward.
Edwin Booth severely rcbuked two sem
timcntal Baltimore girls who became SO
fascinated with him as a stage hero as to
call upon him under assumed names, at
his hotel. He advised them never to run
after an actor again and to be more care
full of their good names.
Edna Lyall, the novelist, whose real
name is Ada Ellen Baby. lives at East
bourne, Eng. She thinks Of visiting this
country. She has found material for
stories in Italy and France. She is now
anxious To make an American background
for a novel. Miss Bayly has been an in
valid for some time.
Baron Edward Rothschild, who is now
visiting this country. is described as "a
young man OF about ~ years old, h has
a mustachc and black chin beard of light
growth. He does not assume any airs.
He acts as IL he did not know that IL his
them up one al "A time and throw them
away in his natural lifctimc.'
Mrs. Longman, widow Of the late
Thomas Longman, died in London re-
Gently in her 10Th year. She was the last
of the generation of the house That pub
lishcd for Scott, Southey, Coleridge, Moore,
Campbell, Sydney, Smith, Mackenzie,
and Macaulay. She took n kecn interest
III wi nv kt'ht htsthts PtpJs'" WIN
which her husband was connected.
Bishop Clarke of Rhode Island tells of a
free thinkers convention in which, after
others had made speeches. n member
arose aud thus delivered himself: III do
not like the tendency of the remarks of
the speakers. They are still i'm the
sbacLlcs of the ancient beliefs; they still
hold on to by-gone prcjudices. For me,
let me he known by my lame. am al
out and out atheist thank God"
II IN rumorcd that DIR. Knorr of Ger
many, the discovcrer Of a~ntipyrine, the
great grippe remedy. has made consider
ably over "A million dollars by the winters
epidemic. The medicine sells at $40 an
ounce, and DIR. Knorr gets n royalty OF
about sixty cents on every sold,
The demand everywhere was something
tremendous. Five dollars per ounce was
frequently paid for the drug, and IL was
often unattainahlc At any price during
the height 81 the visitation.
Canon W"stcott, who succeeds his old
friend DIR. Ligltfoot as bishop Of Durham
IL CO years old, ard has practically com
plet"d his lifcwork as "A Bible scholar. and
his elevation Ia the opiscopatc aamcs AT d
time when u will not greatly int"rfer,
with his lsbors hs u scholar. He Is widcl,
known by his writings, aud his character