The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-02
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

The German empress will not accom-
pany her husband when he goes swinging
round circles this summer.
Justice Stephen j. Field, of the United
States supreme court, and Mrs. Field will
spend b summer i'm Europe.
Queen Victoria will confer the order of
the Bath on Emperor William. The cere-
emony will tab place privately.
Patti carried away only 10000 good
American dollars as the result of her last
tour. But there are several farewells yet
to come.
Miss Elinor, a daughter Of Sir Charles
Halle, designed the gold medal which the
Geographical society gave Explorer STAN
ley in London.
Henry Holiday, the English artist, has
been visiting Edward Bellamy at Chicopee
Falls, and IL now the guest of the Rev.
DIR. Phillips Brooks.
Count Hartenan, best known as Prince
Alexander of Battenburg and Of Bulgaria,
who married the pretty opera singer,
Mile. Loisinger, is in great favor AT the
Austrian court.
Jelfer Johnson, who was at one time a
slave in New York state, is still living in
Kings county. A bill of sale, still pre-
served, shows that in 1909 he was disposed
of for ESQ, and that he was then about .
years old.
DIR. Carl Lumboltz, the archueologist,
has made all his arrangements to start on
his expedition to Mexico and Arizona, to
explore early American antiquities, about
June l. The expedition is being made up
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Glacomctti P~rodgcrs. the terror of
the London cabmcn, is dead. Her habit
was To drive the full, ST possible distance
for the money, "a the exact legal fare,
and then cause the arrest of the cabman
for expressing his feelings.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes hasn't lost
his happy faculty of putting things. His
remark that a callous on the palm con-
fcrs no better claim to fair treatment than
a furrow in the forehead and an aching
in the brain, is something hat will live.
J~acquez Pirou, "A drum major in the
army of the first Napoleon, died last week
in the French town of La Sue at the age
of 10l years. He mingled in nearly all
the battles of the great Emperor and was
wounded thirty-two times. Though "a
mere piece of surgical patchwork he was
always in good humor and good health.
Mrs. Julia j. Irvine, who obtained the
degrees of A. b. and A. NJ. at Cornell uni
vcrsity, and who for two years has carried
on her work with marked distinction at
Lcipsic, has becnnppointed junior profess
sor of Greek at Wellesley college. During
an intercollegiate contest Mrs. Irvine was
the prize winner OF Grccl, over sixty COM
pctiturs.
Gen. Albright Algcr met Warner Mil
Ter IN a New York hotel the other day.
"Wcll, senator. what have you got out of
the administration ." said General Algcr,
bautcringly after their greeting. well,
general, I've got mor"tlau you have re-
plicu Mr.. Miller, with a frozen smile.
1--WE got my telegram the one addressed
To me outside the hrctstworks, as you
may remembers"
Mrs. Laura G. Holloway, of Brooklyn,
for many years connected with the Eugir
of that city, and at one time editor Of u
literary magazine in Oh cago was mar
ried recently tn Colonel Langford, prcsi-
den of the Brighton Beach x Brooklyn
elevated road. Mrs. Holloway of late has
given much of her time and energy to the
Seidl society. n very successful woman's
club of which she is president, and is also
known as the author of "Ihc Ladies' of
the White House" and other works.