The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-05
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

Father Ignatius, the celebrated English
benedictine, will visit America. He will
meet with cordial reception.
Julia Ward Howe is said to be almost as
tired of constant allusion in her presence to
the Battle Hymn of the Republic" as
General Sherman is of the hearing of bands
play Marching Through Georgia.
Prince Albert Victor wears Ga hat. His
brother Prince George takes a 6s6. The
emperor of Germany has an uneven head
and asks his storekeeper for 61s.
The English Countess of Carloty, who
had been living in apparent poverty in
Paris, died recently, and $4,000 was after
wards found in her apartments. "There
are no pockets in the shroud."
Nine. Letitia Bonaparte Wyse Ratazsi de
Rute, the madcap granddaughter of Lucien
Bonaparte, brother of the great Napoleon,
is still fascinating and romantic at the age
of sixty-eight. In this way she manages to
keep her name before the public, notwith-
| standing the length of it.
| Ben Butler owns the only bunting factory
in the United States, and he furnished the
material out of which two firms one in Mas
sachusetts and the other in Connecticut.
made the 25,Oo0 confederate flags that
L
the Inauguration of the statue of Robert Z.
Lee.
Christine Nilsson recently attended a mu-
steal soiree in Paris habited in dress of
MORE antique of the new tomato red, re-
lieved with sashes in very pale blue and yell
low. The blue ribbon of the Order of Isa-
| bella the Catholic, crossed her corsage trans
yersely. and she wore some splendid dia-
monds.
King Milan, late of Servia, was severed,
snubbed during his recent stay in Vienna,
+ or all-court, diplomatic officials and peo-
ple-are sick to death of him and his affairs
J The emperor refused to grant him audience
having been thoroughly scandalized b,
stories of Milan's eccentric proceedings il
Paris, which many people attribute to latent
insanity.
George w. Cable, the well-known South.
, ern author, is slim built, somewhat
acknowledging man of middle height,
with dark, beetling brows and high fore
head, surmounted by shock of rich black
hair and wears full beard sprinkled with
l gray. He is rising five and forty.
: Stanley, who is a Welshman by birth, a
: United States citizen by utilization, and ar
9 African by exploration, has rs temptations
4 to become Englishman a handsome
!, clever and wealthy iiances, a public sub
= scription. a knighthood, and much homo
from all men. Less than this would surely
have changed even the famous ruler of tn
J. queens navee."-Montreal Gazette.
70 Emin Pasha wrote from Aagamoyo let.
It ter to lady III England in which
B. he said: 1T is quite clear that afte,
j. fifteen years service in Central Africa am
IS not willing to accept of secondary place
n at Ss.ukim or Wady Halfy, and another
- place does not exist for me i'll Egypt.
!: always trusted to God. and he will lead N
- also this time. To Europe shall not re
= turn; if you hear, therefore, that I wen
III back to the people that / liked and wa
e. forced to leave, do not wonder. Ny lif
@ and my work belong to Africa, and there
as shall die.''
le Henry Ward Beecher was not the man Il
&C. depreeiate the tremendous influence of thu
is. daily newspaper; but at the same time b
he understood that, by the very necessity o
- the case, II is often obliged to ignore per
spectiye IN giving the news of the world
"lou would think, to read the newspapers
that heaven and earth were passing ava
=, with great noise. So, on a summer morn
: ing. the barnyard resounds with such shriI
ie uproar that you think the last catastroph
al must have come. No, it's only little egg.
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