The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-16

In court in "unprofessional costume"
because he wore white waistcoat un-
der his gown on hot day.
| Hogarth and Wringe. the men who will
sal! the Shamrock are but little more
than 30 years of age but having been sail
| ms In yacht races for several years.
|
DR.. Kate Perry Cain of Covington, Ky,
Is called the turnpike Queen" She owns
and operates the Covngton and Independ-
ent turnpike, which is one of the busiest
highways in Kentucky.
| David Wark. the oldest member of the
| canadian senate who recently expressed
the opinion that that body had too little
to do, is a physical wreck and has to be
! carried in and out Of the senate cham
bel, and remains in his seat when ad-
dressing the chair.
Max Seeliger, one Of the instructors in
mural painting in the Imperial Berlin Art
school, is the artist who has been selected
to execute the new copy of Raphaers
School of Athens, which the University
OF Virginia owes to the generosity of a
liberal, but as yet unnamed, friend.
Mile. Lucie Faurc has addressed a cir
GUAR to the 20 French departmental COM
mittees of the League of the Children,
of which she is founder and president, an
nouncing that the league has secured a
place in the exposition of 1900, and in
wiling children to send exhibits of their
work.
Miss Penman, who was the superin-
tendent of the tramways in London,
died in that city not long ago. She was
the only woman engaged in such work
N a L., i
all the employees of the various roads
of the system signifed their sorrow Ivy
putting bands of mourning about their
hats.
The vicar of South London church
school. having finished his Scripture
lesson, congratulated the top class on a
coming holiday, finishing with the ex-
preston of hope that each boy would
return with clearer and better brains"
He was somewhat taken aback with the
universal response of Same to you,
sir.
Prince Roland Bonaparte had a house
warming in Paris a few days ago on the
completion of the mansion. which he has
been building during the last seven years.
Almost every room contains an ethno-
graphical collection of souvenirs of Ma
poleon. The library occupies three spa
clous galleries, each 40 feet long, a light
iron gallery giving access to the upper
shelves.
Marks of honor offered to Herbert
Spencer from time to time since 1871 have
included doctors degrees from the uni
versities of st. Andrews. Bologna, Cam
bridge, Edinburgh and Budapesth, and
elections as foreign member or CORE
spondent of the Academies of Rome Tu-
rim, Naples, Paris, Philadelphia. Copen-
hagen, Brussels. Vienna. Milan and the
Prussian Order For Merit" says the Au-
gust Popular Science Monthly Mr..
Spencer has been prompted. year after
year, to decline these various honors
Lord Kitchener is the fourth bachelor
who has been raised to the peerage in re-
cent years. Sir Henry James now Lord
James of Hereford, Henry Matthews. now
Ntscount LANDAU, and David Plunkett
now Lord Baltimore, are all unma rried.
Previously to the election to the peerage
of Lord James of Hereford and Lord
LANDAU. in 1892, followed by Mr.. Plum
ketts peerage, in 1898 no bachelor had
been created a peer for upwards of u
years-since May, 1SS0-when Montague
Cory, Lord Beaconted's private secre-
tary. was raised to the peerage as Lord
Rowton.