The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-08
Men and Women.

The queen of Spain always goes to
mass at Z a. m.
Judson Harmon, who was attorney
general in Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet, is
candidate for vacant judgeship in
Cincinnati.
Henry Clews, the New York million
aire, began life as a messenger boy in
an English Woollen factory. He is now
worth about $4,000, 900.
Senator Butler of North Carolina is
to enter the law school of the North
Carolina university next month.
Secretary Hollis, of the American
peace commission, possesses what may
prove a handy accomplishment He
writes equally well with both hands.
Rev DR.. George Dana Boardman of
Philadelphia,and his wife, will soon
start on an extensive tour of foreign
travel. They will spend some time in
India, where Dr. Boardman was born
Like Grant and Harrison, President
Mckinley, in taking, with Mrs. Nc
kinley, his daily drive about the coun-
try roads near Washington, goes, as a
rule, quite unattended and unprotected.
In President Elect fadley Yale ath-
letics will probably find a good friend.
for he has always been devoted to such
sports, and in hissyounger days was the
holder OF one or two very good running
records.
Miss Annie Morgan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan of New
York, will be maid of honor at the we'd
ding next Tuesday of Miss May Burns
and Louis Vernon-Harcourt, at ST.
Margarets church, Westminster, Lon
don.
Governor Roosevelt is soon to be-
come a doctor of laws. Columbia uni
Versity will confer on him the honorary
degree of LII. D. at the commencement
ceremonies on the morning of June T.
AT the same time Carl Schurz will re-
celVe similar honor at the hands of
Columbia.
Harrison Reed, whose death at Jack
sonV1lie, Fla, at the age of Sc years.
is announced, was the first editor of
the Milwaukee Sentinel, and was a
member of the constitutional conven-
ton OF Wisconsin. During the civil war
he held an office in the treasury de-
partment, and at it's close he moved to
Jacksonville. In May, 1865 he was
elected governor of Florida. and served
two years. until January, 1873. In 1878
ne was elected to the state assembly
for two years. Since then he had lived
IN retirement at his home in South
Jacksonville
In sympathetic "Reminiscences" of
the late Lord Herschell in the Law
quarterly Review, the speaker of the
house of commons says that the dis
NAS-iNeA
refusal of the Indian viceroyalty when
Lord Transformers term of office ex-
pred. L am not" says Mr.. Gully, re
peatlng any cabinet secret when ] add
that he might, five years ago, have
been viceroy of India, had he been pre-
pared to make the sacrifice which such
a break in his domestic, social and pub
lie life would have involved.
King Oscar is the only sovereign who
pears the medal awarded for saving
life. In 1898 a pleasure party were
driving along the Riviera. where the
preclpice runs down to the Mediter-
ranean, sheer steep of hundreds of
rect: BY some accident the horses took
fright and tore madly along the road
way just where 1t curved toward the
water When the party We're given up
for lost a stalwart figure sprang at the
heads of the horses and stopped the
hight. If it had not been for an at
tendant no one would ever have known
who the hero was. The medal given
for the act is always worn by the king
above all his other orders, and he has
every great badge in Europe.