Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-07


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age, joined in the sport Here
might be seen a mother dancing
with her son ; there an elderly Saint
with several grown children in the
room, leading out young girl soon
to be added to his harem. What
laces and jewelry the settlement af-
forded were fully displayed on the
persons Of the ladies, the toilet of
the beaux being made up of mingled
homespun and store clothes, while
occ asionally one whose wardrobe
could not furnish coat pursued the
sport, nothing daunted, in his shirt
sleeves.
At intervals the young brethren
retire from the building separately
or in squads, and drawing from their
hiding-pIace diverse pistols, heavily
charged with valley tan whisky,
refreshed themselves and returned
with new vigor to their labors.
Whisky-drinking certainly prevails
to remarkable extent for a profes.
sedly religious community; and once
ON a subsequent occasion at dance,
the fiddler refusing to play any
longer, one of the principal church
officers took up Il collection to pro-
cure it, the article being kept for
sale in the village by another digni-
tary Of the church.
Toward morning plan was adopt
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which consisted in allowing the
ladies to choose their partners, which
they did, and at the conclusion Of
each dance duly seated their beaux,
and returned unattended to their
own side of the house. Finally,
about three o'clock in tho morning,
one Of the church leaders came for
warded aud dismissed the assembly
with prayer.
How Poor BULL is FLEEcED-
Parliament recently voted Gl5,O0O o
year to Prince Alfred, and &c, 900
year to the Princess Helena out of
the national revenue. To Her pres
ent Majesty was granted in 1910 the
SUM of 9375, 900 per annum-name-
ly, eco, 900 for the royal privy purse,
and the residue mainly for the ex-
penscs of thcroyal household, retiring
allowances, bounty and aims. The
civil list of William Nv was ESQ, 900
annually. In 1881 the joint ure of
Queen Adelaide was settled ut E1O0,-
900 annually; il 1887, an annual
provision of E3O, 900 was given to
the Duchess of Kent; the income of
the Prince Consort was fixed at the
same sum, on his marriage. in 1910;
in 1857 = dowry of fs.0O0 q year
was settled on the Princess ROYAL,
then about TO be united 10 the Prince
Of Prussia: in 1861. the yearly sum
Of &c. 90 was presented to Pnnce~s
Alice ~ a marriage rorsisa- On the
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