Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-04

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4 bgusted with the ways of some of
4 people who made social capital
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ing himself with the fumes of q huge
Havana just before he went, in spite
of civil hint from Mr.. Dallas that
the Queen had strong personal re-
pugnance to the smell of tobacco.
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dead Mrs. Thornton, the excellent
housekeeper of Windsor Castle, nev-
er got over the abominable conduct
of Victor Emanuel, who, visiting the
Castle when King of Sardinia, insist
ed on smoking all night in bed, and
thereby, as Mrs. Thornton used to
say, "poisoniug" the beautiful green
satin hangings of his room.
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the ex-President, however, probably
would not have annoyed people SO
much had it not been for the insuffsr-
able way in which he was compelled
to drag the Minister and the whole
Pierrepont connection about with
him wherever he went. He was in
censed at this himself, and openly
expressed his satisfaction at getting
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