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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-04-14

Ma yoas, April 7 -Ahoa, 900
silk weasef.' emriusrd IN the fsr'ssI6
~ t.ie,srhrsnd ilroa. nj Hum..,saff.
| New Jersey. wen. an q siTihs yss,sf,
lay. The prupr,.tors ~ the faesusy
ieslaesi The wages, ensl The weaver.
left their looms rather than salsnl,
Daring the afternoon IsaFsslss ssu
had, sni y ,orchilah' Demonstration
With speeches 20, dawn fur tonight,
THIS ~ IN. f.asth t@s.ors thai has
guns ON q STRIKE during the ~s.l
~. s,vssssss ~ s.~ssss s~ss ~.sa.
Cha= n. Jsxs,, called last nlRh
st the residence ~ Joseph A IDEAS,
ani islusmed Niehalss &, it.o.,sit.
a relative 81 The letter, that ot,,lls
u. Jewei, had sn.i.uhs.sli, sosmmi'.
ted sas.ssie. The fsst wss i,apsr,e'l
Ia Cha.. N. Jewest by Is.niss. mat
aging elerk, Who toii him tina, on
Tuesday afternoon. The messes, q,
whleh The espla~.os eseuffv.i, he
(Tsin,ssl ww. IN The middle oisire In
Tall view NJ tbs private eAsae. W.
heard OteosHe ". I,wstt call him.
aaI he al ense entered The feusa,
and when the -maks hsi PARTIAL,
cleared he saw Ofsille D. jswe,s "
lns en the ts.sly ~ tIeesRs W. js~.
EFT Orsille bal . hlss,ps pistol 10
hl= breast, aud fred fset shots ~
rspid .uees.~s.s. w. then ruled
| fss,su the t~sly al his saals, aud Ias
~un.'as oa ~ 49, 49, 80,
VIZ w." ~ -. 80 ..,..s.,.s.,ls
49,. a. ss.s.. ..l..a n, s.,,.siu
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W" C.sss.s..s :, ,Is se,.sss'. IN.
...sa ass,.ls,., ,l,s ,,,,,,,.... received
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4. /. 80 1. leave Me- h.w.s h, ~,l,
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h,m.s,s n. srvsri 10 he ,hsav,
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-h,sh .,,,ssd 1sss, 4" J.~.tt. the
f,,w.,. .s,s avs he never hnsw Nj.
is,het 4. have : c,.,ol AZ swy l,.i
IN M. ..,.r s.,.a.
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som ss m..,,,s -. - sas,,ss, "a.
sss'. ...,,sa $500. aa.sl
".. 80 M. $500 M.
anu s'o's ~ ,ss 49,. H.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-04-14

So" James Fallsnsbeo died at
Ceupville. WILDLY Island. on Friday,
the 9th met. aud Willard Sly. ct his
residence on the Stillaguamish, on
tie H,h Inst, These gentlemen were
oll settlers, thoroughly identified with
VI. interests u that part Of the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-04-14

ssr The population Of tho skagit
valley has doubled In one year.
sA' There ere u logging ca} (ps on
, 1877-10-25

Init that the Jury won1d call him aEn!n when
!e hid gotten further Into the boak. and Ind to
we're !" IT, f Gfnna conrt ye.tcsda5. an Fsve
bali in thn Of 81. 600 eachfos their appearance
Il Ihe ,nes. term of court Perkins nast an,l :;
have also been summoned to 70 brfore The Grand
Jury, the object Of the Psctcnt INJURY being 10
on which he rnn he brought back. Tntt what
these gentlemen hare to ray cannot hc icarnet liz
asnnel ns they refase to lloid senye:sc WIN % r..
make In The ear Of Judge Otis, who to proof h7tnst
cnrnue ntcrsfeWers
}ufJ, INT ne wanted time, and will rcnppcar Mon.
dar. From what he rald however. Il 's po4ttble
ihs; acme Gctsone connected VIII the ,t Fats'Hy W..
,ncnts of tho contlt.nn Of tho bank Iron' time to
time, II lot nothing elsc.
8. D. Ward. the llccci*cr nf tho Mcrchahte.,
against George y. Campbell and nj West chisaro
ls55 sydney Myei., xlth tl,s tn1'!; Of the 1"nk,
S3sa. 81 ,n,s ana a. r. tneas,se i ~ = nissk iei.
j., =, mi d, n.ocS s: Lot: + e. q, i, u il
4. 4. a. Il T. 10 3D. III Il ID, r. IA 10 H. Y i; 10
o, IS and pd l.loek .: Lots !. :2 to :U. y 10
n Il h. e q sas g % 81 Ii q nsn:'ss. iS ~ II o;* e. s 3
the rc.nbdLvsion OF IIloeka T. ., 10, IN the snb.
,;'S% III e - .s 4 s f. sZns s2ns
iitlc in ',,s own name. lie gave trut.-aee for
Of $40o on c.eh lot and Il wns sgfred
that nny lot shou1d b. reieate.l at Myers option
on lle payment Of 800. On the NTH Of sr1toM-
her lAat Mr Campbell. ns Tsnttcr. advertised the
property TOT aale Nov. IN for non payment of the
irust-.'eed. Improvement hare hcrn made on
only held Tie Tile ~ rutee for inc hank lie has
since The faluee conveyed hh ttie TO the Receiver,
hut The Trustee declines IT, A0v the Receiver 10 re-
slcbtcdncse hnd tho lattar now asks that tho pro-
osed sale may be stopped and hc he allowed 10 RI.
deem such 1ota rs he Deems best on payment Of
&40O for each lot redeemed.
, 1877-10-25
THE BANKS,

The was nothing ~ relieve The lcdtJas monotonx
At the savings banks yesterday. H. 1urp,n /. ali,
waiting for his appraisers To rslast.
and rather expects " hetE f1uu tAsn,
to-day, In which cass hs viii als his report
tomorrow, or BY Sasuslay al lhs latest:
Judge otls, Receiver Tor the SUITE sayl1gs il
from ths deed. and tsansfsste1 10 record oook-
lie thsssicn. 10 make Eepun In lwv oI three
the bank really owps, end which nav present .
Aho~l Ing ~ " tue collections aln! a|stursenlents
s!aes be look posAeastou, Tbs judge Wsat l<fusu
the Graud Jury yesterday. but be Informed tAs
poFteE vi ho saM hni subsequently, Al the bank, that
~ tad aul ossn ste " ssu sxy lhnx VI AspottAnts
, 1877-10-25

De PALEzIEux - oLMsTED 0sners.
ewttzSslsnd, Bspk 97, Edmond do Pale1icux, Of
vesay. Switzerland. aaa Lille r. 0>nsted. os
Hartford Ct, daughter Of the ia&s Laeius u. Ola
sted, Of ChlcAxo.
BoSiWELL-b0ONE-At the residence OF The
brides brother. Albert Janaes boutwell, and Mis-
Nellie Hoons, both Of this city. csrenonJ w tha
ltos ut. HydeF.
EN"k~atucky pAnsss plaa~e eou1-
, 1877-10-25
SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE.

y.
P1TTsnuno, Pa., Oct. ai.-l. scott Ferguson,
4 leading member Of tho PistsbusK bar, IL a.
legged to hive left the city to svold legal process
iu connection with his administration Of the
cstate of the late John i. Hail, Le bein.
guardian Of the ulinor heirs of that gentleman.
1'hc amount which Ferguson IL charged with
hArlug misappropglatcd u about $3,N0 Tue
affair creates great surprise, u he has always
stood yrEy nExh u eaxial ~ well ~ public Life.
, 1877-10-25

nosToNs-sT. LOUIS BROWNE.
81. Louis. Oct. 2i.-l'he accotul game to-day
between tho Browns anL I,oatous resulted In
the l'rowns winning tho game by d tcorc of 3 to
O. Tho two runs were male 10 tho si1th III
ming.
fiasa l,tls-Sx rueh.
Runs cafncll-1.
Errors-8t. Louis, @; Boston, Q.
MILWAUKEE.
Sntetai nttpateh 10 TIE GhicH7o TrtbHns
MILWAUKEE,. Oct. N.-Basc-ball-CAica
z; Milwaukee, 3.
llits-Chtcago, g.; Milwaukee, l.
Errrs-Chteugo, 8; Milwaukeo,h
Huns carucd-Eislcngs,, |.
, 1877-10-25
SLIGHTLY IN ERROR.

RICHMOND, Ind, Oct A.--The National Press
Association tclcgrsphed sensalLuna: report
that Johnnie Motiitt, recently abducted by hr.
this city, was supposed to bo Charley Ross. The
facts uie that the boy was adopted by Mr. Moi.
~ ncarly two years before Charley Aosa wAa
kidnapped.
, 1877-10-25
OBITUARY.,

CINCINNATI. Oct. 44.-J. X Healy, formerly
a prominent tnemter of tho stock company At
the Gsaud Opesa-4ouse In ibis city, dtcd last
evening.
liosToa, Oct. a1.-0corge L. Fox died this
George e. Howard, In Cambridge.
, 1877-10-25
DEATHS.

cOON-in Alexander. facnerco Cnnntr, n, "
Oct. -, Philip Coon, father Of Col. =. r. Coon 4
thls city.
COYNE-Lukc t.oyne, 1t his residence 1872 v.,,
Twenty -&ccnnd.p pt, S|
Funcrs, viii take place from hts reside =,
Friday at ~ o'clock. W
MCTT-]u Wednesday, Oct. ~, al Dn5 M,eh,
gan.av.. Helen A. Nett, wife Of u. l.. i;rsnd
Fnnesat acrv!cca Ut tho residence to.day iThu,,.
lay} at $3.50 D. m. 1tcmaina will bo taken Fast
for lntcrnent. s'
Nkstt,--Wcttncsdny, Oct. ~, Maria I4oulss Nah
c,icrt daughter Of John and Maria Nash, s2td ID
yenrs and months. "a. ~
dencc In Lake .fiew. Friends OF tho family h.
vttcu.
, 1877-10-25

n. M, Mr., Gqlrry Msna.in'ss, p. n :na NJ. NJ
hees''%f' hes3 %f aa NJ; ;a n. Fs' M 81 % .:
Mr,. samuel Leopold. NJ. md ". semond T.
sr ne Ea'en ~ 'asGp sn Srs
NJ ~ ~: ss:; !a; ~ il; H. t?sS S.
fc0 f. insaa:4 "a, ss NJ W. ans fns} H.. feaS M 81 @ -.
Mr'. Isaac '1Tcencb's%' Mr. na ASd ID. M
His.ss Minnie clsJ1ass iia cisiTOosE EnT. ,!.!; /!
for ron n:"Ss s,.e Ms,e1 Hns s.ae
stssa.r. @ view OK. cora Kahn, Ienn,e Kohn, I!os.
Eae: SsT york A@a"da a rs5e'nan R,,sasn;s ss:sl
Ndss: snas ssgs; aS p'f%s se
stGs' Soiss l. ?sis' seh~as e. sfs s
Sne:9 ss 4 sss"as NJ" Ye* d. .
court, ph Tracey. and "t''cts.
MAYo-LxoARE.
Tneatay afternoon. at the residence of tho
BRIDES father WAS married Lewis u. MaJo. OF tho
Fifth National Hank, Chicago. to the lovely and
Accomplished. daughter Of trorgc q. Legare. Esq.4
Of Glencoe. thn iscv. =. McChcauey. Of Park Are.
nue. atelhod!et Episcopal Church. othctating.
Ths affair wns strte,fY pirate. only tho I'm.
mediate relations q the hapny ratr being present.
hs os a., 1e., tn
tsoyctnment bond from tha br.ds'. fathsr; t:1o
tore.t frao, tho n,uthet; han,itofnc tl!rr water
ret iron, grandmother; mi etcsnnt en.y ehafs from
tnc cfsfs,her; nne doxrn s,iver Ky snises Ives
.ilver eakc.la.kct Mrs. iirown; silver ,easter.
es es:t :vst & sfsts isfs Ns sas
VIZ e.,.l.rese;veI, ;'so,es s!ss,; hsenio
, 1877-10-25
A nlIEEn nE SOCIETY n

A QUEEN OF SOCIETY DEAD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 95.-The French gun
boat SECOND, from. Tshltl, brings news OF the
death Of QlEen Poaare, Of the Society Islands,
Sept. II, Ut henri disease. iIcr Oldest sou,
Arxane, has been procl aimed King.
, 1877-10-25
PERSONAL.

Nj. O, CFonkh!te has been appointed General
Agent Of ths Now England Mutual Life.Ensuranc4
Company fur the State Of Illinois, - Successor "
the late John Early. 0ronsE ". TuDxHsoN.
Superintendent Of AEgnckrA.
, 1877-10-25

Bosroa, Mas, Oct. 2l.-In the Episcopal
Convention tho following messages Nero se-
eeiyed trolu ths House Of Btshoh:
NoneoncusyinK In tAH use Of tho Engltsh lsc-
, 1877-10-25

let's for ali possible occasions, with nntvle, Rrnce,
and spsendor which ecltpsed all his previous trl
umphs lie Is tho ruler oi modes In Atnrrtcn,
and hin rcian here makes our Chicago fair ones
tho bcst-t1fesfed ladies on this Continent.
, 1877-10-25

ozon!zsd Ox.Narsow for tho hair, by Buck d
Rayuez. makers pt tho ''Mars" Cologne.
, 1877-10-25

IG sIoo for se eaeS XII ioi h redeemea' '' ="
s''' '"~' w. 'S"~--.-- %
MATRIMONIAL.
v,.,,on,,,, .1s,. ;, s, ,e.,.,r .,s ,,.
evening once moro put npon the qui 1ive of re-
allied happiness, the cvent being tho
marriage Of At; :n, 5o:trh 'lq,"or to rs,, Miss
Mimic hoon. "a"R"'e. 81 II. A. A., No.!".
Esq'. Of No. ia caInnaet avenue. Al! parties
Thm ,na,,,,7o cc.cmony took nl.c" ot tho .1cw,,h
r.,,n," ~ sn,r.- ~ 1as.sn. ..o.
nao aaeps; and " rrents ~ I .st1th - street, tho Rev.
In I'm Reformed Jewish form. the minister
performing his duties with his hat on and 1t tho
Sse % st III, s ns o9 ea,s eaae Of o wa' o
church va. 'plend!aly decorated with flowers ,.,.t
soa form pa"'' iot.x a9eh ss va: reared @ twinsd
and scstooncd will, anilax, from tho centre Of
Which was penaant huge brldal btl1 Of vhite car
nations md taos roses. Exotle plants were ns. n,:
tanEsa tassefaly aht'nt ,n upon tae oaaSand ,sI1
tahlo In tho background stood ioaE
oin.nER stn m nai,,s. sun,oran1 .as .tchss
caerNyman s.oou; he pim.a ~ atcn- t,.
:snt.ns re:t blessing eject. fihs he church VA Wa
hl,Sa '1 nas snt.,. ,.t,s n. ,,.t.. ~ r.,,.
ut oame @ Ssa aetvu ~ ~, IL .Smseh ~ =, ~ ~
sssa "a d M s'sS 90
the Ela9 teeenson ana ne RI a's a9o"o"'
'r Tne sriaai paIty easerrd fss Clutch "a tolow,:
bride and groom, , ,,.,.. ,aa.,. ,.,u.
paiionfeiE and Henry Foreman, nsiers.
Mf. nnret notnsn ~ a"n a. nss n H. Mr"ns ..nn
stsh.as III. nn.a tinst~;n. u frSips
~ .S.s "ua a'ai 'F" msusis norom.n.
.tsao"o1.t ~" ,rs... sa% sftx. nn.a
Kohn; Nastcr benny Rosenberg and Mise
Hor. l!ornct NJ nd M,': lloInst. ths parents Of
Henry Manheimer, asfrrs.
Ths ontita party. was arranged upon the plat.
After the ceremony tho ls!da! party. and Invited
% ss g. ;.fs s,ss sss nn a y @
nnd }nends. The supper wnS ,rrcnd 10
Music from ioanny ilanas full ossSessta % was % ais.
f',1a9' IT,. id Mrs. lre,nsr took train lats In tho
s'a'es' ruv ro,,vr vxur v.nx r,x-
Tho br.de va aitired IN eon,Gjna,ion p,,ncesss
o. fot mpe iae III as1s Ini ncstir" ayn H.
na nrsers xne .,,ro ~
kn'fe piesi9s. Il apea ihs loxs5 patt :, sk!t
ton cs, cs "1S XII nraa ya mn az H.
sWeu. tsas, Nv ~ ~ =. 't u y. 1as
es5 f. ~ toen W. "n
cm lrsh. .r.rs fa.ntonnt ~ Niisn sMi v r.,
~ ~ a,,rent - H. nnn .rMr o,cn
Inc W. oi o'aaeh' VI ''e ~"" s'o' se'''"
IT.. hnaGis r. ro,.mar ,v,o a.ttrc, in n wh,to
liz st,stc fc.toonc% ,Yi. eseians If anwe,s
,ss l,oss EInstsn ro!e ~en fEaspht bius Croeadca
gK s,1,s WIZ nlam ss y. ta' sAa''
Mus VIII a hnn nd . nqnrcs.o
sIaa. ~" t;nam .h" ,.n,ntn. u 49, p'-'o' s41A'o
,,a Ink i,med T WI Win a n,eatnrs of na ss;e
shos'] ]~''''' ~,,r .uxa,xr,
r,,,. ,.,. 4 ~. ,,,1,ss ~ ,,,,ttu, n,..or,.
Incfo weIe great ~ neaMt,lnl pfebenA.
am1nK Whfn wSto the loll9winR: l!onin "a anl ,os
Mi'u paItoI !usn'u.e tvat sno !asct - ~ sstIo.
p.ano aoa. Ms' t,su ~ "oan' t uus!ou ~ "s n.iu1
Kan: ehaoe! Sna * se irom nao f:aae nra
eaa amas.es otnsts pats1t M1c: t nnu hsi II
Snomon ,a'aia esotne M1 ~ ~ IT.: hanen ~. ~
Ais. anu mr.. LosS. aat taeht ar. A1a MIS'
10 anhoo ond ss GaFa .n dno. .:na H. snu ~
c1t2aht MHt1nQ atax, Mt. ana BITE.
, 1877-10-25

Tho match race at Dexter Park yustcrlay af-
ter1,oon between Hodges brown marc Mimic
Taylor, Johnson's sorrol tinro Susie, and
Coopcr's sorrcl marc Mnry, WAS wctl attended,
considering tho gloomy weather. ar,.l tliohe VIM
went out wcrc treated to one OF the best con.
tested md prctt!cat races OF the scason. TIC
Taylor and Susie, aud the timo was remarkably
good considering tllat tho horscs went to road
wagons, and wcru Obliged to trot on The extreme
outside Of tho truck. Tho summary Is Is fol-
lows:
Dzx7.n rAME, Oct. a.-Match raco for $780,
to road wagons.
Mr. Hodges h. IN. Minis Taylot.-,3 2 / !
Iii. M cooper's .. H. NJ. H. Mary.:....... "a j i i
IM.s-.:51; 2:6.t4; 9:54i ":iUAi z :5!,t,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24
A Champion Better.

The following story j, yosg the
rounds In French military circles, An
Office named Ee-{i~r w,s ,..I.i,rs.e3 ~
hi@ garrison for winning every I,e,.
None Of his comraae. could bua,t Of
ever havto, hen sffcc.-s.ftll. and a, -.
no one ard IN be, With him. One
day yerr.ier vas Transferred "a aaother
regiment, bu. the fame Of his peculiar
lnck had ALREADY spread before him.
After a sumner rendered him bv hi.
new comrades on the evening If his ar
r1yal and when cbampa,ne made Us
apurarauce. Ien. B called cut:
II. II reallv tru-. N.r1,-r tn, ys.,
win every het
~Y.S- general
"Ru, how m. aeuc.. 40 va, 40 i, ,"
.-oh very .;nniv .., nhVsioy-
nnm,,, and be-, oniy when I am ouite
sure"
"Y0u are q ys,oxuomist Well.
wha, far ius,an,,e can Won now read N
ms face :"
Il can SEE" said Ner.l,er nromptly
-th., your ola wound IN your side has
broken on, again"
-Non,ense :" ,huuieref out the aep-
eraI
.Hnt-"
No .l,u.' alter assure ynu sir
"P.,h,n, YOU do no. Ike 20 sneak Of
i, ,.,h.n. = du.l-
"D,a}y' Yon won't believe M,
W., v,itl 20, ha, :"
.Anx,hi,'g Won ,I,ase general
Five h.nired francs
an ,icb, sra h,, a,ea francs"
.erba oen,l.,,.., ,,os.,, arc r,,
,e.s.s"
Ana with ,l,..,. words ,be .,.ns,., .t
,rce ,rocaa3 ~ dives, h,ns..If x;,ho,.
a. of ,;s o., .na ~, an, a
IN , .IaI -,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24
Tragedy on the Plains.

Mr.. Henry L Benpc is forty four
years OF age. He vas accompanied. on
his recent visit to the Fast, by hi,
wife ElIzabs,b. somewhat bis junior.
aui their daughter Milly. girl ct
eighteen In lsJ, Mr. Bepge WAS y
prosperous merchant of Philadelphia
newly married His property WAS all
swept away by the financial crash IL.
started, with the small remnant OF his
possessions. for the far West IN Nav ot
the following year Ia l.eavenworth
Mr. Benge made the acquaintance Of
sev.rai young men WHO wete about ~
III out a tram iur Pike Peak a. the
hole cf Colorado Was then called
The party. nine men and tour womeu,
lett I..aycnwofth. June 10th. ISIS. and
took the old Santa Fe trail. camping ON
Cow Creek. Some OF their mules s,sm-
teded, aud three of the men started IN
search Il the animals These tnen
William Manning. James Bra>heres
aud Henry Splllmau. all Of New York.
were never att.rward seen by Any If
the party
A, uhout four q clock that evening
some twenty borscmen. ell white men.
rude into camp from the direction taken
hy their friends III the morning, dis
mcunte,. and ordered them t. ~urrcu-
der protesting 10 he Deputy United
States Narshsil's. with orders for the
arrest 4 the party for stealing Govern
meat mules NJ Benge demanded tu
sc, ,hc,r Warrants. aud a rnffian s,ruck
him ay,t ,l.c hcad with revolver say
ing. at The same time. "ths, l. our war-
rant He tell As il dead. and the
other iiyc men. Jam., M.r.hall ard
Eillo, Jones. OF East Teuncs>,c. AID
John Harvey. David X Scrbucr and
Benton Forsyth. of southern lliiuoi~
sprans - their weapons and "A d,>
I,-rsie conflict ensued. which oi.d.d
only after three If the asssiisnts had
been k,llei and four badly wounded
AMI all the male members of the train
ovtrps~erci aud murdered
As >s.eu A. tlie last man was disposed
Of the helpless women, more lead ilau
slIve were dragged trom lh, wagons
where they had sought :c'"ge, ant
ordered 0n pain oi instant lea b. . ~
town aud maze uo csfogt 80 escape.
The band then r,f,ei !ae Sc 4 ana
plhrg the bati,rs of the friends an1
i,es Together iu oue q, the wagons. i,c
gan the march down the stream. Com
pellins the women ,o MAX in advance
Ate. travelling ~oue i've miles in tH.>
Nay the MAJ saders halted aui wet,
,nto camp for the night. d0g a trench
~ the >id. e the ssn.p aal piled
into &, the bodies - the >,sijs. aui
heapssi ilse earth over then IL rude
maat.d su,ang be feet. IN the sgon-
they faoDi smsll keg Of brandy f
The culttu,, oi which they drank im
moderately l. ie.s than an hour all
wrre lttuaN-,'e,i and thc leader # the
s=.,d spgruaclisd Mrs kcteheAd tht re
,io~s u.ss spg.ear ~ have been suy NJ
NJ afehs.t Nth Tia party sai t~gsu
taking iu.ul.i0S iibyrtie> ~Iia her Th~
lvlple>s woalsu hresn "a pray tnF ie,:h
sn prr:steagy. E, What they isarei these
uftie Ies is,igh, (: The bsui.t> tz-1sia
s.pzrrrlljns ,ns.ig ;hssus Ives over the
~otacn IA = hsl captured, sr,i t.ns,ly
ires lo,> f.s tue Al. ~ j subjected them
g cvety au;rs-e thelg dcbsse'i AM
druakea Easseina, 3oss could devise.
Nav hiir M Il nge. whose boiy
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a CELEBRATED Judge had a very
stingy wife On one occasion she re
ceived h,s friends in the drawing room
with single candle Re pleased. my
dear" SAID his lordship. "to let us have
second candle, ,ha: vo may sec where
the other stands
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had 70. been. by s7mc fnrtGl.tg aul
:or'uitnus iuterpasiiIou, huidlei into
the mblc--vagon and burie,! In the
trench, had rec0ve 4 from the effects
81 81, hlow. ard foaud on rising T. his
unsteady f-et, that he was a3one On
every hand " ere evidences % the frigbt-
fui crime that had been committed:
blood II ~ everywhere. he -sw the trail
of the wagons going down the river and
determined n follow il. ~ ahoat 10
O'Clock hc hsi msnaged TO crawl towsr.l
the camp. nesr enough 10 hear and soc
what as> going on. There he WAS com
PEELED 10 lie helpless. .rd listen ~ tie
heartrcnilrg cries f these poor women
fot at, 10 hear the piti!ul appeals of
hi. wife 20 the monsters 20 iesIst To
ward morning everything became quiet.
ard he crppt into the blvousc Of the
bandits, BY good fortune. the first
woman be encountered WAS hls wife.
IL seized her arm and dragged her af-
ter him. Her scream awoke the rob
bers, who sprang up with fearful oaths,
and some Of them started in pursuit.
but ow ing 10 the darkness. the dulucss
resulting from their drunkenness. and
the superhnman efforts made by Mr.
Benge and his wife. they managed To
elude pursuit They I'D. they hardly
knew how. AMI certainly knew 10.
WHITTIER. and after much toll and suffer
lng reached the mountains. where they
took up their abode in a cave.
Mr. Benge made traps for game.
which furnished them with food and
clothing. and so they contrived 10 live
for twelve years. without seeing another
human face save that OF their daughter
Mill,. who was born 10 them in 1859
In July. 1871, a party of miners pros
pec'ing for gold discovered them ard
took them TO their camp. ten miles dis
tant Mr. Benge ami his family lived
with these men Tor some time. He
then made his way TO Denver
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j. ~Wu.LlAM.' observe! a Ni'wauk ce
woman 10 her husband. "Mrs HoIcomb
terls pretty badly now since the loss of
her child and wish you would drop
over there and see her You might say
that all flesh is grass. and that we've
all got to go tho same way. and see if
she Is going 70 use her dripping pan
this afternoon"
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A. o. f..

4 fotkf WASHINGTON. Nc -. ANCIENT
: Order u fssv-ts,s. holds tts E~~stnss 81
ns~enie lie every s~S>.SA and fourth Aenasy Ia
ssea sacntA
a. nasEubers 4 sss erisr in sos~i standing an
SeTStsis iaytted a. attsna
kF oslsr ~ the Court.
Stl-ifs NJ RyIkrf se--
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ISAAC 4. PALMER.
"A ne. m Ia ~>4.0>
SEATTLE, W. 7.

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