Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-07

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teaa Il the tasse- as4 sdtiy IniasRea
-~Eti-mAH & tie re4sest q. her mls'ress-
--CsftAIaly. sAii the grHi.enAH
Betty thea hasi-1~i bscs t. Assls;
Joan Tee gentlemen Eow -, dOsn 'o
a. .Xorll-n; rrp.-i, and after = short
I eJacglai.sTy aiaress 10 the ;AroBe Il
grace. delivered by Jaigc Crane, In
which he asiarr-i the Father of A. mef-
cies for feeding all his eTe.iures through
oat the immensi;y Of space, invoked u
blessing on that PARTON If earthly
bounty thea before them, ami sdpplIca;ei
the Divine mercy through the merits OF
oGr R-,ieemer, the gentlemen t'egan TO
carve and serve round in usual firm.
As the judge wss Of II singular turn in
almost everything, and had taken fancy
that if a person eats light food at the
same meal, and that which is more solid
aud harder of digestion, that the light
food should he eaten first, he therefore
filled bis plate with some pudding made
of milk, rice and eggs, aud placing HIM
self in rather an awkward situation, with
his left elbow on the table, and his head
near the plate, began to eat according to
his common custom, which was very
fast, although he was no great eater
Some of the gentlemen near the judge,
followed his example as to partaking of
the pudding before the meat, of course a
large deep vessel, which had contained
that article, was nearly emptied when
Mary approached with her two additional
tureens Of gravy, according to the COM
mand of her mistress, and as she set
down the last near the judge, he said to
her in an austere Manner
"Girl, bring me clean plate to eat
salad on"
The abrubt manner in which he ad.
dressed her, and her disgust at seeing
him there in that position, so disconserted
the poor girl that she did not observe
that any one except the judge had par
taken of the pudding, nor did she know
what he meant by salad, but she OBJ
served that the large pudding pan was
nearly empty, and then fastened back
with her utmost speed to her mistress.
."Why, madame, that old fellow is
there yet, and he is certainly crazy or
drunk, for he is down at the table, and
he has eaten all the rice pudding alread
and his nosa il right down in platefal
now, shoveling it in like a hog, and he
told me, as if he was lord of the manor,
TO bring him clean plate to eat salad
on. Bless me, where can we get salad at
this time of yesr9 The gentlemen have
not done carving, and not one has begun
to eat meat, much less tubful of pud-
ding"
"Aye, he'll get clean plate" says
Martha, "before gentlemen want clean
plates"
"I'll clear him out" says the mistress,
and starts for the dinning-room, burning
with indignation.
Tne judge was remarkable for not Civ
ing unnecessary trouble to anybody
where he put u and generally ate what
ever was set before him without any re-
marks, and seldom made use of more
than one plate at meal, but at this tine
he had observed near him dish of beau
tiful raw white cabbage, cut up and put
in vinegar, (Which the Germans at POUCH.
keepsie called "cold slaw," and which he
called salad), and he wished for sepa.
rate plate to prepare some of it for his
own fancy. The carving ana serving
W0S hOs ySU AhiohCuS WuCu u0 CApCCtcu
the clean plate, and when the landlady
arrived at the door of the dining-room,
determined to drive him out. She ad-
vanced with firm step to the door, aad
fixed her keen eye firmly on the judge,
when he turned his eye that way, and OBJ
serving her, said, mildly:
"Lanlady, Can I have clean plate to
eat some salad ont"
"A clean plate and salad |" retorted the
landlady, Indignantly. ~ wish you
would come into the kitchen until the
gentlemen have dined; I had reserved
that seat for Judge Crane"
The company were struck with aston.
ishmeut, and fixed their eyes alternately
on the landlady and on the judge, and
sat or siood 10 mute suspense, wieu the
jadge gracefully raised himself III 10 his
chair, eareles.ly folded his arm. .cross
his breast, and then. putting his hesi
asksarily o. one side, rcmarkei:
-You reserved this seat fur Judg-
Craze, did goa, landiadyf-
-inaeed did. said "a.
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