Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-23

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WHFS Mark Twain lec'ured recently
a. Q town in Ma>s.chuseit,. II aas ar
ranged that T. b. Aldrich, the p 'c',
should introduce him. When Mr.. Al
drich was about to step forward Ia per
form his duty. Mark checked him
Then advancing slow ly to the edge OF
the platform, while the amazed poet re-
sumed his chair, the humorist remarked
Ladies and gentlemen, my friend, Mr.
Aldrich,was going to tell You who | WAS
but l would rather nOt--he knows me
too we'll"
A WASHINGTON correspondent say!
President Hayes has grown tleshy sinc'
his election and his face is that of u mar
at peace with bis dinner and the world
Where is a look of greater refinement
too, about him than there was two year,
ago, as though he we're accustomed t.
better society as President of the Unitet
States than as Governor of Ohio. HI
appears to have lost certain awkward
ness of manner that characterized hin
then, aud his relations with his hands
and feet are far more amicable than they
used to be.
ALEXANDER III. STEPHENS has writer
this pretty little inscription in II copy o
his American History which he ha
given to u child-tricud: "You are nov
of years too tender to read, but ere Ion;
you will be able not only to understand
this inscription, but also to UNDERSTAND
what is written in this book. When yo1
grow up study it, for in 1t you will tin'
true history Of your country, and be
come acquainted with the virtues an
heroic deeds Of ySur ancestors. The
you will, trust, treasure it as q me
mento of one passing off the stage c
life upon which you are just entering.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES is thus de-
scribed by the New York correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette: "He is
brisk, witty man, who dresses in til
most charmingly old-fashioned styl'
always with drab waist coat, and a CON
that seems too small for him. II
looks like cross between Yankee AL
a Scotchman, and has q dried-up al
pearance, very much like an autum
leaf. But he has keen eye that laugl
when he laughs. And he enjoys laugl
ing, and wakes you up with his fun
Of Mr.. Emerson, the corresponds
says: II happened, years ago, to
standing pear him in a public place
quite accideatally,I assure you-w hen d
~ enthusiastic fellow, whose speech b
Nayed the cockney, rushed up,seized h
hand aud, with his hat on, ratified off Il
following: mir Emerson, allow ME to tai
you by the and. I consider you Il
greatest writer since Shakespeare NJ
Emerson bowed slightly, and qui
smile stole over his ace."-Neso 70
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