Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-11

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lr appears that Victor Emmanuel was
sluew nat superstitious. When he ar
rived in Rome. on June 3, 1874, he man.
ilcs,ed u curious fear Of passing the first
night If his residence in his palace OF
the Quirinal. He expressed this fear to
his intimate friends, saying that he knew
tuat ii lie went to sleep that night in the
QiIrlpal he would never wake. How
ever, he went to the palace that day, sa-
.lutcd the crowd from the balcony, dined
there, aud after appearing ut tho royal
b Ill, retired at midnight to his own
apartments. His friends wondered, aud it
was shortly seen that the KINGS super
s.itious feeling had conquered. He went
home with his friend Prince D,ria, and
in Prince Dorias magnificent home the
royal fatalist passed his first night in bis
capital OF Rome.
OF Stone wall JacksOn's first examine
ton ut West Point General John Palm.
or Writes: 1.-THE poor fellow was in u
most unhappy state Of mind. His whole
soul was bent upon passing. When he
went to the blackboard tho persprxti0u
was streaming from his face, and during
the whole examination his anxiety was
painful to witness. While trying TO
work out his example in fractions the
cuffs Of his coat, first the right and then
the left, were brought into requisition to
wipe off the perspiration which streamed
from his face. But he passed cieditably,
and shall never forget how pleased he
looked as he was told that he could take
his scat; and I think every member Of
the examining board turned away his
head to hide the smile which could not
b. suppressed. After that his whole life
was devoted to the one thing Of preparing
for the January examination. Here he
was again successful, but the scene at the
blackboard, although 10 midwinter, was
a repetition of the one in June. He found
himself rather low down in his class, but
he had learned how to study, and he had
the hearty sympathy and goodwill of all
the professors and instructors. At the
second June examination he passed SO
we'll that no was well up in his class and
out OF all danger. But he never relaxed
his hold. Through the whole four years
he was one of the hardest students"