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


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A LATTER from Sutherland says that
the French artist C,tuioet "eaGs,d 'hr
drnpss which ki.lc,i him by his excessive
beer drinking" This Is simply cIue,
slaudcr. |, is susceptin lie # proof tina,
Gourmet, So far from d.iukirg beer I"
excess, rarely eper drank more than
thirty live or forty glasses Il day-hardly
eLough to give an infant the symptom.
of dropsy, or to keep an ordinary man OF
genius from perishiug with thirst.
"MR. MARSHALL, the first discovcrer
OF gold in California, is still living
IN. M vcl.
We should like to see complete list of
"he first iiscoverer of gold i'll California"
He is far more numerous than even the
author of beautiful Snow" He dies
now and then, but as every California
paper has one of its own, the number
seems never to grow any less, and rs in
some neighborhoods he is but middle
aged man yet, it is likely to he many
years before he dies out entirely.
IT is said that the Marquis of Lorne re-
Gently gave his wife, the Princess Louise,
q diadem Of diamonds for which he paid
100000. Some leople have such shame
less disregard for round sums. If the
Marquis Of Lorne had been q man of
proper feeling, he would have made the
cost of that diadem a round hundred
thousand, even if, in order to 10 it, he
had been compelled to lose the finest OF
the diamonds and then give some boy
the other $4,000 for an unsuccessful at
tempt to find it. He would either have
done that or he would have let that trim
ket alone and gone and bought one at
the dollar store.
SPEAKING of Washington lady whose
husband has recently failed, letter
from that city says: To indicate the mag
nticence of the new house into Which she
was then installed as mistress, think o.
the time of "ne servant being wholly &C.
cupied in simply rubbing the mirrors Of
the mansion" And this under R.pub-
lican form Of Government! The up, eta.
Gle of u servant rubbing looking, glass,
and with a rag soaked with perfumcd
soap-suds, too, indicates degree of regal
seldom beheld even among
the proudest mona,chies Of Europe, ana
never before upon this continent. No
" Wonder the man "busted."
THE New York Tribune thinks that "a
national convention OF Presidential can.
didates would be an edifying spectacle,
if sufficiently large hall could be found
to hold it in" But such hall couldn't
be found. If all the men in this country
who want TO DO President, and think it
likely that they will be, were assembled
in no matter how densely packed con-
vention, the chairman would have to
speak with tho roar Of Niagara or the
thunder Of a six-hundred FOUNDER, or
there would 10 thousands Of Biaiues,
Davises. Bristows, Grants, Shermans.
and Dalzells tO~ ard the outskirts Of the
crowd who couldn't hear whether he was
denouncing the Administration, waving
the bio, dy shirt or puttiog = motion I"
All urn fifteen minutes for drinks.
Sua nge there should &c 81 many men
opcrly se~king the Presidential oflice.
~hea, - everybody kEo~s, the man ~ho
sceks il ne.i IS Ie.ss worthy q IT,