Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-02


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they s4~ s1k~4rd Daa sbeega-bly ssaod-
Tag there ~hiriing has Cap in his hand.
they Isaghed loud aud long. Bat ths
Judge knew Dan, aud had him brought
forward. He whispered 10 Dan, and then
Dan whispered back, and then the Judge
smiled and nodded his head, and Dan
started out. lie was gone only few
minutes and came back with q large
piece of stiff, white paper in his hand,
which he handed to the Judge. The
Judge looked at it and then told the
Clerk to administer the oath to Dan, as
he had important testimony to give.
Dams testimony was, that on the day
when the teller said the check was pre-
scented by this man, he, Dan, was in the
garret taking pictures, and among Others
was the picture Of the prisoner standing
10 window. 1t was the picture of this
man, surely, and Dan could swear to the
day. But an important question was yet
to be settled. At what time of the day
was the picture taken2 The picture set
tied this question, too, for the clock on
st. Luke's church was photographed, and
the hands pointed 1t one O'clock. This
settled the whole matter, and the man
was discharged. He came right over to
Dan and said:
"You have saved me, and now you
shall have anything you want. How can
l show my gratitude"
You may be sure Dan had plenty of
money to carry ON his experiments after
this, and he finally discovered what he
wanted, and now makes the best pictures
in the country. He still keeps the old
camera, for he says, at made my for
tune"