Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13

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worth DIXON. WHO has Jus; died sud-
deG!y, v4s al amI4Ui- yozsg nAn of
literary prOciIvItIes. Strangely enough,
he wAs found dead IN his bed holding a
novel which bore the title Taken at
The Flood"
Mrs. Lucy Stone is quoted by the
Cincinnati Gdzetfe as saying that Chief
Justice Chase once said to her: ~ see
no end Of the good to come from WON
ans suffrage, both on the elections and
on the elected, and on the women
themselves"
Mr.. Moody believes in a personal
devil. Being asked by st. Louis re-
porter if this was true, he replied that
he most certainly" did believe so.
:" The Bible, he added, sis just teeming
with facts in confederation of it, He is
the prince of darkness and has this
world for his kingdom"
The exConfederate soldiers in Mary
land have presented to Miss Julia Jack.
son silver pitcher as testimonial of
the affection they have for her as the
daughter of their commander, General
Stonewall" Jackson. Miss Jackson
will remain about two years in Balti-
more, where she is completing her
education. ..... 30.
Here is description of Mr.. Glad
stone: He looks an active and power
full man, of middle height, with broad
though somewhat stopping shoulders.
He speaks with animation, and usen
frequent gestures. His hair is gray,
his face puckered with wrinkles, but
his eyes are still very young, quick and
full of fire.
When "Thad" Stevens was young
lawyer in the Pennsylvania Courts, he
once lost his case by what he considered
a wrong ruling of the Judge. Dis
gusted, he banged his law books on tie
table, picked up his hat, and started
for the door with some vigorous words
in his mouth. The Judge feeling that
his dignity was assailed, rose impress
lively and said: "Mr. Stevens u Mr..
Stevens stopped, turned and bowed
deferentially. Mr.. Stevens" said the
Judge. "do you intend by such con-
duct to express your contempt for this
court?" And Stevens, with mock seri-
BUSINESS, answered: "ErpreSs my con-
tempt for this court No, sir! I was
trying to conceal it, your Honor"