Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-27
PERSONAL.

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Tsv rr-er uea of :he Adams fam
So. nave +. ruidy and energetic look,
Sd. ,.4.u their own .iYing-A matter
r.. n.icn Mr.. {. I. Adams, 81,
.l, -,rong opinions.
\ r.uuumcnt Is proposed 70 Samuel
..-,. lie oi the Pilgrims Of the May
.4.. His descendants include Pres
.cat HAYES AM all the distinguished
ministers. lawyers ana judges OF the
stgrr, LAuc.
Tie rx-Emp!ess Engenie intends SO
h I'm, her visit TO Zlluland that she
,.av he on the spot where her son met
,.!s hath On the anniversary of that
event, TIE lst of June. Sir Evelyn
Wood viii he the escort Of the poor
WOMAN
Tie Paciii, Railroad monument to
Oikes Ames and his brother Oliver will
be erected at Sherman. Wyoming Ter
t!ory, the highest point on the road.
b. is to be pyramid of native rock,
seyen,y feet high, and will cost about
E-0 $50.
Gen. Grants career illustrates the
ac that it is never. too late to III end.
Up 10 the beginning of the war what he
bad accomplished was less than zero,
llI now he is receiving more honors
Ian any other man in the world. - YER
EuNes (Ky.) SIN.
Miss Kate Field brought from STRAIT
lord slip of Shakspesre's mulberry
tree, which she has presented to the
New York Central Park Commissioners.
il to be kept in the greenhouse
bntil April, and then planted with
proper ceremony-probably upon the
Gets birthday.
Samuel Neat, one of Doston's wealthy
ouDg men. has been mulcted So 900
a breech Of promise suit, and sub
,c.el, besides, to the reading in court
II his love letters, which were ad-
.essei like this My own and only
Erecious little sweetheart" Ny own
Eeally beloved loved one" My only
beloyei one and "Swest, precious
arilng." '....
Tue late DR.. Francis j. Lemoine, the
american apostle OF cremation. was Of
french descent, and so ardent an abo-
Zionist in his younger years that he
as minated as vice.president on the
tke, with James G.. Birney, in 1889.
lie was also the first abolition candidate
pr governor in Pennsylvania, and,
trough tue 4. NJ. \. founded n normal
choo for colored people at Memphis,
(enn., 10 which he gave $4,000. He
jus 50 economical that he burned
andlts instead of gas, and Is said to
ave piled up 100000. Though full
eccentricities and whins, the old
IAN was charitable in his way, and had
native shrewdness and acquired funds
information that made Linn a good
pmpanlon. --Intdrior. '''.. ...'..
When the Emperor William received
e news CT the attempt on the life Of
eCzar he became, it is said, very Sc
Gus, and after remaining silent for
me minutes, he said in tone at once
eianchoiy and energetic " If we do
change the direction of our policy,
N We DO not think seriously of giving
!, una instruction to youth, if we do
give the first place to religion, if we
~ pretend to govern by expedients
ID Om day to day, our thrones will be
!. eItnrned, and society will become
d ~ TO the most terrible events. We
+ No no more time to lose, and it will
y a great misfortune if all the Govern
=, rvs 90 not come to an accord in this
" i''4ry work Of repression"
a LONE ADMINISTRATIONS life is the
e test OF character. Let husband
o. TOSS and surly, and the wife grows
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