Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-24

stolen animals. The Crees bYouahS
them 10 Nellie Creek and asased then
there. On Monday . party Of Pissans
came over and IL appsars took poosss-
sion OF their ovn animals. but also tool
. number Of hesses belsnQinQ 10 vhise
sesslssa
GlADsr0D1D DsnvaloUs VRAun,
Over and over again the Premier ha1
displayed . power Of rsadjussmsns
which makes his constitution RESEMBLE
chat Of his native country. and inspires
the general oonvicsioa that be will soon
'bs himself" More than . esneTatiou
has passed sines. in conversation With
a friend, Mr.. sidney Herbert. being u
tho time the most popular member OF
the House Of Commons, remarked,
"Don't talk 10 ne about 0ladstone's
misd-it 10 nothing compared 70 his
body" Hssbsst's words about Mr..
0iadstons's physical frame have been
fully boTne ont. Often las the Prime
Minister been examined. sounded, aus
cultated, and what not. BY medical
friends, and. without Q dissenting voice,
they have all pronounced him to be
made Of pia wire" It has frequently
been remarked that great orators
are generally bad slcspsss, The strain
upon heart and brain demanded By An
oratorioAl effort Of unusual length, mag.
nitude and importance, being of ma
ture 20 exotic the nerves Of the speaker
to the highest degree Of tension. 10
some natures tho preparation fnY and
anticipation OF . speech are even vOsse
than the agitation CAUSED BY iss dellv-
cry. But NO speeoh, though prolonged,
a. has often been the case With him, Tor
ave hours or more, Aaa. - rule, been
able 10 Danish sleep from NJ. Glad
stones eyelids. Daring the whole Of
his life, until within the Last few lays,
Il has been his custom 20 cay. II am
good for seven hours and half Of hon
est sleep tonight. Seven are not enough
for mel must have seven and hall"
Az q rule, Mr.. 0ladseooe's bsad NO
sooner touches ehe piIloV than be il
looked in s0ond slumbes.
Slight ~ Ne. Gladstone appears In
that, long afteS his flftiesh birthday vas
si0nal chaPQs Of DR.. AndFev Clark.
.rr":. ....al uuy su StA -. .uens
Ruyss.o .:H.S rI 1 H1
.s.a;.. s..n - W y -. =, - . .s,,,, -
could survive - pat upoA u sven after
bic AftietA-lss alu0e his sixtieth OF
overwhelmingly had gone By.
Upon many pablio occasions Mr.. Glad
Stone has delighted 10 - out OF HE way
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Uo@n sS .os ~ s, vIsn on having no,
around he wrist indicates, he
has lost the index finger Of
his lsfs hand. Like the famous Lord
Anaiesev's leg. which vas bu.iej IN ths
Belgian village from which the baat)e Of
Waterloo takes IL name, Mr.. Glad
st0ne left bic Lost finger, In . sports
mans sense, o. the 6sld Of honor.
Nearly forty years ago b vas etsyine a.
Escsick Park, near York. ~ the guest
Of the grandfather Of the present Lord
Wenlook, Who vas the uncle Of Mrs..
Gladstone. Mr.. Gladstone vent out
shooting - one OF large party, and
while he Vas loading bic Run-there
vese no bseechlOadeFs in those days
ono barrel exploded and blew away his
finger. There vas no hope Of rsplooing
II OF Of setting the bone. which, indeed,
vas sAsirely carried away, and feo0
that day 10 this 8H. Gladstons has a.