Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-01


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up AGAIN tnls TINE o .hakS dn~n
sn9uioef. Ine eAsco'ose. IL ~ 1891
sne swoto ~ - I 49, hsS S.lisn
- ~ "a md anon the naked sword.
The executioner's wife them took rope,
cot II around the victims neck and a.
tempted to choke her; next she took
from her side an enormous pair OF scis-
sors and commenced plunaing the blades
into HeIene's throat and neck. By this
time the crowd had broken the ranks,
and the vretched woman ran to join her
husband amids. q volley Of stones. The
butchers with their knives and tie ma,
sons with their hammers soon red need
sns executionef ana MS we - icy /.
$3.50 80 ~, s..,sn, .onnds dressed.
She said. beinp innocent. she knew she
-onid nos - t,lIsd Nv law che had ten
dsvS .sI ,s s. a. = conrier vas dispatched
a. me- fror, Dior IN Versailles 10 do
1nanJ . ,oyal nardan- A for Helene, n
savss AT ~ nd carried her off. After
The fnneyai her mother called on the
;ndoe confass.d that Il vas she Who had
Ssi;rs,sd hsr danghtsy Killed and bu-
r;sd .hs child ohesi.ing a nroYnise from
HsIsus never IN d;vnioe The secret: and,
iov,noIv a,,acbaJ IN her nareut. Helene
$500 Sss.I ,sther than betray her
nosha-
Aos 10 pioI'i"N.
The game of billiards was invented TO
aid Louis XIV. who was notorious
trencher-man. In bis DIGESTION. 10 pro-
mote the same operation SAINT Louis
went to bed immediately after his meals
There was a king OF wales IN she tenth
century who had royal offlcer called
Troedjawg, whose duty u was to ruh
and keep warin against his breast the
feet OF his majesty while ne was taking
n's 'ne"'A'
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| .no 10y guar ac0o IL n.; s' ~" "a a.
| piAIn ~ sultan =, " o.. Duns. On ,s sIs
osy VI . s 49, ~. ann S ,..;,t. ne ho, E |.
OF OF; Dsnls WAS nl!eu wasn 5;. nG"S
themselvne' while OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thu
royal corpse that came between the vino
and their nobility. The burial Of Louis
XIV. was worse still; it was rattle hi
bones over the stOnes;" with difficulty
two men were obtained to put him intt
his cofiin-.he died of smallpox. II
forty eight hoors after death the coftir
was placed 10 q 1unti1e cart, Cnc-nal 1
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h", vI =. -, I'LL - -nsrrv.msIsrs nh.
rsscrsa ~ tbs hnw nj orooession nssses -
~ One t;npIer ~as remonstrstsd With
.Whstr, srsniisd h. "The old foo
starved M during his life, and he at
tempts 70 make % die OF thirst ate
his DEATH"
"IOyx n IoyErIrsr WHEN KxBALxED
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Remand, Arcncisnop OF Coiogne, oie'
~ Italy during the second 1aii OF 70
twelfth century. ne va idollzeo 2;
NE followers, VINO. IN ORDER 20 trans