The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-01
ANGELINA IS No MORE
LAST or The ROYAL LINE.


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vrsrksss. . SC hansEerrHzss 0rsr be-
bal a stsAzl abog4 hsr. ~azkt.< ssowiy
sAd S4iEfassg With The AID % > care. s-ic
sto@2szsx often On the CORNERS 70 resi-
Tne p@orEe OF Seattle AMI visitors were
very Ssn4 te Der a,fsczgh the ey-o-re-s
coala rot SPEAK Chinook and were Unable
20 talk wfsh her. Twsnty years sxo the
bovx SGD % tease her ard cali Der nzze-.
sski7x care TO seezoe frcrs the SILK thai
fhs welded vigorously. bat these toys.
es1~rassen Of elsil6ren we're taught 20 iook
rVfsh rssp~es p2on tbs cd woman wnoss
father. the most Influential ynfa2n IN
Western Washington. had done 20 much
far the early settlers Angsline MAS
woman OF excellent character. ard worke6
hard 20 saSpos1 herself AID grandson.
uHtsl sbe vas bent ~ ags- The Old set
tiers Who had known her father were kinc
10 her. even shoaGh they secuted her pre-
- - 80
the settlement during the Indian war. II
was hard haow to Anreisne shen Henry
J.. fesser died. and she also missed fsil-
bory Butter. Not many OF the Old settlers
who are EFT had eons 50 nuch for her.
A little more than q week ago ice Eos
tsr. Arxelzref< grandson. came 90 the Post
1nteis.xsDcer osxee late Al asxat. with tears
fr his eyes. 10 kxy that Anx~ilae was very
sscx and be felt sure she xo1tt not live
long lie had been out Of town. AMI OF his
ret4rn found her hrexthinx vita dsstruity.
ewing 20 frorehsAs trouhse. she seSrnsd 70
have rr4as aEs Ter nasnt ;ha. sac was go
fnx 20 de. ard d;t Rot want q doctor or to
90 TO the hospital. uhie1 ssss called the
'-skooksnhea<s.- IL VII - remembered
ttst several months ago Anxeisne Vas
taken SEX or the street and r2s conveyed.
a<zsns. hsx VIII. but a. gently as possible.
IN the Seattle general hospital. where Hhe
ialE about hHr with hnr STICK and made 90
rfEsh noise that the attendants were glad
20 ~er4 Der home. 20 ghen Joe Foster
reported Anxsiins's Illness, the Pcst-ln-
tsiiigereer asksd Or. G. r. McCssicch 70
VS.; her. ffe al 70 &n1 found her 81
~.fh asrai8 phfalsfs complicated with
heart froahse SIZE MAS 6espof1ent and
firmly convinced that she vas solng 70 die
She would aoi take meeie4ae. tas let her
grandson apply remedies that afforded her
f~rrr4n-ary relief II HoufS have hen nos
sshse 10 have prolonged her life for months
had sss wished TO I've ard taken. medicine.
Joe Foster ca Saturday rsght reported
his grandmother % much worse thai her
dsRth vas nsosnensarily expected Last
sTez.ng about O'Clock Jos came TO the
Posg-.nseliixsnesr otssce. and with tears
streaming down bis face said that Anxs-
lire bad paused away Al 5zse O'Clock Jo~
sald thar Anreiin~, who had been IN a
cotnRtose state for two or three days.
hze fen moments Of consciousness yeS-
fsrs&Y morning. sAen she recognized aim.
bas Eas unable 70 speak She soon sank
into an unconscious condition axaln and
80 remained. gradually grower weaker un-
III death Al the deathf-ed. beside Joe
Foster. ser~ two ladies who had called
20 help care Ter The aged sufferer
Anxsline Understood the Christian re-
iiaien and had bsen reeeIFsd into the Ro-
man c4tso33 church she had little
eraeifx and prayer book that she
shoNsd sometimes 70 visitors Her be-
iief N future life and her desire 10 soir
her father and the Iadlzn and xhite
friends 81 her earlier days enahled her
20 lock forward to death with oozaposure.
No arrangements have been as yet made
for ihe fanHrAs hst the remains have been
reroTef 70 BEiteTworth's undertaking
gArlors. ~hsre they are iyirg al present