The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
WHOSHALL BURY Herr
Undertakes Quarrel Over the
Body Of Old Angeline.
THE ARRANGEMENTS DELAYED.
stories of the Dead Princess I'm the
Days OF the Pioneers President
HArrisonss Visit.

t-s-Az1se le1E = causing mere TrcdHfe
thzz Argsisn- alive Il ~ss her express
desire thar her beir be sarfed py Bon
1sy- ~hz<n meant Bonasy 4 Stewart.
BGszerw0rrh 4 Sens were called IN 10
take TIE body while the grandson was
On BIS way 20 the Post-InteilSgsncer 20
give notice OF Der death. and have ~
fss@1 20 deliver the body over In spite Of
a demand from Foster zna an order from
Toa-ty Commissioner Cash 70 Raurey &
Stewart 20 take charge Boaney a Stew
art also bad . Fs-aal order from the Pro
ne@rs Association Baz1ey 4 S,<war,
claim that i had been understood for =
long time that they we're 70 bury Anxelin.
Rear TIE E-<ze mounts 81 earth that marx
zhe resting sizn-s Of Htiiory Butler and
Henry l. fesier. Barrerwovsh & Sozs
claim thai they gs-e called in BY cousins
AID relatives q the dead WOMAN and that
when the matter Of the demand OF Bonnsy
& Stewart fer the body was made yestzr-
day the SANE pee2is said that Angsli1e's
Foster. The GARRISON. says that there were
no relatives OF other people AZ the house
who had any authority 20 give the body
70 BEsrsrwc~rh 4 Sons and that the body
n2st be delivered over TO Bo1ney &
Stewart
The last words poor cd grandma said
10 me- exclaimed Foster last evening.
we're. Joe. an going 10 die and have
nothing to leave you yoa must get along
as vel as yoa can ami Try 10 get soe.
Bonney ~il see that an buried After
grandma died went down 20 the Post
Intelligence once 20 let them know that
she WAS dead. and when ! got nask the
body vas gone To-<tzy I west 20 tire
undsrtzkerx and told them i wanted the
body but they wo11d not let ne have H.
I went there tvice- Something has Sos 70
De done. because viii nos have them bury
grandma
At Bonney 4 Stewards II vas stated
that hong ago M Boaney had tod An
zeiine ne would see that she wzx buried
In Lake View Cemetery. Al the time she
vas ii. just previous TO the death Of HI
iory Butler. M Butler AMI A. A. Denny
had made arrangements that the hzo1y
should be taken 10 Bonney 4 Stewart
A reporter was shown the following
letter which Fred Cash. chairman Of me
board of coanry commissioners had writ
ten as soon as he heard Of Angeline's
death:
Seattle Wash. May u. issS
To Bonney 4 Stewart. TndsrEzksrs-
Gentlemen: You are hereby requested to
take charge Of the body % old Angellns
and bury thu same Ii Is by her oxn r.
quest. made 10 ne. that -Boaaey' perform
the services and lay her al rest near old
man Yesssr ard Butler in Lake View
cemetery. Respectfully yours.
FRED GASCH.
Chairman Beard County COMMISSIONER
II Was further stated that acting on this
letter. a representative Of the firm went 10
Arzeelsae's cabin 10 get the bo5y- II WAS
gone. Yesterday demand Was made up6l
Butts-worth & Sons for the remains. The
answer xas a refusal. based upon the
ground that Angelina was not q county
charge. and that they hal taken charge ia
accordance with the desires o. friends and
reiz lives
E r Battsrworth. o. the Hrn Of Butter
worth Sons. when seen abou- the matter
sait that he had taken the body oa,y after
being assured By friends and relatives that
they desired I'm 10 act i Was called up
by telephone" said Mr.. Busterworth. by
a woman named Mrs.. BHrdick. who was az
the hoUse OF the dad She asked M about
the city dead and / told her that there
1as no such thing as the city dead 5a.
tina. there were county deaf She asked
me Il I'D work for the county. and re-
Piled that ] I'D sometimes. She told ne
about the death Of A1gsiine, ana aske1
ne % come DOWN 70 the house. compiled
with her request but ID not send for the
BODY until WAS assured that the friends
and relatives desired MY arm 10 take
charge. When Bon7sy 4 Stewart demand
Cd the body today Il was not gtvea Up, be-
lrss place County Commissioner Gasca
has 10 more 70 say than any other person.
One o. the firm went down TO the house
z-3 askz1 the people there II II Was deSs-ea
that the body Be given TO Bonney & Stew
art, and they said 10 leave II Just where Il
was"
Il viii be seen from .ais that the az
Fragments for the funeral services over
the remains OF Angeliae are not quite cor-
plsts. although II Was INTENDED to hold
them so-ae tine Thursday.
stories of the Princess.
Samuel I. Crawford. the pioneer news
paper man. who. from q long aeoDair.r-
snce ana many converSs tons In tue Chi
mock targo1 with Princess ArxeItne. Is
in a position TO know many interesting
facts about her. sss interviewed las,
evening He said.
Her first experience In street car rid
Ing took place soon after the eorneletior
OF the Great Northern railroad. when a
photographer OF thar company came 10
Seattle. He wanted TO get q r,ietu-e Of
Angeiine. taken in enc Of the parks. and
asked me 20 arrange with the Old woman
to meet him al certain tine thar after
acon a. Madrooz park she az frs. d.
ciined 20 take chances ridinx on a street
railway. but after ! assured her thar The
street cars were perfectly safe ard that
she should have dollar for her after
Moons services as 4 poser she consented
and several % ths best photographs Of
he- nov IN existence were taken hat
afternoon
--one OF the most striking Characters
ttcs 90 AnzeEins's makeup was her ioy-
atty 10 her friends. and To ore grievesf
over the loss OF an Old settler more nan
aid AngsiEne. She used 70 say. The old
settlers arr fast 6ytrg OF. AMI the ehee
chareess. halo cun tux nika' The las.
phrase means that the neN corx4rS did
nc; krox her IN her true character.
she repeatedly expressed desire that
when she eso3 she sho2id hs buried near
her Old friends. Among those she seemed
most attached 20 were Ms John Collins.
Mary Terry. Bob" Russell. Ton Russell.
Il L Yesier and HzIio-y Bntler
Her affection and care for her grand
son. Joe Foster. were ve-y tozch3zz. ana
had il been generally known thar Joe was
IN her cabin sick IN bsd at the time AZ.
sas picked 70 PROSTATE on ths street and
taken TO 4 hospital 50 mach surprise
would TOT have been expressed at the FUSS
see made 10 get back to the shack. where
she could administer TO the wants os her
much beloved grandson
"Ip 70 twelve o. fifteen years ago sAe
supported herself xs6 her grandson by ao-
fnz washing 81 the so1ses Of the various
cid settlers wAo gave her enploy-aer. n
v-efe-eece 70 Chinese or other iah-orp-s
0ns car shs seH sn1 broke her arm. ard
OWING 20 improper care ths bones newer
knitted properly. About that tine she be-
cane = oa3Efg charge TO = certain extent
isa1 Is. sae bA8 z1thcri-y 70 bzr the neces-
sites % life f-om certain stores. whsch
Bills .ae coen Y agreed 70 pay. and an
tod TIA. ae- bzIls have sever amounted 70
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