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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
PROPERTY INTERESTS SETTLED.
Court Grants Partition sale of the
Gee uec & Co. Ieasehoid.


Judge Moore has awarded ownership Of
fae east half OF the lot az the northwest
garner OF Washington street and Third
avenne south. fronting sixty feet on each
q thase thorouEhfares, 10 F'redosin VIII
BAN sat wife and has ordered a partition
sac 81 the leasehold estate and building
ADD Division OF the proceeds among the
various parties in interest
TIE fun tide OF the suit which WAS be-
fore Judge Moore yesterday IS George Dan
Is Frefo.in Wilhelm 81 ux.. 81. f. Backus,
trustee. Gee fee. J. r. Galbraith. the Nui-
e7a Iron Works ard Twin We The land
hFolved IS technically described as tho
eas' hair Of iot s. block "a. Maynari's plat.
TIE nmilngs and conclusions signed ny
sedke Moorv show that on November u.
lS1 &r. aRt Mrs. Wilhelm leased the land
q tee Hee s. Go. a. - stipulated monthly
featal Ter a period ~ tftsen years. or IN
" November Z. i90S. she lessees agreeing
= erect taereoa "A brick building 20 cost
saaa. aad 20 be Kept insured foc at least
So Tor The beaedt OF the lessons
Iae huiib1g Naa constructed according
thh agreement ard has been kept W.
ne taxes ana ground rental have been
sal4 partly Icy the iessees and partly by
= : bacAus, trustee. except that rent is
eee NE owners since October !. 1895.
tee le9s~es being Indebted 70 various
Persons Tor material ard labor in the con
ssr4ettoa ~ the building. for which some
y ne creditors ha3 filed and were fore
s.2sitS mechanics Nens. adjusted these
Ss's BY EiFiaE notes 70 the creditors, Sc
s@ted hy mortgage or the leasehoi3 AMI
s4-NihS. TIE mortgage was executed 20
=. Eackus ss trustee FOR the creditors.
acSe notes wNns ~of met. and Trustee
Aaekns prccef=ie3 20 foreclese. obtaining
s.@ens .n gAe sspertor court March e.
.NA tnie~ th.s Judgment she iaaSehold
STATE aaa ouHdA-g were sofa January 81.
- 20 N = Esgkus. trustee. Who bid u
Ter - frl amount due 90 that datc.
iA4A an5 tHe sale was 6uly confirmed.
.ts a~or7, l7c'ude5 the following cve1-
aefs ard aual1ts Nlth interest. Rainier
10AsT asst Railway Company. S.fI- -, So
sc Brick a4t I'{ie Company, s.. ca A..
NsNs-l M Company So g. 2. J. Csen-
-, -. J. p Gslh~alth. Sfl4 81. Caicn
sAEsNare Coe'n3ov. EtS5 &. l. A Uyer &
"a. S,stA. Na'eRn fran Works. sos -: G.
. S@ita. gS,s-- s q. Coom0s, So -
= hscSas. IS trustee. has since held
- RFopeTtv ieas-.ss q and collecting rents
- tae oe0eet ~ the creditors whose
SINS - ceg-eser-eA. ars 70 re8c rnptfon
atsas oeec --rse. Sc DIV Aosds the tit,s
y ne .eAseacS sags All buaGl.z aOso-
'@le-F As tesssce
zee e.slos O.. tas Rainier Power ana
Y~t@Ry Co-urE~v. <swsE air. Company.
1.ea baVlwsre CogDpauy. T. A Over &
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Conrt Notes.

In the case OF Annie Erickson We Henry
Erickson Judge Jacobs has signed default
OF the Defendant.
]. s Holt. Samuel Tate and Jasper
Compton have been appointed appraisers
OF the y. r. Beverly estate by Judge
Moore.
In the case OF the German Savings and
Loan Society VS.. John III. Hilton ct ux.
Judge Moore has signed default OF de-
PENDANTS.
Judge Benson yesterday awarded Ber-
nard Featherstone Judgment for s., oS =
against d Muilln as surety for L. De-
msnez on a s., 800 promissory note.
Judge Moore yesterday awarded E. w.
Andrews judgment for ST.. 50 against Jen-
ME and WyHe u. Clegg. with correction
and foreclosure OF mortgage and order OF
sale.
Articles OF Incorporation were fled yes
terday for the Arctic Fish Packing and
Transportation Company; capital stock.
s. $1,000 in 200 600 shares OF s.; trustees,
Albert T Baxter. W. y. L. Rutherford
and A. W. Anderson; Office, Seattle.
CM sheafe. receiver OF the Merchants
Delivery Company. yesterday filed his
final report. showing cash on hand, $3.50 g.
collected on Tacoma accounts. $4s0.5S; on
Seattle accounts. sl.l5l.S; total receipts.
g. 6Si 90 Disbursements. A,QS5.32. balance
on hand. S.fs6.sI.
In the case Of w. A. Mcdonald VS.. Al
fred Mosher and Alfred Mosher Jr.. IN
which 5. p. Flynn had Sled & complaint
or 1ufeTNsILioGs gtSASiAdg
threw out the Intervention. holding that
Flynn must. as he had a right 70, bring
a separate action
The suit OF Frank s. Southland VS.. Thorn
as W Gordon ct e. has been dismissed
by Judge Moore on stipulation. the money
involved having been paid Southland by the
county. The suit which was brought Or
igirally by Floyd Twichell October rs. 1898,
was for alleged oyercharges in the county
clerks Office. OF which Gordon was then
the incum bent.
The case OF y. NJ Mcdonald VS.. Nellie
Lewis e. al was on trial in Judge Moore's
court yesterday. Mcdonald seeks 10 fore
close a lien upon the Lewis building on
Third avenue for balance due for con-
tract price OF erecting the building. The
parties first left the matter 10 The deci-
sion OF two arbitrators, who decided adj
xersaly 20 Mcdonald. He claims frregu-
iarlges IN the arbitration proceedings and
asks for q foreclosure Of his Hen.
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Co ard G. p s-nafh. ax~rsxatsne T. ~ ~
nave been sokd and assigned 70 George
Ian. ptasrstr Il the pressnt suit
me Claims os the Seattle Brick ant TIE
company, p. J. Csen1oz and s. g. coo-ha
agxresatsng s1.7n.s-. have bsaa sol9 ard
assigned 20 Gee Hee. who Ia turn sold an
1rsotFtde6 1ve-zevelsthz interest IN them 70
Twin Wo.
The court he'd that sust and esuItz BE
pAfution a1sorsg ire various parties In inp-
tersst car be had only by sac q ne p-nr..
erty suc q division % TIRE neg rwocesss
Accordingly Judge 7Goore declared N.
piaiuTir. George Dan. emitted 20 "a s-rer-
tocutory decree as- order of sac. aS tysdz-
Ing the respective rights and interests Of
The various parties. ard % 8 aaaI decree
OF distribution OF the p~pceesas % the sale.
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BEATEN hy His "Frtends."

Detective Williams was az Ballard last
evening investigating a case OF supposed
highway robbery. The victim was Ed
ward Johnson, and while there is no doubt
that he received q terrible beating. the po-
Ice are inclined TO believe that the ele-
mant OF highway robbery is lacking. X
appears that some men were celebrating
and sent Johnson out with some money
to get liquor. He did not return. accord
ing 20 the story, so the crowd went out
on hunt for the liquid. They succeeded
in getting a bottle OF alcohol and Incl
dentally ran across Johnson, who viii re-
member the meeting for several days 70
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This Is the Climax
Of Shoe SeIIin3.-
ne Ne PaS Gau d Generous Dagn Gsrn.

Ladies. Mems, Boys and Girls Shoes,
N I'D grain and vea8 calf. not hrukcn
lot aut ST sizes. worth % % $50 pair.
today and SATURDAY &C pair.
See cur window display.
Ladies Fine Kid Shoes. pew Coming
Century toa. custom dnssh. reduced 70
G-s5 pair
Ladies' High Grade Royal KID Shoes TN
lace and button. new needle Toe. worth
Ia. today and Saturday cay Ss-sa pair.
Mems Ftae Calf shoes, IN SIX different
STYLES OF tees. worth S-.N. reduced 20 S1.15
p2lr.
Your choice % our entire stock 81 Mems
Fine Shoes, except ox2lood, worth up to
81, today and Saturday s. 5 pair.
Boys end Girls School Shoes. tE grain
button, with sole leather tip. al solid,
spring heel sizes s 10 4, 7Sc. sizes TO Il.
sso; sizes q 20 g only so pair.
Misses and Chil1ren's CoE2UeroF Ca{
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button ShoeS., snrinw hess unfuee ecAeci
shoes. an salfs sizes Is 20 s1s. worth si.aa.
reduced % ST pair. Chtidrans staeS. Sic 10
T. reduced frcgn 81 Is 10 SOC.
Misses High Grade Swains serviceseie
Scssd Dress Shoes, in new cola toe. Kid
and cloth, also N heavy Dull ponSoia.
D0nEosA tip. new coin tee. sizes III 70 :, IN
Il, c, y. = widths. reduced from - TO $50
pair.
Infants Pebble Calf Button shoes. with
patent leather tip sizes 20 5. reduced
from csc to soc pair.
20 dozen Newport shoe Dressing. reaac-
ed 20 Sc bottle.
Mems RUbnerS &c pair.
LADIES' First Quality Union kahhers re-
ducsd TO SAc.
Ladies Boston and woonsocket High
Cut storm kuhhsrs. reduced to 800 pair.
Chilaren's Grain school shoes. tip, sixes
s 10 s, &c same an sizes , % II. ssa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19

Three nsw mining companies spTa1g into
existence yesterday. Articles OF f7corporz-
ton we're filed a. follows.
New Enr@rz NLaA1g Company, CAPITA
stock g 90 &c n e snares: trustees. FL
muzd Cosgrove. J. p. Gleason. ". 2 Nc
Gerry. J. Fl. Lyons ans +. II. OfConzoT.
Tenasksr Cod Mining Company. capital
stock 81. coo tn s. SHARES: trustees. Alfred
Raymond. Lawrence Spear and william
=. Watson
Cals5onsa Mining Company. capital stock
- 90 Il forty shares OF 500: trustees. c.
". Speer. A. II. Chamberlain and c. ".
s<yfz a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
CHAPMAN PERPLExED.
Councilman Does Not Understand
WHY Fr~mauterz Are Dissatisfied.

Why Fremouters Are Dissatisfied
Or. William Chapman IS having some
trouble with his constituents IN Fremont
Fremont feels itseI neglected BY the g.
attls city council. and has laid heavy
burden OF blame OF the broad shoulders OF
lis representative. The doctor cannot I'M
derstand g. Has he not done everything
FOR Fremont that a man could 6o2 Has he
not fought Fremont's battles and szowed
his own residence town. Brooklyn. 20 suf
fer? he asks al these questions tn az sin
cerity and looks really perpiexed.
When the Fremont mill Is running. pow
er IS furnished TO supply the town with
water. When the mil Is closed down 8 4
6av Is paid tire city TO operate the pump
al Fremont T'ais has been ths arrange
,nent. Now the city refuses 70 furnish
rover FOR tha water AZ 8 q day and the
Fremonters are IN despair.
Then their protest is fortified BY another
IN ughts Fremont used to have arc
llshts. Now the citizens gee by incandes-
cents and there IS grave likelihood that
fhev WIZ see not az al after tire suu goes
down t0~ tfs city council Is disturbing
even tails privilege
S~Aarrnsr want - Fremont yesterday ard
af-es M the situation He asked the prop
ertv owners 10 turn ~ q report OF ire ter
rifory severed b. the present water sys-
tenn and the value II the property In
VOWED He thinks that viii - an arE1g-
rnert 20 produce IN the city council which
VII silence opposition TIE pipe IN use 81
--esent covers eight o. ten blocks. said
tAs doctor Yesterday. Il woD]d Re tust IS
ea~y nv putting in so feet more ot pipe
70 cover several blocks mere. giving then
water ana ere protection. A peutloa
signed by Fremont property owners VII
- presented az t5e next regular raeetin z
~ trs city council and VT ee backed By
a. TIE asoauercs q Councilman era PEnar.
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q 80 5on-s Kran- was rsnan5ed 70 tAs
county jail
KrU-r we-t frso a saloon eer1wcses ~
William M1lArcle ara Patrick Hayes ard
secured E4ss % i eAeek supposed % have
been drawn by Sos Q. simpson On the FIRST
Nztio1A hank o. Sesssl~ n favor % Az
gus; kar.ssroz. TIE history o. Kramza's
downfall VAS ecl1 a. l&zgGh IN the Post
llt@.z lxeace. LAST seek
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Canal alton Salt

The survey map OF the North canal stu
stretches across half the area IN judge
Benson's department. and the jury strl
sits In judgment on tire value % property
that VIII bs swallowed up and conEscated
BY the great connecting Ink between e.
Nott bay and Lake washington. Yesser-
day tas jury returned a verdict OF SS.oos
as the amount % damages resulting TO the
property OF .. Kellogg 81 a.. In Denny 4
Hoyt's addition. The totsl damages thus
Far assessed amount 70 s-3s-4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
New suits Filed.

New suits were filed yesterday in the
superior court as follows:
Fred Fox vs.. W H. Rayner e. al--Bal-
ence on promIssory note, $S44-s5, and fore
closure.
American Genera Mortgage and Invest
ment Corporation. Limited. VS. Monika
Slegel-Promissory note. sl..0o. and fore
closure.
Northern Counties Investment Trust.
Limited. VS.. Herminie kreutziger e. al
Promissory note, s1.545. foreclosure and
appoirtmsn OF receiver and guardian ad
Item.
Marguerite Lowman VS.. Williams L. Low
man-Digorce.
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Yesterday morning the Post-tnteili-
gencer told OF the peculiar actions o..
Ernest Henry willets. an Engishman
with a big eyeglass and plaid coat. VIII
let's thought an expressman was trying &c
kidnap him. so Chief Reed sent detec tive
with him 70 the water front where ne
took the steamer Flyer for Tacoma. After
willets reached the City os Destiny he
applied to the police for protection. He
was taken TO a hotel. but later In the night
the police took charge Of him.
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THIEVES In JAIL.
TWO NEx ARRESTED FOR STEAL
ING BLANKETS.

.,ax~vx Er-u. Bound Over by jus
ff~@ Inxersoli fer the Murder of
Faaxke-NaShIng Brought oat at
IN. Preliminary Hearing Net Al
ready Told in the Po>t-intefft-
weueer-gHportnnt Witnesses Do
Yer T~.tffy-Krsus and His Law
srNrurrra whe Confessed TO
Forgery. demanded for Trial
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HUGHES DAMAGE SUIT.
Evidence All In. and Argument
closed fesserday.

~ s,nr array O. evidence tn the damage
80, - Ms Mary Hughes arsinSt the
,1-arsn. Improvement Company, IN = hicA
sc seslxs 70 recover damages for ire death
~ her husband IN Ire Franklin mine dis
ast.r was eoncsa6sd yesterday. and was
golsowrss by a legal battle such as Is not
witnessed in ths ordinary routine O. court
work
The argument was AMY Sord0ete71 on
IN staa~ John z KTuuphrse< opened Tor
-. -~,sA-nriau re was followed ~
A,srs~ +. Rur.eicA for TIE defense. ; Fl.
tssras 49,, closed tor the defense. Ard VIII
(. Humphrey for the plaintiT. I; was a.
80 o.~}o>k WHEN Mr. Humphrey con-
,,.,,sos ans Judge Jacobs ssi3 tat - IL
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A small Theft.

Detective Phillips was detailed Yesterday
afternoon TO investigate the reported theft
of SIS worth of household goods from a
storeroom adjoining the Free Coinage sa-
loon. corner OF First avenue and Pike
street. The goods belonged 20 George
Maister and were recently removed from
the California lodging house.
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Will Anneal the Case.

a <. Nelson. claimant, and Edward Can
tilion. intervening ubelant. OF the
schooner ". ". Morrill,. which was re-
Gently sold by the United States circuit
court, fled a notice OF appeal in the United
States court YESTERDAY These sibelants
appeal from so much OF the final decree as
awards 70 Charles n. White a decree for
mariners wages OF $50. ard s2ls TO s. y.
Johnson
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Krumm Held fer Trial.

George = Erumn. who confessed -
Detective EdEaE5 Cu6ihee chat his iafa
hA1 been ruined because % his love for
Nay Winters. a 6ashlng b.ond. w2s bouad
over - tbs superior court yesterday morn
iaE ~ Tastfcs Iz<erselI q The charge os
forging ms Ga-nA % So q. Simpson, The
v es.- kn9wa logging contractor. IN 5esaul.
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Nr IZauhIe Acuuitted.

In the municipal court yesterday Mrs.
Emily Kauble. formerly of Mount Yer
non, charged with immortality, was ac-
quilted by a jury. The trial lasted all
day. and the verdict was not rendered I'M
fl evauing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19

bacteria co rot occur In ne blood OF n
tse tissues OF = healthy living body. either
q man or the lower animals" 50 SAYS
re celebrates Or. Koch. Oths- 6octors
cav that re Ses; rnsGbclns g recGe~ ths
blood perfectly pure ana hea.sAy IS Ayers
SsrsauariLG-
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Marriage License.

License 10 wed was issued yesterday for
Frank Gronko and Alma Huffman. both Of
Seattle.
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demand that The nerves be always in
proper condition. The most grateful
soothing. sleep-inducing OF al tonics Is
Anhelser- Busch's Mslt-Nutrine--the food
drink. Appstlzing and invigorating. At ell
druggists.
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had another case Sc. sc- that hc-r Re
would deliver lis Instructions % tie Jury
t1is morning
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Steamship UuaTiAa, sailing from san
ga netsco February sScA, vi carry ger
.~sf rsa~cAanaiss 20 Seattle a. s. ~ tor
ri. zser sails promptly as scheduled
"a makes she trip = three days
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Ssuethtzx rev. Sweet ptoks@ psg's
tongues fnT sac ~ Patton. Yakima ana
Ssa.t1s markets. s certs pr pound.
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Mss =. wtlzinski. Graduate Optcss.-
Esves sctentlnoally examined free
- 5000 avenue gTos Maye- 4 pr-s y
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Something new. Sweet picked pig's
tongues for sale by Fulton, Yakima and
Seattle markets, cents per pound
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Dentists attention Or. Fox-s ences
for rent
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ia CO. sAcOa Tor Alaska o4tastsrs.
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F-B. Co. Bacon for Alaska outntter.
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c. R. YATES & CO.,
COR. DUKE AND FAIRFAX SITS.
Opening and Closing of the Mails.

Opening ana CIOslnS OF une Mails.
Northern mails close at Z 80 and IL 45 q
N. and Is, 2 so. 6 so and 30 p. m
Open at 90 a. m, 12 90 m. and 90 D. m
Southern mails Wis Charlottesville, clcse
7 SO and 10 90 a. N. and 2 Is and
8 80 p. m. Opea at 800 q. N. and 90
p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, close at
10 40 a. m. and 13 and 8 80 p N.
Manassas Division mails close st so a. Iu.
aud As p. m. Open at l p N.
Alexandria and Bound Hill mails close 81
40 a. m. and 90 p II. Open at OG q. m.
and 80 p. N.
Chesapeake and Ohio nails close at 10
o. IN. and 8 80 p. N. Ope, 8 sOOa. m. and
4 45 Pm
Washington mails close at 7 50 and IL 45
a. m, and 1 15, . so, so and S 80 p. m.
open at 90 a. H., II 90 m. and 8 90 and
Office Hoor+opsn at 90 a. N. Close ST
OOp.m
Sunday Hours-opon at 900 a. N. Close
at 9 80 a. m.
Carriers schedule-Cc Collections made on
Inside routes-6 80 and 10 90 a. m. and
8 90 and 80 p. N. Full routes 80 a. N.
and 80 p. N. Sunday collection 90 p,
M. Carriers window open Sunday 90 a. N.
close 80 8. N.
Deliveries made 8 90 a. M, 10 90 n, and
90 p. N.
All msil should be in Office ten minutes
b fore hour indicated for clodns.
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ANDRIA, VA. TUESDAY EVENING" DECEMBER ID 1897
tablish has been very tardy to do him
that justice his eminent services de-


that justice his eminent services de-
serve.
In this age of monument building,
while many man with not tithe of
bis claims to nations gratitude lies
under costly and snowy memorials of
bronze or marble, the poor and friend
less wagon boy of the Occoquan who
"out of due time" in the order of Gods
appointing came to be the invincible
soldier, the self-sacri6ciog patriot and
one of the nations law-givers has only
an obscure gave and an unpretentious
stone to mark the place of his sepulture.
But his time is coming. Investigation
is at length getting down TO the plain
facts OF the revolutionary struggle,
and carefully scrutiniz!ng the motives
and actions of its military commanders;
and while it is bringing more and more
into unfavorable light the intrigues of
Gates, Arnold and Lee it is making ap-
pear more brilliant and unsel6sh the
record cf Morgan, aud assuredly its
righeo verdict will assign him his
true place in our annals; aud through
the laudable efforts of the Daughters
and Sons of the Revolution" make
possible the bulldog OF his fitting mon
ment.
The name of General Daniel Morgan
is not down in the books of famous
lineage" nor ia it inscribed on any roll
of Battle Abbey. His coat of arms is
not embl zoned in any book of heral-
dry. No need to search through long
lines of ancestry to discover the begin.
nings OF his house. He himself was the
founder, its maker and builder. Moth.
ing of its renowu and splendor did he
borrow from princes of the blood or
knights of crusade. He belonged to
the mighty army of honest toilers as his
ancestors bad before him. He believed
in the dignity OF labor, and he digDifed
and honored it by lite time Of noble
service The hand with which he drew
his sword in his country's cause vas
calloused by welding The axe and
driving the plow and wagon; and if l
we're one of his descendants l would
rather have quartered on my coat OF
arms these emblems of honest toll than
all the crouching or rampant lions OF
the Plantsgenets, Tudors or Stuarts.
AS be was born soldier so was he born
a nobleman, one Of natures best; aud
no kinely sword ever laid on shoulder
of knight mid blare OF trumpet and
show of roysl pomp could have added
a degree to his nobility.
Mobiles are made by patents
Viii Kings and Queens bestow.
Of such the names of thousands
The books of lineage show.
But only natures patents
Can give the noble aim
To true nobility OF purpose
She only gives the clainl.
w. II. s.