The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23

Bishop Leslie. "the nxhtinr bishop." be-
tore FOR o;,r battle in harsa.n1 prayed: 20 Cad
claim Thy help: bat Il We are bad. our
enemies are worse. and II Thou seest not
meet to help US We pray Thee help them
il 70 The arms 81 asS sss 'n! The A ns ed
service MaGaStne compares with this the
suppiicasion which an officer offered ~
dcpendence Ia $50: Il win not ask Thee.
not help me Austrian but Il thou rhsa viii vii
SIT on yonder hin Thou shalt not -
ashamed u Thy chiidren.''
DR.. Edward Randall Knoxiss AZ T,x-
ford. Mass. who was recently honorct.
with the cross and rank OF Commander 81
the Order OF st. Catharine Of Mount ginni.
has received notice from Prince Guy de
Susignan. the fsgitimist prince royal Of
Armenia and CypnIs. that on his reot,ast
the Gordon Of the Royal Armenian Order
Of Mount Sinai has besn ed on Du-
puy de Lone. late Spanish minister 70 the
United States. and Frederick c. perneid.
OF Connecticut. recently conaul-geaeral at
Cairo This order. Instituted In l0es. an
tedates the Hospitsli<rs and every order
OF knishfhood. except the Papal decora-
ton OF the Order Of 81 John OF Jerusalem.
General Joseph Smith. OF Maine. tells
nov ne published paper without = prses
got my paper all set up and ready for the
press. I'd lay the type On q wsahssan6.
get i all ieveled down wen In the chaSe.
and then I'd call in the hired girl. Skc
weighed about 10 pounds when she sat
down. That's what wsnted-sis,inx dawn
1 mixed the type. laid over II the sheet 81
paper. and on top az that the blanket. ana
then ! politely Invited the hired girl 10
and ten pounds. remember The resuit
was Just as good IN impression al yor
could get on any 500 hand press made IA 4,
day. was a. ss'ss ny sds sss ,s e ao
girl was good for the job at one sitttssx.-
no. az 80 slifsngs And she took an n
for rei saaies. . .y:ry and Ts: Us. :. ready
s4'ue hos peffecsing pres would BE-"
Some recent visitors to Daniel wshster's
Old home In Aarshneid, Mass. SAYS the
New York Times. found only one man in
the nefehhoshnod who could talk from
ard not soul who bore his name az
Claimed direct or Indirect descent from
nim The execution was an aged person
namsa ~risht who said thai in ire old
days ne had been the superintendent at
Weuessrs bik farm. ana had known him
Wen and Intimately Tor years, not ~ tho
1reat orator and politician, OF course. bus
~ the gentleman farmer kindly empfofer
and good neiUhbor. Mr.. Wright somewhat
reluctantly admitted that az an agricsiitrf.
ist Ills famous friend WAS not q brilliant
hucfcsA III pfcun3afy way. buf ne aar9
that 10 one ever loved a quiet rural life
better. or took ksener, more minute o.
more personal interest Ia all that went on
IN the fieids. waosis and barns He loved
this place. every tree and flower ard living
thing on IL. He knew every sod that Was
turned. every csx that WAS MIXED. every
blade OF grass that was S1owsd-and htt
steers There was q man who knew "a
OK Ard then Mr.. Wright told Row Web
sfes. when near deaths door. had his Ia
vorfte oxen driven up before the window 4
TIE nanse that has nov disappeared. II
was there. ana drove them up. two by two,
wfssIe Webster stood by the window ara
watched them PASS. IL was q sad day for
that housshoid. and when he Was gone
everythinR BEGAN 70 go down hill. Al tbs
end Of TWO Years the place was closed itp
and sold DsecenseaI some parts ~ &
fetched good prices. others almost notn~
| Ing According TO this authority, Web
| ster never drank 10 exceas- and his onfy
| troubls was the fact that he did not have
~ much money - ne needed" Mr.
Wright IL over 50 years Old. but effyl
works dsiiv sn his fields. ana shows tew
slers Of extreme age.