Deseret Evening News | 1892-04-05 | Page 14 | An Ancedote of Washington

An .tiientulo .f 1a.l.InBt,.u. It was while pltinginu through tho "leaden rain and Iron liail," ut tho Ixttllu of Monmouth that Washington' huntu waiahot under him. Thu chit f coolly i.trptHl from tho prwitrato charger, nud halug reccivyd fi-om tho lund-iofuu atttlidntit orderly a fresh horm, riudy cuariJonHl, ho tunnel to thu aablo Wly Krnnt wlio followed him ilomi thnmgti all daticn", and w ithout thu proMm u of whotMi elMiiiago ft J let nro of Wiudt-ingtou Wiudt-ingtou and his family would not In couipleto, and (pletly said "litre. Hill), tuko thu Paddle from that dad horo and look ut fur iW And then ho tlaihM nwny tudin-vt planting cf 0h aid's battery. "(Jollyl- rxt-lnlinetl old Hilly, as ho rt luted tho Incident to ouo of thu fiimlly on his return homo, "who obbcr did im. r-ucli a man as Maa'r Washlngtoti? Whu d ibUr V thought ob ilat Niddlo but him? I tvlljo, maa'r remembers tbirtitig tb'rt'ing down to do Urylltlloat." New York Ledger.