Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-10

i The Ic,up,s for quarter ending
sept. ~. current wear, were $23 ,S5S.
II aud disbursements SIS 81 II.
lalnrco on hand 81 $50 -.
The lecture Of Mrs Bridge Satur-
lay evening. on The Necessity and
Mission of Old Fellowship" fully
sustained tie reputation Of tie tai
eniod lady "A. an eloquent and able
advocate Of the gioat principles
winch llo at the foundation of the
oidcr On SUNDAY evening Sue
spoke on the subject Of Temperance
10 one Of the largest audiences ever
assembled IA the clty, AMI her adj
df"ss wasouiorsed IN the mos, exirav-
ngnut terms 10y IN ~ whose Judgment
b" 10 ,"ht question. md las, evening
sic di-cuuI~,d on Tho MYSTERIES
aud Romnucrs II Florida" to an
'n'"lhgcn, aud nprieclative audience.
~ nn orator Mrs. Bridge is pro
npuncod the pee, Of all VITO have
preceded her. anl Olympia has been
visited hy some If the most talented
men ahd women Gu the American
ro~irum. Mrs. Bridge will lecture
At Cheh,ll- Monday evening.
Hu,A \ Lockwood. the Wo-
man" National Equal Rishts" can
dla,e for tho Presidency, SAYS, in
her letter II acceptance OF the nomi-
nation. " believe, with your unan-
nous ard coloiial support, aud the
taiihcss aud Justice 81 our cause, we
shall not only be- able TO carry the
election. bat To guide the Ship Of
state snfcly into por'." This letter
- aldissscd Ia the " Equal Rights
Executive Committee" Gnl their
" luminous aud cordial support
~ Therefore regarded ms the only
condition requisite for carrying the
election. Tie nbsurdity of this
proposition Is not l,s mos, objection
able feature. IL IN following The
hackney'd iCim OF political stag
crs. which should be discarded by
each aud every advocate Of practical
reform. Mrs. Lockwood states de.
liberate falschood when she pro-
fssses 10 believe that there is the
most remote possibility Of her carry
ing the election, and she must have
known. when she peDned the sen.
tence, that every school girl would
10 al no loss TO discover tho dsin-
gonuousness Of such an assertion.
Tpr Presbyterian Synod Of the
Columbia met in Seattle on the "a
instant, with n full attendance from
home aud abroad. The usual re-
ports were made and sessions mainly
devoted 10 routine work. Rev. Ru-
fus Hatch was received from the
Congregational Church, aud Rev.
u. Dilworth accepted call from
the Vashon Church and Rev. j. L.
May from the one at Vancouver.
Sumner was chosen for the next
place Of meeting. The Committee
ON Church Erection reported that
two churches had been dedicated
since the last regular meeting, cost
ing 81 800 each; that the Ellens-
burg church had secured an academy
property for church and school pur.
poses. valued at 81, 700; that the
Olympia prsouago had been repaired
at u cos, OF $1,000; that new
churches had been orgauized at To.
ledo. Bellinghnm Bay and Cosmopo-
lis; that new church was being
built At Vancouver, and that churches
would soon be erected at Sebome,
Renton, Toledo and Vashon.
J. Is. Gardner. the Corresponding
Secretary Of the Republican and H.
dependent Association Of Boston,
snd who has charge Of campaign |
matters in New England, says out
siders have no conception Of the
strength Of the bolt in Massachu-
setis and Nortl ern New England.
In Boston. they have their Commit
too OF One Hundred, made up OF the
best mon In the ciiy--all old Repub.
iicans. Outside OF these, there is
what they call their "skirmish line"
Of fifteen hundred who have been
pledged 10 work in the movement,
and besides they have sn abundance
VI funds aud great enthusiasm. Mr.. |
Gardner says Buffers candidacy will
hurt Blaine more than Cleveland,
because no will draw AWAY anti Cleve-
land Democratic votes that would
otherwise have voted for Blaine.
Tho leader OF the Prohibitionists in
Massachusetts, says st. JOHN will poll
~ 900 votes in that State, and he /
expects Cleveland TO carry the State.
TmE Chehalis Nugget proposes to
beat Mr.. Armstrong because he has
not replied ioa query Of its editor,
4" VIVA. name the Territory shall !
bear when admitted n State p
Wall now thara In m sensihIe reason !!