Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-22

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. will go from that city to Pomeroy, il
the First Judicial District, for tn
same purpose He will aiterward
make a rip to Salem, Oregon, bein;
absent about three weeks. .
Mrs. Loretta Foreman Wa taken he
fore Probate Judge Root n Wednes
day, charged with insanity. The OK
animation of the case vas continue
until Thursday, when Il jury was sum
moned and the evidence presented
The Jury decided that the evidence
WAS insufficient to substantiate the
charge and she was discharged
/ The O. Il. & Y. Co.'S steamer Hts.
saio. after having been thoroughly re
fitted, left Portland on Tuesday last for
Puget Sound, under command OF Capt
o. A Anderson OF the steamer ADS
kan. 1t is expected that the Haasoio
will be placed on the Olympia route
temporarily, during which time the
Hayuard will undergo thorough re-
pairs.
Tom Brown was arrested last Sun
day for selling liquor to Indians. On
Monday he had preliminary exami-
ton before L. S. Commissioner
O'Brien, who bound him over to APP
pear at the October term OF Court. On
Tuesday Marshal McNair accom-
panied Brown to McNiel's Island and
incarcerated him in the Government
penitentiary.
Mr. A. r. Yemen, nephew of our
we'll known townsman, l.. p. Yemen,
has been engaged by Messrs. Kohler
& Chase, music dealers, San Fran
cisco, to act as general manager Of
their branch house in Seattle. The
reputation OF Mr.. Yemen throughout
the Sound country as a piano tuner,
will stamp him as being the right man
in the right place.
II. Hidden, the energetic manager OF
the Olympia Bottling Works, has been
making extensive preparations to sup
ply his numerous customers with his
goods. He recently had fifty-five new
cases made, after q pattern of his own
invention, and has received 200 dozen
soda bottles. Still he fears his faclli-
ties in those respects will not he ade-
quate to fill his orders.
The American Lace Co., OF New York
are in town with magnificent stock OF
laces. They will remain but ten days.
Laces worth 80 cents for 10 cents !;
worth IL cents for ) cents Call and
see them at once-you won't regret it.
They also give away beautiful oil
painting to every lady purchasing $40
worth OF lace at once time. Main
street, near Central Hotel.
Mrs. Sampson, the business and
test medium who was in the city Il
few days during the past week, did IL
fairly good business despite the in
clemency OF the weather. She sur
prised some who tested her powers by
telling facts supposed to be unknown
except to the parties themselves.
Other engagements made it necessary
for her to leave, but she expressed her
intention of returning at some future
time
Capt. Van Alstine, general agent
for the San Francisco Medical In
stitute has just arrived and will open
consulting rooms at Young's Hotel,
as specialist, making q speciality OF
rheumatism, ulcers, old sores Of long
standing, hip disease, or any blood pol-
son retained in the system. Capt Van
Alstine is here in the interests of this
company and intends remaining the
coming summer. Consultation free
No cure, no pay. Give him call
One OF the interesting features OF
the celebration in this city will be the
music furnished by the Olympia Cor
net Band, composed, with the excep-
ton OF the director, OF youth under
eighteen years Of age. When the age
OF the performers is taken into con
sideration, together with the fact that
they have only been organized for
thirteen months, the progress made
las been truly surprising. All things
considered, Olympia will have music
furnished by the best amateur band in
the Territory.
There is some talk OF organizing a
Humane Society in this place. The
necessity Of one is quite apparent
Last Saturday span of horses was
left standing in front of Odd Fellows
hall all day without food or water, ex'
posed to the inclemency of the wealth
er, and every day teams may be seer
standing in the rain waiting for theil
owners to do some shopping or helr
elevate the Gresham boom in the near
est saloon. A law should he enacted
for the punishment of the rational
brlltes who thus misuse dumb brutes
Mrs. Hale, Couoty Superintendent
thinks it may be advisable to direct the
attention of teachers to section % o
the School law, which has been amend
ed to read az follows: 1t shall be tn.
duty Of the County Board Of Exam
ination, in all counties having a thou
sand or more children OF school age
to he at the county-seat on the secont
Wednesday of the months of February
May, August and November for thu
purpose Of examining teachers" TIT
last census gave 1913 children OF schoo
age in Thurston county, so, until tn
law is changed, four examinations viii
be held annually instead of two q
heretofore.
Mons. Bushnell and Prince Wells
Novelty Circus, introducing the fOrme
uaut1omon's trO,lne Of Trained animals