Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-03-30

The Fleetwood unshipped her rudder
wheel while coming into port yesterday
opposite Second Street wharf Fortu-
nately no serious damage resulted.
Tuesday, the Clara Bronn brought in
from Seattle a large portion of the dis
charged cargo OF merchandise from the
schooner Henry Buck, OF the Wells Line.
Charles Augustus and Annie Marie
went walking Sunday. There were 9TH
ers perambulating the hillsides, whose
names are not known to the writer al
present.
There is well-srounded hope, now, for
our neighbors on the Westsde, since
Rev. Mr.. Carver has commenced hold
ing Sunday afternoon meetings in the
school-housc.
Olympia Lodge No. l, I. o. o. F., last
meeting chose T. c. Van Epps, J. n.
Swan and Robert Mari, Representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge, which meets
at Col a he Sth of May.
Man Is an initiative animal. To test
the matter, clean up your back-alleys,
put the old broken gate on hinges, OF
plant flower garden, and see if your
neighbor does not initiate you.
The streets are being cleaned up under
the supervision OF our efficient Marshal
Robert McNair This is move in the
right direction, and property-owners
should render him all the assistance pos
sible.
Logging camps are now in active oper
alton. Bush & CASTOR, between herr
and Tenino, are hauling in about 20,OC(
feet per day, and the Tacoma Mill Co,
in close proximity, is hauling about
10000 feet per day.
Sheriff Bush of Cheha!is county, and
Mr. J. G Lewis, his Deputy, passed
through town Tuesday en- route to the
asylum, at Fort Steilacoom, in charge o.
James Washington, OF Aberdeen, recent
ly adjudged insane.
Capt. Doane recently purchased resi-
dence property on the corner of Franklin
and Union Streets, of Mrs. White; con-
sideration, 81 800. Tuesday, he sold that
possession to Chicago party for SO 100
Who will be next to invest in Olympia
real estate?
The fame of the products of the Olym-
pia Bottling Works is extending all over
the Sound, and orders are coming in by
every mail. Their Ginger Ale rivals the
famous Belfast product, and is pro-
nounced superior to it by some reliable
connoiseurs.
Services at the First Congregational
church next Sunday, Rev. Leonard J.
Carver, minister. Subject Of morning
sermon, Immortality" evening SER
mon, "The. Shattered Sepulchre -
Social meeting every Thursday evening
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Martin McCondress, of Mud Bay,
was trimming some brush last Saturday,
when the AK glanced, cutting cash in
his knee. No serious results are appre-
hended, though the wound is quite pain
full. Mr.. NJ. is now at st. Peters Hospi-
tai, under the care of DR.. FlanEigan.
An Olympia naturalist says the same
pair of swallows that nested in the cor
nice OF her house, last year, have come
back and taken up their abode in
the same knot-hole. OF course, they
are sensible birds and are able to see
through knot-hole, the future of Olym-
pia.
Mr.. Alex. Mcleod and Miss Carrie
Young, both well-known in this city
were married at Shelton. yesterday, by
Rev. j. r. Thomson, of Vancouver, who
came over to tie the nuptial knot The
happy twain have gone to Portland on q
bridal tour and will be absent about two
weeks.
Lieut.. II. T. Mayo, in command Of the
Coast Survey Schooner Earnest, which
has been ut anchor in this harbor since
last fall, has received orders to be in
readiness to depart on the 10th proximo
to continue the work of last season of tax
ing soundings of the portion Of the
Sound near Whatcom.
Mr.. G. K. Coryell, who has been the
efficient Olympia correspondent of the
Settle PostInteAigencer for some time
past, has resigned the position and will
In the future, be employed by the Times,
at Seattle Mr.. George Mills will, in
the future, fill the duties hitherto SO
we'll discharged by Mr.. C.
An entertainment will be given Satur-
day evening, March 3ist, at Columbia
Hall, under the auspices of the w. c.
T. u, for tho benefit of the Olympi q
Free Reading Room. Miss Lola Collins
will give dramatic recitals. There will
also be vocal and instrumental music by
our best local talent. Admission, %
cents.
There will be a Prohibition Conven-
ton in Columbia Hall, Saturday, April
7, at 10 O'Clock A. N. Mr.. Walter T. Mills,
of Ohio, known as the little giant, will
be present 1t is said he has few, if any,
superiors as lecturer and organizer. He
will lecture at o'clock p. N. Subject,
"Must We Have q New Party?" Adj
mission free.
About all laboring men who were seek
lug employment, have attained the de
sired object. Those who were not able
to obtain work here have gone to Gray's
Harbor and elsewhere. A large number
of unemployed laboring men does not
donofa thrift hut when thew ara engaged