Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-02-28

tural Morality Superior to Religious
RESTRAINT, and the third" Religion
and Church OF the Future" This
lady comes highly recommended as Il
public speaker.
a menagerie has pitched its tent on
the plat OF ground adjoining the post
office, and for % cents admission %
cents for children) all can have an op-
portunity of seeing the three-legged
COW, the four-legged rooster, a seal, a
porcuplnc, snakes, and various ami
mails OF the wild cat and cayota species.
The show does not profess to rival
forepaugh in extent, nor to exhibit all
the animals that would interest an
audience, but it does claim that it
possesses some objects that will inter
est grown people and instruct the
young folks.
On Monday evening, March Sd, the
most fascinating favorite among emo
honal stars, Miss Caroline Gage, will
make her debut to an Olympia audi
ence in BARLEY Campbells beautiful
society drama "Thc Galley Slave"
Miss Gage enjoys-the fiattering reputa-
ton OF being one OF the cleverest, most
versatile and finished actress of her
age in America. She is supported by
remarkably strong and evenly
balanced company of players under
the personal direction OF the veteran
actor and manager Mr.. Harry F.
keene, whose long experience as an
actor and stage manager makes him a
fitting instructor for company who
are thorough artists in their respective
lines, and is sufficient guarantee
that the company is good and worthy
OF patronage. The sale of seats for
the special engagement of this COM
pany opens Saturday, March LIST, at
w. A. Van Epps' bookstore.
A very unusual diversion in the
form of entertainments is afforded
our people, at Columbia Hall tonight,
by the performance of the University
Glee and Banjo Club, of Tacoma.
This club is composed of old Univer-
sity boys, many of whom sang in the
glee clubs of their alma matters, and
there are representatives from the
leading colleges of the land. The
Ledger in commenting on late per-
Torrance OF the club in Tacoma, says:
"The excellence OF the entertainment
was surprise to many. Professionals
could not have been more pleasing.
Many of the songs were familiar to
those who had heard them in the
"quad" at fair Harvard, on the fence
at Yale, and in the chosen places at
other colleges. Some of the members
OF the club had sung them years ago
and they had not forgotten how to
put the old college spirit into their
music. Encore followed encore, and
it seemed as if the friends of the
members of the club could not get
enough of the treat. There were
enough comic songs to keep the aud
fence in the best of humor-songs
OF the iavorite kind with college boys
ridiculous words and plaintive
music"
WEATHER REPORT. The follow
weather report has been furnished the
STANDARD by the U. S. Signal Office
at this place, for the week ending Fri
day morning, Feb. %, 1890:
Barometer-Average, 29.9S inches;
highest, 3O.3S, on Wednesday; lowest,
1851, On Monday; range, 81 in.
Temperature-Average, 81 degrees;
highest, 80 on Sunday; lowest, IL on
Wednesday; range, SO.
Rainfall-Total amount OF rainfall,
.OS of an inch; greatest amount for
one day, .0S, on Sunday; mean relative
humidity during week, 80 per cent.
Wind-Prevailing direction, N. f..
highest hourly velocity, Is miles, on
Monday; total number of miles wind
Travelled during week. 942.
Weather-Light rain on Sunday;
There we're 4 cloudless, partly cloudy
and l cloudy day. Hard frost ON every
day during week.