, 1892-04-16

ing. He started for police headquarters
on dead run, and notified the officer in
charge. A posse of citizens was quickly
! organized. They surrounded the woods
and stealthily and cautiously closed in.
When they came upon the coveted prey,
what was their disgust to behold Julia
and an old chum, seated before fire of
fagots in enyiable enjoyment
Yesterday, the crucifxion; tomorrow, the
resurrection. Throughout Ghristendom,
church bells Will chant and children viii
carol the joys of Easter tide. This sacred
festival is celebrated in every part Of the
Christian world with great s0lemnity and
devotion. Formerly the Christians saluted
each other with a kiss azs he words,
"Christ is risen, I" to which response
was made, 'sHe is risen indeed This GUS
tom is still in practice to a certain extent
IN the Greek church, particularly in Rus
sia. Today, which is Holy Saturday, was
ever set apart as day for specially solem-
nizing baptism. Courts of Justice were
closed, aims were distributed Slaves were
freed, and the people gave Themselves up
to enjoyment and feasting.
The Ferry Leary nuptials will be the one
topic OF discussion for a few days. Hosts
of friends from Seattle, Tacoma, and all
parts of the state will witness the cere-
mony, which takes place at neon in st.
Johns Episcopal church. And, by the
way, this is the first marriage III Olympia,
solemnized IN church, since The McKenny--
Reed wedding. Miss Ferry's many warm
friends will attest their appreciation of
her, by the most magnificent floral decora-
tlOns IN the church and at her home The
Easter decorations will be removed on
Monday, to be replaced by new and more
elaborate ones. The reception will be at
Governor Ferry's home, from 1890 to 2
O'Clock, and the richness of costumes will
be such as has never before been displayed
IN Olympia. Mr.. and Mrs. Leary will
leave on the 2:15 p. m. train, for San Fran
cisco, and will take a steamer for Japan.
They expect to be gone about four months.
George G. Mills and 3. G. Mcdonald will
be two Of the ushers, while the other two
will be from Seattle.
Punch winds up a poetieal lament on
one Of the popular infections Of the day as
Oh, fear that when the summer roses bloom
You viii read upon well appointed tomb
tInfuenza never lick'd him,
But he fell an easy victim
To that universal scourge n '4azFa-ra- boom
There is nc. escaping from it. The news
boys whistle it, the letter carriers hum it,
and go where you may, in the busy hours
of the day or in the stiffness of the night
you will hear its echo. You have it for
breakfast, dinner and supper, and between
meals. The Pail Mall Gazette presents it
in this version:
smart and stylish girl you are,
Belle OF good society;
Not to strict, but rather free
Yet as right as right can be
Never forward, never bold
Never too hot and not too colo
But the very thing, / am told
That in your arms you'dlike to. hold
Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay, etc [eigllt times
m not ezztravagantly shy,
And Whena a nice young man $ nigh,
For his heart have a tryAS
And faintaWay with tearfTfs
w hen The GOOD voiIlIg .34sali5 FL 3aste
Niltslpport me round the sY YttiSf
i don't come to, while thus embraced
Till Of my lips he steals a taste
Ta-ra-ra, etc.
I'm timid flower OF Innocence
Pa says that I5haye no sense
IN one eternal big expense;
But men say that I'm just immense
Ere my verses I conclude
I'd like it known and understood
Though free as air, I'm never rude
I'm not too bad, and not too good
Ta-ra-ra, etc. Everybody sing.l