Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-06


in business at Edison. He has been
the past ten years a resident OF Ore
gon.
1t is said that the Olympian will
soon begin suit against the Tribune
for "divy" of the "swae" from the
city advertising. 1t will be remem-
bered that the STANDARDS proposition
would have saved the city about 81 900,
had it been accepted.
Victor Tullis died at the residence
OF JOS. Longmire, on Eastside, Satur-
day evening. His age was 65. He
has been resident OF this city several
years and formerly owned considerable
property but at the time of his death
he was without means.
Capt. Wickham wants to be Street
Commissioner. AS he il the Rabid
Republican who bet "house and lands"
on his ticket from Ben. Harrison down,
it shows considerable cheek for him to
ask the Peoples Party Council for the
best office in their gift.
a special train will hereafter be run
on Sunday, between this city and Sc
attic, as follows: Leave Seattle at
6 Is A. NJ, Tacoma, s 10 A. M. and ar
rive in this city at 9 80 A. NJ. Return
ing, leave Olympia at 5 As p. NJ, Ia
como Z p. NJ. and arrive at Seattle at
s AS NJ.
w. L. Langhorn leaves on Sunday
for Chehalis, to accept the position of
Clerk of the Superior Court. He will
retain his interest in the grocery store
here. He is Democrat and his
father has been elected Superior
Judge. His many friends in Olympia
join in wishing him success in his new
position.
The Salvation Army, not to be be-
hind its competitors, has determined
to give an entertainment to coax the
unwilling dimes from the pockets Of
the populace. BERTHE Forslund, the
male impersonator, will relate her
past life and state the cause of her
conversion, at ten cents per head Sum
day night.
Mr.. Bouccicault, Miss Victory Bate
man and their own company are to be
seen in this city next week, Monday
and Tuesday, January 9th and 10th.
They make jump from San Fran
cisco to Olympia, and play only here
and in Seattle, and on their return will
fill an engagement at the Marquam
Grand, Portland.
Three Seattle companies OF militia
will make an excursion to this city
Tuesday afternoon, to participate in
the inaugural ceremonies the next day.
They will be accompanied by divi-
sion of the Knights of Pythias. They
will remain in Tacoma few hours, on
the way up, and will doubtless be &C.
companied by large delegation from
that place. They have chartered the
Sehome for the excursion.
Chas. Dillon had one of his fingers
wrenched from his hand, Tuesday.
While breasting the steamer Willie
from the wharf, his finger caught be-
tween one of the piles and an iron
band which supported it, and when
the steamer swung off was held as
firmly as if in a wise. The weight Of
his body tore the member from the
hand, and Dillon fell into the water
below. He was rescued and taken to
DR.. Wymans' Office, where the stump
was amputated.
The calendar has been made ur
for the coming term of the Supreme
Court, beginning January 10. II
contains two Thurston county ap
peals, those OF Frank Turpin ct al.
respondents, vs.. A. D. Whitney & Son
appellants, and Sloan & Deer, re-
spondents, vs.. Charles Langert ct al.
appellants. These are set for hear
ing on Thursday, January 26. Dur
ing the term the court will hear
arguments on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays. Friday will continue
to be motion day.
st. Johns Guild, Wednesday, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. King; Vice
President, Mrs. r. G. O'Brien; Secre-
tary, Mrs. M. ]. Gordon; Treasurer
Mrs. A. B. Cowles. Committees were
appointed as follows: Decoration
Mrs. G. 8. Eaton, Mrs. H. B. McElroy
Miss Jennie Young. Rectory-Mrs
C. NJ. Barton, Mrs. T. N. Allen, Mrs
Bates. Church-Mrs. A. B. Cowles
Mrs. C. I. Taylor, Mrs. F. J. Convey,
Visiting-Mrs. John Cain, Mrs. C. J.
Williamson, Mrs. Phil Skillman, Mrs.
Aten.
At the annual election of officers oil
the Young Mems Institute, held
Wednesday night, the following were
chosen: President, James E. Con.
nell; First Vice President, L. Foster
Recording Secretary, J. AL. Misen.
bach; Corresponding Secretary, Thos
J. Kelly; Financial Secretary, John J
Downey; Treasurer, Andrew Johnson
Marshal, D. F. McCarty; Medical Ex.
aminer, DIR. c. P. Jento; Inside Senti
mel, T. B. Johnson; Outside Sentinel
August Fussineger; Board of Direc'
tors, Rev. Charles Classens, Thomas
Sizer, John Byrne, NJ. Shields and F.
L. Camps.
John Fry, a well.known citizen oil
this county, has been placed in the
Judicial grid-iron by Andrew Hanson
These gentlemen are neighbors and
live on Mud Bay, q few miles from
this city. 1t seems that a controversy
arOso hefwaan thou IN family mat.