Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-07-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ms. Judge Dunbar returned from
'rip 10 Chicag" last Monday.
Remember the Germania ball, at
olympia Theatrr, Saturday night.
The Black diamond club won the
game sunday, ty score oi 10 too.
C. f.. Hartman, OF Port Angeles, is
on visit t. relatives and friends in
tins city.
The diniug-room Of the Carlton
House will bc re-openeL Tomorrow
evening.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Leonard, of this city, II few
days ago.
The City Council has abolished the
license tax on hacks, express wagons
and drays
Mrs. Jordan daughter OF ex Governor
Newell, left to-day for her home in
san Francisco.
A Flower festival will be given at
the home Of Miss Elizabeth Phillips,
next Tuesday evening.
Chas. S. Voorhees,, OF Spokane, has
been i'll attendance on the Supreme
Court the past few days.
w. ID. Bailey was fined 81 and costs,
by Judge Rathbun, Wednesday, for an
assault upon w. A. Elsner.
Tuesday seemed like holiday from
the number of people in from the
country to attend the circus.
Rev. ]. S. McCallum, of the Christ
ian Church, of this city, is conducting
series of meetings at Bucoda.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will 90 on
an excursion to Chautauqua, next
Wednesday, by the steamer Multno.
NAH.
The orators in the Peoples party
will tackle Hard Times" at their
meeting, in Tacoma Hall, tomorrow
night
Elmer Ellsworth Shields and Miss
Gina Coons were united in marriage,
last Wednesday, Rev. I. J. Lamont,
officiating.
P. Maloney, q logger in the camp OF
Mr.. Powell, Mud Bay, had his eye seri-
ously hurt yesterday, by piece Of
steel from a wedge.
A concert company, sent out by the
California Medicine Co., appears
nightly ON the streets to advertise DIR.
Berry's Medical Salts.
School District No. 3 will hereafter
be known as Hays District No. g."
the County Commissioners having
given it that official name.
The ladies of the first Baptist church
will give lawn social, Tuesday
evening, at the residence OF d. w.
Johns, corner OF Adams and Twelfth
streets.
Gov. McGraw, Monday, appointed
S. w. Barnes, OF Ellensburgh, Demo-
crat, a trustee of the Normal school,
of that city, to succeed w. R. Abrams,
resigned.
Herman Ramm is now prepared to
Vfurnish lodgings to transient or perma-
nent guests at the "Herman House,"
on Fourth street, between Jefferson
and Adams.
The big dredger is drawing percepti
bly, nearer the business center. She
finishes her work as she goes, and has
already completed over 1900 feet of
the channel.
Bigelow's milk wagon seems to he
unlucky. 1t collided with Chinese
vegetable cart, this time, and lost
wheel while creating milky way"
on the pavement.
The nuptials of Miss Rose Broden,
one Of our most popular teachers, and
Edwin H. Elder, Of Oregon, are an
nounced to take place in this city,
next Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
The next fad is Clothespin
Social" and the ladies OF the Presby-
terrain church, will next Wednesday
evening, ut the residence Of Mrs. Mil
roy, corner of Eleventh and Main
streets, demonstrate what it is.
Chas. NJ. Dial returned Wednesday
from Ann Arbor, where he has been
attending Law school the past two
years. He was accompanied by Pres
e ton w. Troy and Archie Deming, two
other Olympia boys, who graduated in
the same class. Ann Arbor Univer-
sity now has nearly 5000 students.
The circus has come and gone. 1t
was good-what there was of it, but it
was somewhat attenuated. The me-
nsgerie did not contain enough ami.
mails to inspire that lively fear felt by
- sight of Daniel in the lions den.
The red lemonade and the toy balloon
was present as numerously as If it had
been one Of the largest shows, and
that redeemed somewhat the weakness
Of the performance.
There seems to be a want of har-
mony among the musicians OF one OF
our local bands. Prof. Davis assaulted
Adolph kaufman with a Ratchet last
Wednesday, under the impression
doubtless that it would be much more
effective than his baton. Blood flowed
freely, but the wound is only flesh
cut, and Adolph will continue to toot
his horn. The Professor was bound
over in the sum OF $500, to answer, all
the same, however, and was released
on bond signed by Messrs. Shannon
and Frost.
WHO WILL WIN.-It is understood
that Judge Robinson intends to bring
a large number of msndamus suits