Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-05-03

Band, lately elected, are a. follows
President, Dr. q. :. Armstrong
Treasurer, NJ. OConnor; Secretary
Louis Fritag; Business Manager, :
{. Woodruff
The query is frequently made
Where is architect Flasg?" and it i:
not accompanied 10y even the redeem.
ing refrain Of tn" Dutch melody which
refers to the canine oi the abreviate,
caudle appendage.
The Oliver-Johnson case has been
appealed. to determine whether there
Is a law prohibiting adultery or not
1t will be found that the new law il
defective in many respects, and really
amounts to no law at all.
/ The County Commissioners TODAY
awarded the county advertising to the
C"PHdf at Ii cents per square nonpa.
rel first insertion and s cents each
subsequent insertion. 1t had only the
olympian Tor a competitor.
Two cars of cement came in by the
Northern Pacific Wednesday, ordered
from Portland in consequence of the
supply being exhausted at the eleva-
tors, Tacoma. Eberly & Co., contrac-
tors for the article, gave the order.
Dean Clarke's audience at Column
bia hall, Saturday night, to listen to a
TRADE against the Catholics was con-
spicuons for it's sma!lness. The ad.
dress was a rehash Of the usual charges
against the Pope and the denunciation
of priests.
Don't fail to witness "The Fencing
Master" one of the best of comic
operas, by one OF the best opera COM
panies in the country, at Olympia
Theater, next Monday evening. 1t is
seldom an opportunity is afforded, out
side of the large cities. to enjoy such a
treat.
The steamer Doctor will hereafter
leave this city for Shelton at 4 p. NJ;
leave Shelton for Olympia at I A. NJ. /;
leave this city for Kamilchie at 9:l5
A. NJ, returning, leave that city at 12
NJ, carrying passengers at so cents, or
% cents the round-trip, to either des-
tination.
Those who favor parity of gold
and silver as the redemption money of
the country should not fail to attend
the meeting called at Columbia hall,
tomorrow Saturday evening. 1t is
through such meetings and action
that silver must expect to resume its
rightful place in the coinage of the
world.
The Northern Pacific Express Com
pany have again moved their Office
and it is now back in the Mckenny
building, with Win. Ward as agent.
They have learned that to do business
they must afford accommodations.
People will not force their patronage
upon company that makes them
walk out Of their way to bestow it.
On Friday last, DIR. Newell made an
address to the pupils OF Mrs. Diven
and q general audience, in the hall of
the Olympia University. upon the an
atomy, physiology and hygiene of
the vocal organs and music generally,
illustrating his address by demonstra-
tions on an anatomical chart. The
address was interesting and instruc.
tive.
A small blaze in the roof OF the Fos-
ter residence on Eighth and Main
streets, caused an alarm of fire TO be
rung Sunday afternoon. The fire was
readily extinguished, however, with
out calling into requisition the fire
apparat us, which was promptly on the
ground. Had the fire gained Roadway,
the Olympia hotel would have been
placed in jeopardy.
1t may not be generally known that
quite number of young ladies are
learning to ride upon the bicycle, and
that they confine their hours Of prac-
tice tonight, which the absence of the
electric service and the "dark Of the
moon" greatly aids. 1t is expected
that some day they will make their
appearance in broad daylight, mounted
and equipped as the law directs"
Henry Villburn, logger, met with
an accident at Williamson's camp in
Mason comfy, Friday, which will lay
him up for while. He was loading
logs at the landing when his leg was
caught between a log and skid,
which resulted in his breaking his leg
between the ankle and knee. He was
brought to this city Saturday and is
now doing we'll at ST.. Peters Hospital.
Jos. McCarrogher returned yester-
day from Jackson county, Oregon,
1 where he has passed year in pros.
pecting for mineral for himself and
others. He does not return much
richer in cash, but his prospects OF be-
coming a millionaire are as bright as
those of the most sanguine miner
That his expectations may be realized
is the wish of many friends, for 10. is
one of the few men who is true man
Andrew Ness, in the employ of the
Light and Power Co., met with
shocking accident, while placing q
guy-wire, a few days ago. He was
working from a derrick, when the
trolley-wire happened to come in con
tact with the guy-wire resulting in
500 volts passing through Ness's body
He was thrown from the derrick, 81
feet, to the ground, but sustained no
very severe injuries either from the
current or the fall, as he was able Il
resume duty the next day.
1t is said that the water from thu
artesian wells lately sunk in this cit,
possesses wonderful rejuvenating pow