Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

which shows the best results. Com
mander Mullan has addressed letters
to the Secretary of the Board OF Trade,
TO +. I. Young and Others, and it is
probable that samples will be sub
mitted from several of the veins in
this and Lewis county.
The following passengers from this
city left by the Walla Walla on her
last trip for San Francisco: J. NJ.
, Dogherty, Mrs. George b. Hartman.
Pope Hartman, Robt. Larimer, Mr..
and Mrs. JAS. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gimblet,
Albert Seaton and q. NJ. Arbuckle.
"There is no loss without some
gain" During the suspension of the
Northern Pacific through train, the
Port Townsend Southern is enjoying
quite lucrative business as con-
meeting link with the Northern Pacific
at Tenino. The trouble of transfer is
compensated for by the geniality and
careful attention to the comfort OF
passengers met with under the super
intendence OF Mr.. Booth.
Unsuccessful attempts have been
made to burglarize the residences of
0. c. White and ]. F. Convey, in the
i upper part of town, of Geo. Talcotts
house on Eastside, and Robt. Frost's
powder house on the Long wharf.
They succeeded in entering only the
latter, but found the stock consisted
entirely of blasting powder, which in
volved labor in its use, and as might
have been expected, passed it by.
The Nympian says that a dancing
pavilion" will afford means OF enjoy
ment at Halls Resort, Buffers Cove,
the coming summer months. This
will doubtless prove an unique means
of Willing away an idle hour, where
spectators will likewise be afforded an
opportunity of seeing the oyster stand,
the milk shake, the clam shell his
overcOat for their delectation, to the
melodious antics OF the fiddle bow.
Otto Stuth. the youth who was such
holy terror" to the Salvation Army
several months ago, as to warrant
judicial proceedings to restrain him
from disturbing these meetings, and
was accorded thirty days and COSTS"
and who had taken an appeal from
the Supreme Court, cannot escape the
penalty for his misdeeds, for that
august tribunal has affirmed the de-
cision OF the Superior Court, and he
now pines behind prison bars.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil company COM
mence a series of popular entertain
ments in the Olympia Theater next
Monday night, April lst, and we as
sure our readers Of so cent show for
II cents. They carry fine male
quartette, good company of specially
artists, and funny little man only
40 inches high, combined. They give
/ first-class programme in every re-
spect. Don't fail to see them Monday
night. The admission is only Is
| cents.
A burglar entered Brewers market,
on Fourth street, last Friday night,
and carried off the till of the cash
register, appropriating its contents, a
couple Of dollars or more. He en-.
tered by a window in the alley, by
springing the sash lock. Mr.. Brewer
is in the habit OF leaving the drawer OF
his register open, in expectation of q
visit from the light-fngered gentry, as
they have habit of prying the drawer
out which generally wrecks the ma
chine. In this instance the drawer
was evidently opened by depression of
one OF the keys, which rings the gong,
and it is probable that his exit was
somewhat FASTENED by this cause, for
all the doors were found locked, and
they would have been the easiest
means of exit, as the window is several
feet from the ground. The drawer
r. ha e