Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-10-04

residents OF the East Is now heard
each morning-the fish horn-as the
vender in smell pursues his course
from door to door.
Stephen Randall sustained fall, at
the stone quarry OF Geiger & Zabriskie,
at Mud Bay, one day this week, by
which his wrist was dislocated and he
sustained internal injuries.
Some OF our enterprising townsmen
have organized a company for preserv
ing fish. 1t consists of A. J. ellis,
c. /. Pritchard, l.. p. Ouelette, J. C.
Kennedy and NJ. E. Reed.
A pamphlet has been published by
G. II. Mining, of Little Rock, and l.
j. Tomlinson of Fern Hill. which pur-
ports to give short method of COM
putation of arithmetical problems.
Mr.. Phipps has placed on sale
some choice cranberries, grown upon
marshes owned by himself and Frank
Williamson, in Mason county. They
are far superior to the imported arti-
Gle.
DR.. Newell reports the birth of
son, Sunday morning, to the wife Of
Fred. Arnold; on Monday, daughter
to Mrs. John Grimm, in this city, and
son to Mrs. Elias Surcey at Black
River.
10 Chilberg is said to be making a
"good thing" out of his kaleidoscope in
Portland, and L. G. Abbott, doubtless
inspired by his experience, has placed
one of these novelties on exhibition at
Seattle.
Surveyor-General WIN. P. Watson
has moved his residence from B. C.
Armstrong; house, on Westside, to
one of Gen. McKenny's cottages, on
Eleventh street, opposite St. Peters
hospital.
]. w. Robertson, who has had con-
siderable experience with bees, will
tell on Saturday, the 18th inst, at 2
P. NJ, in the horticultural hall, all
that he knows about rearing italian
queen bees.
Mr.. C. w. Rathbun, father of J. C.
Rathbun, of this city. left this after.
noon for his home in Odessa, Texas,
after visit of several weeks. He WAS
accompanied as far as Cowlitz county
by his son.
Mrs. S. Mosgrove. of this city, left
by the Pueblo, Saturday, for Los
Angeles, CAL, and Miss Lizzie VOCAL.
another of our residents, will leave by
the Walls Walla, tomorrow, for the
same destination.
w. N. Wetmore succeeds E. L.
Melton, IN the grocery business, on
Fourth street, adjoining the rear of
Tacoma hall. He has . fine stock to
select from, and his prices make it an
object to purchase of him.
J. T. Thacker had his right leg
broken just above the ankle, while
milking COW on Sullivan's farm near
this place, Tuesday. It seems that
the COW kicked him over and getting
her foot through hole in his overalls,
fell upon him, with the above result.
The recognized Olympia Whist
Club starts out with the following
membership: Gov. McGraw, Judges
Hoyt, Scott, Dunbar and Reed, Messrs.
Lindsey, Horr, Reinhart, Scobey,
Linn, Phillips, McMicken, T. M. Reed,
Milroy, Aver, M. E. Reed, Cowles,
G. I. Pritchard. S. J. Pritchard, w. F.
Newell and E. G. Kreider.
The jury in the case brought by
Hazard Stevens against James Snyder,
for killing one OF the deer which had
escaped from Tumwater park, was de-
cided in favor OF the defendant by q
jury, after celebrating nearly an hour
Snyder admitted the killing, but had
been informed that all claim to it had
been abandoned by the park ma mage
ment. 40.
J. M. Engle, representing the Ever.
EFT Land Co., visited Olympia this
week to induce E. T. Young to move
his single mill to that city. promis'
ring all the aid required and q steady
business, if he decides to accept the
proposition. Mr.. Young has not vel
made up his mind to accept, as be
realizes that it will to some extent
jeopardize his large property interests
here, but that he may accept is within
the range Of possibilities.
Providence Academy reports the
following names entered on the roll o
honor OF the, month of September
Florence Curtin, Margaret McKenny
Agnes Farrell, Katie Fusseneggar
Rosie Gresl. Those neither absen
nor tardy during the month are: Ids
Chambers, Florence Curtin, Lydis
Patnude, Minnie Sullivan, Maggie
Scully, Edna Patnude, Rena johnson
Francis Stampder, Katie Fusseneggar
Alice Powe, Margaret McKenny, Franz
Curtin, May LeClair, Maria Scully
May Kreider, Blanche Fusseneggar.
Father Wolfgang, OF St. Martin''
College. Woodland, paid us pleasant
visit, the other day. accompanied by
Father Classens, of St. Michael's
church, this city. Both OF the gentle