Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-06-26

H.iS u lNeeu nave fought some oil
: the Westside railroad iron to use in
their logging camp, and Monda,
morning the tug MAY flower started
out with a scOw-load of the rails and
started for Shelton. She grounded
however, on the west bank of the
channel, opposite the mill, and had tc
await the flow of the tide before pro
ceedlng on her way.
John Jackson, logger in a camr
near kamilchie, is at st. Peters hos.
pital. undergoing treatment for in
Juries received while loading logs on
the cars. Ii seems that log fell on
him, breaking his collar bone and
crushing the upper bone of the lef,
arm. His injuries are painful and
serious, and will probably keep him
belfast several weeks.
The entertainment given bv Mrs.
kathryn Windle Harnly, in the Pres.
byterlan church, Wednesday evening
was thoroughly appreciated 10y the
audience present. Mrs. III. is an
excellent sketch artist, and her i'm
personation of the comic, as well as
the pathetic side of life, received con-
siderable applause. She is graduate
oi the Columbian School of Oratory,
Chicago.
The people of Black Lake intend to
celebrate the Fourth OF July in a be-
coming manner, and have secured the
services of =. N. Troy as orator. The
programme will consist of the usual
exercises in the forenoon and the
afternoon will be devoted to games.
The days festivities will close with a
ball in the evening at the Delphi
school house. All are invited to par
ticipate.
>. l.. White, of Yelm, last Saturday
night about III o'clock, walked out of
the second story of the Hale Block,
falling about l6 feet to the plank side
walk. He does not know how he
happened to get out of the window,
but was probably walking in his sleep.
He was rendered unconscious by the
Tall, but so far as could be ascertaiued
no bones were broken. He went
home the next day.
The Populists OF this county met
in convention at Columbia hall, Sat-
urday afternoon, and elected o. ID.
Sullivan, H. l.. Forrest, Dave f.
Baily, j. G.. Conine and A. Webster
delegates to the State Convention.
Resolutions were adopted favoring a
union of reform forces at st. Louis,
July 22d, provided the same can be
effected without sacrifice of the
principles of the Populist party" and
condemning the Use of railroad passes
by Populist members of the last State
Legislature.
A Good Citizenship Rally is to be
held in the South bay district, next
Tuesday, June 80. 1t is to be an all
days picnic and everybody are invited
to bring full lunch basket, for this
fine country air makes keen appetites.
The place of meeting is about three
miles and half out from Olympia on
the South Bay road at the old Fourth
OF July grounds, hard by the elm tree
near Mr.. Frank Glidden's place. PEG.
pie OF town and country are planning
to make this a great day. Children's
hour is at ten A. NJ, followed by Sum
day school rally in which all the sur
rounding schools will take part. The
afternoon will be literally packed with
good things. Mrs. Kathryn Windle
Hartley will read morning and after
noon. She is q graduate of the Colum.
bian School of Orstory. which reflects
great credit on that school. Rev. Mr..
HOWE, OF Seattle, will be the orator of
the day and Miss Mary l.. Page, State
President of the Western Washington
w. c. I. U. will give an address. Other
bits of wit and wisdom, along with
good music, will enrich the programme.
Wheelmen will find it Q delightful
spin out there and the day red-letter
one, and whoever has a conveyance OF
any kind will want to bring it into
requisition for this occasion. The
The Thurston county w. C. T. u,
together with the citizens of South
Bay and vicinity, have the manage.
ment in charge.