Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-10-30

i' l'"llc party campaign in thi,
county VIII close one week from to
night, and the meeting at Olvnnpi:
Thrat"r will undoubtedly be- tn,
gJcat"St political event in the hi>tur,
OF lhurStpn county. Hon. jaime.
Hamilton Lewis. and Fred +. Mer
rlll OF Tacoma, will be the principal
speakers.
An Olympia Young lady declares il
l. all ho>h about her marriage being
hinged on tn" result" OF election
She FAY, there is no hinge about it :
but the agreement was simply to tie
effect she and her hirvclc >curchc-
We're t" marry when Bryan was
elected, and the ceremony l. going to
take place.
\ long and laonrcd communica-
ton i'll the Tacoma Ledger, OF sun
day, prctcndS to give an impartial 'ac-
/ count Of the Joint debate which oc-
CURED ut Iclm on the 2oth inst. How
fair the report was may be- jrd .cd
from the fact that the article was
signed Philo," which spelled out
means "P. b. Van Goldbug."
Mr. Goes, when ho came over to this
city to purchase votes for Sullivan bv
farming out work on the capitol that
only exists ain your eye" wore a Nc
kinley pin, but he had not been here
long till he caught on TO the political
temperature and not only removed the
"hoodoo," but represented himself as a
supporter of Bryan so as to be able to
ali Hung Chang" the ear of the public.
The first number of the Baptist
Visitor, issued by the Central Baptist
Church of this city, has made its ap-
pcarancc. 1t is Il onc-pagc lcaflct
containing the names of tie church
officers, meeting programmes. etc.
The Authorization intliction is INDUCED
in, as usual, in such cases, and one
lady is designated as "V. 2. b. Y. p.
T." OF course, it is perfectly plain
what this means.
Free coinage has been Instituted by
enthusiastic silver men of this CITY.
The goldbugs got up a big pewter
dollar, large as saucer, which they
stamped Bryan Dollar" but the
boys thought it would be "just nuts"
to cast some of them in lead and use
them for badges for the Tacoma par
ade. Sam McClelland's blacksmith
forge has been turned into mint for
production of the unique badge.
A goldbug met a Bryan lady, this
morning on the street, and with
characteristic impudence blurted
out: "What would YOU do if You
had Boutelle to deal with?" DO"
she replied with incffable scorn in the
infection, Do! Why I'd Boot hell
out of him." The slight tinge of pro-
family was excusable under the cir
cumstances. She used the only Ian
guage that would adequately express
her meaning.
Mr.. Conine, Peoples Party cand-
date for the Legislature, and Prof.
Brintnall addressed large and en-
thusiastic meeting, Friday night, at the
school house on Snyder's prairie, Mud
Bay precinct. The speakers report
one of the most enthusiastic gather
ings of the campaign. Goldbugism
is rapidly being wiped out in this pre-
cinct and there is a strong probability
that Bryan people there will conclude
to make it unanimous on Nov. Sd.
Mr. Preston NJ. Troy left Saturday
noon for Dayton, where he is to wed
Miss Eva NJ, daughter of Judge r.
+. Sturdevant, of the Superior Court
of Columbia, Garfield and Asotin
counties. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday. The bride was
student of the o. c. l., of this city,
and graduate of the class of 1890.
Both of the contracting parties have
many friends here who extend them
their | st wishes for long life and pros
perity.
Some 1icious individual hiss been
circulate the report that Chas. II.
Aver, Peep rs candidate for Superior
Judge, has ndorsed the mobbing of
Carlisle, at Covington, KY, which is,
by the way, Carlisle's home. Such
charge needs no refutation. Mr..
Aver is a law-abiding citizen, and
gentleman and that he could have
expressed, directly or indirectly, any
endorsement of just such treatment as
was accorded Mr.. Bryan at New
Haven, is beyond the bounds of reason
to admit.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hall, who has just re-
turned from visit to Mrs. HOskenson,
at Eagle Harbor, says that that lady
is devout admirer of Mr.. and MIS-.
VIM. ]. Bryan. She was for three
years member of that family, and
she never knew more perfect house
hold in every respect. Mutual afe &C.
ton, peace and contentment reigncd
supreme, and the daily intercourse of
the several members of the family was
marked by high order of intelligence
and the most perfect evidences of pa
ternal and filial regard.
A "lady" belonging to the McKin-
ley club, asked q Bryan "woman
the other day why Bryan club had
not been formed of the fair sex for
their education on political lines.
"Oh," was the response, ait is quite
unnecessary; those who favor BRYAN
and the cause of right are so solely
from education. They have read and
pondered long and earnestly the
financial issue from all points, and
there is scarcely one of them but who
understands at least the primary
principles Of the present contest"
VIM. H. White, of Seattle, the vet
eran Democrat and Peoples advocate,
as we'll as a veteran of the civil war.
called on THE HONEST DOLLAR this at.
ternoon. He brings cheering news
from King county. He says thas the
Peoples rally at Seattle was the largest
demonstration ever held in that city,
requiring SIS minutes to pass a given
point. He estimates that fully $500
people joined in the grand demonstra-
ton. King will give the whole Peo-
ple's State ticket an average majority
of 1000.