Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-02-19


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an earnest and successful colaborcr,
and the community one of its most
genial members.
The street cleaning men have
adopted the plan Of killing two birds
with one stone 10y using the mud
scrapcd from Long bridge to help fill
the space still left below the planking.
This work will, i'll time, bring the bay
section OF Fourth street up to grade
level and the planking of the old
bridge will practically rest upon solid
ground.
Second grade certificates were is
sued te the following teachers, at the
examination held in this city, last
week: Misses Kittic Langridge, Josie
Beard, Amelia Dittman, Josie Brewer
Myrtle Gllliland, Belle J. Campbell
and Messrs. Bige Eddy, Thomas L.
Laughlin and +. J. Brown. Third
grade certificates were issued to Misses
Pearl Altebone, May Mcintyre, Lizzie
c. Savidge and May Collins.
Said Pasha is not only famed foI
the beauty of its music but also fol
the strong comedy characters which
prevade the entire opera. The fact
that George Kunkel and Jack Hender.
son are with the Columbia Comic
Opera Company this season is SUI
fcicnt guarantee that the comedy
parts are we'll taken care of. Both OF
these comedians have a wide reputa.
ton for their versatile funniness, and
when working together they make q
team hard to beat on the comic opera
stage.
An Assembly of the Knights OF
Labor was organized at X. of p. hall
Friday night by w. J. Walker, State
organizer, and the following officers
were elected: Master Workman, o
D. Sullivan; Foreman, James Doherty
Past Master, ]. NJ. Swan; Inspector
G. A. Billings; Almoner, J. J. Wilson
Recording Secretary, A. l.. Callow
Financial Secretary, R. A. Graham
Treasurer, r. Frost; Statistician, B
w. Brintnall; Guide, H. Meyer; in
side Squire, F. A. Rust; Outside Squire
J. B. Scofield; Judge, c. F. McClel'
land; Judge Advocate. E. ID. Peasley
Clerk, Charles Pridham.
The Columbia Opera Co. which per
forms in this city Monday night is the
same organization which was held VI
by cowboys at Shelby Junction, Mon
tana, last week. while waiting for The
train. 1t seems this rough element
were having ball at the junction
and some of them strolling into the
waiting-roo at the depot discovered
quite bevy of comely maidens, who
they insisted should join them in the
dance. Objection on their part LED
to an attempt, like the bandits of old
to carry out their designs by force
This led, of course, to a conflict be
tween the gentlemen of the company
and the cowboys, in which some mem
bers of both parties were severely hurt
One of the most genial theatrica
managers who has ever visited thi.
city was Mr.. w. B. McCallum, of NC
Sorleys Twins" a company which me-
with such cordial reception at Olym
pia Theater, Wednesday night. HI
had smile for everybody and a goot
word for everything, and his hear
seemed to be overflowing with good
will for his fellow man. The secre
came out, however, when it became
known that he was benedict, having
been married a few days ago, to Mis-:
Daisy Gerhue, one of the charming
members of his company, a lady o.
whom anybody might feel proud
With his head amid the roseate cloud.
of hymeneal paradise, it is no won.
der that he regards all men as broth
ers and everything as sublime.
Death 81 n Pioneer.