Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-07-29

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Ih"d"rr I. kan"u~c lrcturcd Last
evening in the Christian church, ON
tn" subject "i temperance. As
EI'i"0Sc l. Chinook for tobacco. if
seems a il his discourse should have
i"rn on the twin evil OF affection to
humanity.
Game Warden Smith is making an
example oi some violator- of the
game laws IN the proper cuurt>, and it
l. thought that his action Will have 4
>alutary effect in protecting animals
that are often killed through the
savage propensity to take life
1t Is reported that f. y. Tunin and
vile have closed up their hotel at
Glendora, b. c., and will return to this
city to reside. Mr.. T. is well and
favorably known rs mine host OF the
ever popular Carlton House, and it is
Surmlscd that he returns to resume
it> personal management
The renowned Shaw Dramatic Com
pany will appear at Olympia Theatcr
Aug. 18th in weeks engagement of
popular modern sensational drama.
They are accompanied hy band and
tir>t-cla.s orchestra. They will stay a
week and play at the most popular
of prices-10, 20 and 80 cents.
Mrs. Horn is making arrangements
for the presentation OF one of the most
novel and artistic entertainments ever
given i'll this city, the particulars of
which, when stated later on, will sur
prise the public both in their original
ity and scope. 1t will be for the BEN
ctis of the Olympia memorial fund.
Mrs. Dora May Weston has build.
ing suitable for a restaurant OH the
Black River camp-meeting grounds,
which she will rent to some RESPONSE
ble party for Use during the services
soon to be held there. Here is Il good
chance for somebody to pick up few
dollars during the camp-meeting sea-
son.
Washington Lodge, A. o. u. W. in
stalled the following officers at their
last meeting: c. II. Pridham, NJ. W.. :;
+. Z. Cole, p. NJ. W.; II. &. Richard
son, Foreman; Elias Dwyer, o.; J. l..
Lenher, r.; W. A. Steelman, Finan-
cier; o. B. Frisch, r.. Hugh Doherty,
G.; Ben Vincent, I. w., and A. Lang,
o. w.
Mr.. Schmidt, the enterprising own
er of the Capital Brewery of this city,
has fitted up one of the finest saloons
in the State at Tacoma, for the proper
distribution of his renowned product
to consumers. 1t will have an oyster
house in connection with it to be
managed by the boss manipulation Of
the "pan roast" Capt. Doane.
A blaze in the grass, on Johnny
Cunningham's "place" on Eastside,
Tuesday, caused an alarm OF fire to
be turned in from box "a, corner of
Fourth and Plum. Our firemen re-
sponded promptly, and it is sufficient
fact to note that they have attained
such surprising proficiency they exiting
uished the flames without even laying
n hose.
The janitor of the court house
seems to be still oblivious of the
generally expressed wish of the public
that the beautiful flag floating over
his castle should be " housed" at night.
1t would afford an example of econ
omy, though it be in small way,
that might be of some value as a
precedent for closing larger gaps in
the public service.
Dan. Mcnamara, the soda manu-
facturer, has added root beer and
ginger ale to his product of summer
beverages, and is prepared to furnish
them, or soda water, by the case, at
the residences OF patrons. The soda
works is All infant industry" which
should be protected, and we are
pleased to note that the fact meets
with very general recognition.
Last Sunday, Mrs. Toole, wife of
Capt. Toole, of Seattle, was injured by
fall from tandem bicycle, ridden
by herself and husband, while des-
cending Nesqually hill. They were on
their way to Portland, accompanied by
Mr.. Smith and wife, of the same city,
on another double wheel. Mrs. r.
was brought to this city for surgical
aid. Her injury was not serious.
The argonauts who sailed in their
modern Argo-the City of Olympia
yesterday, northward, to secure the
golden fleece, we're: Capt. Kelton,
Engineer McCarrogher, E. S. Wheeler,
A. S. Ruth, Fl. A. Mcbride, John S.
Brewer, Addison Loomis, Ed. Clark
and Albert Brucker. Capt. Rinehart
and family and B. w. Johns accom-
panied the party as far as Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Thompson are
on Il visit to Olympia, after an absence
of twenty-one years. They taught the
public school of this city, in "auld
lang syne," and some of their
then pupils are prominent business
men and well.known matrons of the
present day. They have been in Cali