Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-05-13


shaft of John>on's point, and She had
+" send a boat crew - this city Tor II
tlg-h"at to tow her III. She arrived
AT her dock in the early hours oi
Saturday morning.
Dame Fortune j. caprlci"u>. She
gave the second leading prize, award
I'd by the Wizard Oi. Co., To- Police
man Dave Morrcll. "Wednesday night,
while he wa> apparently we'll satisfied
with the first award.
The Grand Mound bridge has Just
been completed 10y the cor.tractor>,
Savage X Scutield. 1t is said to be
a good job although the task was
somewhat delayed 10y washout OF the
preliminary work 10y the winter floods
The new engine Of the Eastsidc
Lumber Co. has been placed in posi-
ton and the hum OF industry" will
soon begin to resound from that di-
rection as it did before the fire a few
months ago stilled the throbs OF ac-
tivity.
The Utcrpe Musical Society has
elected a. delegates to the State
Federation of Woman's clubs to he
held at Walla Walla, Mrs. l.. II.
Leach and Mrs. j. X. Patterson, with
Mrs. Laberee and Miss Ida Hill for
altcrnatcs.
TreSs Chambers, the four-year-ol,l
daughter Of Walter Chambers, has
been very i'll the past few days from
spinal meningitis. She was taken i'll
Saturday, while on visit to Tacoma
with her mother, since which time she
has been dangerously i'll.
Capt. Dodd, of the bark Videttc,
loading at the Westside mill, sus-
tanned painful fall, Tuesday, while
aiding the crew in pulling in Il line,
when the rope broke. In the fall the
captain sustained 4 severe but not
serious confusion of his side
The cruiser Olympia local testi-
mOnial committee now consists of the
Mayor, and representatives of the
Chamber of Commerce, the Woman'>
Club, the q. A. r., the Woman's Re.
lief Corps, the Sons of Veterans, and
each of the newspapers of the city.
The steamer Marguerite has begun
her mail service to Shelton, leaving at
p. NJ. daily and on her return leaves
Shelton at I A. NJ. daily. Her odd
time is put in by trip to Kamilchie
leaving this city at $50 A. NJ. and
arriving on her return at $3.50 +. NJ.
Rube Hull, at one time city editor
of the Oyu.pian, late publisher of the
Reservation Record, in Eastern WISH
ington, has shipped another printing
outfit into that country, to establish
still another mental illumination. He
was in this city few days ago, max
ing arrangements for the new venture
The car-fenders with which Olympus
street cars are provided, undoubtedly
saved a life Monday evening, when /
small boy who rushed on the tracl
before car was safely scooped up into
the iron netting just rs the car was
about to pass over him despite the
best efforts of the mOtOrman to stop it
speed.
Olympia Camp Sons of Veteran,
have opened an enlistment roll for :
company of volunteers, under the
belief that another call will be mad
for troops. The roll is at the Sara
toga, and as the membership will no
be confined to the camp, all able
bodied men of legal age are eligible
and are invited to enroll their names.
In few days change will b,
made in the Northern Pacific schedul,
by which the 80 train will rul
through to Gate City, and make con
nection with the Gray's Harbor trail
from Centralia, whereby passenger
may reach the mail line for Portland
or proceed to the harbor without re
sort to the round about way of TeninC
A fellow who wanted to be smar
hurrahed for Spain, in crowd, a fe,
days ago, at Yelm. He was prompt
knocked down, and when the crow
found out what it was for, there cam
very near being another row becaus
they had not been informed what tn
, scrap was about so they could hav
given the victim kick while he wa
down.
In speaking of Mrs. Mary Lease
: who lectured in this city Monda
r evening, the Denver NeWs says he
) oratory is like a Kansas cyclone;
medley of hot winds and cold chills
Italian zephyrs and brickbats." Thi
is rather equivocal language, eve
when the best construction is pu
upon it, but some editors have quee
ways of expressing themselves.
,, Olympia Land Office has been az
:. corded clerk, but to the ineffible sor
row of the local band of applicant
for troughs at the stall, the depar
D ment named who it should be an
l Robt. w. Elwell, of Vancouver, Ina
8 been detailed for the service. TIL
:. hungry horde were turned down ur
, der a rule of that Republican mea.
> ure civil service REFORM" which wa
a designed to promote party fealty il
). stead of disappointment and discord.
F.B. Kendall died this week in Prov
t dence Hospital, Seattle, in the BOT
j. year of his age. He was pioneer G
: this country and resided many year
[. at Tumwater, until he was remove
to Seattle for treatment for his las
il illness several weeks ago. He was
o native OF Maine, and was born in tn
II town of Fairfield, then known 9
If Kendall Mills, the village taking il
name from his family, who built til
mills. DR.. Sarah Kendall, of Seattl
!. is daughter OF deceased.
?. A large audience greeted Mrs. Leas
g in the Unitarian church, Wednesda
evening. Admission was free and tn
expense was betrayed by voluntar
u contributions of several public-spirite
l. citizens. Her address was red-he
arraignment of the present nation.
}" administration for the policy whic
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