Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-11-18
,lIN NEWS IN BRIEF.

t. Ir-Iry.
u. N',h,u LEAVES early next week
..a':.r Et-t.
pr- IT,. ~g,,-c hang high" this
f-'.' -,l-pn'
".-'"r- n,w command So per sack,
au advance ri - cents.
-.tl baby grace TIM home Of Mr..
All NJ. l!n-n p'hcrty.
\ Nhl-mar>h. oi Tumwatcr, was
-t..a-iy injured Icy Il lall Il few days
lti- November in good earnest; no
h.uI-. IA" birds, no flowers, no sun
slime.
NJ l.. Feel, vile oi II farmer ut
l,lm, died saturday night about 7
o'ci,a ~
ia" Weather report Tor to-day is:
Tonight and tomorrow continued
-huWcr-.
Ttr roar oi Dc,chuteS Falls can be
heard n the Silly night from the
capital city.
Tom Andcr- and Rob Allen have
returned from their surveying work in
Eastern Washington.
y very generally expressed desire is
to run Citizens ticket in the ap-
preaching city contest.
Nj, May Fuller, the brightest MEM
Der OF the press gang, is writing up the
carnival for a Seattle paper.
The Misses Hildebrandt have gone
to Baker City, Oregon, to visit their
sister, Mrs. Freitag, who is ill.
Chas. f. Leighton, formerly of this
city, and Grace G. Harvey OF Seattle
have obtained license to wed.
The many friends of 7. NJ. Reed, Jr.
will be grieved to learn that he is suf.
fering from severe attack of sciatica
The Children's matinee of the Lady's
Minstrcls has been postponed to Sat.
urday, the Goth inst, beginning al
r.. NJ.
State Democratic headquarters have
bo,,, aporoI ~, tbo sooonJ Hnor of tho
Turner brick, corner of Fourth and
Main streets.
The Portland mail is now received
at at 40 p. NJ, and the carriers de
liver it in "the business pyrt of town
the same day.
a recalcitrant COW fired the city OF
Chicago, but it took woman Of the
dem-monde order to set ablaze the
city of Dawson.
A large consignment of stores, con.
sisting OF uniforms and equipments
have arrived at the n. z. depot for the
National Guard.
The restaurant kept by Mrs. FOye
in one of the storerooms of Olympus
Theater, during the carnival, was 6
real convenience.
A pardon has been granted JOSEPH
Carter sentenced to the Penitentiary
three years ago for killing Chimes
cook on an ocean steamer.
Two of the elk family which have
been living life of ease in Tumwatel
park, have been purchased by Eastern
parties and shipped to New York.
Gilbert Miller, of the Secretary O
States Office will receive and forwart
letters by the next steamer for tn
klondikc till tomorrow Saturday
evening.
Herbert Parker, who has been
pilot for several months past on Alas
kan waters, is on visit to his parent
at North-end, this city, Mr.. and Mrs
Capt J. q. Parker.
The various churches Of Olympus
will hold union Thanksgiving service
next Thursday, and this is the goot
old Democratic way to observe tn
tlme-honored season.
Miss Laura Troy, a sister of City AT
torncy Troy, who has been living a
Port Townsend several months, i
now domiciled with the family of he
brother, in this city.
Already members-elcct OF the Legis
lature are appearing on the ground o
their winters labors and are selecting
seats in the old barn upon the hill pre-
paratOry to the same.
Chas. Bcssercr, the Old.time quill
driver, was at the coronation of Queer
Gertrude Wednesday evening. He i
on his way to Honolulu, for brief ex
animation of our late accession.
Til, best comedy company Oh tn
road will present the delightful com
ma under the suggestive title OF tn
1.-Two Married Men," at Olympus
Theater, next Wednesday night.
The jury term Of the Superior Cour
has been adjourned until the frs
Tuesday in December, to enable til
Supreme Court to decide definitel
who is judge, Mllett or the judge-eleci
The ladies' Olympia linen souveni
set viii be- completed and placed Oh
exhibition ut Miss Wheeler's milliner
store, next Tuesday and Wednesday
and will bc shipped the following Sat
urday direct to Manila.
judges Mllett and Linn have Sc