Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-10-20

The sHt,.cst OF the year.
Ofwailing winds and naked woods.
And meadows brown AMI scar
Rain? oh no. it don't rain.
Judge Anders is recovering from his
illness.
c. e.. Heifncr has returned from his
trip East.
Sam Dobrin has returned from san
Francisco.
The Higgins hotel has re-opened its
dining-roOm.
Judge Sharpstein, OF Walla Walla,
is at the Olympia.
Steps are being taken to organize Il
Municipal League.
A. b. Clark, late of "The Fair" left
Wednesday for Chicago.
J.B. Starr, the stationer, is ON a bust
ness trip to San Francisco.
The steamship City OF Topeka sails
from the Sound for Alaska Sunday.
John kliese, OF the Capital Brewery
has a severe attack OF typhoid fever.
The forecast for the weather is " To-
night and Saturday continued rain"
Mrs. Horr's palatial mansion on
Mob Hill is approaching completion.
Frank Reisenweber is now en-
ployei as clerk in the Olympia post
office.
Z. B. Raymond is slowly recovering
from injuries sustained in his fall
from bicycle.
w. T. B. Knox and Miss Georgia
B. McAloon were married in this city
Tuesday evening.
Volume 20 OF the State Supreme
Court reports is now printed and
ready for delivery.
Ex-U. S. Senator John b. Allen Wis
tied the capital city this week to fix up
his political bearings.
John Whitman is suffering from
hemorrhage OF the lungs and is said to
be in q critical condition.
Troy & Faulkner have been retained
by Henritzi to show that he did not
"salt" the Bucoda coal shaft.
William Grow and Miss Bertha NJ.
Willis, of Bucoda, were united in mar
riage by Justice Schomber, Monday.
You must 60 to Seattle by to-mor.
rows boat if you want to see the ex-
position, which closes Saturday night.
The steamer City OF Shelton brought
up 123 sacks of oysters from Oyster
Bay yesterday for the down-Sound
trade.
Mr.. Lister went to Seattle this week
to make some additions to his already
excellent plant of iron-working ma
chinery.
The County Commissioners met
yesterday in adjourned session to can
vas the returns for lately elected road
supervisors.
The Washington regiment was en-
tertained at Yokohama, on their way
home, by Mrs. John F. Convey. wife of
the U. 8. Consul.
1t seems that Harry Burntrager has
passed examination, after all, and is
now on his way to Honolulu to engage
in garrison duty.
Judge Nash, OF Spokane, promi-
nent lawyer and politician of Spo-
kane, has been on visit to this city
the past few days.
The old Tug Wilson saloon on
Fourth street is to be overhauled and
converted into a business stand for
groceries and provisions.
The Capital Brewing Co. made their
first shipment Of beer to San Francisco
this week, where it is expected per-
manent trade will be opened.
The steam tug Resolute, of the P. S.
Tugboat Association, came in yester.
day for boom of logs from the Mason
County Logging Co.'s supply.
Two men, by the names OF Smith
and Collins were badly bruised by a
falling scaffold, while working on a
house at Little Rock, Monday.
NJ. Westburg and Maria Backlund
were married in this city by Rev. NJ.
E. Anderson of Tacoma, yesterday
Mr.. W. halls from Chehalis county.
The steamship Umatilla sails from
the Sound tomorrow for San Fran
cisco, with E. r. Hall and Miss Anna
Whitlock as passengers from this city.
The new machinery for the Kew
stone Lumber Co.'S single mill has
been received and soon a new "hum
OF industry" will resound from the
Westside.
0. B. Frisch has resigned his posi-
ton as custodian of the Odd Fellow.
library and has gone to work for Harry
Wetherall as FISHERMAN. Jake Lehn-
herr will hereafter act as Librarian.
The Wiley Navigation Company
will carry delegates and others to the
National Convention of the w. C. T.
U. which begins in Seattle to-day, for
one and fifth fare for the round-trip.
1t is said the Washington volun-
teers will be mustered out at San
Francisco, on the last day of this
month. Many will come north by
steamer and arrive the first week in