Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-27

maudcr; y. :. Porter, Generalissimo
Robert Mari, Captain General; O. C
White, Senior Warden; Phil Skllman
Junior Warden; r. NJ Reed, Prelate
\. b. Cowlc les, Ire a>urcr and Recorder
! The app"intiyc offices were as follows
! III. Morrison, Standards Bearer; Thoo.
Bordeaux, Sword Bearer c. ii. Wells
/ Warder: W. II. Maxwell, Sentinel.
\ letter received from Frank NJ
Convey by MIR. Fros', this week, and
another written by Mrs. G.. to Ed
Stevens, her brother, convey the in
formation that Mrs q. Will leave We.
caskct containing hcl husbands body.
1t is expected that about twelve days
will be taken up by the trip which
will bring the date of arrival about
the middle of the month. The flu
neral services will be under tn man
aeement of the Masonic fraternity.
Ii. ID. Wcoterman, sustained Il Sc
we're shock Of paralysis, at his home
on Maple Park, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. w. was alone in the kitchen ut
the time of the shock and fell upon
the hot stove, but his wife fortunately
came in just rs he fell, and removed
him to his bed The fear that the
dread visitation was the forerunner
of death was confirmed by his demise,
at an early hour this morning. De-
ceased was 66 years old in February.
He was the father of Mrs o. X. Simen-
son, well known and thoroughly re-
spected.
Mr.. Joel NJ. Kirby and Mrs. Bertha
f. Roberts of this city were married
at the residence of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Anna McDuf, corner Fourth and
Plum streets, on Wednesday of this
week, at high noon, in the presence o:
the immediate friends of the young
couple, Rev. DIR. Glass officiating. The
young couple took the afternoon boat
for short honeymoon to down Sound
cities. On their return they will
set up housekeeping at the residence
of Mr.. Kirby three miles southwest of
Olympia. They are excellent young
people and their many friends wish
them their full share of welded bliss.
The change to be made in the rail-
road schedule does not include the
Sunday train, which has virtually
been promised the people, and the
omission is probably due to the pro-
test against it sent in by some Of the
very good" people, who could see in
it nothing but a promoter of sabbath
breaking and other sinfulness. The
week day service will, however, en-
brace an exclusively passenger train,
which will be operated on schedule
time. The train next week will ar
rive from Tacoma at 5 :32 p. NJ. and
leaves for that city at 1870 A. NJ. The
train for Gray's Harbor connection
will leave on arrival of same from Ia
coma, at 10 30 A. NJ.
A second case of paralysis has be-
fallen this community during the past
week. Rev. A. Rogers, of Whatcom,
who filled the Congregational pulpit
Sunday, was striker Monday alter
noon, at the home of Thomas Maloney
on Eastside. This is the second
stroke Mr.. Il. has had. but the last
was much the severer and it is feared
it may prove fatal. The whole right
side is affected and his voice almost
gone His mind likewise seems to
have been injured. The sufferer was
taken on board the afternoon boat
Tuesday, in charge of Charles Roberts,
a friend from Tacoma. who will en-
deavor to conduct him, by easy stages,
to his home at Whatcom.