Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-20

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permanent impairment of the limb.
The demand for convenient res
dences shows no signs of abatemen
and real estate agents are urgin
property owners to cover their vacan
lots with cheap though convcnicn
houses.
The Capital Brewing Co. is con
structing another warehouse on tn
n. p. Depot grounds, to accommodate
their rapidly increasing business. Tn
new building covers 3ON6O feet o
ground area.
Ray Rogers and Paul kendrick, col
lided on the Tenth street hill, near DIR
Steele's residence, while riding with
out lights, after dark, last night. Boil
riders were thrown to the ground an.
badly bruised
John Mills and j. f. McCorkle have
started logging camp, which will
give employment to score or more Of
men this summer, just beyond Busl
Prairie. The logs will be brought in
by the dinkie railroad.
"On the Suwanee River" is the
dramatic novelty OF the season, and
depicts with life-like fidelity old time
phases OF Southern plantation life
It will appear in Olympia Theatel
next Wednesday evening.
1t is reported that An attempt has
already been made to burn the new
chemical works at Rainier, although
the plant has been in operation only
about a week. Who the miscreant
may be is a profound mystery.
The ladies should avail themselves
of the observation and experience OF
Miss Tarbell, for stylish modes in
millinery. She has just returned
from residence of several years in
Chicago and other Eastern cities.
Herbert Burkett died in Seattle,
Monday, OF diabetes, at the age of AZ
years. He was a resident of this city
many years, and his mother and sister
Mary still reside here. The funeral
services were held in this city Wednes-
day.
Amos Hyatt, in employ of the stone
quarry company, as book-keeper, a,
Tenino, fell dead while on duty, early
Tuesday morning. He was 60 years
OF age and a native of Minnesota;
unmarried and member of the Ma
sonic fraternity.
A. l.. Kreider has opened ice cream
parlors in the rear of his fruit store,
on Main street, next door to the Light
and Power Co.'s Office. 1t is "velvet"
cream too; made from pure cream.
without filings" Try it, and you
will always buy it.
Mrs. Wood, mother OF Mrs. G. B.
Lane, met with severe injuries by a
fall while walking in her daughter
yard, on Westside, Tuesday. Her
foot must have struck some obstruc-
ton, for she fell and dislocated the
bones OF her knee.
Donald Mckenzie died Saturday
night, at the hospital, of typhoid
fever. He was logger by occupa-
ton, and nephew of Peter and A. 8.
Mckenzie, of this county. He was
buried at Shelton, the funeral rites
taking place Tuesday.
John and Clara Mcdonald of Te-
nino are ordered to appear before the
Superior Court and show cause why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt OF court in not sending their
children to school which Mr.. Med.
demonstrates hell hole"
Capt. Gilbert, of the U. s. Coast
Survey, has been ordered to service in
Alaskan waters, and will have com.
mand Of the coast survey steamer
Pathfinder in prosecuting that work.
Mrs. G. will make Olympia her home
while the Captain is thus employed.
The Chief OF Police sums up work
in his department for the quarter end
ing March 3lst, as follows: Twenty
six cows have been impounded; Is
DRINKS rounded up: 7 sleepers given
lodgings in the city's bastile, and 81
hobos were compelled to "march on"
The Weyerhauser Timber Co. are
still buying up our best timber lands.
The deed for 2,237 acres of timber
land in Thurston and Lewis counties
was filed for record this week. The
transfer is made by the Washington
Lumber Co. and the London and San
Francisco Bank, the consideration be-
ing $86,296.
The passengers for the steamship
Senator from this place for Cape
Nome, sailing On the 10Th prox are
Jesse T. Murphy, L. G. Abbott, J. w.
Hopp and son and T. H. Phipps. By
the steamship Tacoma sailing on the
oath of next month will be E. B.
Crisman, R. M. Crisman, Cecil How
ard and Jas. Winfree.
Mrs. Nancy E. Broyles, native of
Indiana, died on the Westside, Mon.
day, at the age of 70 years. She had
been resident OF this city since