Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-06-01

have been elected ny the local camp
Woodmcn of the World dole@atcs to
the District Convention, to be held at
Chchalis, on the Goth inst.
The passengers this week over the
O. X. y. and U. ?. for the East were
Mrs. W. G. Hake and Miss :. +.
McCorclc, for Denver, Colo. Victor
johnson and Alfred Hegman, Park
CITY, Ctsh, and Andrew Adams,
bingham, Utah.
\ reunion Of veterans of the In
dian war OF IS55-7 will tie held in
Portland on the lith inst, and it is
desired that all remaining shall an
Swcr at the roll-call, il still in the
land OF the living. II not, their
widows are invited.
Talesfor Winnecki has forsw0rn
Emperor William and declared allcg-
lance to the Stars and Stripes. Now
if that name could be naturalizcd'
enough to conform to- any recognized
rules OF orthography, there might not
be any kick" against the proceeding.
The census enumeration in this
city began to-day. Mr.. Suffer has
charge of the work in the First, Third
and Fifth wards and Mr.. Anders in
the Second, Fourth and Sixth wards.
The latter gentleman will likewise
enumerate WcStside addition and
Mr. Suffer Gull Harbor.
BY request of Judge Elliot, Andrew
F. Thompson, who had been SEN
fenced to one year in the Cowlitz
county Jail and payment OF fire and
costs amounting to $ll9, for miSde.
meanor, has been pardoned, mitigat-
ing circumstances having been dis
covered after trial and sentence.
Charles B. Kaler died Tuesday after.
noon, at the home of his brother C.
+. kaler, on Twenty-first and Frank
lin streets, from hemorrhage, He was
native OF Ohio, AZ years of age, and
had been resident OF this city about
four years. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR.. Glass
officiating.
Sneak thieves are again plying their
vocation, several residences having
been visited by nocturnal providers the
past week. Food seems to have been
about the only object taken, and from
porches, no entrance having been re.
ported to the buildings so far visited
Charley Dial and Joe Cottle's premises
have been laid under contribution the
past week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Loring, vile oil
David Loring, died this morning al
As, at the age of 76 years. She was
a native of Crawford county, Pa, the
mother of Mrs. H. r. Hill, Mrs. Il
w. Swan and Miss NJ. c. Loring, who
resided with her parents. Her hus.
band survives her at the age of s.
years. The funeral will be held al
the residence of X. w. Swan, Sunday
at P. NJ. All friends of the family
invited to attend Interment will b,
in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Geo. M. Savage was an eye witness
to a case Of brutality ON the part Of G
bicycle rider-Sorenson, by name
who he alleges, deliberately rode over
a child ut street corner on Eastside
the other day, to avoid collision with
the fence. SorensOn then mounted
his wheel and rode off, when he was
called back by Mr.. Savage, and shown
that he had broken the boys leg. He
IL Ill NJ h4 nd
refused to go for doctor. 1t is diff
ficult 10 believe that such heartless
ness could exist in civilized com.
munity.
The uniamiliarity of tenderfeet'
with tidal phenomena is the cause, al
times of much amusement to our peo
pie who from long residence on Puget
Sound, consider themselves cold
salts" The other day two couples Of
strangers landed on Priests Point fol
luncheon, and while engaged in that
absorbing occupation their boat with
sail set, was carried from shore by the
incoming tide and started off on &
voyage of her own. Fortunately &
boatman came along who captured
the derelict and returned her to hel
anxious crew.
The feud between the Martin ant
the Gale families, who reside on East
side, seems to be increasing in inten
sity. Some time ago Martin hat
Gale bound over to keep the peace
and now Gale wants Martin place.
under similar restraint. 1t seems
that last Tuesday the Martin boy
climbed upon Gales fence to picl
cherries from a nearby tree, whel
Gale appeared with pistol which h
fired over their heads, and made
threats of more direct aim, if the of
tense was repeated. It is upon thes
conditions that the Martins invok,
the majesty of the law.
The graduating exercises of tn
High School class OF 1900, will be hell
in Olympia Theater, next Tuesda,
evening. 1t is 81 in number-19 girl
and boys. The roll is as follows
Maud Alger, Mabel Glass. Irene John
son, Olive Overhulze, Helen O'Brien
Anna Reinhart, Bernice Sapp, Len'
Collins, Evelyn George, Bertha Hall
Lizzie Overhulze, Jessie Oppenheimer
Beulah Rankine, Fannie Rosenthal
Blanch Stretch. Julia Scully, Berth,
White, Ethel Young, Rachel Shields
Dayton B. Garrison and We'd Taylor
The class motto is upward Still ant
Onward" and the class flower tn,
yellow rose.
Late Chief Justice Gordon lief
Wednesday for Spokane, where HI
will Immediately assume the position
of Assistant Attorney for the Grea
Northern Railway Company, an offic'
which his exalted qualifications emf
nen.ly fit him to discharge will
credit. The change is, from a finan
cial point of view, decided advance
for the Judge, but il must be admit
ted that he is one of the few whom
the State regrets to lose from thu
public service. Personally, social,
and professionally. Mr.. Gordon is /.
man who commands the respect of all
and we voice a universal feeling OF re