Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-05-04

OF logs at this point of the Chehali-
Log Shippers Association.
Geo. Craig was thrown from a
wagon 10y runaway team, neal
Nesquaily, "Wednesday night, and
dragged quite a distance before he
could cxtricate himself from the lines
with which he became enianglcd in
falling. Bruises and scratches, how.
ever, constitute the extent of his in.
injuries,
J. C. Austin, of this city, and Miss
Phoebe Smith, OF Port Chester, y. V,
were married at Fairhaven sunday
The happy couple arrived in this city
Monday where they will found Il
home. Mr.. a. has been resident of
this place several months. in the EN-
ploy OF Daley & Co.'S tailoring de-
partment.
The Native Sons OF Washington at
their meeting Wednesday night elected
the following officers To serve for the
ensuing term: Captain, Charles A.
Billings; First Lieutenant, p. NJ
Troy; Second Lieutenant, I. Ives
Dodge; Orator, c. ;. Reinhart Secre-
tart, +. j. Brown, and Treasurer, Geo.
f. Blankcnship.
y subscription is being made to
complete the bicycle path to Little
Rock, which was undertaken and
nearly finished last year, by donations
from our citizens and the people of
Little Rock. If Olympia now con-
tributes $75 more the other parties
in interest promise to raise the re.
mainder required whatever it may be.
The new postage stamp-books have
been received at our postOtiice and are
now on sale. They cost 25c, 49c and
97c, one cent more than the face
value OF the stamps they contain.
They will undoubtedly come into uni
versal use, as postage stamps are an
unhandy thing to keep in first-class
condition by any of the ordinary
methods yet devised.
a Northern Pacific engine, Wednes-
day, tore the iron top from the cul.
vert of the city sewer on Fourth and
Jefferson streets. The "pilot" which
caused the damage must have hung
considerably lower than usual, for the
same engine had passed over it many
times without mishap. The castings
were ruined, and while new ones are
being made, the center of the street
is baricaded.
Secretary of State Will ID. jenkins
was married, Tuesday evening, in the
Occidental Hotel parlors, at Seattle,
to Mrs. E. J. Rayl, formerly of Ohio,
but who has been the past six months
resident of this State. The we'd
ding was quiet affair, only few in
innate friends being present, but the
benedictions of a host of people 60 out
to the happy couple on this important
event OF their life-journey.
There is something about the
Sailor hat" which reminds one OF
the boundless freedom of the sea. 1t
is based upon something more than a
mere association of name. for it is the
browning feature of a natty costume
which suggests the grace and beauty
Of one Of the most stately results oil
the handiwork of mana ship under
sail. Miss Tarbell has them in white
and color, and at prices that will suit
all.
The oyster season is now over, and
the lively little bivalve will have a
rest OF about four months in which to
regain his lost ground. He needs it,
for his kindred by the thousand have
made daily excursion afar and have
been banqueted with such high evi.
dences of esteem that they have never
returned, and their places know them
no more. But the family is a pro-
life one and q few months of rest SUI
fees to restore the loss.
The special attention of our reader,
is called to the sale of some valuable
real estate in this county, by G. NJ
yesterday, of Tacoma, administrator
of the estate Of Timothy Sawyer, de
ceased. The sale will be made or
Saturday, the 10Th inst, in front Of
the courthouse door, in this city. II
may be we'll for those seeking profit.
able investment to keep an eye or
this sale, for property values now
have an upward tendency. and easy
terms of payment are provided.
Geo. c. Israel, President of Olympus
Aerie No. 2, Eagles, was made the re
cipient of an elegant badge, last Sun
day, while his lodge was Oh its way te
Tacoma for fraternal visit to hel
sister lodge. Frank McFadden, ir
behalf OF the lodge, made the presen
tation, and George" although noted
for presence of mind under trying
circumstances, was fairly thrown of
his balance by this unexpected evi
dence of regard from his brethren
The badge is beauty made Of pure
gold and ornamented with diamonds.
1t seems that the Sheriff's sale yeai
ago of the White grist-mill, at Tum
water, has not yet settled the title te
that property. 1t was sold on a judg
ment in favor of T. N. Allen. as trus