Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-07

ne lunelal services were nelu at the
Hartsock home, Wednesday.
The smallpox patients have all been
discharged and their premises fumi-
gated. There have been lG cases, II
oi which have been cared for as pub
lie charge. All but one appear to have
been OF "mild" type, and that
couldn't have been mild" for it
landed its victim in the grave.
Mrs. J. II. Ogden and her two
accompanied 10y Mrs. Shin
ems, Mrs. O.'s mother, have arrived
from Redding, Cal, where they spent
the winter. They will pass the sum
mer in this city before returning to
their home at Spokane, occupying
Mr.. Otis house on Adams street.
Little Hazel Norrie, about a year
old, had the index finger of her right
hand badly mashed this morning in
the cogs Of a clothes wringer, which
was being used by her mother while
the child sat in high.chair close by.
No bones were broken, and it is
thought no serious injury will result.
On Monday evening, Olympia lodge
No. l, I. o. o. F., held its biennial
election of officers, which resulted as
follows: n. g., +. w. Aldrich; V. c.,
Alvah Porter; Recording Secretary, T.
C. Van Epps; Treasurer. B. l.. Hill
Trustee, eighteen months, T. G. Van
Epps; Trustee, twelve months, A. w.
Jones.
Will d. Jenkins is becoming a
Koaloil King" if reports be true
He has been elected Secretary of an
association which stands in some re-
latiOns as trust to the oil output
1t is called the Pacific Coast Mines
Association, and seems to be the
nucleus, as it were, OF some 800 oil
companies.
DIR. Mcdonald visited our city day
or day ago. He is no longer physician
at the Soldiers Home at Orting, bu,
has settled down to quiet practice at
Puyallup. The doctor was decapitated
he believes, by Commandant Allen, Of
the Home, and he proposes to place a
cockle.bur under the commandant's
crupper to get even.
The great Camilla Urso, who by
many is believed to possess the mos,
exquisite touch as performer on the
violin of any human being who evel
handled the bow, contemplates a visi,
to this city soon. She played in
Columbia hall many years ago, and
this will doubtless add zest to the vel.
come accorded her by our older resi-
dents.
Inspector OF Horticulture Cole gives
notice that State Commissioner OF
that class OF products, will lecture, in
the orchard of David Lincoln, corner
of Puget and Pine streets, on the 18th
inst, at l 80 P. NJ. on the dreadful
pest, black spot, on apple trees, and
demonstrate how it can be eradicated
All fruit-growers should witness this
important method.
Hon. Frank M. Eddy, member oil
Congress from Minnesota, will deliver
the grafton at celebration to be held
at Rainier, on the 4th. A good pro.
gramme OF exercises has been pre-.
pared, including races, feasting and
dancing. which aside from the oppor.
tunity of seeing and hearing "live
Congressman" speak, will prove a
splendid attraction.
The fire department has re-as.
sembled the parts OF the Silsby fire
engine, which has been dismantled a
year or two, while its running gear
was doing service in toting about the
sprinkler's rain-barrel." If the en-.
CINE is stationed somewhere above the
gravity head of our hydrants, she may
be able, at some unexpected time, to
pay for her keeping.
An alarm Of fire was turned in from
box "a, Monday, caused by ignition Of
the roof of the house of Mrs. o. B
McFadden, on Cherry and Fourth
streets, at the eastern end Of the
bridge. The fire was easily subdued
but had it obtained further headway
would have been a difficult PROPOSE.
ton for our firemen, as q high wind
prevailed at the time.
Strawberries have sold since theil
appearance, about six weeks ago, a,
from Is to 20 cents box, which il
unprecedented and wholly owing to
the chill weather of May. The month
which has generally inaugurated the
picnic season has had scarcely a day
that did not call for use OF wraps, and
at no time have the woods been ir
proper condition for an outing.
The name OF Gentry is to trained an.
finals what Barnum's was to freaks
and ENTHUSIASTICALLY the sugges-
ton of perfect art. AS the Grea,
Show has never before performed, in
this city, the charm of novelty will
be united with superlative excellence
next Tuesday afternoon and evening
Do not fail to sec the original manage
ment in this line of amusement.
Mrs. Dora Roberts is the latest ap.
plicant for heavy damages. She
wants the Port Blakely Mill Co. tc
pay her $4,000 for the loss of hel
husband, who was killed, by logging
car accident, last October. in Mason
county, while acting in the capacity
of conductor. Troy & Falknor are
her attorneys, and the case will be
heard by Judge Irwin at Shelton.
Washington lodge No. l, A. o. U. w.
last evening elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing six months: P
NJ. w., E. J. Tracey; NJ. w., s. H
Westover; Foreman, Claud B. Yves
ton; Overseer, J. B. COttle; Recorder
I. c. Van Epps; Financier. w. A.
Steelman; Receiver, c. II. Pridham
Guide, Harry H. Cole; I. w., Benja.
min Vincent; o. w., H. G. Richard
son.
Last Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
at the residence of the brides parents
at Tumwater, Mr.. Stewart L. Dennis
and Miss Josephine Brewer were mar
ried by the Rev. A. G. Sawin, Mr.