Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-11-14

1t Is said, into veritable fairylaud for
the X. OF P. ball, which takes place to.
night. A carriage way has been built
to the rear door where an awning has
been placed to protect attendants
from inclement weather.
The body of Stanley w. Filey, who
met his death in logging camp cas-.
ualty Saturday, was shipped Monday
10y rail to his home at Sherwood
Ind, by tho local lodge of |. 0. 0. F.
James Filey, an uncle of deceased
accompanied the body.
Marion Candy, of Tumwater, had
his hand badly cut by cross-cut saw
yesterday. The handle Of the saw
broke and the victims hand was
thrown thereby against the sharp
teeth of the saw, inflicting cut which
required surgeons aid to dress.
The City Council at a special meet.
ing Monday night, granted permission
for Vietzen & Sanford to extend the
height of their saloon building in the
rear OF Mottman's store, notwithstand.
ing the protest OF Mr.. hoffman, who
claims protection under the fire limit
ordinance.
The trial of Steve Rogers, charged
with burglary OF a saloon at Gate
City, began Wednesday in the Super
ior Court. Defendant was represented
by Mr.. G. c. Israel, and the proceed.
ings terminated this morning with q
verdict of not guilty. the jury having
been out all night.
]. c. Percival has built pile driver
for his own use in keeping his wharf
in repair, as we'll as driving piles for
others when not engaged in that work.
1t is q new outfit, from engine to
hammer, the latter part being cast by
the Pioneer Foundry of this city,
weighing 2,400 pounds.
Mrs. P. c. Hale writes from Los
Angeles, CAL, under date of the 9th,
that while the city is uncomfortably
crowded by visitors from Sacramento,
the streets do not seem so lively as Sc
attic. She says the mornings are
foggy till about 9 o'clock. Fine lus.
cious grapes sell three pounds for a
dime.
The Pierce county delegation of the
State Legislature meet tomorrow in
Tacoma, to organize for the fray. II
has been announced that Senator
Hamilton will be Chairman and Rep.
resentative York Secretary of the
organization. 1t is we'll thus to be in
a." receptive" condition when the pie
is cut.
w. w. Work who fell and broke his
arm and sustained other injuries at the
Westside polling place on election day
by the giving away OF railing leading
to the polls, precipitating him to the
beach below, is getting along well
and is able to be about, but it will be
some time before he will be in condi.
ton to resume work.
8. Bulford, tried in the Superior
Court Tuesday, for forgery, was con.
victed. the jury being absent but few
minutes for deliberation. Bulford il
the man who passed fraudulent checks
on q number of our business men, sew.
ersl weeks ago. A motion for con.
tinuance made by H. l.. Forrest, his
lawyer, was refused.
Superintendent R. B. Bryan has an.
nounced the following as markers oil
manuscripts for the coming November
teachers examination: C. w. Shaffer
Mary A. Bryan, Mrs. Margaret O'Keeie,
Olympia; Mrs. Dora Mckee, Tum.
water; Miss Gyneth knight, Shelton
Mrs. Dora Cryderman, Whatcom
Miss Rose Morgan, Enterprise.
The protracted meetings being con.
Quoted in the Christian church by
evangelist H. X. Pendleton will con.
tinue indefinitely. There have been
sixteen accessions to the church up ia
the present time. Large audiences
are coming out each night to hear the
gospel preached and the meetings
promise to develop much power.
Tuesday night, it is reported, that
. logger's cabin ct Kaposwin was en-.
tered by some one of the light.6ngered
gentry. who appropriated couple Of
watches and some clothing; and yes.
terday morning Liddell's camp. on
Morgan's lake, Was robbed while the
crew was ct work, of three gold
watches, three new suits OF clothes,
other articles and $l3 in cash.
Ira Noble, H. Dorman and J. e.
Urquhart, directors Of the Hunters
Point district school No. 81, Saturday
signed five 500 bonds which were re.
Gently voted by the district, and pur-
chased by the Land Commissioner for
the benefit of the school fund. The
bonds we're voted for the purpose oil
erecting . new school house to replace
the one recently destroyed by fire.
Al . meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce held in Secretary schom.
ber's Office, Tuesday night, PROPOSE.
lions we're received for erection Of q
planning mill, = shipyard, an extensive
foundry, and . door factory capable
of turning out eight hundred doors q
day, all of which received favorable