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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-17

Corporal Will McCarty arrived
home from the Philippines, on fur.
Tough, this week. He is still in the
service of Uncle Sam, in the far-off
dependency. He had rough ex-
perience in reaching home. He was
q passenger by the transport Warren,
which was caught in a typhoon and
had to return, and was on another
vessel which strnck rock and had
likewise to abandon her trip, and was
considerably delayed on third vessel,
which finally landed him safely in
San Francisco. He was SO days en-
route.
In Mr.. Meyers show.window in the
CaledOnian building, on Fifth street,
may be seen some samples of fine
grained artificial sandstone, made
from secret formula by Frederick
Rose, late from Germany, q son OF
Mrs. Kretchmyer, who resides at the
foot of Washington street. Mr.. r. is
an architect by profession, and this
artistic training has enabled him to
fashion his exhibit into various forms
of beauty in the shape Of miniature
monuments. The product seems to
be we'll adapted for cemetery work,
and has an advantage in cheapness
over natural stone. 1t is capable of a
high degree of finish and seems to
possess qualities that would make it
as impervious to the effects of time
as the product it so closely resembles.
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land, who will take charge on the Goth.
The new landlord is man of seven
teen years experience in Michigan,
and vii! doubtless demonstrate that
rare qualification Of moving how to
"run hotel"
Architect Richie is still i'll with
fever at his home in Spokane, but as
work has temporarily ceased on the
capitol annex for other reasons, it will
not be the cause of delay. 1t is un-
derstood that portion at least of the
iron and steel used in construction,
according to the plans, must be pro-
cured before the work can 60 much
farther.
Alpha Encampment No. l, I. o. o.
F., Wednesday night, installed the
following officers: B. L. Hill, C. p;
A. l.. Callow, S. w., N. S. Porter, H.
P, T. n. Ford, Scribe, and M. O'Con-
nor Treasurer. 1t was a gala night
for the order, several prominent mem.
bers from abroad being present and
taking part in the elevation of a num-
Der OF candidates.
Under the inheritance law, six per
cent. of Mrs. Stuart's estate will go
into the public treasury, as none of
the legatees named in her will are
blood relatives. The rate of six per
cent. applies to estates valued at over
$4,000 and less than $4,000. The
appraisement of the estate has not yet
been made, but it is thought its value
will fall between those figures.
And now the county is on a search
for a location for new county Jail
contiguous to the courthouse. This
public necessity is somewhat like
pest-bouse, nobody desiring its prox-
unity close to either business or resi-
dence property. OF one thing, how
ever, the Commissioners are said to
be unanimous in believing, and that
is the inadequacy OF the present
bastile."
1t is said that J. R. Chaplin, the
indefatigible rustler for Olympia and
ThurstOn county, is planning to give
banquet to residents of Coshocton,
Ohio, in which the menu will consist
largely of Olympia oysters. Olympia
CLAIMS, Olympia fruits, and if possible
Olympia products throughout. Surely
the pulpit's loss is the peoples gain,
if we are to judge by results Mr.. G. al
fords as q realty rustler.
Capital Lodge No. Is, K. OF p, in
stalled the following officers Thursday
night, for the ensuing term: NJ. of
w., c. O. Young; C. c., T. T. Lang
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at the west end of Long Bridge, in
1893. He got 10 years in the Peni.
Tertiary for that act. but wac par
doned about four years ago. on &C
count of physical decline. He is also
supposed to have been implicated in
the death of young man named Par
sons, near Yelm. As indication oil
bis savage nature, it may be noted
that he made murderous assault
upon Jos. LeGard, Frenchman, . few
years ago.
Information was filed Tuesday BY
County Attorney Funk against
Charlie Tom and Mary Tom, charg'
ing them with murder in the first do
gree.
They we're brought in from the res.
ervation and..on arraignment declaring
that they had "halo chickamen" e
hire counsel, Messrs. Troy 4 Faalkel
we're appointed to defend them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-17
STATE NEWS.

The body of the man killed By q
Northern Pacific train near Spokane
the other day has been identified as
that Of NJ. G. Damon.
An afternoon housebreaker entered
the home Of L. R. Wright, at Seattle,
recently, and succeeded in securing
900 worth Of watches and jewelry.
The body of George Schimmelpienig
was found in . trail leading to his
cabin, near Vancouver, Wednesday.
He was 70 years old and an old resi-.
dent of Clarke county. Death Wa
due to heart disease.
Gov. Mcbride says in an interview
"The Governor Of the State is held
responsible by his party for the man.
ner In which he conducts the State
institutions" Don't you think the
people of the State have some interest
in tho matter, Governors-Co!faz Com
n0ner.
On the allegation that his bride
bites and scratches him. liver Yates ID
seeking divorce at Seattle. He also
claims she refused to cook his meals
and on several occasions struck him
All these things, he says, occurred
during their first four months Of what
should have been welded bliss.
Lem Yu, the Chinaman who wa,
convicted of the murder of Oscar
Bloom, at South Bend, and who wat
to have been hanged there on Janu'
airy 31st, escaped from the Jail Tues
day morning and no clue has yet been
obtained as to his whereabouts. The
Chinaman was not missed until noon
when the janitor went to the Jail with
dinner for the condemned man and
found that he had flown.
At Walla Walla Sunday morning
Fletcher Fields, q farmer, undertook
to take dose OF salts. A change had
been made in the bottles containing
salts and strychnine. and he swallowed
almost two spoonfuls Of the latter
drug. He died in q few hours. H.
WAS 60 years of age and had lived il
the Walla Walls valley since the lat
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HE is GOOD" NOW.
i" Bad Indian Takes Somewhat Sudden De
parture for the Happy Hunting Grounds.

Po'so'S 'o' "S "ePPy "o"s"S oTVu"us'
George Williams" bad Indian,
has taken his departure to the happy
hunting grounds, aided in departure
by his amiable cousin Charlie Tom"
another red.skin who can be bad
when filled by fire-water, if not at
other times. 1t seems that Williams
and Charlie and his wife Mary were
returning home from this city, full of
whisky, when they got in row near
the Manner place, on Chambers prai-
rie, and the former was stabbed to
death, or rather that wounds were in
fiicted by Charles knife, opening an
artery from which the victim bled 70
death. This fact is established by a
confession of the murderer, who claims
that the act was done in self-defense.
This is doubted, however. as there
were many points in his narrative
which were contradictory.
Geo. Williams" is the Indian who
was implicated in killing John Hello
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PROBATE NOTICE.


IN the Superior Court Of the State Of Washing
L ton for the county OF Thur ston.
In the matter Of the estate of C. L. whiting, de-
ceased.
No. $50.
Notice of Settlement OF Final Account.
Notice 10 hereby given that Frank Dickinson,
Special Administrator Of the estate Of c. l..
Whiting, deceased, has rendered aud presented
for settlement, and filed IN the Superior Court OF
Thurston county. State Of Washington, his final
sccount such special Administrator, and that
Monday, the goth day Of January. 1902, At 10
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Court Room Of said Super
Tor Court. In the city Of Olympia in said Thur.
ton county, has been duly appointed BY said Su
perior Court for the settlement of said dnal &C.
count, at which time and place any person in
terested In eaid estate may appear and file his
exceptions In writing to the said final account,
and contest the same.
Witness, Hon. o. V. Linn, Judge
of the said Superior Court and
[sEAL.1 the seal Of said Court affixed this
9th day Of January, A. u. 1902.
w. N. MUM,
County Clerk and Clerk Of the Superior Court.
Date Of first publication, Jan. 10, 1902.
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ridge; v. c.. w. NJ. Kendrick p, G.
E. Blankenship; K. of r. and s., E. E.
Taylor; M. of E., M. Harris; NJ. of F.
F. Mckinney; NJ. of A., w. NJ. Num- ;
l. g.. G. v. Savidge; o. G., E. H.
Martensen; Trustees, A. L. Callow.
F. G. Blakeslee and r. J. Friedman.
Gov. Mcbride has announced his
intention of accompanying the Board
of Control on its tour of the State
institutions, beginning February 10th.
The present intention is to begin with
the asylum ct Medical Lake, then
proceed to the Penitentiary at Walla
Walla, the School for Defective Youth
at Vancouver, the Reform School ct
Chehalis, the Soldiers Home at Ort-
ing, and close with the asylum at
Steilacoom.
The two-story residence building,
just south Of the Capital Brewery, ct
Tumwater, is about to be moved to
the other side Of the inlet to . site
near the old Crosby -four mill.
Keppler has the job, and he says it
will not be difficult one with q
couple of large scows TO operate with.
The building was erected near the
brewery site which was occupied by the
Biles tannery, and is ct least . third
OF century old.
Olympia Harbor No. IS of the
American Order Of Protection has in.
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing year: Past Commander, Geo.
G. Israel; Commander. Mrs. 8. E.
Barr; Vice Commander, Mrs. B. w.
Johns; Chaplain, Mrs. A. L. Price
Captain, g. w. Snedigar; Pilot, Mrs.
E. M. Harlan; Secretary, B. M. Price /;
Treasurer, g. w. French; Inside
Guard. Mrs. Josephine Carson; Out.
side Guard, L. w. Todd.
According TO papers filed in the
Auditors Office Wednesday, VIM. B.
Hanna and wife have sold to o. A.
Page, the undivided three.eighths of
blocks II. IA, Is, 16, II and 20, and
lots 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7,8 and 10, Of block
5; lots 8, IL, IL, IA, Is and is, Of
block 8; lots IL, IL, Is, and IA, oil
block IL; lots 3, 4, 8, 6, Is and 16, oil
block Z, and lots IL and IL, of block
IL, all in Squires' addition to Olympia
The confederation is not named.
Judge and Mrs. Mount were the re.
cipients of . pleasant surprise, last
night, by the visit of . party of friends
to commemorate the birthday of the
Judge. A double surprise resulted
from the visit, for the date was like
wise the wedding anniversary of Judge
Hadley and wife. who were with the
surprisers without it being known Ia
them that they were included in
the compliment. Handsome presents
were made to the two Judges and Mrs.
Hadlev.
Chas. Dryer, Jr., and another
minor named belong, left their
respective homes, Monday night, and
started on a tramp for Topeka, Kan.
sas, the former home OF the last
named youth. In his case it is proba.
bly, . case of inconsistencies, but in the
other it is plainly q result of dime
novel reading. It seems, however,
that the youthful adventures changed
their mind after readhing Tacoma
and worked their way home on the
first steamer that passed for that ha.
yen after their arrival.
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An excellent new piano, on easy
terms. II you want . good instru-
ment, please call and investigate this
offer. Call at 1902 Main street.
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It is with pang of regret that We
announce the death Of A. NJ. Wolfe,
cashier Of the Capital Brewing Co., Of
this city, after quite . lingering ill.,
ness. He was born in Odessa, Russia.
ard was 81 years OF age. He was
held in high regard by all who knew
him. Very few Of our residents have
been able to command universal ie-
spect after such . comparatively short
intercourse with the public. He was
one Of Natures noblemen, and many
. heart is bowed down with grief over
his death.
He was . member OF the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen, which
organization had charge of his funeral
Wednesday morning, but the con.
course of sorrowing comrades was by
no means confined to that order
which paid . last sad tribute to the
memory of the departed by presence
at his burial. He leaves q widow and
. daughter seven years of age.
Peace be with himl
The funeral Of deceased took
place Wednesday vt $50 A. N. from
the Catholic Church. Its manage.
ment WAS in charge of the A. O. U. w.,
OF which deceased had been an hon.
orsd member. A large concourse Of
citizens likewise testified by their
presence the high regard in which he
was held.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Tho following record OF temperature and rain
,sl fo-the week ending yesterday, January 10th
= from, a record kept aud kindly furnished
,he STANDARD by Mr. VI. O'Connor. Voluntary
Observer. Department of Agriculture Weather
Bureau: r,., PAW
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Creditors Notice.
Estate of c. L. Whiting, deceased.

Estate of c. L. Whiting, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that Letters of Admin.
istration on the Estate of c. L. Whiting deceased
were granted to the undersigned. on the 9th
day Of December, 1901. by the Superior Court OF
the State OF Washington for Thurston County
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance,
al $50 Main street, Olympia, Thurston county,
State of Washington, within one year after the
date of first publication of this notice, or thew
hsll be fore,.r barred.
This Sd day vi January, 1902.
FRANK DICKINSON,
Administrator.
g. c. ISRAEL, Attorney for Administrator.
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AN interesting communication from
J. C. Conine, our Yelm correspondent,
will appear in our next issue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-17
the Superior Court Of the State OF Washing.
l ton for Thurston county,
Plaintiff,

N the Superior Court Of the State OF Washing.
l ton for Thurston county.
George Braxel,
Frank F. Williamson, Eta Summons
williamson, Henry Havey Foreclosure of
and all persons unknown, Tax Lien.
claiming an interest In the
hereinafter described prop
erty, Defendants.
The State of Washington to Henry Havey and
70 all persons unknown, claiming an interest
In the hereinafter described property, Defend
ants:
You are hereby notified that George Brazcl is
the owner and holder of certificates of dclin-
quency numbered 1881 1882, 1893, 1884 and 1855,
issued by the Treasurer Of Thurston county,
Washington. on the 18th day Of December. 1901,
for the sum Of 81. Is, the same being the amount
then due ne and d. denqnent for the taxes for the
atty. interest and costs thereon, upon an und-
vided one-half interest Of real property assessed
70 Geo. Brazil, which undivided one half interest
other undivided 0ne-half, and Of which you are
the owners or reputed owners, or In which you
have or claim to have come interest or estate,
and which said real estate is situated in Thurs.
ton county. Washington, and more particularly
bounded and described to wit: Lots 20, q, IS,
80 and IS, block A. Tumwater, Washington;
That plaintiff has paid taxes, other than those
included In said certificate Of delinquency, in the
sum Of 1856. and which bear interest at the
rate a. y per cent apnn You are further
Court Of the State Of Washington, for Thurston
county, for q judgment for the amount of said
delinquent certificate, taxes, interest, penalty
and costs: and foreclosing his lien against said
property hereinbefore described.
You are hereby notified and summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the day Of ser
vice, and defend this action in the court afOre
said or pay the amount due; and in case OF your
failure SO to do judgment will be rendered for the
amount of said certificate Of delinquency. taxes,
interest, penalty and costs, and foreciosng plain
tifTs lien against the lands and premises herein
before described and the same will be ordered
sold to aatisfy said Judgment.
Any pleading or process may he served upon
the undersigned at the post Office address below
given.
GEORGE BRAZEL,
Plaintiff.
Post Office address. Olympia. Wash.
By Troy Il FALKNOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication, Jan. 10, 1902.
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THE Recorder now seems to be after
Superintendent Henry with . sharp
stick,
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BURPEE's 1902 garden seeds can be
had soon. Do not send your money
away. G. B. MANN, opposite new
court house.
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]. w. Allen, q passenger on the
morning train from Portland to &c.
attic, fell from the car at the incline
TO tho ferry.boat, 1t Kalama, Wedncs'
day, and sustained . fracture Of the
sknll. He had a ticket for Seattle
and . pass from Seattle to Nome. A
gold watch, 5000 and 10000 shares in
Nome mine were found on his per-
son. He 10 still unconscious, and will
probably die.
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HoRRs DOCK, OLYMPIA. WASH. TELEPHONE 400.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-27
III lRaCREEBl-E vE.RDAD III

OCCASION gaa bn el dno Oh fegai co
vao, nars emnre Sd coste gaantzado
quiaes) espenddo brlaates, qunca
constante expendor hpeza que ~
Descomposi6n pdacdn psnfecta inacoa
5000 D. Ans 30 rgaiaY aaea ai d VII
lante Alaska de penO Oh
cabaero blante lO dollars no para oaasfo
aaa~s a dan
ldem
blnt dollars Pendientes
branes 20 dea Tendencies para nnas Veoa
galo dollars Medaas de lay con Ia ense de Fafm
Fl1rencia brlantes Alaska ~ dollars
todo gasto caas cenaoas de-
mercancia para toda In isa do Puerto Rco
ped1do
tss del Banc caa csdcada vaor decarado pen con-
venido antes efecuar el pago.
rsdedor
dedo.
enva Cataogo uustrado odo
Digirse Representative de Socledad Gro
Iaates
Am Alaska g. a Buyas Corso Romano, lO4 LOG Milan Qia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-27

pectiva. Pero II Turquess dc6mo
Ia suietag
--Por So propio interes, sobrino.
Fernando Rocher tiene doc,s milo
neg; la querida lie un homhre doce
veces millionaire no tiene coraz6n
nj entraf1as, nj t1elicadeza ni escri.
pulos. Es una tifra.
-Perfectamelte, respondt6
Rocambole; ne tengo nadia mas
que pregnntaros.
Dispense, diio sir Guillermo.
He empeaad0 por contestar a tn
segunda objection y voy a concluir
por La prirnera.
Os escucho, ito.
Hay IN principle, - diio ell
baronet despu6s de haber agpirado
muchas bocanatlas de humlo.-un
principle eternc en- este mtindo,
es que los homl,res de1an de Greer
en- las verdades que SO les erseffan.
Este principle encuentra su inme-
data aolieacion, en- polftics, en- los
negocios, en- ell amor.
Este razonamiento ed muy
fuerte, ito, : interrumpi6 Tocam.
bole maraVilladc.
-Afirme que mi conviction. en-
cuanto a Fernando Rocher de que
ell Club do Jos Erplotodores no era
extrafla d sus insrIgas con La Tar
quesa. Este pob.ce Armando duda.
y Bacara estara convencida de 10
contrario cnandc saldra de casa de
Iarquesa, en- Ia que no vera por
otra parte mas que q una hribona
vulgar que SO presta q arrulinar a
nm nomhre inmensamente rico.
-Pero no Tennis "a infioer,cia de
Bacara sohre Fefnandos
Al contrarie. Bacar6 va. 4 ser.
virn0s sin quereilo.
-lAhl we'd una. cosa iucouanren.
sible para mi.
Va estoy convencido de ello,
eres decididamerlte IN animal.
Rocamhole &c inclin0 delante
este elogio IN POGO brutal.
-i4o primer0 que hara Isacar6
cuand0 sis inezcIe en ell asnIlto da
Fernando, es, ytl tie 10 inrc, y no
le ssrA EnuT difleil, hsblsrls a. III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-27

mails escuchArme tan bondadosa'
mente, me q eIxplicsre.
-Desde lj1ego habsis dtcho al
senor de Kefgaz que os parecfa que
Fernando R3cher estaba en- nlancs
del Club de los Explotadorer.
ST, cierfamente.
-Despuea de haber lido mas le-
JOS: le habe eis ensefiado el blIlete
que Tureuesa ha escrito esta ma
nana, dictaGo por vos. y que habfa
sido encont4ado en- Ell bolHillo de
una ropa vieja en- el puesto de un
tIatsnte en- ropa blanca.
= 81, sobriho mfo, me he atrevi-
do hacer este.
Despues habeis lido maa lejos:
habeis lido g dlstraeros un POGO a
casa de Bsbara, explickndclla que
sIl querido E1ernando, Ell Arturo de
srs suef1os, Pl hombre que e,enero.
samente habfs olvidado su rival,
sc habfa vue to solo a casa de su
amiga, la seAiorita Turquessl.
- Z 20 I'd REeguro, intarrum
pi6 sir GuillRrmo, que me he di-
vartIdo cho, porque la querida
nina sufrio un buen martiriIol que
hl1biera satiafecho a IN mandarin
chino, persotlaje que, como sabes,
ea ell ideal de los atOTmentodores
modernos.
I DespuesI continu6 RoCamho-
le, habeis hecho Bacara In mis-
ma relaci6n que q ese virtuoso
conde de KeFgaz.
--Exacts naente
- -Pues bien, ito: este es bslnjto
p'~N peligrosD.
g. cree3R asf, Eobrino?
~ va - c,sooI
- Veano'b a,,, - ,rn,u,<
con Ell tono ctH!II 49, 81 Is Iao
professor de rlatemR0 0,sn.e w
a su discfpulD . resoTT> >Ans 49,. ,neo a,a
cultad. sap VIZ
: Encuent TO que habeis oF4
nh POGO Ia ligera, to-
--Espero due me 10 pruebsg.
Desde lrDego, habeis dicho la
verdad; y putsto al conde sopfe las
hgIellss cue puacanh'
.-4Y desrnesf - pregnnle sir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-27

los instrumentos, pero no ha con-
fiado NADIA los medios.
-1Es verdad?-exClam6 Rocam'
bole I'm POGO tranquilo.
-lPardiezi imbecil.
-lAsf. -. Turquesa :. la se-
fora Malassis -. Ell conde de Cha
teau Mailly?
Mo saben absolutRmente NADIA,
lganso y brutoI Bl conde no We en-
eu papel mas que Ell medic de
vengarse I'm hombre galante de los
desprtscios de una mujer y de here
dar por recompensa a su ito. Des.
pues, como es IN hombre galante,
IN joven que vale y sabe tener su
palabra, SO haTfa matar antes de
pronunciar ell nombre de sir Arturo
Collins, pues no me ha cOnocido
nunca CON Ell nombre del vizcon1e
Andrea, el hermano querldo del
conde de Kergaz.
-sY La saflora Malassis2 pre-
gunt0 Rocambole, tenaz en- sus
observaciones.
LA sefiora Malassts, es una I'm.
triganta de baio vuel0 forrada de
gazmo1erfa, como una duquesa wa
forrada de armif1o. Mo conoce de
nosotros mas que & Ventura, un
hercules que Ia ahogara con urla
Sola mano si intenta reSistir. Pero
no resissira, estz tranauilo.
- Psro en- fin, dfio Rocam bole,
--si BiacarA va casa Tarquesa. Il
Ira maf1ana, amigo: essoy se-
garo.
-sY- al lie habla del Club dc bs
EgplotzdoTes
Ttlrquesa no sabra una palabra
de lo que lie dir6n.
-5A-unque La presente ell billete
que lie habeis hecho eserihir esta
manana?
-IOh s0bre este hillete le conta-
ra una bonita historic LENA de
imagination y que no tengo fiempo
de explicarte.
-Th1, dijo Rocambole grave
mente, eBto eatA muv bien; sola-
mente me hah6is lprDbafio que
ten6is al bello y buieno sef1or de
Lhatean MAilly Yasn tfs en- peEa-