Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-31

LEGATION devoted to the interests of the
Order OF Eagles, made a pleasant
call upon the STANDARD today.
Arthur l.. Ferry has been pardoned
from the penitentiary by Gov. Nc
Bride. He had, however, but a few
days to serve, and the pardon is virtu.
ally restoration of citizenship.
The thirty days prescribed for
mourning for the death of the State
executive expired Wednesday and the
somber drapings of the capitol have
been removed and the flag HES at full
mast.
Amos Howarth, brother OF Mrs. C.
w. Bonner, Of the Capital City Dye
Works, is late arrival from Queens.
town, Ireland. He is delighted with
our city and will probably make it his
future home.
The Ladies' Minstrel entertainment
tonight at the theater, promises to be
very pleasing affair. 1t should be
a success, for it is given under the
auspices of the Young Ladies' Guild
Of st. Johns church.
Fred Carlyon was in the city a short
time this week. He was ON bis way
from Fort Wrangle, Alaska, where is
engaged in business, to Pasadena
CAL, to join his wife, and accompany
her to this city for visit.
Pearl E. McDuf and Miss Birdie E.
Grout were united in marriage,
Wednesday, at the residence of the
brides parents, on Adams street, Rev.
Mr.. Glass officiating. The happy couple
are on wedding trip to down Sound
points.
The "boys" say that Fourth street
presents the best coasting course in
the State. They start from the sum-
NIT OF Ayers hill and make contin.
uous run to a point fronting Olympia
Theater, distance of about quarter
of mile.
Justices of the Peace cannot here.
after employ those expensive acces.
Observation-Disclosures report the
testimony in preliminary hearings. II
was a $50 bill of Mrs. Barr, in the
Crowhurst case, which broke the
camers back.
Carl DALEY, against whom informa.
nation was filed for larceny by con.
version has returned to Olympia and
Matte Eagan. the complaining wit.
ness, has her lost jewelry, and seems
to think it was all a joke, and the
prosecution has been dropped.
Kinneth Kincaid, son of DR.. Kin.
caid Of this city, passed through this
place. Monday, en- route for Wash.
ington, D. c., where he will resume
duty in the U. s. hospital corps. He
has been in charge of an army hos.
pital at Manila, and is now on fur.
Tough.
J. A. Rogers application for a
liquor license to vend the "ardenr at
Gate City, has been refused by the
County Commissioners. There is al.
ready one saloon there, and doubtless
the commissioners think that one is
oil that is necessary to fill that "long
felt want"
Mr.. Geo. CASTOR, employed on the
Seventh Street tunnel repairs for the
Northern Pacific, met with q painful
accident, Monday, whereby fracture
of the smaller bone OF one of his legs
and Q severe strain of the ankle were
sustained. He will be laid up for
several weeks by the injury.
The Mason County Logging Co
have decided to the Northern Pacific
right of way for a spur running
through sections 4, 6 and Z in town.
ship 16 north. range 3 west, and sec.
ton IL, township 16. 4 west. The
spur is to be used for marketing q
choice tract of timber embraced in
those sections.
A case of smallpox was developed
on the steamer Capital City, Monday
on her run to this city, and the boat
on arrival was at once placed in quaran
tine and the patient removed to the
pesthouse. The boat Tuesday wal
not allowed to depart, and was
thoroughly fumigated and the crew
we're vaccinated.
J. A. Gabel has been endorsed fol-
the position Of State Librarian, by the
Republican Central Committee oI
Lewis county. Thomas H. Dunckley
. Chehalis newspaper man, was an ap'
plicant before the committee, but sub
stantial services for the party had mol
. feathers weight against the claims
Of political roustabout.
Capt. Tew's steamer, the Northern
Light, has been lying at Percival'i
dock several days awaiting An inspec
ton by the government officers who
reside ct Seattle. They eeem TO b
literally frozen up" for they have
not responded to the application fol
immediate inspection, and not ever
answered kilograms sent asking cause
of delay.
Mrs. James Hughes, a Washington
pioneer we'll known in this county
died Saturday morning at her home
at Steilacoom. She was the widow o.
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