Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-06-27

bolter in a shingle mill near RAINIER, q
few days ago.
Miss Davenport, OF Silverton, Ore
gon, is visiting friends in this city
She enjoys the distinguished honor ot
being the sister of Homer Davenport
/ the cartOonist.
The band of the Fifteenth Regiment
Canadian Artillery has asked permits
sion to enter the State to play for the
Seattle people on the 18th. Permis
sion was wired by the executive.
The Capital Brewing Co. has changed
its name to Olympia Brewing Co, to
more fully identify the brewery with
the fame achieved by the excellent
product it has so effectively introduced
! Rev. Father LIKE Allan, native OF
Canada and subject OF King Edward,
now in charge OF st. Michael's church
IN this city, has announced his de-
termination OF becoming an American
citizen.
Mrs. Frances Brown, Of Danville
n. v, mother OF Mr.. l.. b. Faulkner
arrived on a visit, Wednesday. She
WAS met at Tacoma by her son and
came up by the Multnomah the same
evening.
Sol Leroy, engineer on a logging
road in Mason county, accompanied
by his wife, are up on visit and will
remain until after the 4th when they
will proceed to Canada to visit Mr..
LIS parents.
Application has been made for the
pardon of VIM. II. Irwin, serving a
life sentence for killing a man named
Anderson, on WILDLY Island, several
years ago, by N. Q. Tanquary, a Den.
yer attorney.
The Euterpe Club has elected the
following officers for the next term
President, Miss Calvert; Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Alice Sypher; Secretary,
Mrs. Robt. Elwell, and Treasurer Mrs.
+. q. kreider.
Miss Bertha Hall, OF Chehalis, a
former resident of this city. who has
been teaching in Chehalis the past
year, is making preparations to attend
a course OF drawing in Cooper Insti-
tute, New York.
Mrs. Il. G. Calvert, who several
weaks ago went to California, in the
hope that change of climate would
benefit her health, has returned great.
ly improved in the conditions which
gives zest to life.
The planking of West Fourth street,
from Main to Columbia, has been ma
terially retarded for want of lumber,
the local mills having so many orders
to fill that delivery of the plank is
necessarily slow.
Geo. w. Huntley, of Shelton, a pic.
neer resident OF this State. died at St.
Peters hospital, Monday, of heart dis
ease. He leaves wife, a son and two
daughters. The funeral took place at
Shelton Tuesday.
The Mason County Logging Com.
pany lately bought from Miss NJ. L.
Patterson lot and the northwest of
the northeast quarter of section 4
township 16 north, range 3 west, for q
consideration OF 5000.
Phil Trombley, barkeeper for Frank
Dickinson, was severely bitten on the
hand Wednesday, by J. NJ. Bells dog.
As a consequence, Phip is unable
to perform his duties. The dog was
killed by Patrolman Taylor.
Louis E. Sturdevant, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Sturdevant, of this
city, and Miss Dora J. Brown, oil
Delphi, were united in marriage,
Wednesday, by Justice Schomber.
They will reside at Tumwater.
The excursion party brought up by
the Capital City. last Saturday, wa. by
long odds the largest OF the season.
There we're 357 women and children
and nine men. They came from Sc.
attic, and the boat did not stop at Ia
| coma.
1t began raining Monday morning,
aud showers fell all day, at intervals.
The precipitation cooled and cleansed
the. atmosphere, but was not heavy
enough to quench the forest fire.
which have prevailed down the Sound
the past week.
Gregg Hildebrand, a son of Js A.
Hildebrand, of this city, who is in the
hardware business in one of Alaska's
principal cities, won $40 gold medal
in q 1OO.ysrd foot.race, contested
for by some swift runners in that
region, few days ago.
Superintendent Henry has made
the following appointments of district
echool officers: No. IS. Sherlock
J. G. Durgin, Frank Hartman and Ole
Gardner; Clerk. Mrs. J. c. Durgin
No. 40, near Yelm-Directors, Lee
CONNIE and VIM. Robinson.
The steamer Umatilla sails from the
Sound for San Francisco tomorrow.
She will be succeeded by the City oil
Puebla Thursday. The next boat for
Alaskan ports will be the City of Sc
attic tomorrow, to be followed by the
City of Topeka Thursday.
The Supreme Court has sustained
the lower court in holding the sureties
OF ex.City Treasurer Hardt, of Tum.
water, responsible for his defalcation,
q couple of years ago. They endeav-
ored to avoid responsibility through
some informality in signing the bond.
The Multnomah made a run down
the bay Wednesday night, under char.
ter OF the members of the Degree OF
Honor. The excursion was largely At.
tended and very enjoyable time re.
suited from the well.arranged details
for a skim DER the wave by moonlight.
The jury in the case OF Charles
Jackson, for attempted rape of little
Helen Whitman, Tuesday, brought in
a verdict of guilty. The only defense
set up was drunkenness. He has not
yet been sentenced. The penalty il
from one to fourteen years imprison.
ment.