Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-21


The Oi.mpi.,' announces that J. Ii.
Schivcly Will return next week and
Immediately begin campaign work IN
this state Verify, he has lost much
TIM. and he will find his party 50
that sal:netcr won't save
II.
Max Baude received telegram Fri
day announcing the death OF his
e!"yen-ycar old son Walter. in New
York, where he had Just arrived with
r., mother from a visit to Europe.
Mr.. Baude left Immediately for that
city.
The new lawyers admitted to the
bar last week, were X. b. Horrigan.
Carl +. Orth, Carl Folk and Milo J.
Loyele~s, o. seattle; Andrew Brown,
OF Davenport j. W. Dingan. of Ia
coma. and VIM. J. Griswold, OF Mount
Vernon.
The body Of Miss shelton. who died
in New York, arrived at Tacoma for
burial, Wednesday. The funeral SER
vices will be held this afternoon at
Hoska's chapel in Tacoma. Deceased
was native of Shelton, and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Shelton.
An alarm OF fire at 10 80 last night
was turned in by some mischievOrs
person, who had built a bonfire corner
OF Jefferson and Union, to carry out
the idea that it was justified. Such
jokes are by no means to be tolerated
If their originators can be discovered.
Mrs. Curl Danielson, mother OF
Mrs. o. b. Iverson, died Sunday night
at the residence of her daughter on
Westside She was 50 years of age,
born in Norway, and came to this
country in 1852 She had lived with
her daughter since 1865.
Mrs. George Blankenship and daugh-
ter returned Wednesday from Port
land, the latter just recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever. 1t is
thought that she will soon be able to
return to her duties in the Northwest
Sanitarium, where she had been TAX
ing a course as trained nurse when
Frustrated by the fearful disease.
Ernest Neat, son of farmer on
Chambers Prairie, was shot in the
groin. while, with party of hunters,
shooting at a deer they had surround
ed Friday. One of the buckshot, which
seemed in the excitement to be flying
in all directions, struck the lad near
the abdomen, and another in the
thigh. The wounds are not likely to
prove dangerous.
Messrs. Lee Purdin and George
Mudgett, Democratic candidates for
Auditor and Treasurer, respectively,
made a pleasant call on the STANDARD
yesterday, having just returned from
Gray's Harbor towns, to participate in
the rally here last night. They gave
an exceedingly optimistic account Of
the progress of the State campaign, so
far. and predict landslide in Novem.
Der similar to that of 1896.
The writer acknowledges n pleasant
call, few days ago. from J. w. Craw-
ford. who twelve years ago, was en-
gagged in his profession of law in this
city, and was for a time at Spokane,
finally going to Oklahoma. About
eighteen months ago his wife died,
since which time his life has been un-
settled. Mr.. Crawford is now on a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. J. w. Ben.
nett, who lives at Bremerton. He ex.
poets to return East shortly.
Miss Margaret Boyer, of this place,
and George w. Brewer OF Seattle, were
united in matrimony. Monday, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. E. f. Taylor,
at 903 Fifth street, Rev. A. G. Sawin
officiating. The bride is we'll known
to our community, having been clerk
in Mr.. O'COnnor's stationery store
several years, and her list OF friends is
therefore extensive, every one of whom
tender her their blessing and benedic.
ton. The groom is a salesman in Sc
attic and bears an excellent reputa.
ton.
The Olympia Oyster Co. have begun
the construction OF their dock and
warehouse on the west side OF the
channel, opposite Percival's dock.
The wharf will be GO feet wide and
$50 long, fronting on the east side on
the channel and west on Tilton street.
The north end will extend to the
basin and the south end terminate on
Fourth street, beside Horr's dock, a
portion of which is on the street and
will have to be vacated. Mrs. Horr
says che favors vacation il the city
will open the street.
A case OF diphtheria has been re-
ported at the Capital Hotel, on Eighth
and Jefferson streets, the sufferer be-
ing Thomas johnson, Is years OF age,
son OF the landlady. DR.. Bridgford,
the County Physician, prononnces it
a marked case OF the dreadful disease,
and has taken all necessary precau.
tons against its spread. The build
ing being large, only the rooms occu-
pied by the family were quarantined,
but the whole building has been FUN.
igated, as we'll as the room he occu.
pied at school, and the doctor thinks
that no danger of spread of the dis.
ease exists.
A pleasant reception was given at
the residence of Mr.. nd Mrs. S. II.
Westover, of Piety Hill Avenue, last
Tuesday night, in honor of the 4th
birthday OF their daughter, Vera, and
the 10th birthday Of their friend, Mr..
Frank Stason. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Westover, Mr.. and Mrs
Stason. Mr.. and Mrs. Garstang, Mr..
and Mrs. LETTERS, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Kirby, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Miss Vera
Westover, Miss Alice Stason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Zones, Hank Zones, John
Hedges, James Durgin, Coleburn
Welbert and Willfred Westover, Ar.
thur Peele and Ernest LETTERS.
Tine immense steel cylinders, four
in number, on which the superstruc.
ture Of the lift.span on Long bridge is
to be placed, were driven this week.
supposedly to hardpan. from the in.
terror OF which the mud will be
pumped and filled with cement which
will form permanent concrete pillars,
solid az yOck anil nroho h1v no durah1o