Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-03-25

i@"'tucI loi tnc SUM vi PloV. IL Is
situate in the old Pattison addition,
on Third street, near Puget.
The Trustees of the First Presbyter.
ian Church have elected the following
officers OF the board: S. A. Calvert,
President; V. A. Milroy. Secretary,
and w. w. Work, Treasurer.
In Hugh Rosss show window may be
seen very fair plaster cast of the head
and shoulders OF Miss Viola Fuller,
Queen of last Summers Carnival,
made by NJ. j. Haynes, a local artist.
H. Simmons was seriously injured
Monday by a runaway accident near
Black Lake, in which he was thrown
from a wagon and bruised about the
head. He was brought to town for
surgical treatment.
VIM. T. Bryan and wife have ar.
rived from Kansas City, Mo, to make
Olympia their future home. The gen.
tleman is brother Of M. w. Bryan, of
Westside, who came from Atchison,
Kansas, last Summer.
The Supreme Court has decided in
the case of Louis Garbe, sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary from
Skagit county, that an attempt to
q burglary is q felony, and
punishable in the manner provided by
sentence.
Court Capital Foresters, at a meet
ing held Wednesday night, elected o.
G. Braeger and w. H. White delegates
to the Grand Court at Bellingham,
and Sam Dobrin and Frank Pelan al
ternates. 1t was decided to hold an
open session at an early date.
Coy Lowe, who lacks q year OF hav.
ing attained his majority, and Miss
Daisy Chase, also under age, being but
seventeen years old, who had attempt.
ed an elopement, were united in mat.
rimony. Tuesday, by consent of guard
ians, at the residence OF the brides
mother.
Louise, 14-year- old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Frost, of Westside, died
yesterday morning at St. Peters hos
pital. from typhoid fever. The funeral
services will be held at Whiteside's
undertaking parlors at 2 p. NJ. to-day,
Rev. Walter S. Crockett conducting
the rites.
The construction OF an expensive
draw on Long Bridge and the pay
ment of the damages awarded in the
Gallamore suit, bid fair, with the
necessary incidental expenses of the
city, to keep the axpayers' nose
pretty close to the grindstone the
next few years.
John w. Morris and Mrs. Lucy M.
Wiley were united in marriage on
Wednesday night, by Rev. X. NJ.
Hayes, At the residence OF Thomas
Rowland. The groom is engaged in
the business of house. moving with his
brother and the bride is daughter of
ID. w. Chilson, and is we'll known to
our people from long residence.
F. A. Gold and wife of Renville,
MIMI, who have been on q visit to
Mrs. H. r. Hill and Mrs. r. w. Swan,
relatives. left yesterday for Los Ang-
elias. CAL, where Mr.. Gold goes as
delegate to the Worlds Methodist
Conference, beginning May 9Th. Mr..
G. is a member of the banking house
Of Gold, Stobeck & Co of Renville.
Mrs. Gilbert arrived at Manila on
January 3lst, and found her husband
suffering severely from Inflammation
OF his eyes, one of which was wholly
blind. They may return soon on &C.
count Of his affection, and il his con-
dition will permit, it will be by way
of the Holy Land, q country botlI
Mr.. G. and wife have long wished to
visit.
Monday was the date when astrono.
mers say the Sun enters the first point
of Aries, when the days and nights
are Of equal length, date known as
the vernsl equinox. About this time
what are known as equinoctial storms
prevail, but it seems this year there
has been no interregnum to mark the
limits of the showers OF winter and
spring-time.
A series Of meetings closed last
evening at the Congregational Church,
conducted by Rev. A. B. Eddy, OF Sc.
attic, President of the Missionary AL.
lance. The course embraced descrip.
tions of the Holy Land, in which be
was aided by a Miss Brown, Q mis-.
sionsry at Jerusalem the past eight
years, whose address was delivered in
native costume.
Walter C. Bethel is the inventor oil
an appliance whereby the position oil
cars on q street.car line may be auto.
matically recorded by the electric
current at the central Office, or wher.
ever it is placed. The first machine
installed is at the Olympia Light &
Power Co.'s Office, and it works salts
factorily. Mr.. B. visited Seattle thi.
week, to demonstrate it's usefulness or
a more extensive system.
John N. Wooten, an ADVERTISING
solicitor of progressing appearance
and wearing a stove pipe" hat, who
beat one of our hotels and q doctor
out Of their bills, while here a shorl
time ago, was arrested, Sunday, in
Seattle, for transportation of funds
while at Bellinghsm. From all &C.
counts he is the most accomplished
and successful JeremyDiddler who has
ever victimized our generally wide.
awake people.
The judgment Of the Superior Court
OF Chehalis county was affirmed this
week by the higher court on appeal OF
the American Paper Co. vs.. ]. P.
Sullivan, for debt. The company had
attached certain printing material
and the respondent had alleged tina,
the property were his tools of trade
and absolutely essential to him for a
livelihood. While the suit was pend.
ing. Sullivan died, and his wife was
made respondent and receives the
benefit OF the decision.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Manner, of Cham.
bers Prairie, Tuesday. celebrated their
6lst wedding Anniversary. nv q oatbo--