Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-05-06

EuSertOn, oil W lecOnsln, were united
in marriage Saturday evening by Jus
tice Giles.
The Capital City and the Wright
bands will alternate weekly, when the
new stand is erected in Maple Park
in giving concerts in it and the Capitol
square stand.
County Superintendent Brown an
nounces that the regular examination
OF applicants for teachers certificates
will be held in this city on May 18th
18th and nth.
Claude Weston has been sporting a
broad smile the past week. 1t was a
cute little daughter who took up her
permanent abode at the family home
last Friday night.
Christian Science services will be
held Sunday morning at IL o'clock
in Parlor b, Olympia Hotel. Subject,
" Mortals and Immortals." The pub
lie is cordially invited.
A fine game OF baseball was played
on the grounds south of town, Sunday
afternoon. by the Olympia team and
the Seattle Majestics. The home team
won by score Of to l.
A little son of f. 0. Stickler of Mud
Bay, fell on sharp stick, Monday,
which penetrated his abdomen. The
injury was serious enough to require
the services OF surgeon.
Mrs. Nancy Harkleroad, of Belling-
ham, a sister of Mrs. Lemuel Whitaker
of Plum Station, arrived Wednesday,
and the two left for Vancouver, Wash,
to visit their aged father, J. T. Harper.
Mrs. John O'Hare has returned TO
Aberdeen after a two weeks visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kearney, of this city. She was &C.
companied by her sister, Miss Eliza
beth Kearney.
Olympia Lodge No. l, l. o. o. F.,
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: Geo. E. Rutledge,
N. g.; Elmer E. Grimm, V. g.; c. NJ.
Moore, Secretary, and L. H. Mont
gomery, Treasurer.
Adjutant General Drain announces
the award of the champion cup for
workmanship this year to Company E,
of North Yakima, it having nine ex-
pert rihemen, 16 sharpshooters, II
marksmen, seven first -class men.
David Longmire. one of the promi-
nent ranchers from Yakima, was over
to the Democratic Convention. He is
mainly engaged in stock-raising and
this year built ten miles OF fence to
facilitate his extensive operations.
The Council gave permission for the
erection of band-stand on Maple
Park. at the expense of residents OF
the South End, where Wright's band
will discourse sweet music of evenings
during the delightful summer season.
Several launches and row boats went
down the bay Sunday-May-day-
loaded with men, women and children,
and lunch baskets, to spend the day
along the beautiful shores of our lower
bay. Nice, sunny weather prevailed.
Miss Anna V. Morgan. OF Seattle,
will have charge OF the soda fountain
at the Hill Drug Store this season.
1t seems exceedingly appropriate that
such delightful service should be
performed by the fair hand of woman.
The State has again opened Pan.
dora's box Of evils by asking that
Washington street be opened fronting
the capitol. The opposition a couple
of years ago was vigorous and deter.
mined. and it is not likely to be less
so now.
After brief illness, Mrs. J. T
Smith died at her home in this city.
yesterday. The cause of death is due
to = complication Of troubles and
general break down. The body will
be shipped to her old home in the
East tomorrow.
As was expected the capitol has
been rendered the State Commission
in an incompleted condition, and that
body will have to insist upon compile.
ton of several odds.and. ends which,
experience shows, it will not be safe to
allow 60 undone.
Both the Governor and Supreme
Justice Fullerton last night refused to
grant q stay of execution for James
alias Zenon Champoux, convicted oil
the murder Of Lottie Brace. Cham.
poux is sentenced to be hanged in the
penitentiary today.
The Interstate Single Manufac-
turers' Association have given notice
that the shingle mills of the State
which have been shut down, will re
sumo operations next week. II is be
lieved that the shingle market will bt
greatly strengthened.
The Eastern Star entertained q mum
Der of guests by card party at Th,
Olympia, Tuesday night. The follow
ing won the prizes at euchre: Mrs
c. w. Maynard and F. w. Stocking
progressions, and Mrs. J. OBJ. Scobe,
and George Mills, lonehands.
The Olympia Light and Power Co
have been granted an extension o
their street-car franchise from Puge
street eastward to the city limits.
is understood that extension TO top o
the hill will be at once made, and tn
company has q year to lay tracks t.
the city boundary.
Edward Morsbacb, OF Bucoda, die,
last week at his home, at the age o
81 years. He was born in Germany
and came to this country when q
years of age; Is years later journeye'
across the plains from Wisconsin ant
settled in this county. Deceased
leaves . wife and eight children.
Gregory J. Hildebrandt, of this city
and Miss Eta Pearl Hunter, OF Hunt
er's Point, were united in marriag
at the manse of the First Presbyterian
Church, Sunday morning. The happ
couple left the same day for q brida
trip. The bride is q daughter of A. A
Hunter, the well-known pioneer.
The contract for building the ney
bridge for the city across the ravin
Ia Tu,o1ekh rpoa< oe VU~s>. E.