Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-05-26

'S Wv f'b.VVO apprul 'TlatIhn "a
tiie rate OF $4,000 per month. 80 IA
Their drafts amount to $.;.,,W0, largel,
expended in erecting the State build
ing.
{. +. kaler 4 son have just in
stalled IN their East-iLc Market :
large refrigerator, to better equip then
ior handling their constantly iucreas
ing patronage, during the summe
rIunths.
Chas. Cheedle and party of friends
went to Seattle Monday in the auncl
Traveller. via the west passage, an,
made the trip in five and one-hal
hours. They returned Tuesday b,
way of Tacoma.
Gov. Mead has issued the neccssar,
papers to enable Sheriff Reynolds. Of
B"z-man, Mont, to take Camlll,
l'engcr from Seattle back to that city
to answer for larceny of diamond.
Tho proclamation of the President
dated on the 10th inst, creating the
Wrhana Forest Reserve, in this Stat,
and Oregon, has been filed with the
state Commissioner OF Public Lands.
a splendid work in grading is about
completed on Eastside street, the re.
moval OF the ridge between Second
and Third streets and dumping the
earth in the hollow between Third
and Fourth streets.
The Olympian and Recorder teams
played a match-game of " cocked-hat,"
At ten-pins this week. 1t was a game
in which the "lamb and the hon laid
down together" The lamb WAS, in
this instance, inside the Recorder.
Architect Richie has obtained a
reversal from the Supreme Court, OF
the case decided against him in the
Superior Court for extras in plans for
the State Capital, which had entered
n decree of dismissal. Tho order is
for new trial.
The residence OF Dick Helser, on
Oyster Bay, was entirely consumed by
fire with its contents about 10 o'clock
Saturday night. during the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Helser to this city. Dick
estimates his loss at $1,000, with an
insurance of 81 POO.
Everything pertaining to Olympia
big Fourth of July celebration is pro.
crossing satisfactorily. Mayor Carlyou
appointed Geo. f. Filley, Chas. II,
Springer and J. I. Mills to have charge
of the exercises and they have ap.
pointed sub committees.
Mrs. A. H. Chambers was chosen
for hostess at the Lewis and Clark
Fair, by a vote of the ladies at a meet.
ixg called in the Council room, by the
Mayor, last evening. She received 62
out OF the ZIG votes cast. A better
choice could not have been made.
William Cullen, a pioneer resident
of our town, esteemed by all who
knew him. died Saturday, and was
buried Monday. One daughter. Mrs.
Scott Shaser, is the only survivor of a
family of four, who, q few years ago
constituted happy and prosperous
family.
Ruth NJ. Fowles, wife OF L. 2.
Fowles, died Sunday night, at the
family residence on Eastside street
She had been i'll many months with
consumption. The funeral observ.
ances were conducted Wednesday at
Whiteside's undertaking parlors, by
Rev. w. S. Crockett.
Judgment has been entered in the
case Of Mrs. Sorenson vs.. Order oil
Lions. The action was brought to
recover on the policy Of the late Soren
Sorenson. The judgment given is for
$1S5 and costs and for $3.50 to be paid
in installments at $25 per month
according to the terms Of the policy.
1t is quite certain Frank Pasquale
the murderer OF Chas. d. Gray. . year
ago, will hang. His appeal to the
Supreme Court, comes up to-day fol
dismissal, on a motion based upon
failure to file transcript. He wss
convicted last September OF murder in
the first degree and sentenced to
death.
A stay of proceedings has been made
in the application for an order fol
separate maintenance asked by the
wife OF Pearl Mckinney. The young
man has agreed to provide for her and
the baby if she would leave her par
ents' home and come to his domicile
this being satisfactory the case wa;
dropped.
Mrs. J. w. Shinn, late OF Joplin, Mo.
died, Monday, at her rooms on Yves
Fourth street. Her husband is a
Joplin, but her sister, Mrs. Wright, is q
resident OF this city, and was presen
when she passed away. The funera
services were held 10 Elks' hall
Wednesday, and Rev. A. G. Sawir
delivered an appropriate discourse.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the verdict of Spokane jury award
ing Herbert l.. Williams $33,0O'
against the Spokane Falls and North
ern Railroad for injuries received by
crash into a mail car where he wa
employed as clerk, on a side-track a
Northport, by which he was terribl,
injured and his lower limbs paralyzed
1t is reported that Miss Mary O'Nei
of this city, visiting friends at Seattle
fell from car few days ago, ant
sustained severe injuries to one of hel
arms. No particulars have been re
ceived further than that the Car startet
up, when che was leaving it, before sh'
had reached the ground, throwing he
with considerable force on the pave
ment.
Peter Hadlan, aged y years, die'
Monday night at the residence OF Chas
Vietzen, on East Fourth street. De
ceased had been a resident of this cit,
for the past twenty years. A brothe
residing in San Francisco and siste
in Germany are the surviving rela
tivcs. The funeral will be held Sun
day under the direction OF the Ode
Fellows. of which lodge he was
member.
J. Y. Waldrip informs the STANDARD
that he will leave, next week, fo
COupc;1 Citv Alooko whoro ho wiII