Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-06-04

nine persons. including himself. liv
M along The route are interested
Inc complication may reach tn,
acute stage. These neighborhooc
contentious oftimcS become disagree.
able affairs.
Olympia Court No. 33. Tribe of
ifen flur, elected officers, Wednesday
nlgh1, as follows: Past Chief. Rhoda
/. Eddy; Chief, Fannie Werthcim
judy. Bige Eddy; Teacher. Georgia
Strong; Scribe. julius Wertheim.
heeper OF tribute, Fame ". Query:
Captain, c. G.. Strong: Guide. Ben
ian Henderson,; Keeper Inner Gate.
); ": Query; Keeper Outer Gate, |.
Il. Mccormick. and Pianist Jennie
miller. y district convention of the
order will be held in this city next
October.
The Sixteenth An nual Convention
OF the Ihurston County W. c. T. l..
closed at the Baptist Church Wednes-
day night. \ gold medal was award
ed Miss Lulu Bcgg of South Union
ior the oratorical contest. The fol-
loving officers We're elected: Presi-
dent Miss Emma f.. Page, Olym-
PA; ice President at Large. Mrs.
Margaret f. Begg. South Union:
corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Anna
CheSSer: Treasurer, Mrs. Emily
Scott, Olympia, and Recording Sec
Rotary, Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett,
Gate City.
A movement is on foot for a biz
celebration of the Fourth of July at
olympia, and it is expected to raise
S2.00o by subscription to carry out
the enterprise. This is year of all
others when a grand rally should be
made FOR a proper observance of the
national holiday at the State Capi-
tai. The A.-Y.-P. Fair will be far
enough advanced for the multitude
to turn to something different for
diversion and we will doubtless get
an overflow from this cause which
will make it a good proposition from
other points of view than patriotism.
The man brought from California
and held by the county several weeks
charged with being Jesse Wrinkle,
murderer Of Frank Lamp at Tum-
water, year or more ago, has been
discharged from custody, it having
been impossible to establish his iden-
tity although there are many coinci-
dences and personal pecularities
that sustained the belief that he was
the man wanted He claims to he
James Wheelihan, of Buffalo, n. Y.
Sheriff CASTOR is positive he had
Wrinkle, and Prosecutor Wilson is of
the same opinion, but the evidence
at hand is not of a nature to abso-
lntely ensure conviction of crime
involving capital punishment.
George w. Manvillc, who had
been a resident of this State con.
siderably over half u century, was
found dead in chair, at his cabin.
on his chicken ranch. in South Ia
j., coma. Monday evening. Most OF
! his life was spent in Thurston and
Pierce counties. He was a Lieu
tenant in the Indian war, having
crossed the plains in 1852. II, was
u years of age. and is survived by
six sons and three daughters. The
sons names are Chester W.. Ira b.
j. d., John f., George l.. and Frank
Il. Manville; and the daughters are
Mrs. Clara White and Mrs. ID. G.
Crnlkshank, of Tacoma, and Mrs.
Addie Patterson. of Hoquiam.
A citizen of this place was charged
six dollars for a nights entertain
ment. at leading hotel in Seattle
Sunday night. in the rush for &C
commOdati0ns incident to opening O.
the A.-Y.-P. Fair. This is in VIC
latlOn of the pledge that no advant
age would be taken of the presence
of large crowds, and is not the first
time that the promise has been for
gotten by the strenuous people OF
the Queen City. II she expects tc
reap the harvest that is her due
the very first indication of this hog
gish disposition should be suppressed
aud evidences given that a fair dea
be accorded to all visitors. Other
wise a reaction may set in which
may be disastrous to ALL
An extraordinary instance of an
enduring affection of the brute fam
lily for its young, was manifested the
other day by " Kate" William
Powe's big draft-mare for the mem
DRY of a colt that died few months
ago. Another mare, passing with a
colt was beset by Kate, who disputed
possession doubtless from a mem
DRY of her offspring, and by whin
nying and rubbing of her nos,
against the colt manifested so much
evidence of delight that the true
mother interposed and showed hen
away. But Kate was not TO be
driven off and returned to her adopt
ed baby. The conflict between the
mares finally passed to vigorou,
kicking, and snorts of protest. Fl
nally Mr.. Powe had to lead Kate of
to her stable. protestingly. and with
many chances backward to the coli
that was disappearing in the dis
lance.
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