Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-16

-'''' i"l4Cu near k"nt, IN ku1
county.
The trial OF tho State rs. Vim. Thil
charged Nlth aS,uulting RUFUS SIM.
mons with alleged murdrrouS intent
n"-"n i'm the Superior Court th.>
mulu.ng
Ia">. Sullivan. charged with rob
nrrX AZ IvnIuo. was found guilty bl
. l'fX IN the Superior Court. Natul
u"N night. after several hours de
liberation.
Mrs. J. +. Gordon. Of llun,cl
Point was in town Saturday. Mr.,
g. has many friends in Olympia. VII,
are always glad to greet her grnla
COlntcndncc.
Frank Weston, the barber. ha-
again skipped out without saving d
word To his employers. Graham 4
" i.Son. or to the people he borrowed
money from.
Rector 6. X. McSSia> of st. John e,
Church will. until farther notice,
mold only the morning service. He
VIII occupy the pulpit at Montc,ano
/ Sunday evenings.
Miss Bessie Friedman. who is at
tending the State Norman Nrhou! al
bellIngham, has been on a visit IL
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. J.
Friedman of this city.
y good flow of water has been OBJ
tanned from an artc>ian we'll Just
driven in the rear Of the old Pcrciyal
Stor" building on the corner of Sec
ond and Main streets.
Oar esteemed and venerable citi-
zen, Mr.. II. II. McCray, is seriously
III at his home on East Eighth street
The complaint is pronounced to be a
case of general debility.
The city cleanup was thorough
and effective About 200 wagon
Ipad> OF rubbish We're burned WcdnrS-
day and til" work was continued YES
tcrday to complete the job.
Margaret Wallace has begun suit
Tor divorce in the Superior Court
from her husband, Howard :. Wal
lace. Differences in religious beliefs
IS gwen as the cause of the action.
Mrs. 7. y. Allen, who has been
suffering for long time with in
tiamma'Ory rheumatism, is improv-
ing slowly from the painful COM
plant. She is now able to sit up in
bed
The steamer Greyhound. which had
been undergoing extended repairs at
Quartermaster Harbor for some time,
resumed her run Tuesday. relieving
the Magnolia which had been her
substitute
c: a. Burnham has begun suit
against a. J. Paraguay and wife of
Bucoda to procure 1874 loaned them
IN 1894 and it is alleged that not one
cent of the principal or interest has
been paid.
Mr.. Geo. Metzger, who had been
absent from the city for over two
weeks, at Rainier, returned to this
city Monday. He has since left for
f.lma, expecting to be assent for
over month.
DR.. Daniel w. Hull and wife spent
last Sunday in Seattle with rela-
tives and friends. Next Sabbath
the doctor expects to visit Tacoma
and deliver lecture on the spirit
ualistic philosophy.
John Hudson. pioneer settler liv-
ing on Ward Lake, was afflicted with
a stroke of paralysis last week, that
for time left him helpless. AS this
was the second stroke it is feared
that he may not recover
W. +. Barnes, of Seattle, will sue
coed Chas. H. Briffet as instructor
at the Miller High school. The lat
ter will take charge of the manual
training department of the State
reform school at Chehalis.
Under the new criminal code, an
attorney appointed by the court to
defend an INDECENT prisoner, will no
longer be required to serve without
pay. The lawyers compensation, by
the new law, is fixed at $40 per day.
The STANDARD is an advertising
medium of acknowledged merit, be-
cause besides having a large and
growing circulation in the city, it
is the only paper that thoroughly
clrculates among the country people.
The Olympia Tug and Barge Com
pany has just completed a new grid
iron at their wharf on First and
Columbia streets, whereby lumber,
gravel and freight of all kinds from
scows may be exp,ditiously handled.
Several of the employees in the To-
cal postotfce are afflicted with Ia
gr'ple. Frank ReiSenweber, the reg
istry clerk, has been acting as a
sub" on one of the mail-carrier
routes in the business portion of the
city.
W. J. Mccarthy of San Francisco,
one of the STANDARDS good friends,
writes that he and his wife are well.
but generally speaking business is
somewhat quiet. His present adj
dress is Merchants Exchange, San
Francisco.
Mrs. John G. Parker, who has been
spending the winter in Portland.
has been visiting Mrs. Rowena Nc
Micken in this city. She left Tues
day for Tacoma, where she will make
an extended stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Anderson.
Frank Groundwater, an attorney
OF Elma, was in the city Tuesday, on
business before the State Land Com
mission, with reference to the pur-
chase of right-of-way in the behalf
OF a client that the opposing party
had ObStructed.
One of the handsomest seasonable
window displays made this week was
by NJ. O'ConnOr, who used splendid
array of Gala lilies in connection
with his fine stationery stock for a
background. 1t was the admiration
of all who saw it.
Chas. II. Goehring, died Sunday
evening at ST Peters hospital, after