, 1886-06-17
Ero1u ruesaax,s DaiIx.

From N'sH2S1GS'S ESailS.
MIS-. -. L. Smith arrived on the Queer
yesterday. and l. delighted 70 be in Port
Townsend once more.
Til. game of base hall this afternoon
between th- Seattle aud Port Townsend
c.uts resait,d IL - victory FOR the former,
By q sco-p oi Is to u. We will publish
the score tomorrow.
Tacoma Lcdger of 18Th: Miss EudoFa
NJ. Elliott of Port Townsend arrived in
Tacama Tuesday and spent two days at
the seminary Miss Elliott left for
Olympia on Thursday where she will
pass the summer, aud return home about
the 1st OF September.
Entries for the horse rare on the Fourth
must be made 10y the 2Stn inst. There
Will ba first aud second prizes, of $775
aud SO, respectfully. Distance, 600
yavd=, best two in three. This race is
open Tor all horses nov owned in Jef1er-
son and CialIam counties.
We notice 7. w. Waid. of the firm of
WaId x Campbell, Of Seattle, was on Tie
Quean, returning from San Francisco,
where lie has been under the care of Il
sSillful ucculist He looks hale and
hearty, and We are glad 10 announce his
eyesight has entirely returned.
Capt. J. q. Baker, late of the ship
John Rosenfeld, wrecked on East Point,
off Tambo Island, b. c., arrived on the
Queen from San Francisco last evening.
Capt Baker is accompanied by his
daughter and her husband, Mr.. Sewen,
late first officer of the John Rosenfeld.
The base bail game to be played next
Saturday, between the Quicksteps OF
Port Townsend and the Sprouts of
Coupevilie, will take place on Smiths
Prairie. The ladies' are going TO serve
Ice-cream, etc, during the day, and have
an entertainment in the evening. There
will be teams at Ebey's Landing to con-
veY ali to the grounds free Our neigh
bors on the island don't do things by
halves.
Mrs Capt Moore and Il. Fl. Webster
are enjoying the h1spitalities of the
Webster mansion. Mrs. Moore is the
wife of the genial Capt. Moore, Of the
steamship Alameda, who will be remem-
bered as the deservedly popular COM
mander of the steamship Dakota,
formerly plying between San Francisco
and the Sound ports. r. Fl. Webster is
a nephew of our late townsman, Henry
f. Webster. He is enjoying a vacation
from his arduous duties as principal OF
the commercial department of the public
school system of San Francisco, and will
remain with US some time.
The Ship Bicbard III, of this city, ar
rived in Honolulu May 18th, where she
will load sugar for San Francisco. She
experienced some very heavy weather on
her passage from Sidney, n. S. W.
From a letter to one OF the residents
here, We copy an account of an almost
fatal accident, during storm, TO :, '1es
Mcintyre, the Captains Oldest son: 1t
was very rough. The jib carried away
and Jim ran forward to assist, when we
shipped an immense sea over the forward
house, filling the carpenter house and
taking every thing before it. 1t struck
him on the back of the neck, throwing
him against the house and on the iron
gypsy connected with tie engine. His
head was cut nearly five incl.es across
the top from the forehead back, clean to
the skull 1t was bare as ivory for an
inch on either side of the cut. It was
feared he would not live an hour. For
tunateiy, however, the skull Gas not
fractured. His mother dressed the
wound as well as possible, but owing to
its bleeding badly it was difficult task.
For week one would not have known
him but after three weeks careful nurs-
ing he came around all right"