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afssafszt al ttge fate 9f his utfe, ana
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naankas catY ssnrer.

KAssss CfTx. Jnae tx. The st
tendance was gaed at shs sspeaisg day
of the Kansas City meeting The
trsek waS fast Until after SHE FIRST face,
when rain came and fell steadily
ttlrpugs the rest ef sAe afternoon.
Thres- fpsrshs mile. all ages Stony
Montgomery won, Aaselus secansf
Mamie h. third time, LIN
seven fasiongs, all ages Mandoiin
q s,ss. T. J.. Rask seeona, Isiae Elk
third; tisae. .5l3s.
Eve furiongs. for colts and galisnss
fwo years old Queer Ios won. SIX
teen sseend. Z. 1T. third, time. aet&S
Halt mile, Two year ell seia titfies- Lnia
i. won, Queen Anne geeeasi, aertie
IL third. no time taken.
Mile, all ages Albert Stall wan.
Estfy second. Frederick third; time,
/ 10.
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enter nrsan sglsssssss hese. Ear frossi
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STsEsa tsa4ss en so E.si iesz1s wlsi3 taeaa
" ilsf sstTs aesesoisss Aeea esse ,&sss9as
AzEe. sns slssg acre saklar aayssssaes.
of aa!s eI,gsSss sssaiig sIsh an e&seSn - i
tassl ssaeSss haw hrfIaly they lssias4ss
hat ssassse has Isst tsssn sesieasls iss
lard Ay tssp ssIsss.ss, wfssa kss gsee
ftlssa her
sse@ttie at pvessass sEsers a rare OPP.
sss.ett STIR. rot sss,lg cor Ser aseat she
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ysIs.ois hare slresiy swea sled. Ans
Ger shass v3sa ss,seiFe - establish nas
Industries airi ss enssx aEasa iisSIs
xhiess hare hitsssyAas beess nsse y,sorssi.
Isl ths snSttes II fsassesgs5ss seattle IL
assasss 10 be akarn sgala- New 'sFaaeises
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astessay pseg&rinE - sake azvsasxss
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rs1asss HasFK-
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sAis Fpsse;stss, Jtina Is An Es-
asssfzas4 Fl asI,sngsaa sssaesd sAgs: ts
sgas res,&sgsesl tesiag liaas the atsahls
w III spegs 5aase Mare Island for sAsesa.
and sha4 sx,Easns1ls tSenefgi Se8sA
wslI 9AE8sn TO Apis, Sn hss9
rs Cn'1 States Fgf ssgas kfasH - Sss4s
yeffSt. a@aa aFe strong nsfs.f5inAa
fnssHea&sses at wsssrkt "a see 3ye Mr. sts-
sells - sY<stntiaeslE, alaaay tlseyfs
s;;essaser arys aasa Secretary Jl.aass==s
II is ffsxsa tlss Adams wisl eeii
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-16
raa Arra..AcaIss nLxesIes

The peppse IL sesfsIe atfst s6t
aaiog the caianalty shisa has user-
tsskss tae city 10 ss.si their letere Isss
The sIty govern ssent og b, ueeapy taefiE
asiaa % she exclusion o adj atsses.
titags, Ia about three weeks tae
sossrs II Iae eisy will be sailed apah
~ sieet aa ensirely new set Of eits ell
fielsia. hs aaylsaty has happened 30
remember this saet, - haas not said
anything about ii tss bis seighbor. Ner
kod,s TANKS ans more of municipal
politics than II thera we're Es,t 10 be an-
other election for fourteen searss
And yet the aNpSysaching siesssion
will he more isaroTsa,at than any shat
has ayer taken piaee in Static, aad
more iiansrsalst than AMY o;hes that Is
AkeIv to take T,saes In sIeatfis II, the
future. Our eity has rseeiyes a hio2
srona which Ii can reeUser oaly By the
exasssse nl enterprise sisaosn and
pasaie spirit. Every esars musa be
stsaiaed 70 place Seattle pnce snera in
q position of pre-esnineiaes, Not one
ssenasas Of strength ran be lost Or dis-
regarded siissssaaes I1s1ssst Se as few
and iafreansnt a. can reasonahiy be
expected OF aortals.
fs IL necessary, therefore. that the
control ef The city government be IN
trusted 10 men who are AT once strong
faaa public spirited, sntarpFsssng aud
deterMtined, hopefai end fall Of re-
sources. The utmost cars nusE he
taken Ia seleetsas these paeu. Per-
sonAi pfajadioes and party feeling
usast he laid aside. The voters must
aonsisieF the matter ia ali seriousness,
and y hen they have desided upon the
best saea for the vafioIs positions OF
Importance, they aanstesect tham vita
& u,saaimisy which vii make them
fesl that the nsogai strength OF the en-
tire community is wstk them in sill
that they slsaI undertake fer the vel
Eareof shs eiGs1s
n Is vel, therefore, to give atten-
tien 70 the spIEaaes,iag eisesiaa, evsa
In the naistsi et asr confusion and dis
sFsss Not Ii tie heat Of pailttesi
fnsiins. mat in q spirit II njxtse or.
presaslies. hlss IL ihe esla fiAssssnjas.
sien "a ao cur f,sls isatY as eiti4gas,
sisass we ss.ptoaeh this eleet3tna The
ssisars cf ssatsae faay tiepar.d upon
si# wfssletn Of atls action IL ta well,
Them, fas as 10 eoilsislef carefully what
II i proper fpr ~ 10 10 on the day Of
y,4s5stssst..
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sfs sse aas ii ssa Psoper te a esrss et ae cas
vxnse, -. s,t ne esssaes sFsenans Purchasers

hstigz Ss tie sSsNtsesy So ssssa sFssGs N@ss n3-
ts4.4Asgss Tgssesf4As as gass saesps.
), HI lsssE5Rss stranger issstn fssesr geses o.
,s q a. 40 sseessstsssas stEEsess Ezs tsse tEsty
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. mssss exsaNa aassesses kY sayissss ffsst ss
la4s ses tass AsgAsAa ksat6sg. We AAse sSsss
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assf Is ssfsne ~ saas ssssiisa sssaeais sEsa d.
! af tkS ssssgSSsets Fsxssss- $50 htsgr aqskssf
8 "A ghe Ola sFvssa Aast lAe Aaas bat fSsassa
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Is 3ass4 sss ssa ss&sEEx is Ii ss4e4ifts ssssss4ls
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sf.s sssrzSAsgAsss satassa4sa1ses Ssss woiid else
a Rskes. astqshes w4slss sTss gststsstI1g aAassr
tsa4 9e 50 aaaV, tasgxassA asssssH ssgssFs sour
III fhs tss@gaasx &ats the fasssS faa1ss$ ta7
.ssis sssssssfssss sfaAs tAsa sSgA us tss Esf sss
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srsssgs sfsss fgsapegsy stsa pass sas SFaasse y
sge ~ r@p8s8y FsKsasA TO sass5s tstsssaiss VIA
=. flaasssssF site wiN sxss4a sastaTeS assst
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EsstSsSae, gsne fss-f1ss rsxf gtstAs-
aay es0tsfg II. r. fsassale ss Esarss 81 i.
pTsseast su Seas sgsy' ssst5ssg 80 eaasc-
rate ana hsasssxHfs k.sssskss for Isis
isaese SgzsS a1e. The sssisKss sss ST.
tstgxz. 6g sssssss4 ssss sgssat 81 she fksE-
siasats III sspekasae ssssz.sxs v a1Ae t1sSlsFe4
tsis7s S. esz ssrs tsss fesf ss1s pafyastts-
agsss toe tsaess nassgssAsSa4 She rragser
sssesxese. The tsaskes ii worth ss'st
sssf IN gsss fiiarxa Ysscf ell vnrk sbs tsSe
aiad ever tsasssed out Ia shs esty.
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ss@nsaIs- ssslssvaa .Asspel let~aG.

8st sag9s. Jissse as7 fsaa prs'sss
saeest usasss tfae Essssslng ,syspeaa tassats
III rs,fssssss-ro4ssras tezaast Hakegsela
a. fisssse 81 ID are. ass Efsssiax Edaetssss
q. ssssssSza NJ ssIssxsesssss. III SiaAiIs<
Aas nwesssas as SEsssasta, ~
g,ss;a skA 4 susssaas. ts3ssss- H. peGketp sf
gaxeh s'arssggge. ~ BIS de 3ane3ru.
fyssrer 81 sNgssls uf sasssssa4ias ss ~.
fs.ttYst tssses gsessge vs. Hsssseves. af
pefssssyg gFssssa. at Esss@AsIs; Levi ".
aRssyrss s,s Eewa- 81 ssfasg gsaw
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srfxs Isl NnIx.sH eaaa ansA.
Nussfaa nftioefe; GaAiaa Sates as
GMnaslaan Ilafsaeea.


OTTswas June III. neeSal aisfsss
FROM Rfislsa coiasahsa say tsaas alnSh
estiseinesst exiaes aper tlae presence a
q Russian rssan~of. var. vhase etTseefs
have heeM ssnd ytng ss1s ssssvaass lsusssls
pi the pEayinsse, tasSslg nssseS nslsI .,ls.
seTsasisana OF cuaaissg esssieKs aslsa ssaa i.
ticatsstla, They vlsssaA Fistorssa asasss
Esgsiisfaait, af,a without segafa te its-
sernaaLenal e9ssfsasg 10 90 Mssh sfs
wafk. Ih4y as@ Under tho sslrsrssa
lance ,sf Parties dataiiatI Ter tsss qgors
bgs IL sis itia possible 60 hanssef thgsa
gaiTaiaE The information they eYi4iymt.
" are FteklBg, The aaastsr ss#s he@ss
rapulisd ~ tke gopstnAasss hErss.
leant Hhas cas be learned tlssty ara
tssinIl notes of ssfe saFiaas ssalnfs
which eoEia - tassia avastabls assr de-
feasisa psssiHssea In tlle eFasft nj Mas
between England and RMEsla. II sae
port which Afyiysl f6stay says ss IN sssse
of the; saaass hafefared aEtesa pts og tie
part cls nation to spy aat tha ssa-
fesasesl ss apesiser power eyer Recorded
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ssa1ss alasl ss Hal gas.s
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ssis!assas nassls aess hazss a:sassIy naassss
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asss NO ssasasasaase. -
aa saae sssss I'll aaS arxs.
red saaseaaeast 10 vsalats ssl..e
~ sf eesars. III ii ssssas
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? aass sssssa eassss sasilsssssg. ssss ssss ssty.
asssissss esgsas saa Ne akss Ii
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q sEtassEss tAe sass;sss &c lie M,
taaskl anasa 90 sssis tssssser nsgssxs
saas9r rssssa tsssssssssa 10 40 YsssEe
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eaasssssas xfao hsus alssssssg sshsa the
Ira saass& natahsa sasearsss ssr sise
soszse strange sslaeas
sss,ssss Judge I,,sHis sssaasss last night
~ the sesessng eg stsn Rsnrsl IL Trade
shas sias posy- gsFwHs 1aeKs.. sss ars;;-I
saag aaaps IRE eaa, saahrEsses she.
ard asssassisg os ssk-4
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ssssssss ard pss,gevy kaa aassle
an assault @resn ssan nsassssa. Tsse faes
n pfaxissty tsss rvssss. Thr pssr,
taasssssss hss sssas.ly urged fAa
Hsatfssvssiest % sssaslse gscsIiee essntssi sst
tssse rtg "a ossseF tssas ths r..sissstaa might
be recessed iFusss s ssssSieuassssse ssa aa
tanaesssasy aasy. airaaar nso sspsg
tnaeoasd
asate Lexis absurd ssiseffss Eevsss-
tasion has abcHs ~ ist.sssh bass la
fsssasaasl sense ~ his sirssse u. ttsss
AFnstsfg lass aigsss sssss in siffsssssfs..s ansl
gxaaE nanAers The asesnaess
#ef tsfe Satk,aas saasrss #af
ahave sassu dslteasky ia
sslessr mining w1,s sreass is stssir IN.
sasaSs the posS xEIEss sasz IN, y ssssia
maintains that ID II an Imposition to.
is'neaf rea.sffs tlfeas 10 ssegfees sssseEg
sravase est;sesrrs to 80 ptsssss aSsss in
sssssssssssils, ur aa3se I.sssiss wlso iasEssa
siAt shey aaaia h kesa Es,lesinisetY
al . vosk ysbsia sisould ise etaaa lsg
paid fss,sisesnsegi.
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ssasas ~ the Sa4HsesH eeasfvresaeu asa
nasas Il ctaaFsin entssi sss sha rssasss sss
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u Fsgapaea hy eTss.iF atsa as the assfsassss
fssssa SlsfeS fiIiaistsrs though lts
himself xsefifs fhstt he asea sacssts I'D.
feraSi she sositiau.
The tsagssstAl rress n etisiseIsnea 10
dwea Hzsln tte taatgser ef TIE Saassssss
aet,lestl.sns, MI tAA ,saery 81 RgsEess b
fpat % Germany, and hlSd Para
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tsa the easf8aAssse III sAs sassfsrefs q
Stakes fhaI slle agreement sas skfivesi
ST hy tAsfiara anBsIlnstg ~ tias peSaFs
Represented aud su aRa sd tisf ii son 0i
aii parties EotleaFgss4.
Iutisy haaag tfta anniversary Id t4ta
death cd En4 pesf4s trss.aFhsg, assasasa e
sas sers ttses s5e9s ll#att ifa tlse gsassiasls
kirrk q Pefssiafx, 8aseA wus attended
by a targs ts11ses,fsrsas if.etuslIag ssA the
slssTa kasH ea he roYaa family
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die.
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10 800 sal Gsas 10 the eatef suppsv,
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meets herc Hoaflay,
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Et,sAa sMIrm IN sonraAxp.
ne ssenias that WHARF ceHtso1s ss.e
9rsnsroatiuensat

posrsAsS. faae ts-~EtiIsh Smith,
president If he Oregon Railway <
Navigation Co., arffYsd here TO-DAY ON
bsasitsess ss,nneafea With McnsiaY,a
essstion. lIe disputes FSsiarti's elnam