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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-06
IN rnE FACTORY TOWNS.


Ihe Srsnssh-Amertrans Enteytainea In
Massachusetts.
Bosrex, Oct S~-Tae delegates 10 the Par
American congress reached here ard were
shown about the city and then took the train
frs wastham- The fsrxt stop made was al that
city. where the wkfeh committee servct an ele-
CANT lunch. after which the visitors inspected
the works From there they went 70 south
farzatngham, where Gil ,he pcpsia-
ton OF the town. aside from the factory
School children dressed In hoasday attic We're
drawn np in a double hne aad the delegates
passed through. Little girls stepped forward
and pinned = hattonhole bouquet on the lapel of
each gentleman eaAs. The selectmep presented
= set OF resolutions handsomely engraved
In spanish and English. The party then wen,
throaxh the rubber factory, A short stop Was
works were visited. after which the party
returneS, te Boston.
The Commercial Club gave the members of
the international conference = hauqUes tonight
az the Parker house. Besides the delegates
many prominent msa were present.
Intending senator Hear aud kdwsrd Eysress
Hale. Several speeches were Esde. Delegate
zegar Of Peru spoke garialy of the EsresonS
reception accorded the delegates IN The United
STATES. saying be had entirely forgotten they
were strangers. Delegate PsEax Of Nelcxseis,
huraorcasiy sec;tei the wonders of the Journey
Of the pssf three days.
oae OF the striking things 10 the visitors was
the study OF the simple government at Wash
fpgton and OF the constitution. that marvel oi
Democratic Institutions. he saii that super
heisily the idea ef the conference seemed Ia
arse from the human mind hu, In reality Il
was conception of the spirit of progress.
RIO DE JASEigo iv.a 6alves'enl. Oct. ss-Th
newspapers throughout Brazil publish in fGll
Secretary Blaines address to the delegates to the
international congress. The public are herefn
OF great commercial benefits rcsntsng from tAe
Congress-
BuESoS AyEEs (vis Galsssta sAk Ms
Blaine's address o. weieorse g. a. s5ss fat
International congress vN HH aes zee
newspapers Of this COUNT. KA iesaEts ~
movements Of the delegate ~ ,s5 ss AsHs1
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LYMAN DENIES. OF COURSE.
Apology for the Late Rotten Civil Ser
vice Commissioner.


wAsHsssTox. Oct. a--Gsvn Service Commits
ssoner Lyman Was seen today by . Representa-.
tive Of the Associated Press and WAS asked II hs
hEd snything 20 say concerning the prbiiestion
in tsis mornings washington Post He replied
that his preference was fos . thorough fnyssfixa-
f,ou sy q competent tribunal rather than any ex-
phantom or aefense in the gsTcrx Pen9ing such
iayes.ssafson he woald Say that the statement
,has the ses of papers given cut ey Campbell
vere cusrers papers given cas IN sdvsne OF the
examination vas nnsgne They were par~r. he
ssia, that hsd h3en prsvsoassy used. saeh - the
commission now pusishes 60 the world IN !ts
annual repSrts. As ssos- hs sad, - the inyestl.
gx,sau rss6e Al tae fira. By TIE coraz aznissson 6e
sescpca sse pays Of CsmebeiSs eounsefson win
he fransaxtsen, be sxw the ifapsepssety Of his
faksns part ia 4, erd sasd 70 to Commissioners
Oberay, whe esanccyrsd with him. and be there
vruon lexs II to Be csnpiesed By him, requesting
,hst he ret at the bosfua facts. He subsequently
reccrfed 10 Lyman what he nAd fcands and hss
eanciusssa that C&mpbeif sncala not BE- re-
raesed but rspstmandsd-
II sxpsessed NJ satisfaction with hss con-
darx, sAsd Lyman. supca sAs sssssHsns OF TIE
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GREAT FALLS TO CANADA.


Another Feeder for the Manitobs aud
Canadian Pacific.
GREAT Fails, Mont. Oct A-1Ae Great Falls
4 Canada Railroad Company was incorporated
here yesterday with q, ,5oo,o0o capital The COM
pany win build . read from Great Falls to the
Canadian line. when the same parties win build
TO the coal mines at LethYidge. Canada, which
is connected with the Canadian Pacific The
railroad viii be il0 miles long The principal
incorporssor Is Donald Grant, the vel known
railroad builder.
The principal purpose Of the road Is TO provide
An outlet for the coal at Lethridge. The new
road win pass through the Sweet Grass region.
in ChoteaH county, and viii Be used 70 distribute
coal from the great fields at points reached by
the Manitoba Central and Northern Pacific.
work will be commenced o. speedily - the sea-
so, wiii admit
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jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK, Oct 5-The attendance was
he lar gest of the meeting Mile and one-sixth
Salvador won In 1:5o1s, Hyperion and Gany-
mede dead heat for second.
Fourteen hundred yards. two-year -olds-Judge
Morrow won, Tournament second, Magnafe
third. Time. 1:a
Nile Raceland won In In :ssst Badge second,
Volunteer third.
Five furiongs-Bradford won In I minute,
Adolph second. Drumstick third.
One and one-Qsarter miles-Firerxi walked
over the course.
Nile and Observation-Disclosures won, Latre-
tia second klgin third Time l:s<is
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CHICAGO. Oct 5.-1hc coxoasrs gsrs toias
finished the inquest In the rseezi ssharsssss &C
cident on the Rock lsisr3 Fosd. NsssaE
Mechanic Twomb'ey. who resaxfssed bis ssts.
Engineer Twombiey. seve 81 ssse~ sfsss the
latter had been discharged ias . rvankeaness. all
mitted that he had done - sPeu hls o~u 20
sponsibility.
The jury returned verdis tspsuging lss oss-
cials Of the road severely, sna tssing strong
grounds against allowing fsvefi9lsss ~ ksnahln
TO endanger human life.
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sosnEssgo nskeA

Tha Get aasa < BAD -.
.esmss w fos1
es tt sAyes
sScufe6 u
T ass agAinss
.ued for ths ted
In the I01.son l.
e owing sa tbs r.
Itls feared the s<s11C'
ke OF 500 windowi]r
,exsn as Bs.timore Ia1t y
The contssfs fof fhs year
the Protestant rpiscopal
Az the resolution propottn0
ed was adopted ~ tho
s.ierieal. sTss -. NAYS ,: lay, q
The ssssnsss state of Georgia
gov saturday. hsvsng bean - Z
eoxstissg sseasarT Agate daring
Georgia was damaged abovs ~
the Axsfes fosecastle-bead ~
sn&a was kiilsd
Lsrut1s ant 6eorgs H. Hogl
fsusry. has been appointed
master. ufsn tho rank of eeD
Henry r. osxnod. Third axf1it1
~. AIexsnd<r. Of ioss. 70
The sus~ssteans aspsstmeuk
captain.
The rzssss.ass RAID Tran
Kanasx City. has beea pIscsd 4
receiver ax fAc application of
rust conpsny. hsvtns ben r
seyexx The total iBsfs i,zadn
There viii be xsoppsxe of the
essysse.s ss41ufI1nn hetu>
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MAsYsvfILx Cal. Oct s.--Sen&tos and M
stanford arrived thss morning.. saigss Of
fwenty-one guns was cred, aad the party vss
escorted hy hand and sanad Of the National
GaArd 10 oExsr.f ball. where .
reception VAS held The principal bEiidiDgs
were decorated with fags }. Il jsvefs sssd an
address al welcome, and DR.. c. E sfoue, OF b.
half OF the sisters aud pupils OF Metre Dame.
presented Mira Stanford with . handsome
nnyal piece A eAnsues was ssntefed TIE dis
tinruished yssssars q tie western hotel tozsghs
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r.st Pacing .t San Jose.

SAs JOSE, Cal Oct A-faat time was made to-
day IN the free for oil pacing race for ti.aoc
between Gold Leaf and AdonIs In the drxt heat
Gold Leaf led 20 the home
stretch, where Atoms passed and came in
ahead in 2.is,.. Adonis won the second heat
In 2.ls1x. In the third heat Gold Leaf feli be-
hind At the haif-miie post. while Adonis dashed
on, showing up only near the finish, making the
mile in 1.it
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pe.p~r.do sI.,n - ssse. -.

GrTHmE, Oklahoma, Oct tAafiet ssesis
aged eniy ~ years, hat afe 81 fN2 astAsss
OF band OF hosz sssf csghs
thieves was shot and k4iisi Yesterday
near Fleetwood, l. 7. He hs4 tsgFisadet hsnt
sell tn vacant house guarted - 'hns aepasF
United States msssbals. Late hs faase : sssax
for liberty. carrying in either atssd fsvosstf
The deputies opened FIRE. whies b5e cespesrds
returned. bat soon fell 10 the xFoaae mefisiiJ
Mnunded
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CrxcISyAIi. Oct. 5--The track was very fast,
and the attendance large. The only unpleasant
feature was an accident In the third race In
which three jockies were more or less injured
Magee. one who was injured, 10 still unconscious
At tso'clock tonight. and Brown - thought TO be
out OF dangee.
Threeyear-olds and upwards. mile--Censor
won, Rcnounce second, Governor Ross third.
Time, l.l6
Thrce-year-olds and upwards. three-fourfhs
OF = mile-Irish Dan won. Pail Mail second,
Dutch Mack third. Time. l:f7s<.
Threeyear-olcs and upwards. mile -Clamor
came In nrst IN the finish. ten lengths in front OF
Cora Fisher. Ciam0r, however. was disqusli-
fed on account Of . foul and Cora Fisher given
frst place. winning Ways second. Deer Lodge
third Time, 1:44s<.
Two.year-old colts and geldipgs. hve furlongs
W. g. Norris won. fakir second. Milton third.
Time. 1861
Three year-olds and upwards, nine furlongs-
woodcraft won, Longalight second. Nevada
third. Time, 1:56i<,
Two-year-old fllies, &, 900 stakes. thrcefourtbs
OF . mile English Girl won, Sis Ole second,
Dilemma third. Time. LII.
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Marris Park Races.

NORRIS PARK. n. ". Oct 5.--Record stakes.
five furiougs-Gorgo won. Reporter second. Ger
aidine third. Time. ;0isx
Five farlougs-Fryers won, Minute second
Ina B. third Time. on
Montreal stakes, mile Buddhist won In l:f2.
Lougsfreef second. castaway third.
Country club handicap, one and one-fourth
miies-Lsina Bell won. Larsson second. Dun
boyue third. Time. 2,1gax.
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III Paso. Tex, Oct b.-Tsa SOS ssNaifs -
chihuahua, Mexico. senf tn fsslas ng sfStssa
10 the III raso Tiassss sTae stes as1fa ses
ico October !. sent out by u aeN = tssa s9e
that the state Of Chihuahua, q xse5 gss fpsas
csaily embarrassed 10 absoiuts g hesfs fuua's&s
ton. The finances OF state geFN aeT#f asisTE
prosperous and the revenues as lsfesaAsR "a s
surprising and encouraging ssAHass
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets.
Property in all parts OF the City
which we will pleased show Intending Purchasers



Tie aErsncsne Joura
wae
asca
ass f
na
A
iaone i ann. sl We As ss ~
the oa wod and ae New oas ssn oes
side Of the majestic Rainier pos
8 ss~ss so~h else In
enlrsr
the Cascade aaa iae osnre
naegH x~mosa the
ufaaa son sd sonss anhA
~sas sad
uAA esaS8 sess
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OLrnrsA- ocS A-The following articles Of in
corpofak5ou have been aied:
The Taco0a Hotal Company, a Tnccma. cnn.
sead sfock. ssee.eeC: trustees, Neison B~unets
Insuncey v. GriRxa Alien c. Mason. Georer
6rosne. W4iser y. Thompson. a. G. Poster ana
ysmesM Ashton. alI residents ef Tacoma. oe
lecf' TO acquire the property Of the present
Iacoma hossl. make certain Improvements, and
MAINTAIN and keep hotel: and 70 build and
eonducf other hotels in various parts os the
state
Puget sound Brick. Tile and Terra Gotta Com
pany. of Tacoma: capital ssock, s.oe pe; trns-
tees. l. r Cook. H. 5. Hudson and J. g. Fair
ioui, OF Tacoma, and J. H. Smith, Of Portland.
Object: To manufacture, handle ana deal in
h<tck. tile, terra Gotta ana ell otAe arsicies snase
Of clay: also al classes OF building material
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wAsHsSarox Oct 5.--fsf6nf sNstff - See
Knights Iempiar Iocfne afnFt - e
this afternoon and ts9a aa
at the Ebbitt housf lw
evening the grand comma ssas q sssss
commanded nv NJ Lewis NJ Neslse. resets ss
city and under escort Of the Eosss eop afsis
marched TO quarters. San SEae 90 &h as
land comma anderiex sss exrs ssse tGns
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KANSAS CITY. Oct. a-This WAS the Lass day Of
the Exposition Park Driving Association races
wyandoste special-Dan won. John Taylor sec
ond, Matte H. third, Edith fourth. Bess time,
2Ss;x.
Consolation pare. for pacers-Louis B. won,
yoha Harxard second, Finneso third. Best
time s3S5s.
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CLEAN swsrrs ~ ]
air nea.esels s.as -
Hs-ssis sssf1

%ss Avseefftt seHa
Sssssis sssf
wAsasSuseS 0t1 Tlse
TIC civil serv.es 1 sat sssss. e.
tae faIi euln ssss xfoa
are smiastis faa f.
ire MAJ -els ~ al nc. 4
c4ee Tho reIz ssys s. "A dEr'
vasgs tNese have leeis swn
asfe sxaf.. ~ sk Wa = v IN
aat fasE. &a1 wse faess 81 Il
asa his ser. me pTe& 4
K4 Neasey wss nee af
"a sse - arnea syst an ahe$<'
#An = ar fer their x
assR as Ysia.ir sessiee ~
eai Nfs ass ass si!aNHi -
Ela nsown keesss ~ - Al
he toaas toe aaias 4
ever % Aias - IL prsssssss $40 I
eAaae sreas q show tha $50
Ter can 0e be stasae Ell -. !
ftsceyns isEs1Y thst b s
ylssse4 ne law Aessi ss ~ ~
srsr kis. sgs rcstalAiy sisfs ~
Gss armed aas Euaf aisns IS ~
ara 9 8 q tneiF pssees ulsh ICED
ef evil cAarsctss A. - So
ia1 @rvtee. ti ths arsafnsl g'sfr
sssesst - per caas hRF 4
faysar the iess four ssast -
a due to veazay. So aafrsil[
whsn rsswn sook hesti ~ scs ID
ef evsf h ii II ysAz<s . spps1l IA
Ese1 rare sxtrscee ~ sss n I
"a cosn1e led - dssrsiss Enf 4
hIzo osfs, alzs resait of tsf sfs a
tAe sesrningiy simes. nnsvers 4
DC sQ asssssm snss sk sisslp Hl|
4 flAg1x wsia we're asssssIosts&
Rad xoisrf ssis pad last fall ri
ps<sx. sams vsninz ffo1e ~
lssis ssisfF
Mf R1sssG 81 ssf aa1snnfs a a
sefag ceslres ns srslna iSg IN
snss eassS = ta faa sisss s4
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as feasss 81 =
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MoRsrs PARK, Oct a-walter GRATIS string OF
raeehorses was sold at auction today. Elkwood,
who won the 1883 suburban. was bought by Mr..
Kittson for 5000 He has two spiints and will
probably never be sent out TO race again. II Is
undersfood Kittscn will take him TO the Erd-
helm stock farm for breeding purposes Among
the other horses sold ives Pocateilo for 1850:
Middleton, 81. .os5. and . chestnut colt by Inn
ported Great Tom, 5000. Anumher Of young
tiers from Milton Yonng's ssockiarm were also
aofa
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unian of AII RAliroas = J

OMAHA. Seh., ocs 5.--The
publish agFes neDt signed
tee Of the locomotive q aeas
Knights of Labor. swsscbmer ~ A@s<
ton ard brotherhood OF Los NssAsss ;
and brotherhood OF BfASsms e - ~
agreement are 10 Be ssomiu y 81" sFs sef-
hood of Locomotive knEiness = = sssSstE In
fasrrxr fDesot,er a.
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NBwAnx. Oct s.-GeorEc s leswaos. es Fsss
Orange, vas arrested this sftarseae ssss lai2pa
in taii, sn default Of Ssf9 1ss. Issson
wNs sole executor - fss estate
OF Jane Mali Of sewGx who 6sss q issS seTinz
eeques:s amounting 20 tiq Sc - BET es&4t
children. II il charged that las Fas sesns
par the heqsesss. cissppesfse fsfsSxz q
Orange lev months ssn
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CRY or NExfco. Oct. The eyr,one 90 Car
men island. Of tie coax. of campeehy. on the
tssh aif. st-ewed the shore with wreexaxc from
vessels in the hsrhor. oaiy one vessel OF thirty
Eve vssthgred The gale All tie srhooners teai
had sought refuge az Point ouintilie were also
wrecked The loss IN the city ws ton6a Tas
r-ssas are being everhanied for DEAD bodies
Seuy Of great destruction in other towns ress
Carmen u received. houses being eena'tsSes
and crops laid low. The ies via nat iAli Ancrs
Of . million
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R.rro.a-nufIdinr in Ntnter.

wHArcox, oc. a-The Cornwall and Bennett
railroad companies ara getting their carts and
grading apparatus on the ground, snd propose
to push work on their railroads this winter from
the Bay cities 10 Bri.ish Columbia.
j. NJ Bell OF Tacoma, has accepted zeEo
poss.s challenge 10 sheet . match OF afsy live
birds as wbascom soon- They are bosa crack
shots and few birds will get away.
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TACOMA, Oct. s.--Georxe and May Kdserton.
trapese performers I'm the Conique. had
a narrow escape from death last
aight They were performing an art
in which Mn Edgcrion drops from the cell
ing into the arms OF her husband, when Mr.
Edeersou'x hold on the Horizontal bar slipped.
and both fell fifteen feet 70 the floor. Kdgerion
bad his leg sprained while his wife cot on with
n few hyuixex
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THE TIMtlRl
Great Armies Gus1
ua Railro
SPIES ss Avf
Hismarek'. .ss ssis s'rS
70 Rssssa shs u
90 vasls ID

EfRIfx. CT ! Salau
frrdcnsearx gecessc3 q
se~e'sn cfsiss soasrAf say I
beasia Tsass1ss rexs T1
sesres posics p&sSs sArol
MS way u Ks<S lie : sr
sFScsor es ssassiRi srxsaG
tsssn. cnce ovac.s ~ the
si the station here axvasx
There are ~ srras ~ Rs1
kiel and II sha ssstlans
route knsxfsz sxpops tsnx
hAilea 10 No~xev. TIE re
excel those on re cre4xsaa Y
fnc cE&r. xnd ara iaa ~ Nd
ATTEMPT On his sifa. Tne =
hAsvn octcsscs - fsf Knafe5
exr a. some rc,as "A fas ~,
onder tbs y sssnx susl II
valoE, Russian Ara a4sxs J =
czsr viii sccora Prince silxa
sefysew. As sec - fae
ence WAS recely 4, tie - q
instructed 10 say sssn
government IT, ess 1 s, 81 sz|1
fcr . fnfliss ewa
drrd nlllok As 8
Safiesei Gossa 'tI
declaring that 10 Faeaes a.
portaace were eT roass s5
nSnt Tho sta tASs d
SIAN troops tn SD Tee -
ane preaonnes Is &gss al 4 < ( I
An Uneasy { ag tgsfslsS
circles, IL besaS ssarud slsxf
aheus 10 make . new rave
In restoring ihx haszseS ted
ss an fndues 4saf sr su]
French aiiiaAee.
Princess Masxarc., sister a
sraihed 20 Prisue wslisa1s.
Nassau Her iaasAer sasu<4
crown prince - heeelafx. q =
scnvd the fssa'* al <ssszu -
Lieutenant Fssza i. wlsl
tsllcTys has sailed gram ltt
Captain tfSsssaEsn ia East
caused by ckpssfr tfwmsn
he Is threatened ~ q fsFgr
Arabs and aAiges, who ssu
pisez.
The preparations heinz ID,
pie for the rert ptsaa ~ krz
cate a prolonged ssAs. ft
Will remaia tsra was1ks n
lie VIII be accuas, saiad by G.
yisss OF ths emperor Il sstFiA
90 inquire tufe sise xssadlt1
army ana test ttsa sssksmea<
That the lWgfa Il sssa sisie 80
tng arFas ~ hsg ~
u 5essssse. asa go
eeF - ia ssxas Isis uSs
feas red ~ 5aAss Ferxr Is
sinE aNss is fewv wai1F
= nsass ! " ssseesss hssa.
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CHICAGO. Oct a-The senate committee TO ef-
fect settlement between the government and
the Pacific roads. held = preliminary meeting
THIS afternoon 70 arrange the details os the work
'unr desire Ii to be reasonable with the com.
panles,' said Senator Hearst. .'or At least mine
Is. tive can arrange TO secure the debt in some
way aud provide for III payment In twenty or
nfty years, Ne shall be satisfied The roads will
not oe sscYi6ced. though. under any circum-
stances. as we conld not afford TO stop the traac
Of the country for even such claim ~ this
The committee will leave tomorrow for
Omaha, where they viii begin work with in
spection OF the Union Pacific terminal facili-
f1rs
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Pokr MADISON. Oct a-The bark Nellie May.
Captain Austin. arrived last night from Seattle,
where she has been unlosdsny The bark Oak
iand, Captain Aelfsre, arrived this morning At
so'clock. fourteen days from san Francisco, aad
Will lead lumber
SAN FRAScIsco, Oct s-Arrivea-Russsan str
Asexander L Petrcpeu,oski. Cieasei-Ssr Una
uIis, Victoria: Br ctr wellington Haw str Costa
kica, Nanaino: str Jeanie. Port Townseud
sAiied-ssr Columbia Portland 81, Ivanhoe, se-
attic.
HoxoLrLr, Sept H--Arrived-James A. Eias,
fost Gamble. Sept 2s.-SAiled-C. 0. whitsaore.
rssee sound Sept 8--eailed-ceyion. Puget
&o1ud.
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WalIa WalIa I,aces.

wALLA WALLA, Oct 5-Thc attendance q the
State fair today was large. Running, milo and
q quarter dash--Coloma won. Repetta second,
Moses b. third. Little Phil fourth. Time, 2l1.
Trostng FREQ for ali, purse OF 81 o0c-First heat,
Little Joe won In IA: second heat. PAlatine won
In 276: third heat. Bradshaw won In rs: fourth
heat. Bradshaw won in 2-1S: ffth heat. Fan
tssis won in 2:2S. The finish Was postponed un-
ill Monday.
Running. quarter mile-Roanoks won in 3
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NEW YORK WON IT.
Baseball Championship Decided
By Yesterdays Games.
POOR PLAYING sv sosron.
1ssssa. chieage. rAilaaeipAta. FisssAsrr.
CLEVELAND. 1naianapslis ara waaAinx-
80 F~uev sAe Gsnnss-rAs Races.

CLavKIAxps Oct k-Tke New Yoxk hall rsav-
efs are in "a exrsedinsiy harpy frame Of msnd
foaaxet. for sodayS game decided that the
leaGue pennant helongs 70 them Taey lels
C1eveia7d q ui.nxsAf IN . special car. o. which
vas banner ssafsng the words. The New
foEks Winre1 Of the National League Pen
nant-"
The esose Of the league season tonight leaves
The eluhs in the following order in the race:
Sew York !, BcetOn 2. Chicago Z. Philadelphia
Z Pissseurg s Cleveland &. Indianapolis I.
Washington &
CIKvKLAxns oct s-Nuch 10 the eradication
OF Cleveland. New York Won sc-day's game and
iAe rcnnant. Base hits. Clevclands 6, New York
!. krro1. Cleveland Z. New York J. Batteries.
Cleveland. Cruhsr and saseiff &c. New York.
keefe and ERing. Umpire. Lynch Score.
New fcrk--~..--- ID 10 o e-S
Cleveland ---.---...-...-..-.e O o 2 90 ia
iTTrssrHa, Oct a.--inahilisy 20 do anything
With Gaivin's delivery today spoiled Bystoa's
Aim hopes Of the pennant. When the bulletin
hoard announced that New York Was winning
af Cleveland their energies subsidized and they
nnifhed the game in lissless war. Tae home
team were playing for 9TH place. and got IL.
Their feidiag was superb. Bennett sriis a
fascs IN the third and retired. Attendance
1000 Score: riFfsburg. 6: Boston, l. Base
hits: Pitssburg, 6: Bossos. 8. Errors: Pits
burg. q: Boston, 5. Batteries: Pitishurx Gal.
win sad Carroll: Boston. Ciarkson and Bennett.
Kelly. Umpire. Powers
Chicago Oct. S--chscayo took third place IL,
the league race by beating PAiiaielphia in the
last game OF the season today. II was pitchers
contest and finely contested Throughout At
tendance. 250o. Base hits. Chicago. 6: Phila-
delphss. 8. Errors: Chicago. q Philadelphia,
z Batteries. Chicago. Hutchinson and Darling;
Philadelphia. Sowdess and Clements Umpire,
AcQGzid. Score
Chicago ...--..-......--..-.-0 0 0 o-S
fniiadelpnia -.........-....0 o 0 o 0 "a
lxpiASAroLis, Oct 5-The Heosiers bsited
yonng keefe W viii today. and consequently
ended the season by taking the third straight
game from the seuators- Rusie was wild, bat
received nne support Nick Becker. Of Bariiug-
ton, caught the frat two innings and then re-
tired on account OF sn injured finger Base-hits:
indianapolis, Is. Washington, g. Errors: Ia-
dianapolis. /. Warrington. g. Batteries: In
dianapolis. Rusie, Somers ana MEX Backer:
Washington. Keefe and Riddis. Umpire.
Knight. Called on account of darkness. Score:
Indianapolis .-.-......--3 @ 0 o "a o--l5
Washingtoa-.-...--..-...5o o o o o o o. 5
BALTIMORE, Oct. a-Bai,imore, IL: colnmhnz
TO- Game called AZ the end of the sixth inning
on account OF darkness.
CIxciSxArI. Oct 5.-Cincinuati, s; Louisville,
z.
Sr. Lorfs, Oct. s.-St Louis, Z; Kansas City, .
BsookLys, Oct 5.-Bfookiyn. 2: Athletics, 10.