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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05
soRr 1OwNsEND REGATTA.
1he, eracte feitts. ef seattle. Wims One
Race Tho Myths fAst Time

Fcfsf TOWNSEND. Jelly Especial The eelc
hts'Afa II the fasiyse mecstn. 90 the Nar,hwsst
fakesasttansi yacht regatta held here today wss
sTFsaasuccess. every rar,.cassr giving erninen,
ss,tsises.sa TO the lsEga nums-er ei Saesss in Al:
to.stance TIE asy opeaed ausptsta4>.y with a
grsat nsrste teitewSt by baseball gaia. tie.
tesvei Port Gamble sni Port Townsend. shten
re- 9isea Ia victory Tor the latter BY . score Of
Is 3oA The sf.esLoNns sport epsaes Win .~any
fa.es.
s;s s'eioek al xt,ea,ioa wss eearcrea on H..
ws:tsf ;Fosi. whsre sac regatta MAS he'd. Tases
taeess Tire Tree. tiotIsh ana Ia.
crAn& Through thu kadasss si Car,
llae&. carried LARGE p.ssy of IN.
vts.. guests sresaa the course src,h
~sss Ssiy " "A s,assei the yscAts ~ al . lively
SAT- sshioa was kees ~ Throughout sse two
rsss l,re8ai tae course. Eae taco se.ai,ei a,
i0llsss:
..tass A kn,sies. Msrxer,. .srseis Fglisx. xa-.
aei We pie " GA ay TIE ,fssss k<isis IN IA IS
ke.pye ssrcaa.
tlse, H--sa,t.ss. sIaA u. ssa Ears. ot seattle.
fa5Fss. ol Victoria. Mef<rsn. Of gsessras /.
fsaasel. az rer, Tewas.nd. Hsrss, o. var.
hasss sni Nyss. Of Fsitasven-nea ~ The
Nsshie i.Ss:ss, ia t@ss. wsaasag sy hcassax sAs
ezra lss.tes. o. all ciasse&
cas-. c~EatFse~. n.s,ss Belt, 81 1o~nsen3:
Iiiessla, OF ; ate. MAZDA. si Fat ssvrss and
N.ea0s,s. ni ssescs.a~a ca ey sae asssss hssa in
l ~ i.
CAS- n gauie.. shadow ass s~alie~. o,
fes, fowsseni. sssasssson. Vt ssassls-~ea By
shc lt4stev Ia p. ~
* tSe,exis game this afternoon eseks Up Ia
T.ss. essag IA the eve hearing assiseds et the
f0st IisAs.sys. Who were matched against rsr,
90tsussaa eSss aisKslsy raised IN essseiiaa
and asaaliy. a~tsS - tear 81 . roe. tae sm gass
sssssses2 tae gss4s 90
fasssas OF ~xs. Poe, sssksisy ~ Port Towns
END. = - sea hs the latter.
1Ae,s$1shr@slaa sopS.uasA Nth n RyauS hall
81 tsxs pesa heas~
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ABSOLUTELY Pure

nations o. The silver world and o.
rive from it, podtion the Immense gains
which England he's hitherto resped bat largely
lost BY tho demooetisasion OF siivef. But theFs
are shadows after al - dark that II 10 better,
in my belief. not - attempt IL now bat
wait little LONGER In oar present ne
happy and anomalous condition till We
A1Ax Great Britain 10 Join us in the remoneii'
ration But how can We induce Great Britain
to oct With rs? By csasfnx 10 purchase siivef
and refusing to coin moro until other nations
viii. NJ the same time making law or
dering the secfstasy 81 the TREASURY to open our
minis to the free eoinaSo OF silver at any date
when he 10 informed that England, Germany
and the Latin union. or any two Of these will do
80. Such stand would probably make impossi-
bic the proposed Introduction OF gold stand
ari in India. By dropping silver for the time
being and joining in tho struggle for gold We
shall perceptibsy pmctpttate in Europe another
fall OF prices % aggravated that the most
obdurate banker OF Lombard street will have TO
admit that gold cannot be safely taken - the
sole International money.
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AT BUTTE
Thomas Coombes, Miner, Kills
His Wife and Takes Poison.
ReAaas oEFERs ExrRADiT,oN.
The Califesato AbAsstss 1ssSers ths
Provincial Jan - she csaaee stsso
-TAs AIaska Besaaasy survey.

BrrrK, Mont. July 4-fSpeciaL while
this town was in the height Of its patriotic
celebration today and when the streets
we're swarming With people watching the
demonstration. double tragedy was be-
ing enacted. Thomas Coombes, . miner.
cut his sife's throat and then swallowed .
dose Of poison and died coon aftsrward-
Mrs. Coombes was Is years Of age. and dur
ing the three years Of her married exper-
fence her life has been in danger several
times.
This morning while she vas dressing TO
join in the days festivities, attention Was
attracted towards her by her screams to
Mira Barnett. IN whose homo she Was
She screamed, 20. my God, save me. He's
going to murder me' Mira Barnett ran
to her assistance but found the door locked
and % she burst il in. A shock
ing sight met her gaze. Stand
ing near the door with his left
hand ciutching the hair Of his victim and
holding her out at arms length was
Coombes. In his right hand he held .
razor and viciously sawed At his helpless
wife's throat, almost severing the head
from the body. The blood streamed in .
torrsns. but - the warm blood flowed
II seemed to urge the tend on.
At the sight Of the blood
Mrs. Barnett screamed and tainted.
Her brother happened on the scene and
vent for an officer. Upon their return
they found Coombs kneeling in the pool
Of blood with his arms wrapped around
the lifeless form # his wife. He offered
no resistence to the officer and was taken
to Jail veeking IN blood from head to foot
He said to the officer:
You caa take me nov. have accomplished
what started ont 70 do. and have washed my
hands In her blood. have fixed myself. too
The meaning Of his last remark became
known later. An empty VIA, marked
Poison" was picked up in the room
where the tragedy occurred. After being
in Jail about half an hour he expired from
the effects Of the poison. Jealousy was
the cause.
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THE sAsEsALL RECORD


q. Locfs. July Ain the morning game New
tcsk won By good hitting and tnacld WORK.
Tbs attendance was t.6oo. score: u Louis 4.
New York T.
Afternoon sams: The Browns played good
tsia. score: ~ Louis 2, New York ].
!taEvxLAsD. JULY ZCieveiand would have
xets had not Capt Tebeau bssn compelled to
setss in the sixfh inning because Of . disioeatsd
taes The attendance vas &01Q TIE game
vst drawn u tho end OF the ninth inning. II
te
Afternoon game--Ths home team won with
eAsf. Score: Cleveland 10. BrookiynA
l1UisviLLa, July Ain the morning game
Espsf had the best OF the pitchsss' hattie with
6sfAtsor- Attendance. $500 score: Louisville /.
wathingtou
Afternoon game: Tom Browns two. base hit
was the feature score: Louisville 4 Washing
tSs!A
CiyieAeo, July A--ln the morning game I3os-
tca3~on easily In the second ssivett hit 70
pssslsn and at arss coilided with Anson.
Ire wss hurled twenty iset from the
ssc4. falling lace dowuwards. and Vas un-
conscious for ave msnussa He vas hurt about
ste hssd and internally. Ssaley nnishsd the
sArss. Chicago 4 Boston g.
Afternoon xams--Ths champions won easily
esoss: Chicago 1. Boston s
;firrsHcs0. July A-Good batting won the
morning game tor tho fit,sburg'a Glasscock
Was, loudly chesrsd on biz nrst appearance
Tns. attendance wss 500 score. Fitssbusg II,
Hsfemorea
:A;ternecu game: The homo team won with
0e greatest sAsa Score; fittsbarx II, Baiti-
moth !.
cgseissArt. July Awards horrsb,s playing
o. tae right during the ninth inning gave rh,I-
aAsssrhis s.x raaa Atiea9ancs. T,oa score
C:nS.nnAtl "a. Phiiadslpaia Ia
AsssEnsson Eams Rsds batted the Quakers'
p:srasss all ovst the field score: Cincinnati T.
tAs.sie.,hla q
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ALASKA BOUNDARY SURVEY.


O1mC0 1tuOO 80cOOOt0to0 IN tOO " OH
Scaling Ragged Monatains.
VICTORIA, b. c., July 4.-[Special. Let
ters just received from the Alaska bound
airy expedition state that both the
Canadians and Americans are finding their
work beset with many difficulties. the
chief Of which the Canadian parties have
to contend with, their work lying for the
most part inland. One officer Of the Cans
dian force writes:
We are continually climbing rugged and
snowy mountsins 5000, 1900, 5000 and 1000
feet high. generally meeting the snow line
about 1900 feet above sea level, and from there
having to trudgs over banks OF snow on the
edge o: mighty precipces. often being obliged
TO scale halt . dozen small mouatains
to reach the highest, from which
our observations and measurements are taken.
And II commonly happens that when We do
reach the top, almost exhausted. We End q
cloud hanging thc1e, which defeats our work
and compels us to pass the night there or return
over many miles OF wilderness to the camp
We generally start work for the day at q M
and continue until 10 or IL at night. for In this
country IL 10 necessary to "work while 70 have
the light
All the parties are doing their work well,
the greatest harmony marking the inter-
course Of the Canadian and American par
ties. and Prof. klotz, in charge Of the
former, says they will be able to complete
their operations well within the specified
limit. No lives have as yet been lost in
the parties. though some narrow escapes
are recorded.
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Chisese lmmtsr.,ion In R,.,,a

VICTORIA. b. c.. July 4.-TSpecial. The
steamship Empress Of China brings ad-
vices that treaty has abou. been con-
Guided between the Chinese and Brazilian
governments by which the former agrees
20 assist emigration to the iatter's coun-
try. discouraging for the present that Of
all other countries. The Brazilian en-
oassy is nov al Pekin completing the for.
masi;ies. and il is expected that the result
will be temporary check in the stream Of
Chinese TO America
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REAMs DEFERs ExrRADlrION.
The California 4 bid uctor Takes Advant.
age Of Legal Iwists.

VICTORIA. b. c.. July Especial Rev.
Alfred r. Reams. who is so badly wanted
IN California for the abduction of his
pretty organist. Miss Lucy Rucker. will
not return for some time vet. When tho
extEadition trial was concluded an order
was made for his extradition in fourteen
days with permission for the defense
to introduce any fresh material evil
dence secured on habeas corpus proceed
ings. Reams postponed the day rs long
rs possible with view to allowing the
''impetuous Caiifosnians" to cool down,
but the fortnight expires Friday. Today
his lawyer applied for a writ Of habeas
eorpas and ar order nisi was granted, re-
turnable on July L.
This means more time for Reams, whose
probable scheme will now be to go from
one judge to another with . similar appli-
cation. thereby postponing his departure
from British Columbia for q month or
more.
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SEATTLE TEAM WON.
Athletic Club Ballplaysrs De-
feat Multnomah 3 to Z.
BATTLING GOOD oAaae.
EAo 0sooe Detats Wass . Rrsoe n Rsgs
3svnsssA Bsessss-Ths Mysh's
1aoe lisa.

I; nOn5xAsp. o., JrIy A-fSDeetsi l-rhs Aals-
;esuaA CIrb's nesd Witnessed sodsy 0ns Of ths
Gssooos ho4sjss 0vsS seeu % TIE BASEBALL die
Fond. r. took eievea inslsgs of stubbosniy
egutosted ngbstpg before the whiso snd olUe OF
tas seestss Athlete club waved triumphant
sses IT, ~ end vhiss ef The Nrssuossaha
!Taeu IL ~ oaly y nasgtn of one run. the
As,ys ssssssd Oh with 4ash shas Al bat soox the
5ssash ous OF The homs ssaz- Thsy made three
16se II The nrss sud fspsstsd tire perfofusnes
IN ~ second and edded saosbsS 10 The laird In
osugG This vas sccompiished By hard hitting.
ssssp base running and some ragged work By
1sss Nultnopsat's Ael1sss. Thsn sbs home team
began one Of The ssnsss uphill asbss ever VT
u<ssosd. After seostng ooes earh In the fourth
A.d nfth. thsy piled ue tour runs 10 the sixth
sn1ioe. THANKS 10 . Temporary eass Of YaftIes
Df the visitess. aud we're sssas u their
o4eiA From then on both teams played
Szftedgsd bail In the nirth inning Nuituomah
sssstsd another run and lied the score Not
Stoshsr man could esoss tho plate. until the
:ses half Of the eleventh. Then Randall beat
SHt . scratch hit - the tr6sid. stole second,
seat u third on sacsiAec. and scored the vim
Assg run on short pssssd ball The battery
Sask Of small aad Randall ior sesitis
Sss Ans. while Lynn and Mofris
hssh nsifed their positinns we'll At
atSs male . Ens running catch IL center field
AKA completes double play BY quick throw
70 hsss. tcs Portland. smith wss . whole team
- himssik N0swfshstAndinR his sore arm he
ytiched the 1sst part OF the Cams Ia
axcsilsns style. Both leans 6eidsd and
ssn The hasxs reusrkabiy veil Heavy
ehDwsss kept many psopls from shc grounds.
sast ~ eathasiastie crowd OF leo saw the
kesps This evening bosh tesms ware banqnet-
~ 81 The Portland hotst By the Naltuomah
Amateur Athletic Club.
sCosg NJ gNrIN0A
seattle. - q . o T.
a.ttn0nsh. 20 o o IL o o 81
1HE 8AsEBALL RECORD.
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T.. wsrship woncc,cv Asho,e.

VicroxIA. r. C.. July 4-iSpecial Jap
anese advices repor, the United States
warship Monocacy is ashore on Sunday
island between lchang and Hankow. the
fore psrt grounded and the stern awash
and in danger OF going 10 pieces. No par
tscEsars are given and the name of the
vessel Is apparently bansled in transla-
ton.
Tas Nonoeacy ss Al old s.iewassl schooner
risge<f lroc Ennoaar. SIZE WAS euns in 1866 At
baltimore, Nd. by A. 4 ". Denmead Il Son.
The Nanacsey 10 - tee, Ia leaxta 81 fec, BAN
aad :rcs draft Her Tonnage 70 "a. ANA als.
placement i.S4 tons Hsr engine. are O.
50 hor.e power sad her speed IL Auo.s Nsya,
e~scr-s gay enc Ass loag oeea eaasiferc! an.
seAvossay. sEe has ecea on the China station
ssses sssn. and has e~ca sE psoyei IN ruanlus
apta shallow sad sinxgisa streams 10 terrl.y
tie Chiucse vssa they attacked the mission.
AREA
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ans fossl - lsvs,y. Harris hssfag iits,s H.
~ 81 u
WSss sss mss vest - sAsss ess.<n Dsputy
neesR Prfes, q Ssasssa sospesd fnso - Rag
aoA paaesd hoeA IL rs1Defoals so1se aFEesk
Il tie eosfnssca which sssas4 ths
psissssss ansksd ssoss - sops End
Rads fos ths baek aooe. 1he deputy
osaeen. The crowd uos rs - - ehesss1 ont
sesssiag ths eight. thozgh. md Is 5 O'Clock sun
1ay 1osatzg The nen soeed eneh other again,
shis line On tas dancing pissiosn Is Tim Aoe-
ean pscaie groUadA
yefaes man was suffering from the aght of
The 7ssvioss svsning and eosa vess full Of
eiasr, The 1sss round wm . hoe one. bosh
men dshssng vigorously. vita hecoss easy q
shs saA Wear The esd Of the sscood HodEe
struck Harris . 1irsy one In shs mouth md
block aoved freely.
Ia The asss Of ths third Hodss again landed.
this ssns vita . heavy Iefs-hsndes on Harris
psoknels, esussng the esases 70 eosns with
gpsE, After this round Hoass wss . sure Win.
Dss. Harris seeming dassd The blood from bis
nose flisd his lnoutA snd rendered st almost
fmpssIbls fog him 20 breathe Hod9v followed
up kas advantage, and durfsg the remainder Of
the asstss punished Harris without rassey. II
shs eleventh knocking him down and out
Harris displayed the most science aud planted
his blows sxisifuiiy. but they we're weak
Hodge struck out wildly. Dat whsn be ianied
the blows we1U Of ths John l. suI-
iivsss description Ton EyaDs. Of seattle.
actes ~ referee and Luke CLIFFORD.
Of Black Dismoud. and Morgan Powell
OF Ftaakiip. were tins kespsrA Harris was sec
onfe1 BY D. J.Lewis. Of Ffankiin. ana Dsck
Stevens. OF Black Diamond. vas In the corner
for shs victor. Nearly 900 speetasors witnessed
the sassie.
shss q woolery IL Determined that prisaaghf-
ing khssi not 30 unpunished In King county.
Hs ssnt Deputy McDonaia out 70 and the las-
breakers and last night that offtcss came In
with Hodge - . prisoner. having arrested him
~ Back Diamond during the day. The oshsr
puxs: tns IL se!.I a. iarYe
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BRkylTIIS.
I. W. Ents, makes aud 5-ysar ioana
Reblkah Club TONIGHT. Moth Saaft,a

l. W. EntS, makes aud lyoaI loauA
Rebskah Club tonight, North ssatt!A
Lee Observation-Disclosures. oanA See them.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society viii
hold tts regular monthly meeting at p m
to ~ ct Petite Chambres Dc NusiQue.
Plenty OF mouey for small short time per-
sonai leans Ninnesota and Puget sound
Loaning Company. room 81 S:sr-Boyd building.
The funeral of the infant son Of George w.
aud Amanda Ficks took place July at p no.,
at the residence. liz Rose street, Rev. Damon
officiating.
The funeral Of John Christianson will take
place July S At 10 .. M. II the Cross Undcrtak-
ing Company's parsors. l4g7 second street, Rev.
NJ l. Rugg officiating.
o. P. Anderson 4 Co . large new Autographed
map OF King county will be out about August l,
including enough OF 6nohom.sh to chow the
Great Northern line down the Skykomish and
the cutoff to Seattle
The funeral of Evon l. Lewellyu. who was
accidentally drowned In Jones lake. near Back
Diamond. last Friday, took pisce as Back Dia.
mond sunday at $50 p m. The services at the
cemetery were conducted By the Rev. William
Prosser. The hea,se was followed TO the grave
by large number OF friends and BY the sons OF
Temperance. Of which organisation the de.
ceased Was member.
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WATEk FRONT NOTES.

Revenue cutter woicost 10 at the wharf Of
west seattle receiving some repairs.
chip Ivsnhoe. Capt Grishn, called for San
Francisco yesterday mosn;ng with 2.eoo tons OF
coal
snip Kennebsc. Capt Love. nov ~ San Fran
cisco, has been chartered to load coal here Tor
san Francisco
Bark Columbia. Capt pensmore: bsrksnsins
Willie K Hume, Capt. Br.cgman, and schooner
Vista, Caps Friedterg. sailed On July 1 from
San Francisco to load lumber .: Port Blskeiey.
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rHE ANCMoK NAN ALL RIGHT.
SEATTLE. July l. i.ga

SEATTLE. July T. iss2
To THE Enron: II the isaac OF the Tide
graph OF today was IN article un isr the head OF
Tug. Of W Ar. in which IL stated that the an.
cAof man o. the Iongshoremen Was useless a.
Ia as holding the ropn w;sh 10 state for the
esne6s oil the people that did not witness the
pull that while We admit fha: We los: tie pail
fairly and sausrsiy. I enpha;:esiiy deny that
the anchor man was ~ stated, and viii say that
he 10 the beet raaa that wss on tie team This
10 the opinion OF the team 20 Q maa. and 10
nothing bet justice 70 Mr. A. Petersen
6kosGR NockK.
Captain Iongshasesas a Tug-of- waR
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4 Forty - Oas shot Takes - 10pss-
saDe Event as Chicago.

u Forty - 0a0 Shot Tokeo n 1opoB~
saDe Event ~ Chicago.
ChicAoo. July A-Ths Sheridan stake. the
most Important ayear-osd event Of the walking
ten Park meeting next u the Derby, today
resulted Ia the frat real dump which
the talent has received Clifford, on
this performance. should hsve been
an ssasy winner. bus Ingomar won easily u
the ksug odds OF % % !; Tyro. Ct - 70 !. bsing
sscosd, and Clifford being hard psessed BY Aide
harsn foe third place The race was worth
$3.50 TO tho winner. The defeat Of Ida Pick
wick In tho sscoud sacs BY Maid Marian was
srosaer poser 20 form players. Pedestrian.
win, TT POUNDS up, won the six-furiong race In
the tsrae Of i:l31s- The atseaancs was about
Ij.0Gs. Summaries:
Fi4e furlonu-Equator Won. The Surgeon
secossd. Springfield tllfd- Time, l:o2s<
Mae Thoroughbred Marian won. Ida Pick.
wick second. santa AnAs third. Time, l:5I<-
3ge-BssiasS Won, AnnA Brown second.
Ran bier third. Time, l.SL
sheridan stake. mile aud . Quastef-InGomaI
won. Tyfo second, Clifford third. Time, 2:io.
siz iurs0ngs-fe0sssYAin won, Tisote U. Sec
ond. Punyon third Time, l:i3t<.
Hsniicsc. eight and . half lurloneD-Rudolph
won, Huron second, Nicnsct third. Time, :46i<.
MEe-Little Billie Won, Bimbo second, Forest
Rose third Time. l:i2s
IIegomas, the winner OF the Sheridan stakes,
10 . icy colt, sire Bubblef, dam by imp DANA
cardoch. The colt y the property Of the Ken
tuck stable
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New York Bicycle Race.

INV fosx, iuiy &~rAe secona asy's races
as;ass tie ru.es ~ the National Cye.gng Assa.
ss@ssca. drew al sataDsia.,tc crowd II. {
Nii<stss, - 40 sen the Frat psssa IN IRE Ecu
esl.nts ca Neaasy. esrsafsag Sac in cash mi scs.
sA.sy WOO tie EEs. p.lss In esea tnrss
ess eveass aa<: reesased rs Of tie 81 sac given
oGl 81 rarsss Tee opeaing race, ose raile rau
"a asAis. wss unfinished The hals-rni!s even,
Wa wan By a. l. "aeessr. Tee osAaSe. y J
FGevsa ct July hsadscxn MAS woa ~ He
wsseiss IRE scratch .ss-saiis race sas ~oa sw
NC Nhrsisr IA - .sSsA
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The trst candidate for the position of
collector of internal revenue for the Ninth
district, comprising Washington. Oregon
and Alaska, has put tin an appearance in the
city. He is w. L. Weatherred, of Port
land, who represents Whittier, Fuller &
Co. While he may haye an advantage as
being the first in the field, he will
have to overcome very strong pres
sure which 10 being brought to bear to
keep Col. Weidser, the present incumbent,
in Office. ~ he has proved most efficient
official.
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Trapese Performer Hurt 1T Tacoma.

TACOMA. July Especial. l-Berretta. q
trsreze performer. fell twenty-five fee. 10
the sidewalk today. while attempting TO
slide down wire hanging to a pulley by
his teeth. His head was cut. one Of his
wrists broken and he other sprained.
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HAPPY Hrxrrxs ceorxns

How msry yseopae Are hunting 70. TIA; which
Wiz sfve health, vAIca % wealth ard rrost~r-
ifyt This desire 10 csty real ssa W hea yoa han,
Ter and get Axeth batsers Th.y'are q store Of
nutrition saa havs DO saaal - . blood parity
Ing aa3 e.oet euii1lag .on.e-
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San fsAscisco. July A--seors In soday's
ee1ess
sea fssaciscc-Rans IA base hfis IS ey,ors !.
cAslanI- Runs = base hita -, error. l. Bat
s,4es -Aesieker aud spies. nofnsr. ufifsi,n and
Cedt
AA}s ASeELKs. July t-scess IN toasy's game:
asscstaa-Enas ), esse hits 9. errors = Los
ATsases--Ssas T. bsse hits s. errors ! bat.
tefs-s-HarIsr aud spses. boschess AMI Lehman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05

TACOMA. Jaiy Especial i-Charlc. In
gsSls. returning from Seattle AZ midnight.
Sos Oh the train a. Fifteenth street
bridge and fell IN the darkness twenty
ses, breaking hss thigh and suffering in
tss.n Al Injuries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05

Dr. Grifnn, Of the 6rlf.ia Denial Association.
has the reputation Of extracting and n!i:ns
teeth without pasn The cocs5. has been located
here tor four years aua bss no pessA His prices
are moderate ofsees. s. .. 10 and IL Cason
block ria Frors street,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05

NATHAN. Mass. July i-fae event OF the
ess$e meet at wsltham track today was the
eT.sAiag OF the mile scratch competition world
reuarS. by q. f. Taylor. OF the wa.taan club
flgic. s,sl SA
iaSpoS. ja.y AT ThorGhill today. l. J.
Neini!ss. = ttcycssst. beat the sa!e;y REGARD by
co.srsns 10 ose hour . distance oi - miss ana
Ssi1 asts.
t;sEfsosp, Cora. Iuiy &-Tke third annual,
tctsaameat % tae Columbia Bicycle Club and
sayneF meet o; tongecsicGi Division. 1. A.
w.:vas sisssaca BY 4.esa rsopis this alreraoon
at ! Charter Oak Park TIE track was
tss, DO, sonesha, dusty. Ia the mile
Aateiesp Sanger woa ia ais, beating tie
~oisds sccord Of ais IS. nsse By George r.
Ts;ler ia springfield lie rode the quarter
nt'e IA :. -, beating The worlds record made
by Fsyacs IA sass e.ts yca- ago ~ two secenss
Nsw leEK, July AZ the second annual.
yaes, o. tas Tourists Bicycle C,na. o. fasersoa
y. J.. 81 Cliston track IN ihat city Iais afternoon
sAs, world . record was hSexea By Zimmerman,
wlto wca the quarter mile aash ia 70 seconds.
which lowers f.e REGARD hy I is sxCcaaa