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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

LoSpoN, July S-FolIowing Is . sum-
mary OF the concluding events Of the Hen
ley regatta:
For the Thames cup the crews OF the Thames
and E,pn Excelsior clubs were matched The
former aud got the cup
1he Eton college crew beat tho crew OF the
Hadlsy college in the final round for the ladies'
chslisnge plate
la the race for the visitors' challenge cup,
Trinity hall crew easily beat the ffss Trinity
crew and the cup will be held for year By the
formar
The goeless vere won by Vivian Nickalls and
1. Fletcher, Of oxtar,i univcrity.
matched crew of the Merssy Rowing Club
beat she Midway four aud took the prize.
Tha diamond scusls were captured by Guy
Nick 4iss tn the final heat with kennedy. OF the
Kingston Rowing Club
The stewards cup was awarded 10 the Mag
cAlen college crew.
This grand challenge cup vent to the Lsaudss
crew
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three miles, straightaway. in II minutes
27l1 seconds.
On May 2, 1892. James ssansbury, single
scuil. rowed three miles and $50 yards,
straightaway. at Sidney, New South
Wales. in II minutes a81< seconds.
On November 36. 1887, William Beach.
single sculi. rowed three miles and a
yards. straightaway. in 10 minutes 55N
seconds. in Australia.
On June Ia. 1879. Edward Hanlan. single
scull. rowed three miles and 563 yards.
straightaway, on the Tyne, England, In q
minutes and 1 second. On November 10,
1853. Walter Brown rowed three miles and
7l3 yards, straightaway, on the Tyne in
2l:5O
On September II. 1871. Joshua Ellis. Gill
and Hank Ward. four oars, rowed four
miles with q turn at Saratoga, n. Y, in
81 minutes and 10 seconds.
On March -. 1873, the Cambridge uni
versity crew, eight oars. rowed four miles
and 800 yards IN 10 minutes and 81 Sec
onds.
The longest rowing match recorded was
made September Is Is and II, 1875. on the
Danube river. l66 2-5 miles, from Buda-
Pesth to Comoro and back, bet " cen the
Egyetertes and Nemxeti clubs, time 80
hours - minutes.
There is also much interest in running.
but IL would take pages Of this essay 10
give the record. II. NJ Johnson made the
fastest 80 yards record, 81. seconds, in New
York, November -, lss4. James Quirk
made the best - yards record at Park
Hill, Canada. in a. seconds, October 80
lsss. Wendell Baker holds the 50 yards
record, made July l. 1ss6. At Boston, in s
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New Way ef killing Csserpil1ass.
Portland Orexopfsn.

Mr.. Frank Fields. who resides 1t Mount
Tabor, reports that . great scheme has
been hit on for the determination OF cat.
erplllars In that neighborhood. He says
tina, at the corner OF West avenue and the
railroad toboggan slide has been fired
from the corner Of the fence to the ground,
on which 10 placed q bucket containing
kerosene oil. The caterpillars all make
for this corner and slide down into the
bucket. where they perish. Mr.. Fields
says over twenty bushels Of cateypilisss
have been trapped and killed In this way,
and the work goes on. So successful has
the scheme worked that the pests are rap.
idly disappearing from Mount Tabor.
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Growth Of Socialism In EaPopos
New York Tribune.

Almost simultaneously with the news %
Gov. Altgcid's astonishing action In grant.
ing free pardon to tho Anarchist bomb.
throwers at Chicago comes the intelligence
that the parliamentary representation
Of the city Of Berlin in the new rsichstae
Is practically monopolizs cd by tho Socialist
Democrats. Breslau and other cities like
Dresden, Stuttgart, Leipzig. Frankfort-on.
the Main, and even Potsdam, have poilsd
heavily in favor OF the Socialist ticket.
The general election has furnished strlk.
ing evidence to the effect that the Socialists
are the coming political party in Germany.
their aggreg gate vote being in the neighbor.
hood Of 100000. showing an increase 81
nearly 10000 over that pollcd In 1eQ0.
Nor Is Berlin the only European capital
where the Socialist element predominates
iniocal politics. The parliamentary rep
resentation Of Madrid In the Cortes In On.
tirely Socalistic. while the same party
rules tho roast in the municipal council AZ
Paris, the president of which body 10 the
former Communard leader, Citizen
uumDert
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seconds II. NJ. Johnson again holds the
American ion yards record. made At Cieve-
land. -. July Il. ls>6. In 2 - seconds ".
u. George holds the best one mile record.
made in London. England. Angus, q,
is~,, in s:iss.. William Lang holds the
oes; two mile record. made AZ Manchester.
England. August !. lsS, IN s:iit,-
The hest bicycle records are equally
voluminoua They have all been made
within recent years. Of course. The hrs,
mile record on The ordinary high Wheel xas
made in October. is-1. in minutes and p
seconds. By W. r. Pifman. aud this was
gradually reduced 10 minutes * S-5 Sec
,nis. which speed Was attained September
Is. iss, BY w. Windle 81 Peoria, III. ON
the safety wheel W. Windle made q nile
IA minutes. =, rs seconds September :
isat. ia September 10 o: the same year \.
A Zimmerman duplicated this p~co-d n,
Spsanrfiesd, Mass. On October :, 1891. a
snils vas made in minutes IS seconds BY
Winde at Springfield. II. {. Tyler made
= standing mile in e.te a.
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LouIsvILLR, July a-Baidwtn's wtldness gave
the game 70 Louisville Score: Louisville I,
New York .
PIrrsBuRa. July g. Boston WAS shut out again
today. Score: Pittsburg II, Boston,
CLEVELAND, July s.-Baltimors basted Young
hard and won easily. score; Cleveland :. Bslti-
more q
CHICAGO, July 6-The Quakers played an
errorlesS game. Score: Chicago Z. Phflsdsl-
phia7.
CINCINNATI. July A-Ths Reds defeated the
Bridsgrooms tho second time Score: CIncin-
natl :, Brooklyn6
ST LOUIS, July a-The Senators were shut out
BY CIarkson's good pitching. Score: st. Louis
Z. Washington o.
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failed to come up to expectations. She was
hot favorite in the betting. but could do
no better than come in eighth. The track
Was muddy. 1t was expected that DOM
mo. Fiirtation's stable companion, would
do the running for keene. but at the last
moment Domino was scratched, throwing
the talent out on all their calculations.
Following are the summaries Of the races:
six furlouss-Iouis won. Joe Murphy second.
Fl'Essmmons third. Time. l:i9
Eight and one halt fnrlongs-Yo Tambien
won. Union second. Time 2.o5
Worlds fair stakes for :-yesr -olds $4,000 to
the nner, esooo to second ana S,0op to third.
Eve and one hall furiongs-Ei Teiegrafo won
lv n length. Dolly Warden second by a neck.
Rhets Goode third by half length Time I3
Nsssai. Peter the Great, Pat, ST Maxim, Fiirta-
tlon, ssgard. North side. BANKERS Daughter.
Cash Das, Orindo. Gsneion and Anna Maves
hnisaet ~ named. Frog Dance was left stand
Ing At the post
Hsndtcan. mile and half-Faiero won. Res
sic 8islsnd second, Ns~ton third Time, "a
Mie-Ianda won, Morello secoud, Midway
third. Time. f:s7ix
SIX fafiong.-Hease Rose won Moekahi sec.
ond. Oracle J. taird. Time. I a..
SIX turlougs-Roalyn won, Reaciua second
Promenade third Time. Lisa.
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OF sreed contests between men rowing
10 perhaps the most popular. Crew racing
aud especially college crew racing. un-
,soub.edIy draws larger crowds than any
other aquatic struggled The records are
80 vola minous that only scw Of the best
can be given.
On Jaiy II, 1891, Edwin Hediev roxed
40 ysris straishsa~ay in 81 seconds ~
NeSsrk. y. J.
I'm August q. lSSa. the Atslanta Boa,
Clun. eight oars. ro~ed one and oae-aalf
miles. straightawav. in minutes and
Al seconds as Pullman. III. Better time
than sf.a. Vas made by the Coruell uni
versitv e-cw in % as Philsdelphia. July
4 l~,ss bat the conditions ~ese unfair. the
eurre9,t running very strong.
On June ~. isSi. the Columbia college
sreshsaAu crew. eight oars, ros~a two
railex straigatsway, a. New London,
Conn, in Q minutes and IL seconds
ia jane -. iS>s. the lase university
crew. e "a, oars, rowed two and . half
miles, .,raighsavay. in II minutes ANA 81
seconds
Ga June -. 1901. a. Nsw London. Conn,
CORNELL university ersv, eight osEs. rowsd
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Are scale Inssets Possesses 2
Inaecf IIfa

Some time ago Prof. E. X. Lake. Of the
Washington state agricultural college,
wrote u that the inspector Of fruit pests
for that state asserts that the use Of fruit
affected with San Jose scale is injurious to
the human system. Ne states that certain
ply sicians have had cases to treat wherein
children have evidently been poisoned by
the use Of fruit affected by this insect.
The idea Of any scale insect being poison.
Gus is = novel one. though there 10 no In
nate iupTobability Of It's being the case.
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There's cat at Adam Ludy's place thst
il worth fully 5000. and IL In only IN
ordinary cat AZ that. IL kills on an aver.
age ten squirrels every day. The killing
Of each squirrel Is worth 3 cents. The
services Of the cat are therefore worth -
per month, which amount. II put q inter.
es. at compound rates will In . few years
amount to $500. and in the meantime
the eat can make its own living out Of the
SouiYYets
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Caltfornia League 0smee.
sAS Francisco. July 6-Scors In today's
game:
San Francsco-Euns 10, base hits IL. errors 2
Los Angeles - Runs q. base hits &. errors q
Batteries Baix ana spies. kneil and Lehman.
SACRAMENT, July Score in today's game:
OakIsnd-Runs :. base hits q, errors ssera-
mento-Runs 5. base hits ii, errors Bat
sriss-Hornsr and Cody, Harper and spsss.
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baIsHros haAcH. July a-Ths track va faif
today. Summaries.
seven furlengs-p:eksrson won. Noraossa
scoord. King Cran third. Time. -.
Five turloaes-k ssssnsen colt Won. sprfnkie
second. Aagso third TA.as. Isess2
-ax ana . bali tnriongs-Pixy OF Pay Won Al.
eal6s second, Logan kasrd- Time. i.zs@
1Ile-Iowiantes son. BArrea second Tsrr4.
ees third TINE. l:sit*
SIX tnriongs-yaxsoond won, Rsuoyee 80
oa:, rre.e SIN third Tsrne, liz
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a. Ex-r.,e a,cve,. H.e..

EvxaErr, July s--iSpeciai, A bicycle
race open to all wheelmcn Is TO take place
on the 18th inst. The run Is to he from
Eyersts To Snohomish.
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Ell TELEGRAPH WON.
Worlds Fair Stakes at Chicago
Go to the Keene Stables.
THE RACES At SPOKANE.
jack McAuliHe Issues . CHALLENGE Co
Jim Carney. the Birminghao, Eng.
land. Lightweight Pagilist.
CHICAGO. July 9.
AEER III I'll

hicAVO. July b
GER FL Tele-
grafo, one of the
entries from the
keene st able,
won the rich
W orld's fair
stake Of $50, COO
at Washington
park today. FL
TELEGRAPH was
{ he sec o u d
choice in the
BETH ng. T he
California flly
Filtration. from
whom so much
Waa eYDacfax1
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Tox.no. u. July s-Ssnrer. of Miiwau-
kcc, shis afternoon defeated Johnson. of
Syracuse. in the bicycle races. The best
time Of the two days meeting was made
By San ger, I'D
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champion in
both singles
aud doubles.
Today ne de-
fea,ei Edward
/. Hall. the
previous hold
e. Of 1e title
Hobart played
excellent tea
mis- and won
the match on
its merits. Hall
also put up q
strong game
aud won the
shird set and
v.a3A q had
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ssessIL DEFEATS rK>NsyLvANlA


sksrcLls, July s,--Covae.i Won the
esgAi-eare4 race from the Penn
ssa'a eight this evening. ia - ~. hy
aas'ss. The erosd witnessing the
event wss the most enthussas;ic row.
MAI ever seen in tAls para of the
. :. AID the result Was Received. with
a. q applause srona one eoasinScn,
"a ssppoinIei silence from the other.
a. wat ~as won on It's merits. the dash
=. sssa ~ The lthacans being too much
-. slower and heavy movements of
:. hsa.y Isaaia crew.
ssorasa eses ~, Of. .irs, and started
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This afternoon the Transfers and tho
Seattle Blues play At West Seattle. Both
teams are in good form and a sharp contest
is expected. There will be no charge for
admission. Play will begin at 3 o'clock.
The makeup Of the teams will BE-:
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LosnoS. July s-The Royal Clyde re-
gs,ta was sailed today. The Britannia
won, valkyrse second.
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Monmouth Park kacea.

MONMOUTH PARK. n J.. July She track
was las; today. summaries:
sax furlouxs-Princs George won, Midnight
second. DIR. Kice thisd Zine, liza
Five and hall furlonSs-kazan Won, Roland
Reed second. Chateau third Time .fs
Monmouth Oak stakes, mile aud q auartsr-
Augusta Belle won. Lady Violet second. After.
noon third. Tine. 2;iss.
Four and hail faflongs~H birmingham, won
Hyderahad second. Declare third. Time. So.
aiie-st florian Won, Equity second, Mary
sioae third. Time, la
=. kigos snd . bail iuraongs-Jos Kelly Won,
Madrid second. VT saxs third lime. Is.
SIX tgsiones-kingsion ven, I~.arxi.ie So
Dad, fremont third Tine. lgss
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BOOTHS FIGHT WITH LIQUOR

The Great Actors sssosg ssd Ltfs-Leag
Struggle Agai.ss the Appetite
Prom m lnssrvsew Ia san Francisco Examine.
Liquor had b~en his fathers curse II
vas his entlcemens and his msrtyrdom.
Hu heroic struggle against the appetite
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use TO parties or politicians except %
they Necome fuel to supply the flame Of
prejudice. They are not citizens and they
cannot vote. Their employers are about
the only friends they have.
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a The fourth. bat smash at the
80 ra,at seemed ~ tarn the scale and
Pulled ont Of the ses in good style
~ Campbell was referee. The
=. 80. - IS follows; stephen {. Mil
= sessaied Jean Miller Ia the eonsoia-
Ssassh aud Carroll rost. IT,. bea. DR..
mere In the handicap singles
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.s1my1rx.


The Rainier baseball team goes TO Port
Blakeiey today to play the Port Biakeleys.
A good game is expected. - the teams are
very evenly matched. Following - the
makeup OF the teams:
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Four furiongs-Lnden won. Cyclons second.
Later On third. Time, :4sls.
Special tfot-Lttls Frank won. Darwin second,
Dolly Withers third Time. 2:23l<.
In mile bicycle race Perkins lowered the
Warrington record goiug mile in 2:51
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Jack McAuli3e's New Challenge.
NEw York, July s.-The following cable
gram, dated at London, has been received
here: Jack McAuliffe. the lightweight
champion Of America. has issued a chal-
lenge to fight Jim Carney. of Birmingham.
for $1,000 a side, either to finish or linn
tied number Of rounds.
HI. BAsEBALL 1EC01D.
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nosAEr Is TENNIS CHAMPION.


IrSrno PAsK. n. ". July s-The
Iasedo tennis tournament Of issS is over.
Nd Clarence Hobart, Of New York, To the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
THE CAM PAiGN

The Democratic City Committee has al
ready met and set date for the cauc uses
and city convention. The date is earlier
than usual, but =. Is We'll to be early in the
field this year That everyone may under
stand the situation and the issues on
which the campaign Is to be fought.
The committee also did we'll to ellmi-
nate from the Second Ward caucuses any
contention IN regard to candidates for
wardens and ward clerks.
The committee must be up and doing
because the fight car lot be won by lag
gards. Much work Is to be done and the
committee must remember that constant
viligance is the pric- OF success. We hope
the committee will show 1t throughout
the campaign.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
REPORT JUST FILED.
No Negligence Charged IN the Medical
Statement en- the Chester Horror.

WEsTFIELD, Mass, Sept. 26 Medical
Exsminer Shepard filed last evening with
Judge Stevens Of the local district court
his reports on the death Of 10 victims OF
the railroad wreck at Chester. Among
these named in the documents as wit
nesses are the men employed in repairing
the bridge at the time OF the accident,
several Of the train hands and two or
three Chester people who were early at
the scene of disaster.
No opinion Is expressed by the medical
examiner as To whether the l8 victims met
their death by negligence. criminal or
otherwise.
No date has yet been txed for the Judi
cial examination. 1t ~ill not be held
earlier thar next wee, and may be de-
red even LONGER, Judge Stevens sseip z
40 occasion for haste In the matter, espe-
cially as 1t In too late for action by the
grand jury Of the present term of court
which began Its sitting yesterday.
Both the magistrate aud the medical
examiner are much annoyed by the fake"
accounts Of filing OF reports and presumed
action thereon recently published in two
or three newspapers
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
THE NEXT WORLDS FAIR.

France Is already in the Geld with her
programme for Worlds Fair IN Paris In
1900, and the circular setting iorth the
composition OF the commission 10 full OF
instruction for this nation II T. ever un-
dertakes another International Exhibi.
tion. The whole gigantic project is placed
under the control OF the Minister OF Com
merce, Industry and the Colonies.
He is responsible to the nation, and to
him all functionsries connected with the
Fair-even the Commissioner General
must report. Such concentration pre-
vents any OF the conflicts OF authority
which have been so numerous at Chicago,
and which have presented ridiculous as
well as annoying aspects. Everybody
will be curious to sec II Paris In 1900 can
exceed in grandeur Chicago's show OF 1893
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
Nav Enuland Briefs

The Woburn tMass.) board of health
voted 10 abate all piggeries within radius
OF mile OF the city hall there
The annual convention Of the Universal
ist society of Massachusetts begun at the
North Adams Uniyersalist church.
In the Milford (Mass) court, William
Corbett and Mrs. Alice Turner were each
found guilty Of illegal liquor keeping aud
fined $50.
The spindle department Of the Saco
(Me) water power machine shop has shut
down indefinitely, throwing 3j men out of
employment.
James McTighe, CO ars old, was struck
by the Boston express while crossing the
railway tracks in Stamford, Conn, and in
stantly killed.
AT the meeting Of the Lowell (Mlss
city council committee on streets It was
voted to call for plan. aud bids for a new
iron bridge on East Mrrrinac street
Two boys, Charles and Walter Bigley,
aged 10 and 6, were struck by "A work train
at Springfield, Mass, one being killed in
stsntly aud the other fatally injured
The operative in the Naum <eag cotton
mills at Salem, Mass, went 90 work yes
terday on cIt OF 10 per cent In Their
wages. There was no apparent lissatis
faction at this.
There is no truth in the report sent on,
flom Milford. Conn, relating to tn,
mysterious disappear ,nce Of younl
woman traced from bloody clothing found
On the beqch at that place.
Martin Dil n. who has acquired n repu
tation Ia Brockton. Mass, a. AN Syear-ol
horse thief, having driven into that cit!
with teams taken without permission,
In the police station there "a a truant.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
INSULTING WIT.

patriotism In Ireland is getting TO be
Pat-riotism."
The above hoary joke, which is so old
that 1t stinks worse than the Providence
cove did at low tide on sultry Summer
night, appears In the official programme
OF the late State fair at Cranston. Readers
may draw their inierences. The many
thousands OF Patricks and Bridge.s who
spent their money there msy also reflect
on the kindliness OF the donkoys who re-
ceived their moneys.
OF course, It will be said that It IS only q
joke, but the joke has hair OF lis teeth
and whoever the gentlen an = as who has
ears long enough to retain such a speci-
men of anticuated wit should be placed
on special exhibition at the Worlds Fair
In the little cupboard which is on the
fair grounds in Chicago known as the
Rhode Island House. He would compare
with the "types" on the plaisanc
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
Acted According 10 Orders.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 26-Daniel
Belyille. the foreman Of the gang at work
on the Chester bridge when it gave way,
whom the railroad commissioners make
Immediately responsible for the accident,
is still employed by the r. +. Hawkins
iron works. lie says he shall not make
any attempt to escape, but await develop
ments and defend himself If arrested, as
well as possible He says the work was
done according 10 orders given by Super
intendent Reed Of the bridge company.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26

Society Is shocked to think the ap-
pointment OF James ,. Van Alien does not
meet with the approval OF the vulgar"
common people. Society leaders tell US
that Mr.. Van Allen married an As.or, was
educated IN England, owns house at
Newport built in the old English style,
furnished with English hsngings and
bric-s-b brac; that his house has stone
wall seven feet high around it, has plenty
OF money and gave literally Of it to the
campaign funds, and that he deserved the
appointment, etc. Society to the dogs
One such appointment does more to hurt
the party making It than defeat at the
polls. The Rhode Island Democratic
leaders who are held responsible for this
appointment will hear something drop
one of these nne days.-Twoonsocket Call.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26

Irish Day at the Worlds Fair will be
observed next Saturday, September 80.
Archbishop Feehan will preside, and
among the speakers Will be Bourke Cock
ran OF New York, John +. FITZGERALD and
Eugene Davis o! Boston, Archbishop
Hennessey of Dubuque and John +.
Finerty Of Chicago. The exercises in Fes-
tivai Hall will commence at 2 p. IN. and
the Lord Mayor OF Dublin, and other
prominent Irishmen rom abroad will be
present.