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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19

C. Hudson. Warrimoo passenger. son Of the
Journalists and government stenosrsphsr Of that
name In Ottawa, and nephew Of Mr.. Hudson. OF
Vancouver. 10 commencing young In tho ship
ping business. He 10 but Is years old, but
brought over consignment of 100 cockateos
and two monkeys on speculation. The monkeys
killed three cockatoos. Twelve died by drink
ing the salt water dashed into their cages from
the ocean. end twenty.d I've ate their way through
their cages, escaped and were drowned In the
open sea. The monkeys got loose on one occa-
sion and spread havoc among the ladies, for
when the ladies ran. the monkeys thought IL
fne fun to run after them. and some tall ships
furniture was scaled BY the amateur acrobats in
. wild attempt to escapA In rscapturing them
their owner had his hand very badly bitten.
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NOTICE TO TnE rUsLic.

The public Is hereby warned not 70 psy
any money 10 parties representing 70 %
agents of the sesttiePosr-IsrEIIdoxscrA
except the following, who arc the only
authorised travelling agents Of the Posf'
IsrsLIsarscKR. viz. J. 4. NcCleiian. r.
A. Davies and ]. /. Hawley. This does nos
sppty 70 resident agents Of this paper Who
are located In various cities and towns OF
the Northwest. nor to possmastsrs. VINO
ore in al cases authorized 90 take subscrip-
sioas for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
resr-fsTgLLieEScEs.
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ADLAi IN THE MIDWAY.

The shades OF night were falling lass
A. through the Worlds fair portal passed
certain AdiAi stevenson.
Whose oesd,iks eyes were Sxsd upon
The Midway.
He wss the very favorife son
OF proud. immortal Bsoaml agton:
And. hankcysng for torhldien joys,
he pined TO whoop up WITH the Boys
The Midway.
"ryy not those FAKES" . stran-es sasd.
sUnlcss you're Mastering TO b. oied."
Alas. these words were al Tor nsughs--
With still more iervos Adlsi soagat
The Midway.
.Bswars the divers games OF chance.
Beware thai ssrees-ln-Sssro dancer!
All, ali In vain tn . warning cry,
OLD AcIai whooped, - 10 saiIea by:
"Tns Midway
Bat Why pn1ae this narrowing taiss
Far better sc should droe tie veii
OF secrecy before begin
The Midway.
-Esse~< Fed
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OCH KR-

OlEQCA, July IL 1894
To rMR EpsYon: Pieass se.i through tae col
urnas o. Jour paper IL ws have ssais Keoaosiss
siace the abolition Of shc state geological snr-
vsy! IL ocAsf . mineral % clay sas les IL
acy co@lssesa. vAi2sf srnsCEtBER
IThsre is 40 state gssloxtsS oeaer 10 . clay
veich contains ssoa- some xisds OF ocasS are
rss1 In the maautacsuss Of passil
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Mrs Dell Larsabee had quite . scare last week.
Going into the bedroom she stepped upon .
large rasslcsnake and narrowly escaped being
bitten. The snake was killed, and now they
are wondering how IL got into the house.
CAsan Eagle
l, 10 no trick at all TO see snakes In the Grand
Coulee. Ali you have TO do 10 10 60 out walking
and your desire will bs grati6ed. We killed
one last Sunday that had ten ratties. whilo
others are equally successful. -Coulee City Ne,cs
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DISTURBANCE

~ whnt you want, Il your saom-
acA and bowels arc Irregular.
Thnkss about al you get, though.
with Tie ordinary pill Il may re-
lievs ron for tho moment, but
you're usually in . WORSE state Il
trrwnrd than before.
This h Just whore Dr.. Pierces
Peasant Pellees do most good.
They acs in an easy and natural
way, very different from the huge,
old-fashioned pilkL They're not
only paoasanter, but theres no re-
action afterward, and their help
lasts. One ittle sugar coated pellet
for . gentle laxative or corrective
I-three fer . cathartic. ConstipA-
ton, indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
Dizziness. Sick and Bilious Head
aches, are promptly relieved and
cured
They're the smallest, the eaxiest
to taks-and the cheapest pill you
can buy, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money 3
returned
Yoa pay only for tho good you
gsG
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Cleveland Rejected . Good Man.
Representative z. W. D. Mays In Pomsroy Inde.
pendent

We shall always appreciate the fact that our
course In our late legislature received the writ
ten Enforcement OF the entire membership Of
the Populist contingent OF that body. No
other member received such distinguished
honor. We shall also hold in memory dear the
fact that the lower house without dissenting
vote recommended Us by resolution for . place
in President Cleveland's cabinet. No other
member ever received such honor. This rsso-
luton Was introduced b y Pierce. OF LswiA
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Couiee City News.
wesre under obligations 10 NrA g. z. Mitchell,
OF ST Andrews, for . fne lot OF tarnips sstur-
day Won't some one else kindly remember the
"a.
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A Sturgeon steals . Hitching Post.
Asati,s Sanfiuol

Frank vinton aud Others caught 3oopound
sturgeon last week and made the line fast TO a
young tree standing on shore. Later when
they went to draw the big esh to land they
found IL had escaped By pulling tho tree up by
the roots and taking over eighty feet OF small
rope along. The fishermen have three other big
6sh tied up at d. nerent places along the stream.
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NEW WHATCOM, June 6, 1888.

NEW WHATCOM. June q, 1855.
d.. j. Eugene Jordan-DEAR SIR: I
took your treatment six months. and the
result is that I am entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what you said 1t
would. My brothers eye is well and
strong, although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. Ny prayer 10 that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. C. +. ARNOLD.
The above lady was given up - incur
able by the local .doctorA She was suffer-
ing from . chronic Inflammation and en-
largsment of the womb. which was as hard
a. stone and fully three times the nor
mai size. She also suffered from absess
Of the ovarics, which would break and
discharge at intervals. The bladder was
badly affected, too. and its function very
painful She Was sick for years. mostly in
bed.
DR.. Jordan's ONCE il In the Safe De-
posit Building, Front street, Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may Be consulted IN
PERSON from 8 q. m. to 8 p. m. every day.
CoNsULrATIox FREk
Mr.. Van Buren, IL no longer In our en-.
ploy.
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Hsssard Looking After the Posto0css.
Iasvap ~ovth Tfmel

Hon. George Hazard, secretary OF the Demo-
cratic state central committee, was Ia the city
on June Il His visit was accompanied By .
certain political significance In connection with
the postof!icc st this place.
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SEATTLE TO HOT SPRINGS and RETURN
$4.4O

Elective May lss. The Northern Pacific RAN.
foAd Co VIII sell ronnd-trfp tickets 20 the Green
hiver Hot springs and return for - 10 on sale
days
A physician viii b 81 she springs for patients
Who may require has services. Al~o . branch In
sfisute Of the German hsmedy Com any for fns
painless cure OF the liqnor, mo phns and tobacco
neosts, hae osen located ~ the spring.
kateN s2ge sad 41.e0 per day. for further la
sos nation atdreAs I. q MCCAIN.
Hot spring. Wash
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STATE o. wAsuISsToN
County o. hIN6.
], Manson " naekHs, cashier of tce above rAmeA
bank. do oolemny swsAr tbas the above ssstsfrsng
10 true 70 the best Of xay knowedxe aad belief
N. r. BACkrs. @ hixr
Subscribed and swora 70 before ne ihis 18Th Jay
Of July. issA j. A Park
fsKAL1 Notary Paoiic
ConHxc1-Atssss: " r. FORREST.
JANIS B. HWELL
r. o. 0EAyE5,
DirscsorA
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d&Em,n&M6an5
NO. A23 PIKE ST.
RESOURCES.

DEPoRT OF THE COSDfT fOS or THE
IL wa.hington National HAak. as Seattle. In the
sta'e Of Washington. ~ the close OF business,
In IL 1893.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.

Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
rhs most widely and fAvoraniy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors regular graA-
yates from She universisy OF the city OF New osk
ana Of Long stand 0llexe Hospital. Brooklyn,
New YORK, and their long sxperience. 1emarkahIo
skill and univefaal success in sns treatment and
cure Of Chronic diseases eutitle these cmspens
physacians to the full confidence of tue af1iesed
everywhere
80 matter VIA, your complaint. consult these
In many casss that have been pranouncea hop>l~sS
.Ihey sclKNTIFtCALLY and sUC-
OEssfuLLY. care oUlCKLf and p EK.
DI8EAsES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SIX.
VAL DISORDERS. PILES. RisrcLA AND
hBcTAL ULckts. SYPHILIS 0ONoRhH0A
0LEET. Spermatoffh0A seminal weakness LED
Manhood. Nigat h-misaions. DecAyed fAcuitioa.
ksoumAtisu. Neuralgia Catorrh, BfonchisiA
AsthmA, Tumora Eruptions. Salt khsum end
scrofulA hNDkoCELE. vAkicOCELE anI
0ThlCTCREs radically and safely cured wiihoue
pAia % detention from business and cures guoraa.
led
AZ asformniss and ,npsdimsass 70 marriage
CkRTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE fos IN
awful effects 81 early vice and the numsgouo ovfl0
eAok follow in its traio-
LonG sxperiencs. With unparalleled succesa b
the hest evidences OF Q Doctors skiiI
DlOEABEs OF S0M Y n Also receive spsc4aa
oteDtion Eoosut personally the OIL - 81 81
0eos BXPRRl8NCBD SPECIALISTS =
- Cost or write. send,ng stamp. consuita1haD
- end cousdoottaA TYo0oDS Sleek "a
YS0o0 oeBo0e, oeoA1lo.
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Another Promise That Hoaald Broke.
Seattle Standard.
We were informed by some OF the negro Demo-
Gratis OF Seattle just after the last city election
that Mayor Ronald would establish . negro nre
company Up to this time such has not been
done. What shout it, mayors
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sxArrIx. SCHENECTADY. Jr1T ~.
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PACIFIC r

Pullman sleeping Cara Elegant n
ana nnest Palace ptainx Cars eeswesn
faui and Chicago without chaasA -
for al points In The Cnitexi States ana 3d.
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A. D. CHARLTON. Asaa 0sa - -
No l2l First ~, russ,eS n 1
] A. NADEAU. Gen. Agent saassiA G., esSs
Depos ticket ONCE corner West and o.
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TAe Tourist Cars are the finest run b. anvuul
eonsinsatal road and are open 20 inspeotoo ~
Nesthsrn Pacific yards, foot a. columsee seega
Round trip. nrse-ciass and tourist ucseo =
very lowest fateA
Fer tickets and further Information, aDl4o
NOATHERN PACIFIC DEPOT rlckM8O
IlCE, corner West and Columbia strostA
NORTHERN PACIFIC CITY rICkNk
I1CE. eoenoe Yesler ~. and FRONT Ct
l. A. NA01AH
General Agent. oeattlA ~
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OFFICIAL TINE cARp
TAKING EFFECT JUNE Z !,

RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP r,err
ALL POINTS IN THE wonsn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
Nevada Potatoes.

Dan De guile, in his last weekly
letter to the Salt Lake Tribune, says
OF Nevada potatoes:
All Winter we have been sending
reef and mutton to the people of Cali
sornia. Now we are sending them
potatoes to go with their meats. Ne
vada potatoes sell across tho noun
Sains for $50 q ton. No such potatoes
sre grown in the vallsys Of California
as We produce in this State. Fair
potatoes are grown in few places in
California, we'll up in tho mountains
but those Of the ranches in the great
valleys are poor and wstery. Such
potatoes are quite soRgy when cooked,
whereas Nevada potato properly
roasted 10 like little bag OF meal.
The potato being q native Of the ole
vnted regions Of the Andes. it is quito
OF homo in our valleys, from 1000 to
5000 feet above the level of the sea.
Doubtless potatoes grown in Utah or
anywhere else in the Great Basin re-
gion ut about the Same altitude arc
just rs good az those Of Nevada.
Some day most Of the potatoes used
on the tables Of the well-to do in the
States east of the Mississippi river
will DO from tho elevated regions OF
tho country lying between the Rockies
and the Sierrss. Then a potato ranch
In Idaho will be better than an orange
grove in Florida. A man soon tires
of oranges but the potato daily
stands side by side with broad, the
staff OF life. Then the potato is a
much sursr crop in the Great Busin
region than is tho orange in Florida.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19

The Salt Lake Herald says: It is
announced that Senator Stewart, Of
Nevada, will attend the rrans-Missis-
sippi congress at Ogden. That is
welcome news for the advocates Of sill
YER as money. Among the foremost
champions OF the silver cause Wm.
M. Stewart stands prominent. He
has always been consistent in that.
Whatever his former associates in the
Republican party may think Of his
connection with the Populists, they
cannot question his faithfulness to
the silver interest.
1t is probable that the Senator will
take up that subject at the congress
and he may be assured of large and
attentive audience. He lie thoroughly
familiar with tho subject in all it's
bearings and details and an able
speaker as we'll.
The people OF this Territory are
vitality interested in tho silver ques-
ton. But there are many who do
not understand it, and more who have
. lingering doubt as to the soundness
OF bimetallism than might be
imagined. There are some positive
6oldites, but their number 10 few in
comparison with those who have not
yet fully made up their minds as TO
whether or not the gold standard is
the best for the world. AS many as
possible should hear Senator Stew
art. We think they will be convinced
If their minds are open to conviction.
The Trans ississlppi congress bids
fair to be Of great interest and profit,
not only to the region on this side Of
sho great river but TO every part Of
che United States.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
Jacks For Sale.

The undersigned have for sale six
young Jacks, from two to six years
old, black, with mesly points. large,
SnIooth fiat bone, long bony heads,
long tapering ears, and are Ruaranteed
TO be good breeders. They were
raised from imported stock. Prices
range from $3.50 to $1,000. For par
ticulars, apply to
j. G. FURD & CO.,
3.21 .d&w1m Eureka, NsY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
Spring and Summer Samples .

DPT'"S hnu summer samples.
We have just received about 600
samples OF mons suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum-
NOR. Suits made to order from $40
up. Give Ne q call.
X ~, RRINHART.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
Notice.

The Board OF County Commission
era at their last meeting ordered that
the public be, and they are hereby
Notified that all bills for scalps that
may be- presented TO the Board from
and after this date will DO positively
rejected.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19

Banjo, violin ana guitar strings, n
6nesasor tment, At MuIler's. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19

j.. e. BILKEY,
Elko, March @, 1893. Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
Hoods
s airs a pariBBa
Cures

good n other ways, and has increased ny
weight RFSEA aS9 - 1AS POnnaos I can.
not praise Hoods SaTSaparillo enough
MRS. ED. SWAN, Duncanville, Ill.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19

Freeman Hall will be sold
cheap for cash. For further
particulars inquire of
H. S. VANDR1ELEN,
IT, Manager.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
S. E. Quincy

'..se s.s.s..... .e..s..s.
: BARBER :: BARBER .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19

HOODS PILLo do not purge, pain or SFiEoD
bus act promptly, sasily and saeiantly. a..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-19
MY Mo&her-in.LaW

persuaded me to try ono bottle of Hoods
BRrSaparllla. / am glad TO say that IL cured
since took The FIRST bottle Of Hoods Sarsa-
pSrillA- It has done me q great deal OF
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ATTACK ON THE POPE.
4 New York Catholic Crfticises
the Acts d tie Holy Father.



80 Soe2. Are 1-An article under
We s'snssurs q "A Catholic Amesscan
ma Appeared u NE 6Aa has caused con-
ssoesaess eossap ~ CataoSc church circles.
snroaen0as ehs ctey gfnsfaiiy.
= = tnssooed = . ds1snss Of Archbishop
Nosreen. - ~ reality dshanee q The
papai eathosity. accompanisd b threat
q eussane - nnancaai cd and ultimately
g sscssssoa froa Rome Archbishop 6a-
IONA pepal shtegase, ~ himself taken 70
task sof the lnannsr in shich he restored
e1Icmmunicatsd Father AcGiynn. while
s 49, ~ pops !. praetaeany eA.rssd sisa
insef1ssencs 81 the vcsst kind. The char.
act4f Of Rev. Dr.. EdHard NcGlynn = -
sailed fr0m evsry standpoint, and IL IL
stated in the hroadext pnsaihle laneuaea
that s..1e.A - 49,. !. ,,-;..s =. .h<,uid
~ 49, /. -.ss.s.:s- - sss~-..
@r.. -" sI1 .ns 49, us1.a ~
= s00s soo sns smptseo tureat 70 gus on
E..s I'0m soe srcnosocese ~ 1eao
~ asena 1ns vn.er %
c us 81. .Hnet
me- w. os PsoPAr
49, " &c
0Iss 2 ncnos1op 1ctl'ssn. .ne s1s1
@ - ~ eesaseo coIa'''on % az
-. - .ss.s -. .sss.ss r1.s,,.
- $500 -"
osposy pope. = the writer ssyied him.
ooes = ~ pIeasss without consulsaeion
With ths bishops whose tsrritosy he enters
upon and whose decisions 10 rsysrsss.
I'm - eome. IN - ro,nt evidartIv
d.~-.S 49, ~ q, ~. trs.,.. - 49,,
No. r....- = - -. .s.s:Asss.
Sa.noP ~cs. = ssve tne c.s J. :
as@ !nis tns Casnoaie Amefican ereo-
~ e ne opposissoa ana msdditng q Dr.
-
He writer has this % cay Of the suggested
senaratlnn Of the Catholic ehuneh IN this
~.,.,.,,- 49,. D.. 1870.
s,S' A'
Doee me efsas cnan9e thas nave oeen
oonsi0enne meen more eoan ma oesn an
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LoSpoS. August At was announced
in the house Of commons this afternoon
that the French blockade of Bangkok had
been raised today.
LoSnoS, Aug. lin the house OF com.
mons today Immediately after Sir Edward
Gray announced the raising Of Slams
blockade. Sir Richsrd Temple and
Hon. George Carson, Conservatives. began
their daily task Of marrying the govern
mens with minute questions about nego-
tiations and insinuations that the ac-
ton OF the foreign Office had been
incompetent. Sir Edward Gray re-
preached them with trying TO
embarrass the government while negotia-
tons of = most delicate character were
pending. The position Of affairs required
him still To maintain considerable reserve.
He felt satisfied that it will be found when
the resuIt Of the negotiations are dis
closed that the action of the
foreign once will be shown to
be ~ strong ~ could % desired. Balfoar
assured the government that tho opposi.
ton did not intend TO embarrass negotia-
tons. On the contrary. the opposition
generally admitted that little fanls could
be found w,th the action OF the ministers.
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Ce.,r., America. Troubles.

Sax jean DEL Sra. Aug. 2.-By the
term. Of the treaty just signed II IL about
concluded that the Junta government or
gan,sed by the Icons shall be recognised
m national government There will Be
an election for members Of the assembly
September Is. Armies are still in the field.
GrarKxALA, Aug. 2.-There are grave
apprehcnsions OF q general war IN Central
America. Two persons believed TO be
agents Of Salvador and implicated In the
plot TO assassinats President Barr,os. Of
Guatemala, have been shot. It's rumored
these agents made confession.
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3ms TACOMA HeoArrA.


10oUao ooA The Coureo-Au R0gos
oouaa Yachts lns it'd.
ueoaA. Aug. 2.-fSpscial. 1.-The psisss
~ Tacoma Yacht Clubs regatta % b
j hsrs Saturday. beginning Of 1880
viii b. ~ follows:
- a, for boats over IS feet-First
lsass pinnacle. latest pattern. value,
uocond prise, set Of brass side lightA
- !, boats between 80 and IS feet.
oeeod measurement-First prize, solid
n cannon. second prize, combined
nometer and barometer.
- G.. boats between 25 and 50 feet
III prize, solid silver tankard; second
~ 3 marine glass.
- D. boats under . feet--First prise,
tno clock: second prize. galvanised
-. With 100 feet Of galvanized chain.
~ aegrsgsts value Of the prizes IL over
~ They were al ordered In New York
~ b the regatta committee Of She club.
d h course -Robertson's point north.
1sfly TO the main land oppo-
- Aaury Island: then noftherly
II Dss Moines. and then hack to
r. starting point, being . triangular
|oparse Of twenty miles. This course was
elected 70 insure good hreexa. II there IL
|pny Wind at all. The races will BE- sstied
|1nder the rules Of the Northwestern Inter.
RATIONAL Yachting Association.
All the yachts on the Sound have hssn
|nvited 10 participate. = lively brush II
[spsctsd between several Of the Seattle
lesas. especially In class A. In which
- Il II anticipated the xora.
- Keipie and the Oracle Fslitx will
ttis the disputed question Of the fastest
naee on the Sound. There are no boats
~ - b entered in this class. therefore
- visiting yachtsmen will have to fight
teot b. themselves.
Il b siass h tho McI.arcn, of tTacoma, 10
6he fitted out and ''tnned" 10 racing
~ y outsail the Hornet. Of Whatcom.
- ~ Edna n, American and Earl. Of
m1tlaI
y class c. Admiral Barnsson. Of Port
1psnssnd. in the sloop Hattie Belle. has
nllsnged the skippers OF the Idiewild
- Chef. Of Seattle. 20 race for . purse or q
- pennant at this regatta. All
- boats are OF about the snms size
- 4 about equal spssd. They will
NRaiaA On interesting race. - they will
~ elose together. thus causing the finish
= - exciting.
Tie Belle, Of Tacoma will meet the
0aii sloops Brcmmerton and Pup. Of Sc
~. In class u. The st. Lawrsncs skids
9Iscoma will sail over ten-mile course
prise pennant and the Hansen siivs1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-03

VacAsc. Aug. a.--The third round Of
sag'es in the tennis tournament VAS con-
unasd today. Tae unfinished match BE-
s.esa Mccormick aud Wrenn was con-
ased. the hsmcr winning. c. b. Necl
= kyesson. Chase defeated Myers.
ASofmsck beat Page. In the consolation
Isseaes Mandy defeated Hamlin. Sea.
osas Bailey. S. n. Mccormick beat
sue and then defeated Havemyer. q. l.
sssnn defeated S,nborn.