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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
MAKE GOOD YOUR LOSSES
(IN PART
On DefauIted Mortgages.


If you wish to collect or sell defaulted bonds or
mortgages on properties in Colorado, Illinois.
Iowa, Kansss. Mnnesots, Missouri, Nebraska
North and Sou'h Dakota, Oregon, and Washing
ton. or properties negotiated through LON
bard, Equitable, Sbowalter, jarvis -Conklin. and
other Mortgage and Trust Companies 10 any of
the states or Territories you can do readily BY
communicating with our Office.
Living facilities for serving your interests
| can do so economically and faithfully.
U"paid and present Taxes should re-
ceivs prompt attention, an6 excessive
taxation should he reduced. To these mat
T. we pay immediate atteItio not only effect
ing vng. but preventing the total loss OF prop
erty. Delay in these matters frequently iuure
titles and would advise you to Pive them
our immediate attention by communicating
with us at ONE. Having had fifteen years sue
ce.sfu, practice and being well acquainted with
the Western court practice, believe ! can serve
your interests TO your profit and satisfaction.
VIM. N. Titus, Attorney at Law,
344 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
octs6 &w6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23

Remember the entertainment ~ a.
BarnabasshAll tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23

nv sAs Governor;
NICHOLAS FsssssDEs. Secretary Of Stat"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
Pltiiui Apology Tor no Stronger Case.
New York Tribune.


Commissioner Biounts long-vithheld re-
port was finally given to the public last
evening, after parts of it had been allowed
to TICKLE out through the medium Of news
papers which can be depended on to support
the administration in its reactionary policy
regarding Hawaii The method pufsu'
touching this report is characteristic OF
the atmi1istraii' n in all its dealings
:. it'll the Haxalisn business. As for Q
report it-elf, it shows thst Mr. Biount DID
pre-, is. IS what he VAS sent to the Islands to
10. lie wa. con missioned 10 maze "ut IA
case gai1st Mini.ter Stevens AMI III" pr
nous admiui-'r ton. sud he obeyed ''r'i'rs.
file mak's r-ally pitiful apology for n"'
prs. Mi stronger case by decis ing
HAT he was surrounded by persons !
ter. siei in misleading" him. The infor-
nation which he presents was obtained
in large part from people in close re-
'atioos with the Queen. and Is In direct con
IT .diction of the statements made by Mint
ter Stevens, Captain Wise and numerous
other trustwortby witnesses. As against
these entirely credible witnesses Blounts
-llegations are of. little Importance; but If
all he says were true, it would afford no
justification whatever for the use OF the
power of the United States in re-enthron-
ing the deposed and dissolute Liliuokalani.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
Thursday, the Goth day Of November,
Instant, ~ Day Of
THANKSGIVING and PRAYER

sd recommend that II be observed in . manner
besstInx great ADD Christian community.
And on this day Of universal thank.gi sins and
praise, may the asecfio for home and the attach
,en. to our beloved Commonwealth and It's ia
.tiasfions DC strsngihsaed. and may the obser
vance Of thl. ancient and honored New Eagiand
custom be- emphasized by deeds Of kinfnss' and
CHARITY. In making bri hter the homes Of 'he IN
fortunsts.
Given at the Council Chamber at Augusta.
this third dag of November. IN the
year OF our Lard ons thousand eight
hundred and ninety three. aud u the Indcpen-
Aspee Of the United States u America The
one hundred and eighteenth.
RFsBY u. ELEAvK.
nv EAs Gopsrnor;
NICHOLAS FsssEsDEs, Secretary Of ststs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
STATE OF nA1NE.
A PROCLAMATION!

0rsssfaiiy recognizing the many blessings be
stswsd ~ Almighty God apon our state and ia
eeopls, with ,hs sdyioe Of the Executive Council
! Designate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
Blount's Report.
The Standard Union.

There is a leak in the state department.
The Herald and Times have obtaired
the substance of the report of Blount about
Hawaiian affairs. Indeed Mr.. Blount, as
The Times says, has made several reports
to the state department. These have been
printed in several volumes. There are cur
rent reports and final report, and the
whole amount of the paramount persons
official scribble is that Stevens, the Amer
lean minister, crushed out royalty and
is responsible for the provisional govern
ment, and is a liar. Here is where the sec
rotary of state got his question of veracity
from. The point is thar, assuming the pro-
visional government to be the creature OF
the Harrison administration, the Cleveland
administration must restore the Queen in
order to show fair play. This il
the old Spreckles and Nordhoff story,
and it is supported by alleged tes-
,imony. Blount has worked up the case
as an agent for law firm would, and the
final stroke is that the Queen surrendered
with the express understanding the provi-
sional government would refer the. matter
to Washington. Well, it was referred,
but the monarchy had passed away,
and Cleveland and Gresham were
not willing Harrison's administration
should have the glory of annexation.
Hence, Blount and his case, and his ques-
ton of veracity, and the policy of restoring
the Queen. The people do not care for
Bounts report. They do care for the loss
of the islands. The Queen can only be re
stored to the throne and kept there by
force: and let Cleveland and Gresham use
it if they dare. As for Blount's report, il
i, foul wind that blows no one any good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23

Has winter lost its way on il ~.
from the pole?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23
NEWADvKRTISEnEyrS -,
Local Matters.

Lafc 10 Real, I.iTe 10 E.r~...
Tell US not In mournful nambers
i.ita Is but an empty dream:
For the Goa, bills are beginning.
And nightmare II will teen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-23

We and in order dispose OF al
tor educeon large toe low price dot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07
ArnLxrlc Gus NOTES.

The event u TIE week In athletic circles vas
The acceptance Of IT. building by the Seattle
Athletic Club on ThuSsday night The club
has been organised about ten months and the
member have stood b. II faithfully. although
is has had but little 70 Offer In return. Now
every member appears to feel com snsatsd for
the delay BY the completeness and general
characsee of the quastors provided
The gymnasium viii within the next week b
put In the best Of condition Prof Hsmsrsiey the
club instructor. IL dsvoting all his time and
energies to this work. The door will be oiled
this week and while that Il being done the gym.
nasium win BE- locked.
large number Of tho members have already
avatled themselves al the bathing privileges.
The big sauk 10 kept supplied with running
water OF ~ degrees temperature and furnishes
. delightful place for swimming. The shower
baths are also In good working order. The
rules are that . shower bath mnss b takes BE-
fore shs plunge and that trunks must b worn
ny all bAsbcrs.
The gysnussium and house rules have be.n
adopted and viii be ported In = few dsys.
The social features of the club promise 10
come close TO the athletic attractions The club
rooms are ~ we'll furnished ~ those OF any club
on the Pac nc coast The reading room will BE-
kept well supplied with choice literature.
The billiard room v III probably not be opened
for several days. although two tables are already
in place.
Barre Broa have donated an elegant silver
water service for the reception room.
Capt strive has gathered the proper tiss OF the
club together aud listed them
Secretary Bean aud Treasurer Haynes have
prepared an elaborate system Of voucher and
account books, By means Of which the expenses
Of the club may b closely watched and checked
Tho initiation fec has nov been raised 70 SIS,
bat thls will not deter suy one Who sees the
quarters from joining The bathing privileges
are alone worth more than the club will cost q
member.
W. b. GOODWIN has offered the club the use Of
his interesting collection OF pictures for the
walls OF tho club housA
The new emblem OF the club, the famous
s'chsrry diamond" with the coioss changed 70
blue and white, gives general satisfaction
The committee sppoiased at the general meet
lag 10 MAKO arrangements for the formal opcn-
Ing Of the ciae house viii probably get to work
this week
running track viii b provided In sas near
future
The dub 4. considering plan 70 furnish stalls
Tor the bicycles Of the membem
A tennis eoufs vili b Dade on seneca street
In she near future.
Tue board Of scvernoss has eonp,sesd the
orxanimsioa al the incorporated company By
the election Of the old ofAeera
A telephone viz - pat in the club house this
week
On August Is the names 81 al deltnq usnt
nsnnsrs will b ,osssd On the buiissin beard
The house committoe y looking for . bcllboy.
A xrxa, many Lockers have bssS taken BY
members Who intend 70 take aAssatage OF the
sthsssie oppossnnissss e0srsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

Whsaaa Waaas - llesa .sspsaers. KEN
N ARpmo-A Cveafeasn YrA~

Whsaaa Waaas - lassa ssspsaers. Kelly
n Afsaa-A Cveaiasss 1rAp.
TACOMA. Aug. 6-fSpecial. james
Wheian wants 70 meet s-spider'' Kelly
and has written - The Tacoma Athletic
Club 70 that effect
W. + Neut0n's performances e last
week In cycling from Tacoma 70 Portland
In thirty-four and one-hasf hours 10 the
bat on record between the swo places. it
inciudss rest Of ten hours at Kelso. 100
miles out The entire distance il les
miles Newton 10 . membse Of the t.
coma Cycling Club.
Thg annual lawn tennis tournament Of
the Pacific Northwest is TO Be held in this
city on August IL. II and iS The ladsess
club II arranging to hold . tournament
Immediately following the other.
Several local whessmsn participated In .
run 70 Buckley today. leaving town q $50
O'Clock.
Local sportsmen report universally POOR
luck. grouse. pheasant, quail, pigeons and
6sh ell being scarce and the birds shy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

80 kn6Wu Il he exposed Dools and
ooehN ~ TIE Sivef as al favorable
- I'D eassS himself , willing sacvi-
No ~ ntwsss tyr3 q the anfling art
- 1nes specimens Of the Gnlsse (en-
~ = enky eeaxed TO his doom BY the
20 rho ksows whore To 6nd him aud
= tastalisss him By placing the counter.
~ eoms Av0site ephemsye right where
ennbot heip bus seiss upon Il The
oolmie i not . river lof large trout,
- tsoa. 70 In this favored country,
1Wo ed shrss poundsEB ase there and
- - tai 70 reward the scisnsinc
- Tbs:saan who cannot now al hi
1V.poena creei with trout ranging
ID 1nesrisnSs to ten-ounco front IN
ltom the well-stocked stream 80.
u doser7es No place or vote In
honoeaEe guild of Isaak Walton.
klag good sissd 6sh = another mat
- - lev havs the patience and skiil
oW thsta from their hiding places
- falla1y hes gons forth = ths world
! - enoeualmis b populated b small
Ia enly. al this b Ansne my expnri-
- this charming stream Z 1sW 6avs
Not thsA am . slrillfui sneis IL I
II two whs,s days bsfors lsasd0l the
- e drafting from = shady feesss :
thot weighed more than tive pounds,
was "teppy - . big sun1owsf"
II on reaGAing camp the flrst night I
7Sse~ 1880. q ss.-.s &. 49, -...ss -
2,,,s -.is...,.. nrs 3. -. .-s.s.. -
-s,.t ~ I $500 49, 49,. 49, =.
-. 4. -. 80. 80 49, 49, -.
'f;S,.<s .rtt,es,i rr.,s~- s-N .~s...,,...
- rsi,nc a. 49, =. h.sr.s
~. : ,sfs S.sss,s -. . - 49,, -.
SS.-c,,rrs "a 's,-.sh.. .,sh =. 49,.
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- rht. -. .s...I- -ssn -. -.
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~ n.srs-S 80. =. :. 49,. - ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07


~ " TOUT, no less than forty Of which
ksss an opportunity Of ciccting
q = Esag though deceptive morsel un-
asd BEEN brought TO the meshes Of
annie net. Thus it Vas that while
- pass the time as dolce far
-. sm Aetamorphosed into an eager
saa = the train sred along. climb
go liable lands above Snoqaaimie,
y epen the souvenirs of other days
s"ss'ssd Of the sport that Was 10
eor ranch. reached M high noon.
M shade was inviting. but the
sss ca and the tempting lunch l
80 waiting 1T tho hotel had to wait
vent 10 lind Capt. Cove. the hvas
tas ranch. TO inquire the prospects
The trout are rising well now.
saii the captain-ani that set
~. Lunch had no charms for me.
see VIA. was on the table: my eyes
- s7s'a the river lowing past. and my
VAS busy with antieipa,ions. One
] - and the tackle rsesed; ? o'clock,
stFsam near the hotel in HAT bot
ooas. which wouldn't do anything
s'ss oct into the swit channel aud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07
RI ROD AND FLY.
|lessos j. rHe GENTLE AIT.


- morbid s4ttsiss Who frst dsnssd
= ~. a. stick ard stsine. VIA 2
~ = onS snd end . fooa = - cshes
- tssAssd Win oDmpaessoa ~ MIN
49, wss N 1tse 90 ct ~ minnie
- sa@ nsny eesFostS hist ~ from
s1ouuls:ss, q Wss1esn Warrington,
noes .~ss5suImiy ~ oas Who he's sn-
- ehss dsssnls ~ the swim sin1es.
linr e,:dhs asd vood-stmned banks
- 6eo&salnfa This rivss p the nss-
Ihoote II ~ sAmsy 'front.' Natuse II
- shS rjSer bed must hoso hsd In
~ fssnbshIne a . habdtatloa and .
1rt,fe sohiese Of I'll game fishes. for
- iIIa1a = sotssats where the trout loves
- 7uIk n - wheucs they afo only
p fn 16kee ~ Skoaoss skiilfni casting Of
~ - III eoA the timoro0s, yet in-
- 1putr6 u - Icy waters makes bic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

IA.
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y !. y sud 0eorss hsd : Joax sssine .
aen@ IT, eaooe ~ M uhGo 6
J. - TIP tasthes up ssrsan had been
4 - fug the nexs snoenfnw. and
80 - nnaL - asoae ~ Rpod . e.
- snnea. . distance e threp uf1no ~ -
sAess eat auensa sIosr. 49, nn.srr--
ma hapey-
1Aau I'll ~ stoev a. - rext Aavss
epnte ond ~ ne3tf- Neil. 49, 1911
Setm ta1e - - ~ crpdniitv e ~.
thooo vho haSo 1oaievua ~ racsse. - n.
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~ - fahod 10000 a. -. - -.
49, nsh anA shssv baek IL shst vers ~
worthy a. ~ go sar;I1 ~ -s.s ~
hOw looSnsa shat 60. -. NJ frcrs !.
The stseam. Isve ereni.s - - .src.d
day. - IL sroat -. ~ 49, ser.r..
Teasua knovn oaIv - th.m.eIv.- ssrs..,sS
rfnfne. Car 49, ~ -c.,S - . -.
% $780, 1870 60 49, = - -.
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vefeA 80 ,v,.-.i.s-s- S.s-s-~ 80 -
taon "a 100. - 49,. ~ - - 49, -.
out q ssAe - "a. 49,. - a.. a..
haim, frIi- . -. 49, ~ $3.50
touesa - -. -Ass-s-r - s...n.-
fuifrh Am.--.h- Z. -. . !. - ...s-s 9.sy
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ss---r -. 49, " - -
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front feeling eho bof6od hook turns and
runs snski~. 49, ,,..s %. =. - t..A- =.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

The Lake Shore train 70 SnoquAlmie
consisted Of twelve coaches Tiled with
passengers. tempted by the low excursion
rate ofN. II Vas delayed in making mp
for half an hour. and ran behind schedule
time ell the way 10 the heavy grade BE-
tween Gilman and PrSston. where the
train vas stalled Tor nearly N hour.
Passenger Who had counted on several
hour. 70 spend - the falls complained
bitterly that the company should have
faraished . helper engine for the grades.
The train Was swo hours late arriving at
Sncqualmis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

played today, each team winnings game
St Louis II Second game: Cincinnati 3,
St. Louis 2
CHICAGO. Aug. 6-Ths Colts defeated the
Colonies after hard playing. Jimmy Ryan,
who was badly cut about the head and
body in the Lake Shore accident. 10 ct the
hospital, and Kittredge Vas also bruised,
but will be out in = few days. Ryan can
not play bali again this season. Score:
Chicago u. Louisville Z.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

SAN FRAxcIsCo, Aug. 6.-Scors oftoday's
game:
Sacramento 7. base hits 10. errors I. Oak
land g. base hits 10. errors 2 Batteries
Lookabaugh and SWEET: 0rifhth and
Cody.
Los AsaELEs. Aug. 6-Scors Of today's
game:
Los Angeles Is. base hits Is. errors 6.
San Francisco q base hits 2. errors 2 Bat
-McGreevy and Spies; Borchess and
LOhman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

Manchester, n. H.. Union.
The state Of Washington 10 TO dedicate
ct the Worlds Fair the tallest flagstaff
ever put up in the world. Tho ceremony
IL to occur in September and 2O.0O0 water
melons are to be cut for the assembly.
Washington 10 bound to b first in flag fly.
ing and first in the hearts of the people.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07
WHAT
THEY THINK on IT

The premium map offered By the
PoST-INTrIucENcER to its suhsczi-
berA old and new, IS now to be found
in thousands Of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, Is evidenced by the following
testimonial4 which are . few among
the large number received from thosa
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies Of the origi-
nails on file in this Office the SIG
natures only being omitted, - tina
Observation-Disclosures does NOT feel at
liberty to publish in full the names q
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

FEsHAsflN, wash, April !, lS94
Poet-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wash. -
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the II
of Aprii, and sitter sixty miles' travel ~
stage from Ellensburg 70 this plAce, camo
in excellent condition. ann we'll paeosed
with the map. - we'll ~ astOnished e the
price for which you give ths map 20 your
subscribers Most respectfully, n. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07
ron roorsAIL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Meaningless Cluhe Fair OF far tho See
60 Series ~ thN Boannn

Wosh1ogtoo Cluhs Pair OF far tho See
go series ~ che oeassn.
At the meeting Of the Washington Foot
ball Association yesterday reports from
the games between Port Townsend and
Port Blakeiey and between Tacoma and
Everett allowed that both games resulted
in IT,. each team scoring one goal. A .
resuit Of the drawing for the pairing Oh 81
the i've remaining teams Tacoma will
play Everett. Port Townsend play Port
Blaksley. Seattle securing the bye. The
games are 70 come on before August n,
and in the event Of . tie an extra half hour
II to b played. IL was agrssd that Seat
tie man referee the Port Townsend Blake
ley game and Blakslsy man the Tacoma
Everett game.
II Was decided that the second round be-
tween the winners Of these games should
b played on or before September 2 and
that the final should take place bsfers
September 16.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07

NoRrn WRIlIN0rox, b c., June Z. lSoa
Editor Post Intelligencer. Seattle, Wish,
Dear Sir: I have received your peo.
MUM map In good order aud am highly
pleased with Ii consider tha4 have
rot your valuable paper free, . vaiue
the map more than the price Ct suhscrtp-
ton. Yours very respectfully D ].
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FsY. idaho, Feb. n tsol

FRY, Idaho, Fob. = tS03
.ttl. Ws.h s;rs ! sscs;vs6 - ~ %cs,, -.
wall map short time ago. and ID good
condition. Am more than pleased with
Il. IL Il worth double the pricA Yours
truly. II. J.
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LANGLEY. WASH. Ma,

LANGLEY. wash.. March 81, laoQ.
Post Intelligcncer Publishing Co, Sc.
attic, Wash.--0cnts: ! would say thas
am delighted with the map Is came q
good order and h . daisy. Al
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LUBrN'S TOOTH POWDER will
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It will give you BREATH SWEET
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Il will PREVENT DECAY.
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from grlttlness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER hes .
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Bosros, Mass. June ~. iso2

Post-Inteiiigencsr Co., Seattle. Wash.-
Gents: ! received some time since your
excellent map Ut the United States aud
the world map on the reverse side. and
am pleased with Il. II forms . handsome
and valuable addition TO my ONCE, and
cannot fall TO BE- satisfactory IN any one
who invests tho small sum asked for the
map. Yours truly. X. l.
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PAL0ueR CITY, Wash, Nay y, 1S92
Observation-Disclosures, seattle Wash.-
Gents: ! received the map Of the Wesjd
sent by you in good order and am we'll
pleased with IL. IL II both useful and
ornamental and should lind . piace In
every household. Please accept my
thankA Yours respectfully. n n
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raes.s Ysehs CisS Ksssvsai.s vIsssss'

TacoMA. Aug. a-tSpeciL. THE crews
Of the visiting yachts which participated
in yssterday's regatta we're entertained ~
the club rooms Of the Tacoma Yacht Club
following yachts started homsvard, Fran
Gel. of Port Townsend: Grae,s Fslsts. Rose
Henley. Rainier. Easts and xors. Ill Of
Seattle. The Visiting yacAssmsn spsak in
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NrLwAuKEK Aug. 6-Ths winners In
the each prize league events today we're:
Mile. open-H. G. Wheeler. Time,
2:4S Is
Mile, handicap-C. +. Klugs. Time,
2:37.
Half mile. handicap. 8. Starbuck.
Time. i:A7 SIS
Mile. novices Of first and second days
w. n. Brecksnridge.
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