The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Experiences Of Mr. Kumlately
and Other AnglerA
NOT AL Or FsSHiMo 70 FISH.
WAsss - fssss Ass xssaaag oseeaas
Sasss-Nssss sesAs oy.eesasn
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NOT AL o. F,sn,mo 70 FISH.

samg must - . gin aod not - oc.
qeifs0sat" sid Mr.. Kumlately . hs
sssppsd paiofal.y from . Coiumhia 4
fnees Soasd train Friday evening. and
sh'sd his erssl asosnd 20 tAaa isqaiuitvs
80 could not mvestigats IT. coutsuta
NOW I've ben mp Csdsf yivse two whole
days," he continued deiefully. '.and hsvs
nsAsd every hole. ri1ls and sddy between
Aspss valley and Cedar m0antain, and oil
Ivs 81 70 show for e = Vet eses, : millIou
mDquito bites ord tveaty a. thirty Gnesr-
!isgA With oss dne SssIow abeat Shistsen
incoes long % pos - top ard lie about I
nshed that Tivsr according - dirsctsoue
q Ne book. soo. Why = it that didn't
~ mofs fshs Why. J. D. Lcwmsn, Who
came doNn on this train, has 10 nne SeI-
lows. oil taken iron The scream on HE
paaca He didn't sweat and swear and
wsar himself ont . did, bat b. had luck
and didn't"
Truly, Mr.. Kumlateiy. 6shing b AHA 70
aaifs; y b IN axt. and oss NOT 70 b
learned u day b. oas who has spsnt his
gains upoa the busy stream a New York
life % catch the eudeeons Of buainees.
Then Il 10 mot eli a. 6shing % hshs and
catch nsh. Have not the cobvehs a care
ben swept ftcm your BRAN By the con
and soothing brsesss thai have followed
down the stream and lulisd you % ssesn.
isy and peace % eli men q Won dreamiiy
stoed over Nmpid pooa and felt : Jingle
q delight when misnov eased curiousiy
q your castf DID not the waters sing .
svestss tune 70 youS tared ear than Patti
when che warbied "a samoleons out Of
ysur we'll died and evsr epsn
purssf Do the anticipasions Of
the morning. The exhilarssion Of the
day and the spies Of danger Of carefully
picking your way aeroe, the rapid curront.
count foe naughty Then the talss ron
viii tell this winter ct the Lisdsrkrans
from ths C.d.- 49,. ~ -, ' an. g ~ w. ~.
in.ton ycn ~,ii ~ ~. -o,, 5000
MIN chen..a ey.. 49, . ...xxs-,.ri. q.
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ths reer,.. ~ th,ss 6svs, ,.csrt esh;r. +.
two .brotnsr, vonnc ai.csrls. ~ Ts..t
"". ,',s.k :. Ao"sou' sunny .uu
n'nuI "Ha'.mss NO nav .s1en s.sn'n
sne '."s "onssoaeu ooa % .ne spsck'ec
o o.u's.. vn 1uesusy ,ss. snsy csusns
..ss snu on svo usys y sns ptecooins We.
, ,o- An - oons WIN oruinsty Foa ano
ms. o.. sney .ssM :" NOV nov g ssckle
sns ps..sss " .neso a1nty nsn sna per-
Anglers have deserted Lake Warrington
for the pleasures Of casting the fy in
mountain streams close ct home and far
away. Camping parties have taken .
graf liking to the country along Hoods
ton have voted Lake Cushman : verv en-.
joyabie place. A party consisting Of ]. r.
Naian. A. T. Greenus. Thomas Kearns
and Thomas Whalen epeut three days last
week 1t Richmond Beach. hunting and
fishing They report . splendid time and
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