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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

a -. hvrdies. eight farlong, snd a hail.
0As14h speaesr, Ley
Iseksonisa won the 2.a5 tros a. Bal,s-
.as tuesday: best time, 2.fs<- Mascot
-. Tue free-sor-ali paee IN three straight
"sau. Best time. zs0ss<.
ives and sshasfer have signed articles
sos 40 m2tcacs. one Ia Chicago and one
- rev York. f<-iach balk line billiards.
'Alu 'oF s.oys points up, for q. 900 side
AZ the 81. Louis races Tuesday the vim
vsss were. Four and half furiongs.
11ns LOTTERY. 30. Eve furlonrs. Cnsnoti.
y: SIX and kalf furlongs. ssmpseton,
-; eight farlongs. Embsern, l:4s7.:
saA anu half farlonxs, Turk. i.2si<.
At the Jerome Park races Tuesday III.
s.nners were: Eight sursongs, Copyright.
lsos<. Clarefronr stakes. i've and q half
.afsOngs. hennef. lilo: Titan course.
Afnstage. Icy: six fnrIongs. lola, LII;
s IS inficngs. Nero, I:025x, Titan course.
Mcintyre. i.2zt&.
Al the Latonis Park races TUESDAY, the
Winners we're: Eight furionxs. Alibi.
LAZY; seven furiongs. Pear Song. :2s5<
esgat fariongs. King Charfey. l.4sJz:
gse@n City handicap. nine fufsongs. liza
ii.xsick. i:S54; sir furiongs, Brendee.
LID: seven fnrlongs. John Berklsy. .29s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

The Ella johnson Captures 200 skins
of the yanishfng Seals

J. c. Nixon received . telegram Last
night from Nesh bay from Capt. r. III
Miner. Of the sealing schooner Ella John
sou. saying that he hsd just landed. and
reported catch OF 1. 30 skins. and that he
and his crew Of twenty were in the best of
health.
This Is probably the prize catch for the
length OF time the boat was out this
season. She left this city on July 8 go;
away from Port Townsend on the sth and
Neah bay on the sth- Calm weather was
encountered sli the way. and the schooner
did net get 10 the fishing grounds I'LL Al.
gus, 6. and 80. the frsi seal on the i2sh
leaving ensv about six weeks in which 70
huat. Mr.. Nixon. ~ho owns The schooner
said last Might;
This /. tremendous catch for 50 short
a time. and / am highly pleased. IN.
Vnitea States government says the seas
are all disappearing from BeFing sea This
lsaks ike il. doesn'i isG''
The schooner Nil probably arrive bx
Taursaay. at whieh time the crsw waI =.
uSsa Of.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

building permit has been issued to
Mrs. Ella u. elise. wife OF Aldsrrian III. Il.
elise, for the erection OF s.. 600 residence
at the corner of Bradley aud Anna streets,
location that affords good view OF the
entire city, bay and Sound. The building
will be on the Colonial style OF architect
urs and will contain eleven rooms. with
all the latest improvements and modern
eonvenienoes 1t will he finished in ma
tive woods IN a manner ID show off every
variety 10 the best advantage. both for the
woods aud the beauty Of the house The
house wiIl have ample grounds on all
sides. TO permit OF much ornamentatioa
and outside beauslfying.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

Game. With sound Cities and Portland
saohomish Game Postponed.

Games with sound Cities and Portland
saehomish Game Postponed.
M. Hurd. manager of the Seattle Ath-
s:le Club football eleven, has announced
he ALLOWING ms the official football sched-
Ne Tor this season;
October i3--Seattle vs.. snohomish, at
Saslle
October ao-seattle VS.. State University.
q Seattle.
October s7-Seattie VS.. Port Townsend.
q Seastle
November 3-Ssattle VS.. Tacoma. ct
SEATTLE.
November io-Seattle VS.. Portland. at
ksaliie.
November i7-SeattIe VS.. Portland. at
PsFsland.
November 29-sesttle VS.. Tacoma. at
Tacoma
From this schedule Ii will be seen that
he game which was TO have been played
% Saturday With Snohomish has been
postponed one week This vas done at
ne request Of Snohomish, GA account OF
~ Injury TO Clemens. The game that was
. asve been PLAYED At Tacoma nexs sat
caas between the second eleven aud the
slsilaais has also been declared of.
NN'NN sum- ~ NttF EAttAt@ a+AF W." NNN-fN
sass above. game may be arranged With
AAiswor,h college The Portland Ath-
sise Club, a new oluo with 200 members.
las done really we'll in baseball and field
PORTS. and IL is believed that twill put
- eleven in the field that will prove
ssaerFoas rival 10 the Maituomah team.
Rsstthin the bounds of possibility that a
sans rnay he arranged with IL this season.
Too few men are appearing On the loot
al held for afternoon practice. snd even
~ most sangulne football men are begin
sas 10 tear that the tesm will not DC up
sae standard this yean unless more en-
hssissm il shown by the club members
rseFsiiy. In yesterdays practics most
TIE. secaad eleven were ca hand, bat
es7t Coed - IN aud six candidates we're all
1a appeared on the arst eleven side. The
ssis sramo 81 comfort Is thai the outlook
present : said to he equally gloomy
VITA IA Tacoma and Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

The FIRE department Was called out yes
terday afternoon al $40 o elock for blaze
in the kitchen of James Castles house
near the corner Of South Seventh and
Dearborn streets. caused By an iEnited
kettseful Of lard. The flames were stamped
out before the apparatus arrived While
running dexn South Third street William
Hsvter, Capt. Joe Latham and Thomas
Noonan we're knocked OF Engine No. |.
but fortunately no one was injured. The
trouble was caused by s hubble in the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

Arthur NJ. Teator. son of NJ. NJ. Teator.
aged Is years. was committed TO the re-
form school yesterday by Judge Glasgow.
The boy associates with bad companions.
will not 20 10 school and has caused bis par
enss trouble in many other ways. His
iast trick was 10 hire bicycle at Tacoma.
bring IL here and neglect TO return IT, In
this affair he had a companion named
Ernest Gaumnits. who sent his bicycle
back before Detective Corbett captured
him. bat Testor teft the machine he bad
81 Ne-ler wharf
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srohrINa NOTES.

~ the Kansas City races Tuesday 'hs
MINERS ~srs. Five farionss. Bob FRAN
- r. iouE and a half fgrioags. Jsr-
s1si, i.Ol; ioar fuFsoaE~ and ustS yarsis.
s~esass Nav. %; seven iurlaars. Ict. y !.
-s~' and half turlongs. ZlnEAra. tos-
!. ~ tie Hawshorae Park races Tuesday
SINNERS we're, Seven sErionr-. Gate
rss u.s., raaIe and Ssxeaty yards. Little
SSoTfss. tSl. lVe aas 4 heit seraaGE =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

The Knocking over and breaking Of =
raal oil lamp in the First Ward Pcpuiiss
club room al Seash Third and Washing
,oa streets, s-ortIy after 10 O'Clock last
evening. caused an alarm Of tire TO be seat
,n from box L. Tae ire department
promptly responded, hut found that the
s,elntsnt ass had been sqGelehed by an
.nt,ye Popalist No damage vas done
..xn ths loss Of the lamp. which ore % the
n,enbess knocked over as he vas about 10
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While j. n oFsnihsm. Of Ross. xss
hauling load Of wood Go~a town yss,.r-
asy is IA, upset. his horses became fright.
essa aud ran away and be was thrswr: 90,
.na dragged some distance. His legs ana
BODY were injured but not seriously.
Mss Amanda Way. the veteran tenn
r~ranee lecturer % Kansas. hagan a series
az lectures ST Ross Presbyterian church
Monday evening under tie auspices q sae
Grand Lodge. l. .. q. T.. Of Washington.
Mrs. l. E.ila Of Everett. daughter OF G.
W. lough, of EagssA,ss, ale3 Sunday
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Jaranese named z YamAmato Gas ar
,~stNs Yesterday charged with violasin (
80 Halted states alien law in importing
/ .raaese labor 20 this country TIE man
wsat 70 }sa in aesault Of bail PENDING his
tia before Judge Hartford. lie vas az
,..ssa by pepasy United States Marshal
NeGtnnis. wha saws that iamsmaso's
h,o,h.r ia wha,eon Is nov IA jail on q
.lrsaitar eA large.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

rse vsw seattle c8ty Di-sstsry 70 Res "a pFe-s
Anv ens A.vsng uassi> ea2ngs IN sS~sf esiss.
s,ss lsssatssa ~ rssse 81 sestssa1S siAeo s&-iS2
ca ~ tAs emuzasFstnr esn hsxs sae eesss -
-. - ssstsxsn< ~ TsAag % ethsrwssa fo4ss
sesst.x nirxx&esy Cezapsny. "a kcxssA e1asa-
lax. ezfy.
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Tn. Plat Of the Tide I..a..

The war department has requested the
board of tide land appraisers TO forward
copies of the harbor line maps of Seattle
and Ballard. V. G.. Bogue, formerly chief
engineer of the Union Pacific and other
transconiinentai lines, will be in Seattle
soon TO attend to work connected with The
tide lands.
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Rail- rl.,er. on 90 yle,or,..

Tue Seattle Athletic Cubs baseball nine
VT On The Rosalie last night for Victoria.
sAsFs they AL PLAY a match game today
slta TIE James lay nine # Victoria Tais
-. Dc American dag at the Victoria iAir
sad the game all be she main feature
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TIE regular weekly meeting Of the NeP-
'Sss Cab as held isss night AZ Sailors
hAis AMI Vas addressed hy the president.
~sresaSy and ether members, osing 90 the
eaa-sppssranee ef the billed speaksTa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

Bsb Fusaimfuons Declared Champion
Ira the coward's Place.
NFw ORLEANS. Oct. AT meeting OF
The members of the olympic Club tonight
Robert Fitxsimmons was proclaimed
hampton pugilIst of the world.
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evening .. consumption. leaving = hus-
hand and fwo chiidrea- iaEernens viii
laks place az Seattle
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1.sneg sas. 81 Ffnscaes. SnehoHaisa
county, IS Al ths DiGsss.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05
RANDOM POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hickory Club, the leading DEM
ocra.ic organization OF Paskersburg,
breaks loose again with an address TO
the Democracy OF Yves. Virginia" The
previous manifesto Of that aggregation
OF free traders was embarrassing
enough to the Democrats Of the state,
but what must they think OF this latest
product Of It's conceit? The first man
ifesto was an attempt to read out OF the
party Senators Camden and Faulkner
and Governor NscCorkle ior their
efforts to reform the Wilson bill to the
extent OF having coal taken from the
ires list. The second manifesto goes
further and reads out Of the party the
whole OF the Democratic side OF the
United States senate and very cousid.
ersbio portion OF the Democratic party
OF West Virginia and other states OF the
union. after asserting that free raw
materials and tariff reform had become
synonymous terms In Democratic plat
forms, Democratic speech and Demo-
cratic literature, free raw materials was
the Democratic slogan, the central
thought around which al political dis
cu.sion conferred" and with tha.
motto streaming from our banners we
cav the day star of long cherished
hopes" and a lot moro in that strain,
the address proceeds to endorse the
bill framed by that incorruptible
patriot and profound statesman, Will.
lam L. Wilson," as bill embodying
Democratic principles. Then this
strangely and wonderfully constructed
manifesto goes on to, deliberately and
with malice afore.hought, roast the
Democratic senate as follows:
''Iu cont:ad!.dnction to the patriotic and
stAtcsnRH.ike ection OF the peoples direct rep
!e5entstiyeS. coterie OF Proiectionis:s In the
United States senate. bonefc!ar.eS OF Mckinley
ism. Who By fnASQuerEd!ng a Democrats OBJ
tR!ned their seats IN lha: body, have been for
months In tho midst OF an unprecedented brsl.
ness depression ptec!pita,cd BY the unius legls-
lation Of the past thirty yeirs, deaantly and
ttAiiosou,ly under tho most frivolous prcte1ses
obStructlng and preventing any measure look
Ing 70 revision OF the tariff from becoming n
Law until the greed o: lead, sugar. iron ore. coal
bling and Snbterfugcs as ere now being re-
sorted to by some OF these hpoitates who brazen-
Iy proclaim 10 thet: betrayed constituents that
thc!r dEstn.dly work was perpetratei behind
the closed doors OF a senate committee roOm
aud that the wilson bill when stripped OF all It's
meri.orioui features will receive iheir votes In
the open senate. Is an insultto tho intelligence
OF the Democratic EiR;set, N
This Is strong language, but the
Hickory aggregation evidently means
every word Of it, for it is consistent
with tho motto streaming from it's ban
ners" during the campaign, and the
manifesto calls OH tue West Virginia
Democracy to Stand Arm that We may
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05

district 20 star: viih, and 81. SoGr. tee
successful Democrat, i =EDy dafS !
ai!liossire, While his la.e RepuhiIsal
competitor i con- paraiTsiy poor. p
sides. Mr. sars Is mechanically p3p1l=r
ArapaS al dzsIs5, Tor. lihs-Gh Be be.
Longs 20 ;hn wealthy ciEs8, he has bSca
Lavish vita lis l9aHy and has dis.
persel charity o. Ill a:deS. No pess
aEa ever Appealed 10 hin I9r aid in
VAIN, AID his Ehtls life has btsa oEe Q!
kirdness 20 his aeiehb9rs. i iboclI
szrprife 70 cus that sseh ! ra,n should
receive a. en5rueGE vote, no natter
EhI: party be il : eNadid,ts Of.
Under ,ueh cireunE:aaees ps03ls
lo5t more 20 ;he man than 70
the party he represents. Thers IL
aoi the slightest doubt that bad Mr.
Sorg be4a the Republican candidate he
would hare been elected. though, per.
haps, by 4 smaller Tnsjority. Bat not.
withdrawing Ill this. and the fac. Q!
the four thousand normal Democratic
majority 20 stzr! with, the election re-
trras show : Democratic Ices 1aG .
corresponding Republican gain OF moro
than ITO thousand !. is true TIA.
Governor Mckinley carried the distrir.
LAST fall. bu: Mr. SorI. the aiIliOnzire
phil4athropist, VA not : candidate
then. Besides, the political lines we're
more clearly drGWn. Mckinley w.s
running against IN avoEe,i frea Grader,
aai ,he people voted for the great pro-
tee.ionis: beezrss they do no: believe
in free trade. Mr. Sorc. ;ho1ga
Democrat. i. no: free trader oil the
Neal stripe. G. l. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05

ny trDCbie SgEIa GA3=. o-s JeEr E-l- zrs
aotEe3 fal1s n NJ sscs-E.a Eat eozEht-s -
q h,tsE. tec.ssc1s yAL5ga- IE9se qEssi we're
20 ssTere a. ties ktd % To-..i 70 rg: rsiitL
Tbe.e EEI scTTuely EaTTAtng eo-d e1i EiIs5cf
EceEi f1l1 IN AZ E;o=Ecs- AZ ctssT u=es =!
stoIlEc1 Eo2li reel After tatlnE food AID |
EDgli s7Ss: zat5l3 I-tSe-T Eat!l I ooEi1 h..icA
Up tee Is thL: kLl Eo-Gz1iI;sSi also hE1 :
sjgF S:os=.ea :. tlaeL Ny zoe T1s stgrpsa %
al she N-=: o1ClI scarcely breathe :hrocxa 4
DToppinS OF luc1J Ard hlEflzf sd l5gitirE
throat became 20 nv AID IazAze4 cSzI4 NJ
Coz SEflioT =iiho1I srs.i rAio; tuil. eoastE=t
IAla oTer ny eyes, viii ro.-t-s. rt-=iaE ooIS-s
Ia ny e4:x: pEit.i tArocSh ebert % 1aoz!ds;
tis!e AID sroE51 ~ heat: aorslS ens:iTe /;
rheumatic Pti-i IA ny fnaes AID pI,F!tt::7. o.
tie hear
1Cnesr DfE- CopS'Eat Bsl { per:T t-tz:-
rer; during The past two Eo1ths hare E1!Dst
eigh tsgn peEo4s II tssA ! hETs god spp&
tie. and whAt eat EZfssg VIII NJ EczEsh.
c3;-E!cg bone o! the .o-eyc!i -a!<-T BoEeIS
rsSusEs pose clear Ead hkzkirE sd sri:ttoS
almost gg5e- No :-ore V4ip!tz.I91 OF hsG-t Well
Ia t4cI ~! ike ceE nm to-tEF. think
TIE Treatment received Is Tie ,yhI EEJ - ireET
tuch irosSles o. nine ard VII EJECT cure 10.
Enyo1e Who soll5Ey their dt.eciiozS AID iakea =
thorough c11Tse OF trsst7E1i Thst. rceS:zeli
il pleasant painless Gat elective. Hhsa beEho
treating was % r@tGcst Il haz,ih and strength
! was C1tb-e % EO-L- ! -ozs heartily reaoE-
De1d al suffering bu=42!tJ 70 "a % DI1 Co7e-
lad, Eel / D1Ti I'd Etsy With then UNI
cured ~
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; In an interview with the tin plato
manufacturers on Thursday, Senator
Voorhees,. the chairman OF the SENATE
fnancc committee having in charge the
tariff bill, expressed himself as willing
70 vote for higher rate Of duty than
that provided in the senate bill. A
Washington dispatch gays Nj. Toor-
hecs frankly Baid that he wonld vote
tor at leas. the is cents per pound
proYided in the Wilson bill. Here is q
csse," said the chairman, where we
can all reasonably be protcctionists.
The manufacture of tin plate in this
country ia cmpha.ieally an infant indus-
try, and l belicvefis should have adc-
auatc protection"
This remark by tho distinguished
Democratic leader contains ut leas.
three astonishing admissions: First,
chat we actually have tin plato manufac-
tories in this country, started since tho
Mckinley bill ,madc them possible, in
spite Of the Democratic prophecies that
We never would DO able to make tin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05

Tie New York Void very sen,ibIy
observe, Tia. Corey Is ridieaIou. a: the
end 0. hil farce, and I'll. ni.sike 20
give him dignity BY making martyr
Of hia-
So may be aid Of a! the so-caIled
iudui.ria! Erny Ieadsr.- This govern
men. I. stable enough aad has nothing
TO fear t:otn the band. Of misguided
men who aock to Warrington On :
rainb,E chase
Ths real Eorkinsasa Of the UnitsA
States, the nea xho work vita their
haEd. tVheu shey e1n oo.1ia work. isd
no. With their nou.h.. are not joining
Corsy annie, and E1bseubirs 20 liz
practical doctrines.
Whea tie stability Of this govern
men: is threatened these real working.
nea can be depended On, and they out
;arInber the lazy and Eaeoupe.szs the
~ild-eyed anarchists and the ridiculous,
Impractical theorists thousand 70 oIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05

/ Regi..Ir cos:espondea: il New Is.-
tinEriile, referring 70 the zu,picious dit
appearance Of J. s. McCaskey, presume.
.has az McCaskey Is Republican the
Circumstance ~iI spike the guas' Of
Republicans who attack E,ra.hew'.
record, by furnishing al oa-se. Not
the le-s: bi. in the sorld -ill t. E.:n-
Ehaw committed election trsris in the
EFFORT 70 cbea. Republican congress
maa-elec: on! Of his rights. McCasksy g
shortcomings are Of no political stgnif-
cameo and are 10: campaign issue.
II all the Republican voters Of We.zel
counsy Here to prove Themselves dis.
homes: IN buEiness dealings i. would no!
deter the Republican party from keep
ing before the people the fact tia. a
gross osllo. box outrage vas committed
by Democrats in that county in 1883.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05

plI.- seeoo4, ;hI: i=taa: in4s4..ie,
ased protection AID oush; 70 hsTs Is, IL
icits Of the Democratic pI.:tstra deeil-
r1:i9a that t,riE for pso.se.ioa Il NJ
o9a,titGsioEL Third, tia: It sosid
re; Be night . cary "a: tie Dsaotri.ie
o!sdss 70 ,al,h the Mckinley Tin plate
tIriG.
Verify. oar Democratic sti.sInsa are
atrlasing. IL the rata they are nov
geiDz psrh1p, ia TIE not dis.Ist :ature
they will ea1e 70 admit that RepubIi'
e1a protection Il nst iraad aa1 shI: i:
4 20; unconstitutional.
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This is the secret Of Its wonderful spccess.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-05

TREnoabls il the coke rez!aa yes.
te'dIy SIs another Of the eoshy les
sonI Which ,hete -ho imported "a
undesirable eiass Of foreign labor are
learning Trey .oEs4 the Wind ,ad
arc ses5iaz the zhi,iSird.
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Washington newspaper correspondent.
He miszed his calling when he didn'.
adopt journalism as profession. He
gives the news terzely, and IS there are
no frills on his stories one can easily
read between the lines. His special
dispatch in yesterdays Rg1tlr was a
case in point.