Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-07-18

Tacoma and Olympia Carr. ~ MOT, "
The Fy5xet


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4 baggage u, l9a3sd VII bryce.
al sereu C9agns- Sled sliA l,sopl-
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lay ~ Oe3e.a ,us: ere, If. Tacoma Z
re di'seiiorl n ,b@ Pacl5e oc=au. Gsn-
e.a. -Age,: I. Thing, Il :he Northern
pAic.tc tyot-'a,e3 with The nDeeluea
II AcYula L making tie v hes .us1 az
c9'eiYu .gcoes.. TIE ran, witch co.n-
p:l,sd aere'sl eleysr: cilsir cs-- :. We.
~ .Ie lay cgachs., carried Exactly ~
ps.,slg ere .nto Ccos'a. I-a3iss. y lie
exps.. Il fully hst liz. Luut ", IL.
c,e&osj .ne s.;rEctile,les- y! .fIe exc1,-
s5gn. 4 t0tzl Il arys. 10 wheel. were
checked into OeDe'a. -eYeLty-rine were
t'ola Tacyma and :he ,ensin1e, !,oIl
Olympia. gag CliY, lima and Mol,e-
sano Many more oicyc.es were III Tie
.cean tssa.h - "es.py':, tut they ~eI.
c,"n N Z fJ,z: from .Abe:1eer, Co-u.op-
rl.s aud Hy.giam. TIE train lei. Il.
c0u4& Z, 1:45 YESTERDAY ulg,uing and
.ryppej q: Ocpela :. ! ~. Tie train
lst. Z. = - N Tie r.i1,n .rip lz.t evening
and ever Dy]y wz- b2cs III the City Il
Des,iny tstore - ~. Tie i.de w4e GU.
and coul'orsa be and the day a.,p.e.ie,
.. yn.tul."
The iolloYiny IL = liz. u tie rr.ze- and
"innere. ". +. Hill having run II Ne
,aoes Z. Portland the day reiore, then
riding al nigh. IN fieigt. u make con.
i4't.iots, "a. in m condition n coulys:.e
Nth The iie.h rider. from Tacoma and
Olympia, b9t he made the a.,ernp =. never
theess and ~as no: wholly defeated.
fir.. eyen,-One mile noyice, Iirs.
priz:, gcld medal valued q: ,zJ-won
~ Jane. Jone. u Tacoua; ,u,e 81.
9scond pfize. alive, me3al valued q. 81
won by Harry Hubbard, II Olympia.
>ecpnd e.et.--One guare.u.ile dash,
watch and chain, valued 4. sl7.J)-~on
~ James Jone. time 3l14 second
p'izs, q fine bamrro a-hirg rod. Yalued
q. slQ-non ~ II. +. Hin. u .Aierdeen.
Third plize, watch chain AID charu,
valued Z. sGjy-son by II. Il. Hewitt,
ri Portland.
~ ri tt.'G 10, -sr1
IirE, prize Ballard :arget rife, valued
a. sl>-"on BY Ieo Kactlein, J!. time
! ~. >ecpnd prize, nickel .top watch,
valued al sl0-xon by Jane. Jones.
Third priz:, fine arJl rweater, valued
a. sj-"on by CuDrer Harold, II Olyrn-
pia
The fourth event was one mile team
race, the pin: icing an elegen. banquet
table silver plate piece, valued d. 50 was
not comp:ted for, owing " the lack u
entries. Thi. prize will u. contested
Tor later in the eeay,n.
Fifth eyent-Iye mile handicap. Fi,s.
prlze, silver watch, yaiDed 4. slo-Hon
ny .. +. buro~s. II Hu!piam time
u ~ 81. teconj prze, srnokny ~,
valued Al s9-~on by ". T. Barthol1-
me~, II Taconla Third p,ize, fine
sneateY "a Ded Z. $l-ycn ~ a. II.
Chrlerphe', II Olympia. Ii'et time
J'lze, ycIj watch, valued al .z5-xon by
II. u. Hewitt. VI rortland time J., ~.
-"9Y'>nd zine priz:. riia.ing aHt, valued at
st-~rn by ". T.. Bartholomew.
Jhree actively in charge Il tie racer
we're The executive committee coml<,eed
u i Mcmillan, If HIuiam, + l. Kl<.h-
e', II Aberjcen, " Teller, n Cramop,-
liz, and y J. Euro~s, II Hr4uiam. The
iudyes we're & Il Weatherwax, u Att;r-
deem, u II Emcfson, u Hr4uiam, and
C + White. of Cosmopolis; starter, l. +
Babcock, u Aberdeen; referee, J q Nc.
MILAN, Of IIoquiam.
In addition to the 32l who came down
On the train over 400 went down on the
boats from Harbor points. The success
OF the excursion ought to demonstrate to
the railroad company what way down ex.
curson rates will do. Such rate every
Saturday with return privileges on Mon
day, would bring thousands to the beach,
and put lots Of good dollars into the rail-
roads treasury, besides advertising re-
sort they as well as Grays harbor are in
terested in.
The track was little heavy in places.
Had the races taken place earlier in the
day, when the tide was out and the 5each
better, better time would have been made.
Mesers. Hewitt and Hill were down at
Portland Saturday and rode all Of the
night before the races on Il freight train
70 az to be in Gate City in time to catch
the excursion
w. A. McNielcy and Walter Allen Of
Tacoma, had the only tandem on the
course. Mr.. McNielcy distributed clc
CANT silk badges, bearing the word
Tacoma" among the cxcurHionists.
After the races were over a number OF
cxcursionists, including young ladies',
went bathing in the surf, the water being
delightful. The balance devoted them
selves until train time 10 watching the
Montesano baseball club "do up' the
"rubber-necks" Of Hoquiam in close
game.
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