The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-03
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rts From seattle Today.
Charles Schrnser- So. 49,
INSTANCE pesiexsrfao us.o~. se
.osHsleTlaace wozxid win a go. = = .
&C. ana VINO can walk Eve -rsEs-. =,
minutes, - az tie pas~,s>- r.v---ss
ne's ne via rexrsa*n ,vr~sE -~v,ver-r-r
re. -en@n expects co s-e osss fru~1 T4wa,.-
1870 q Cos Tor por-ia-,-a. Sa-7 rS-ays-
Tex. '2N 10 Hos1stdr1
Though Scsgnssr dc,es 70. -a1kr 80
.suN writer, and can push "a r,e~n-sI
to7s a sheet Of paper faster tEra-. -4,a
oIdsS man can think. II he can v-ask
a. Fapsd'y as he can write. he svil s.s r.,
1913 sn song before the expiration of zfe
-. issAlIss1 u MS couTracf. Tyrss con-
- -. wrote the PEDESTRIAN n, a r~ss.-rrs-
sfsesacer reporter iasr rsght. was rrsads.
III me Let Hand Fishing Cum. o.
1ious1on, and ~ 90 the efyecs sqaa- ssrS,~nss4
e1dr1 rom Minneapolis. 1ffrn.- vsfg7oxrr a
ce'E arc walk thence along ne r,asire.aa
IT aa1fd. and from there on TO Haa,s=-
ex,-...,.. De.tanDer 81, lssS. paying all his
expenses and show 80 Al rs $780,.
etsd. zlsaffe entirely by selling his rs-r@o.-
s4ApNe. money made In OTHER cave 49,
70 cosnf- Schmidt q % show ssa-.,res
cerihcases from the fele-gx,aDh r,rsava.y,-
Vt ~ae station master az ezacsa s<a-sr,,,
apong .4S ROUTE. giving the time OF rs
q aAa-ai- lie eUnsoifed several yards OF
's.iezse certificates II ScE1rnfdr makes tn,
snSascs m Ire <s-rs. and ssas ss,e ss<a -.
= 20 receive 1900. OUT OF a. wager of
eo'oe Detween nne Left Hand Cy.sy4, rs1s.
rns'raegs Of which FISH with nv ls.f- s,a-,t
or fos-fest Sc for each fish casngne Inv s1a
..sH-s and Ire Galveston FIeId Club that
- ~ "daN ca.as1o oe accomplished by
deaf 1rsTre- The $50. -ocrssssa4-r -,rs,s, -.
s4.U' goes 20 the Houston szss,stzr-aor, for
the deaf ''N
ScAzrift IL 81 years old. fest high ana
"essfzs no pounds. He has been Walking
sssace ne was 10. His strong hol.s is
- sss1ita walk Which Is a. contest in
WHICH t1e walker rslat lasts longest wins
provided he docs not fan INSIDE OF forty
ei2nt slolrs. No stop for any ptIrrross
Whenever IS allowed II a man needs a
rest may crawl or roll. but ne must
Keep going. Distance does not count.
nothing oDt me length of time TIE com
DEBTOR Is corr sr1sIo1siy IN motion Schulsdt
kept up the gait for fifsy-shx hours once.
lie says during the last three hours ne
was very uncomfortable.
Speaking Of the road over the snsDulrs-
fains. the walker said that e. was rocky.
and he had % keep TO the ties. and that
ne wore oaut eight pairs OF shoes. walacsh
Delayed him considerably and added to
his expense.
A member OF the Left Hand c1ua, Is
after Schmidt on n wheel, and viii over
take ilfm at Portland This gentleman IS
booking to St that the wsaIldnEy Is faith
fully done. He VIII keep company with
the pedestrian across the desert
AT San Francisco Schmidt hopes to
have a death walk with the California
champion.
Tomorrow he is 10 advertise Hyams.
Pausson & Co. by distributing their JURY
hand bills. and viii then start out in an
elegant summer walking sEs5t donated by
the firm. and a linen buster inscribed with
his crest. There will Doubtless s,e a largo
crowd Of weil-wishers TO see him off.