The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-21


Members of the Butchers Association
OF Seattle in uniform, as follows
F. W. Frazier. Joe NlnmnshaIL
George Murphy. :. Johnson
John Zsora j. Davis.
Il. Fritz. r. f. Muggah.
u. Barry. a c. Moore
{ Kosseth George Clamp.
Yes KeaIon John Winchester.
n p. Peterson +. ]. Henson.
q ID Johnson William Scheibir.
Harry kcaton. J. l. Deal.
= Listman William Schyer.
c. W. Lane. w. H. Brown.
D. A Wheeler. L. II. Halter.
s - Roll c. r. Thompson
Almond Summers. Al Solomon.
David Suffer- +. Jackson.
4. r. Miller w. J. Lee
J. B. Weber Morris Murphy.
O. II Frey r. II. Westby.
\. y. Drumming. J. Mcdonald
Harry Craemer. W. n. Hazard.
II. A. Brdsen- Roy tazzafd.
Frank krebs. J. -. Kane.
William Meyers. j Murray.
K. i. Wells. Sam Ritter.
A. H. Stone. j L. Green.
O. II Smith. c. tIaak.
J. NathicS 4. g. Mason.
Y Fchardt William Siemon.
j Smith. +. l.. Turpin.
J. f. Rice. Davis Steanlie.
J. Ho1editz J. J. O 'Shaughnessy.
Tom Burns. j. {. Murphy.
J. Evans C. J. klenert-
q. H. Cornclson. William K. Rees.
T. -. Cady. A Zieber.
Then came the Tacoma delegation leu
by William White. the taHest and hand
soonest negro in the Northwest, and the
Tacoma thcatec land. numbering in all
some so and stretching along the street
for seven blocks and a half.
Long before the members of the parade
arrived the grounds in and about the
park were fun Of life. Tents had been
put up. and q number of side attractions
started among them being particularly
through sheets and waiting for eggs to
come their way al cents a shot. A
rafting performance was given in the
theatcr. after which the floor was cleared
and those that did not care for the ball
game over the way amused themselves
by dancing 10 music furnished by the
Mexican band The crowd was a gay
and orderly one having a thoroughly
good time without making any trouble.
The provisions had been served literally,
and there had been enough provided TO
give every one a generous sample Of
what charming old lady visitor pro-
nounced genuine Missouri barbecue.
The kind they rad when ! was girl
at home" she said.
As - the ball game, t. was hardly
good A. had been expected. The Non
parcels though they played well in some
innings got ratified - times and made
costly errors. the effects OF which sub
sequent brilliant plays could not over
come Their opponents the Twin City
nine, II Arlington. were decidedly heavier
and this was shown in their batting.
ryrche however. made the star hit. driv-
ing the ball over the fence. bringing In
two men and scoring a home run for
himself. This set the bleachers Wild
and Noupareil stock Went NJ. hut, alas
j. had % come down again and stay
there. The score was u 70 = in favor Of
tire visitors. Time q game. three hours.
Umpire Bob Norris.
After the hall game came a l00-yard
dash s3r butchers ONLY which was won
i1 SPLEEN 3ii form by q. Shook. OF Ia
coma. hts brother. 4. Schock. being sec
ord ume. II seconds fat. which. con-
siE-~iog Il was run in re everyday street
clothes and across tho ball field instead
90 or track. is not in.olera bly, had.
The excitement was too much for one
~ tha runners. SHas Roll. by name. he
tainted ana had 20 be carried home.
Following -he 100-yar1 dash came the
.aE-se-war between III newsbovs ana a
team made M on the grounds. which re-
y-,1-e4 in a victory for me rcwsboys. The
v-eafrr team was composed Of Bremen.