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The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08

ing This is time for Mckinley
men to keep mum in Utah, and SO
they are, but when it comes to
voting it will be different" The
above applied to conditions i'm
medlately after the Chicago con-
vention had adopted its platform
and made it's nominations. But
the word mum" no longer goes.
Instructions have gone out from
the Mckinley camp to the faith
full to organize and Republican
Bryan clubs is the first set piece
in the program Eureka Dem
ocrat.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08
Farmers Meeting.

Professor Tanner spoke Of the
advantage Of skilled labor in the
care of our stock. Showed that
very great difference is realized by
the proper care of stock and also
showed that the time has come
when the unskilled laborer must
give way to the skilled, as the diff
ference is so great that all must
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08

see that 1t is to their advantage to
go to work on scientific PRINCIPLES.
showed how the youth Of both
sexes could be employed in this
county In fruit growing and other
industries, to the benefit of all
partles concerned. Spoke of the
necessity OF self reliance of all.
ooth male and female, and showed
now people in some of the old
countries make an independent
living out OF a very small capital.
Professor Linfeld spoke of the
man OF our youth who think that
farm life is the hardest work for
the least pay and showed that the
farmer is the most independent of
any class Of people.
Showed the necessity of not
only taking care of our crops but
also OF our tools of all kinds and
all machinery. Showed how
carelessness in this line is ruinous
to the farmer
Showed that grain, fruit and
vegetab es that we have to sell,
should be put up in as good a
shape as possible, and when it is
put in an attractive manner it is
much easier to get a good price
for the same. The same rule ap-
plies to all kinds of produce.
He exhibited a diagram of a COW
showing how to Judge Of one that
is good to give milk and showed
that she should be in wedge shape
from the shoulders to the hip, and
that she should be broad across
the hips, and also from the hip to
and through tile udder.
He spoke on the rotation of
crops and the benefits derived
therefrom by following it up, and
urged the farmers to try it.
The instructions given were very
beneficial to farmers and dairy
men if they will only put them in
to execution.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. 1t is equally
efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at rs cents per box.
Try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge-
For sale by J, X. M chels.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08

The Inter-Mountain Advocate
saws: "There is probably no show
for Mckinley to carry the state OF
Utah but he will poll a much
larger vote than many are suppos-
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08
-A.N oRDTNT-k Ia M Gle.


AN ORDINANCE. Creating and de-
timing boundaries Gf Election Precincts
in Washington County, State of Utah.
The Board Of County Commission
ers Of the County of Washington, do or
dain MS follows:-
That for Election purposes the
County Of Washington, State Of Utah.
shall be divided into precincts with
boundaries fixed. as follows:-
Precinct NO. One-Al of Shonesburg
Precinct.
Precinct No. Two-All OF Springdale
Precinct.
Precinct No. Three-All of Rockville
Precinct.
Precinct, No. Four-All of Grafton
Precinct.
Precinct No. Five-All Of Virgen Oity
Precinct.
Precinct No. Six-All of Toqnerville
Precinct.
Precinst No. Seven-AlI Of Leeds.
Harrisburg aud Silver Reef Precincts.
Precinct No. Eight--All Of Washing
ton Precinct,
Precinct NO. Nine-All Of St, George
Precinct. lying EAST of the centre line
of LOCUST STREET in said City.
Precinct No. Ten All of vt. Georg
Precinct, lying WEST of the centre line
Of LOCUST STREET in said City.
Precinct No. EleVen-All Of Bloom
ington Precinct.
Precinct No. Twelve-All Of Santa
Clara Precinct.
Precinct No. Thirteen-All Of Gun
lock Precinct.
Precinct No. Fourteen-All Of Pine
Valley Precinct.
Precinct No. Fifteen-All of Hebron
Precinct.
Precinct No. SixtPen--All of Hamblin
precinct.
Precinct No. Seventeen-All of rinto
Precinct.
Precinct No. Eighteen-All of Har-
mony Precinct.
All of said Precincts, being more par
ticulsrly described and recorded on pages
TO 10 inclusive, in a record entitled
"Precinct and School District Bounda-
res," as adopted by the County Court,
of Washington County, Territory Of
Utah, March 9th, 1893.
Passed this 29th day Of June, A. d.,
1896.
Robert &. Lund,
Attest, Chalrpan.
Setn A. Pymm,
County Clerk.
(sEAL.)
State Of Utah, So
County Of Washinp ton,
/ Seth A. Pymm, Clerk Of the County
Court in and for the County of Washing
ton, Ftate Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, trne and correct
copy of the Original Ordinance passed by
the County Court, Of said County, and
State, on the Goth day of June, 1896. as
the same appears on file and Of record in
my office.
WITNESS my hand and Of
CAN fetal Seal this 30th day OF
SeOS, June, one thousand eight hu n
>ero) dred and Dinety six.
Seth A, Pymm,
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08

"Do you intend to take your wife
with you to the seaside?"
"No; she is all run down, she is
not equal to the exactions of a vaca-
ton. Boston Courier.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08
Saturday, Aug. 8, 1896.
SONG OF SILVER.
BY JAMES B. GOODE.

by JAMEO GOODE.
81 Tell us not in mournful numbers,
Life is but an idle dream;
II For we see that wealth controls us
And we are not what we seem.
n Rights that once our statutes gave us,
n Now no longer can we claim;
\ For the shylock buys conventions
And the candidates doth name.
What are we that we should grumble,
Ger the platform that he writes?
IT'S the task of common people,
To believe what he indites.
Cringe, ye slaves, for Wall street
shylocks
Have the G. O. p. in hand;
You must vote for Bill Mckinley
And for gold, alone, must stand.
All! but listen to the murmur,
Of the thunder DER the plains;
AS the people rise in anger,
To protest against such claims.
Down with tyrant gold!' they're
shouting,
"Out upon those blatant knaves!
We are freemen, and, by thunder,
None can sell us out as slaves!
We're for silver and for freedom
And our claims are brave and true;
We can beat that Bill Mckinley
And his Wall street masters, too"
Silver! silver! shouts the chorus,
From the hill tops far away,
While the millions in the valleys,
Sing its praises every day,
Silver will increase our wages,
1t will give us work each day;
for twill thwart the mighty shylock
And will take his power away.
Rising prices for our products,
Business for our idle men;
All will come to bless the nation,
When silver's money once again.
Plenty will return to millions
And prosperity will reign,
In the home of every workman,
When silver's money once again.
When the tides of next November,
Give to us the chance to win,
You can bet your bottom dollar,
Silver will be money then!
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-08
Tho Union.
ct. GEORGE POST OFFICE.

The mail from the north arrives every day except
The mail from Pine Valley and the South arrives
verv Tuesday and Saturday and leaves on Mon.
The office is open from 7 a. m. to D. m. every
aay except Sundays and holidays when it is open
M.rsv order and Registry department open from
B a. m, TO S p. M
JOHN PYMM Postmaster.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
TRAINING a BIRD DOG.
Teach Him to Retrieve Wfhonf Mn-
ttlatinE and to Bc obedfenf.


Nnver ha 700 familiar Hith young d'<.
gfe must have a certain respect, not neefs-
estBly- = fear ~ yt8. btt Pr must learn
q, .,t.s,v ANY Intelligent puupy Wti} learn
s.fs rat1te lu a few lessons. o0ce yo1 nave
.-tverl {t 20 hItn never cAaesa r. Nina Yea
ftffe-N-ten he has ouce res'oSriHei yoa -
hei,e- his master. hrs ono ifes IS - plea r.
IA q, .ges,rve pat on ti1c head ana
a wovd ~ praise. Newer f'fssle with MN
c-tse /, stsek ana never deceive hirn under
a,,+ vr.sf ea~e More toE-s have beer s5so3 et
s,,. thsf~ masters rot being falF Win
80, than orc wou'd re -koa. BE honest
,.-{th ,7,ur dog ana hc VII be honest WIKI
you.
~ y,au possess a gun an3 yHur dog : -
chat Kind Rhich has inherited the event 3'f
s-s,,e the nrsr thfng 10 teach him Is 20
go ana eaf,ry-thst s.. 20 retrieve-an3
thts V-ssh,vat chewing or mutiating
+sA .,h,s,>s which he hrines- WAY - break
a 3.,- ~ fhls IS - take an ol3 glove 2fi a
-. ~seka w{tts she points exteudinS oui-
,.,-,s arl ~ 81 Eau q cotton lie Well frs
tr,at bv pse1xtnE 10 ~ gently be can carry
g. efthosit discomfort. while x ne attempts
>, ue,~~v 81 the -onssa rIcss are hot
a -~epa ate This lesson = u'nra Aetsef l'T
49,, ss,ar, any auluunt - whipping and ne
ain remember IL mach lonEer
- ,,,., ,xfah - ahoot over youT dos. the
-, fl,irx j. 20 make hlm nn3 TIE b'r1.
n, A., ts5fa ~ best way = 90 procure q l.Vf
omaq Which can ~ easily bad from any
s<i~.s esu..far. rut &c 81 SuraH cage or2
.l,.,,- q 80 are nlu. warning hin roe to
..,,-h a. 1ehen conceal she case ia co2>e
~ ssrr or grass sut bring him carefsi'y IN
49,. ss~N>t4ea Never les him nearer 1h5n
,,ft,,ln roar or ave geet ~ e. the1 saeaS io
:, ~. .....>.s~a-srs1v T-nsaer the {na3euce
~ ,.>ar wtyr>fs hs Wf3 }ese'0l@ All attent]A1
$50 /. .fssr tNsfs ~rsnvffE broken Nl3 reFer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
Junior Tennis Tournament.

The frat days play OF ne hrst tourna-
n,eff given hv the Junior TEAMS Club Will
b. pulied or this afternoon az . o'clock at
the grounds. corner o. Marion street and
Roren avenue. The tourney VIII last for
tha remainder OF the week and some Of
the events 81 the mixed doubles VIII be
entered by some % the best lady players
AZ he city. G " Saunders VIII be the
refrree and sohna and prunn are the
committeeman IN charge. The colors ~
the club are maroon ard gold The lists
for today's events are all singles and are
as follows. > =. ui.. KELLOGG and Hughes:
5 p. M. HrunH and Sohns p. m. d.
Henry and NJ Wells. SIS 2. m. Myers
and Henham.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
.GiLIFORyIA HG SYRUP @

srs.assnssass hzE previoasly bssa Taase--
Mgs wea w1rE Ezs Asen l2Ese -
properties. bs- & sz.tF q sos1 sgs.le CT"
has csen soBu1 On the Hc5ert z Lee-
TIE new blayt fzruaes FOR The Trttl
swelssr All - eQta4 e tfe-t--fs -
- ore per dsy- This s1aitson = - -
Wait increase the to-44 &&lss ea4&~AA@ -
tne wurks 70 80 toEs.
IRE largest sale yat Effected IN IRE Tran
Creek district was tnzf q THe Nfe@A
Eetus Elf&an Treasure. y 3ife swan
cls sam ard TIGER -1nss Ehica Nere So
Ia Use gtsasgz~ n 3 cslst1ck sYr3leate. y
Toronto Ontario. fer Ssss.As1 ne feRse
stntzffEes - Ire sgn1 cate seem s8tfS-sf1
that they have secured very SAA@&pis
properties
4 fress discovery vas raaae last week.
wh8cn Is regarded a. important - notn
me ety. % Spokane z18 the MHSR 1fIsp
mines a ledge between four ard nte gee.
In R-81Eh ass FHeen found On me eas ?
PORTION OF ere NuEw8ETgp clalrn. zrTaTe NJ
u coming slrecfly FROM the city az $40
kans property Developments are eEaitfd
|i1h n11Ieh Interest.
The zhaft q the g r 9 uIius. Ross
lard had ask week reached q Eepf.l q
SIX y-f1se feet The ore being UfEe5 s.
fne-grs Md sg1iph44e. and the vein mere
than MS the saart- Assays have $50
satisfactory results. ard e Is coRaieflii ~
expected that vaen huak shlpiffnt -
made the yield VII give returns that VII
ieaVe a good margia e prott-
The Juneau Mining Record says l5!at -
was rumored that Beede. Of Cook inlet.
Rho fred several saots into a party q
men who had jumped his claim. ana
wounded ore man n the lex. had been
tried by a miners court. foun1 guilty ara
sentenced to ~ hanged. and thar he had
been under guard since she shooting. The
Record SAYS that the rumor has suose-
1uently hfen denied
Reports lately received concerning the
cinnabar prospecting operations a. Sa-
s1Esas. state tEslt the Gs3fffUua G-iA recent
- penetrated a b0dy OF furnace ore sew
s1ty-fiye feet IN width and grazing ) per
cent. There s. one six-lnch streak That
Is very rIen in quicksilver. II IS intended
10 erect a furnace shortly. but before
1nuch ore can be made available a tunnel
VIII have 10 be built
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02

Y. NJ. e. 4. Park Furnishes Amuse-
-, t..v Than and Their frfsads.

IL n q. A Park Furnishes Amuse-
ment for Them and Their Friends
A though TO pas second tribute 10 ths
Z ..san4r With the Irish nagTe" whieh has
| sa..A "a Seattle from the orient. fireworks
80 athletic sports amused large gather
- ~ peopls at the Y NJ. G. A. park last
Y $50 ana a. stars went forth from the
y Hs4an candles the small boys yelled.
j aHafrah FOR the Mike MARI. The SEA-
\ 900 xhen such sports as were Witnessed
la.t night are possible IL fast drawing %
| = close and. taking advantage OF tho
v laa opportunities 70 enjoy opsn-air con
| esrts. crowds lock 10 all such entertain
msngs
Tas closing game Of basket ball be-
Iswsas the Blues and the Whites OF the y.
lN e A WAS well contested. Bat one
sssl was made during the two halves, and
| ,sss vas thrown hy Arnef Johnson, OF the
Hass A. the end OF the first haif, just
ssssr time had beeB called, Ewing made a
| essser goal for the Blues. and there was
L. Fs.l % disappointment when Il was de-
4 eixFaa 10 count.
d By far the most interesting event v as
| ia half mile against time by nr. Wright,
| ia record breaker from McNtnnvllle. lie
mas paced by Brown and Elliott on TIE
i tandem and spun around ia minute 8-s
Al sscosfs. breaking the track record. Tho
y garter vas made In 80 is seconds, smash
~ iar another recoFa.
| RI Trennanan. or the s. A. c.. rode a
Y garter milo against time. unpaced. time.
IL IS seconds.
The Illuminated female who was adver-
i tssa TO pedal a wheel over a tight wifa
stretched twenty-five feet above the
ground appeared In due season and ac-
& complained the feas without accident She
rss made OF live wires. and on her head
saa ether parts OF her body were coioref
1ash3esceut llEhfs. masking her sPurs IN
q as.iair brilliant enc.
n ra1oubtcdiY The feature which has ma u
! 'hsae entertainments popular is the privi-
hse allowed the pue;ic % riding on the
'Fsek for an hour ar more before the
" fraek events THe musle Of the First
Regimen hauA has always proven draw
J. * earl and when combined with tha
II 9isasara of a spin over a smooth track.
he attraction !s Irresistible. These son
r eSs aaa imafomptu ra .es have developed
asmher ~ Young riders whose ability
az ssefcnefs might othsrv So have ,rc-
Al NAMED nnAHoWn The attendance Lass
akai WAS estimated az about t.SNs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
Nnl,nsn Mining Notes.

Nelson Miner.
Some row locations have beer MADE
en- pner Arrow lake thar assay high in
gold ana silver
NcrotF Ions for bonds On several Carl
boo creek properties are under way but
particulars are NOT Yet made public.
Tha g. x X. s y. Co. intend building
thIs fau az this pace a larger boat than
the SaAnzn The paw steamer will be nt-
eel for passenger ard freight traffic Tho
decreasing traffic compeis them 70 add
20 their feet
ON Sssurfav last the & E x & y. Co
2annrheE rhetr big transfer barge. She
viii De ready for Use Sd a few DAYS The
Dimensions are 80 feet 6v tA3rty-slX feet.
ftted 20 carry eight ears Work has COM
raeuce on q tu= for tae sane company 10
moro. lie narEe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
BIG Starnp Mills

TIE psaiwoos Pioneer savs. when fhe
new addition ~ the SN-s-amn mill a.
Load ie completes AMI che additional TO
fton1ps are ne work ths l{ouicstske com
reny VIII have $50 stamps dropping IN
lead an8 vlll ~ treating g go tors o.
ore q day. Th.s IS the greatest amount Of
ore being treated rs Hrv one mining
company n The Unitsf States. and the
s1s1-stamp u1i,ls have the greatest number
~ STAMPS dropping under one roof in the
worls In ire Tree swell r. Alaska. -he~e
H~e so stamps hut ;hey have never aW
been uset % TIE Pioneer IS mistaken. TEE
Urea 3R'e1Ts esa STAMPS are 3roo9.nE car
staefly. 5ay ar5 night. 0ntv resting CIR the
Fourth of Juiv and Christmas These
stamps crush fLrce tors each Ter say
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
with the Managing Editor.

Atlanta Constitution.
WHAT'S Efrar Sal,as oo!uE lhis morn
tazc
Reporting a divorce ease sir"
All right An3 William Dean Hoxells -
'-F'os'oplus a Csrc.e ia tae Water sir"
"Al rleat Tell him 81 heal hss article
How X Feels 20 he Drowned
'-wciI. tell Conan Doyle 20 follow those
detectives aa1 give us roog story ~ the
Jones usar3sr and 81 p -hard Wa-soa CID
~ hasn't a1yth-g else 10 90 u. him give
as au s~ss-ie 5U Tie Magazine as News
paper
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02

te--fret Ease - Eoos Era8s ssl1- 2
ere MAS SaoWtnE sr f3a east tunGel OF t1e
Jas 81 re. Ross ard iast Rek
A. tNe Re-a Fnlas Ssr.loEl. Eatera - za7f
c1alssF Isl showing 'u [Wo - t1e tIrne
~ ~ there = tr1n1 SIX % Ten inches os
rrsT Ver EaIfna. ana tl <a s tffra IS
q slx-surh vcln - etEa Fra1e natal Nat
ra~s are we'll forward for tee fncerr1Fl-
tor ~ tne company under tac g. q. AVS
A~raresr7eres SIRE ~ Dr made Nv tee
t~etssrahsa 4 "a esfers Ta34resss1 Cor TurElN :
p ga ga .ns NetNcea AsrSssArl4 a11 1ra5L
= sxrz--sez snat Ae-ssa~ ne ovllrsFv
E,szzs-xf~ ane frs SGt traffic the Cou-
aznv vlE - akte to move a. 1sss. a. t1rss
cf e-e per 15czn. eE wair1 80 teas We he
- Ba. a-e.
Tsrcnsa tuTest1r tE geporte4 20 have
vsrehasys ere Issra ar Sl.van od -
Na45 ~ Ertr rss-us af-a oe en- thefo-s ?
- Use 1osa Represents me a-.a- - l1ae ~
s0g .@e@s - EeE.4s@. 81 G4~4 As.s9- * - ,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
Attic TACOMA MEET.
|rseY. VI. C. A. TO Send Over n
Strong Team of Athletes.
esrsIEs Fer The EVENTS.
-. TUESDAY Night Concert ne Y. NJ.
ca. PARK Great snece~~~Interest
IA tas Bicycle Meet Labor Day.

~~s~sx closet ias. nsRsas for ~ san
80 meeting OF ths Tscoraa Afhistle
- :. Tacoma. Saturday afternoon %
-. r.ek. TIE aecision az tf1e f. A g..
! - = an.sr aar teams this TAI cuts cut
- strong SEATTLE men. among them
~@.sse,n MgrfoFs FfEksB ard Graf.
$50 az fhel- rnen. among them Bsanck
4 ss.s,ssr sns EsAary. w~l 70 as members OF
- -sesst.s" tesr8 sent over ~ fas /. NJ.
(cA
-. tam q bas ever entered. aBd fao
=. taat has eyer represented Sea 9
+ A. oa.sl5s meet In@iF athletes haR >
I - <as.hfuI.v training under The cafsful
1 =. ~ f.oanh Van der Fess. and they lock
- gsoa places 10 several events.
! ! 49, regret & felt that Frsak Atkins
- ~. be IN the contests BE caves for
=. "a; THURSDAY evening for a three
: sse Iis,-yars aash Seattle wIli - rep
,sseose4 ~ Conn0r. BuahelI. HUrnss and
| rasftrsa. IN tae 2al-yRrd dan ~ Con
.sr an TIumss. In the 40 ~ Bsahell. and
: ths - by Whafley
rsa, Palmer. Of sfe 8. a. e. vii enter
<-su, m. Il. or y. 81 the pole Faali with
essser. but ALL go as q member Of the
II VI. G. A.. team
i = tba bscvcta races E@ary. Sullivan.
- erhone giil 90 ss members Of the
IL n G. A.. feaus. entering under their
| s<ssrai club cclors.
/ Tsn team Will De ~ charge % Prof. Van
~ yeer Of the stats university. VINO has
80 saeb an Important part In nrousing
J - athletic spirit IN Seattle. Quite a
,srnber OF Seattle roeters wifi accompany
- team and create enthusiasm for tbs
e..st.a men Following are the Seattle
sagriss -
ls-yard dash-d II. Common: > III.
ussse~ r. q Bushe1. J. Potter whittreu.
| ravans aash-H. III. Connor. g. Nj.
Ha1es.
4slxars r1Iu-R. c. BusheH.
sSlyard rgn.--A- II. Whalley-
poe yanlt~pou Palmer. II. II. Conner
Sns mile rnn~N alsam Myers.
cra mile wake. X. Cooley. A. X.
4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02

T-@ Sou.h AfrcBr gold feds 70 "a.
seen the most fesiwh.e place on earth
Tar miners Wages are out ~ au pro-
portion TO the price ~ living Miners
fee.fve ~ tae most 80 Per week s-s
hoar8 costs from SlLs1 % s. The proc
~ water varies from % 90 . eectz q
gauon. two pound can - fr.s e. from
50 sa - ce0ta sour Rropt $50 Ter soa.
or g. b rer hAH3~o8 pounds. hocse feed
from Is 20 20 seats per FolE5. quar-
hst-le a. beer b S. ar3 everything else
ssEs a. ou:ra genus prices IRE -1z-
yo-ltv sc ~fners are boari.aE tA~wse. vss
fhe ars- NaY taev can. So IS 20 save
e-aags money 20 take shem cat oC The
country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-02
VANCOUVER OPENING DAY.
Regatta. rrottIus and Fiat Races and
MAnN n..tnr A. nct inn..

4 aNf%ffN aF.sAt.t- II Fistt'Afffff-t.
Vancouver F.. G.. Sent To-day was
tas npenine Gsv of the regatta OF the
iVsTthern Pact Association of Amateur
sFse'en. wttch attracted large number
vs. fpfc ators The chief event WaR. Of
\ enFse. tAr ra~s between Or. Mcdowell
fsHa Hob tohHsf q. tho Canadian amateur
isamnion which was WON hv the latter.
A t}e first patt ~ t0e progfa mime WAS
aPie be- tha naval races, in which the
ffes sram ~ 81 s Carlus competed. The
'}aasor gle sgaii wav won nv scott. Vie
sefla. faursru. Vancouver. second. The
aalor foHcs was w9n hv the Vancouver
! selfing Ciuh James Ray being second
lshs burtar3 Inief {n'rl TIE single sculi
sTsA'snr race was wou by Mont Russell.
i4ncoavcr
Z BE championship single scuH match
lsssnsten lr3 nearly ne whole Of the way
q thrcc lengths. W0tN near the end ~
y face. WHOM some boats GOT on rho
leawse ans he hsd 20 allow up. pr. Mc~
aNNel( sterre5 had.N an3 lost considerable
isfa4ad thereby. lu tho last quarter he
ale a squirt. buf vas unable 20 catch
fss - Johnston
Tie canoe s.ces. FOR wAleh oniv local
1shsiea wota recabet. occupied the bal
sae e thc tl-r. Tomorrow the senior
fesrs vii eoranete
4 Sailing racr< were again sisvted today.
e. ssns
i Re Vancouver Jockey CTuh held It's
/ eetains cav et meeting tais as rncou aud
sgsH isrce attendance - several Caod
5aeeS Tho tnrer- nninutc t~ot VAS won hy
sssst}e ID, X easily. to three straight heats.
= rannlnv GYe-eighths O. mlle was
4 - oy Reno aw1vd in san Francisco.
ssfn.a0 a Ne~tiana horse w8s second
Il sae SIS eet MSS NoA ny Frtmcro. The
/ geanias ~ue Htfe VAS wen hy Catalogue.
| t'sS osnet Re san Francisco. Dixie
4 saha Cats.ry hor-e. second
a the teffr' cs.cket u-tcA cat@Fen ore
i - aNa i1c4i eleven was slaxed to-day.
Il re houte G., p hs.nE aesu vh-fnrtous hy
Nefs o. }ia t, ltf f4~s. AiuoaE Rae ore
seas scoFes. A.. ae1v 9eae -. Cawsson
= LNylev g. Feaw.ek re- Lawrence 8
! .sANFetste ora'.e3 seven WicAets tcr 3
4 - 0rescn ,casH AIS bau4 sefc1 tonight
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Anything for "a Change.

tIeTHl8rt Fla-7 IhaaINr
Trey wcre grayeiy discussing hosiery
ora, ou tae hotel PIAZZA
Where are vou eot-E- Msuz. 60" SAID
tHs naGy-halred U..lo 6.orss plth the
blue rrSel be.f.
Nauze psusef IL th@ doorway.
''I thoazat ic was sbouc cine ~ cAarra
ere subject" s1e sals ana Heu. 81
A few moments later a. tre solitary
yo1rr nan came I'D from rhe s.arso-. ha
c.aservs3 nat she has CT pair - }avsr-
Ger ores with a purple vine climbing N
from the tGs-ep.
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nnn ..r,amlnor.n., Relay Riders.

san Francisco. sept. l.-Foe hAaHaintr-
r,,.,,.f rsfav riders have been on she
voad seven days six hours and seventeen
minutes. The courier arrived al kesrney.
Neh.. at GIT tonight. making The distance
travelled thus far 1875 miles The packet
i over seven hours behind schedule time
On THIS show NJ.