The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21

kind before The pleasant weather fs sac-
cssxssd bs winter.
TINS yachts which took par, in tsie cruise
were tbs imp. Tfcp Commodore ssecrge f.
Thompson, Kslrae. John Coudon and
Judge ". ~. Moore. White Star +. -. In
gersoils Falcon. Cart Jack Nelson. Ivy
rati@. Capt H Tauricw. EFs3eyon, capt
Lstsfl; Evelyn ssy. Cart HOPKINS. psi
GRIM. CAPT. Ben TAchtenberg: Mamie,
Capt George EruSu.
This opening ~ the Lake washington
yath YESTERDAY ser@ug11 0uf large uuua assr
OF DicyssiEsts 81 BOTH sexes and forfunste-
II 20 s@rfc8S accidents occurred. Despite
repeated warnings that the path Il TOO mar
r7a AZ present and has TOO abrupt curves
for fast riding The sc0rcf@r YRS In EVIL
dance. II Hoes seern as IL this aborninati0n
10 the wheeling world wss absolutely de-
Void OF eonzmon sense No one who has
any regard for his own personal safety or
tEa@ rights pf Others would allow himself to
rl1e At rapid rate over TIE Lake Wash
ings0r path. IL ts not intended for fast
riding. and II this practice IL not given up
Immediately. Their. VIII certainly ba fatal
accident. and then what 4 chorus OF Il
TODD you So vii, he heard.
Complaints We're also heard yesterday
about the neglect o. riders TO ring the;F
bells when approaching curves. il Is cer-
talniy not asking too much OF q rider 20
signal mis- approach. Perhaps this simple
ae; gsaY avert an accident.
The queen CITY Good Roads Club is 20
Be congratulated upon It's determination
10 proceed with tue widening o. the Lake
Washington and Lake Ensea paths ssnEae
dEAtely. Tn. work cannot De done TOO
quickly. and the sooner IL Is finished the
less Ysfii be the danger o. some reckless
rider causing the death OF some Other rid
~r People who we're our over the path
cry, but they also remarked ina; they
hoped ratings would * put In al several
dangerous points.
The Seattle Athletic Club cyelers 10 the
Rum5er Of thirty were over the path yes
,erdag.
The season is now at hand when the
game LAWS OF this state will be violated
daily. in fact. they are being openly ylo-
lated at present. Black bass and perch
are being uetted IN Lake Union almost ev-
cry day. and, | arr told. young grouse
have been already offered for sale. II our
county commissioners VIII act at once and
appoint county game warden, which
they are empowered TO do by an act OF the
last legislature. il will put stop 10
great deal OF this vandalism. | with many
others signed a petition some time ago for
int appointment of a competent game
warden. and one who viii perform his du-
Ties faithfully II ne is appointed. nope
the commissioners viii see the necessity
o: immediate action and make the APP
polntment. W. +. III hEE.-
President Seattle Rod and Gun Club
With the removal of Judge /. ]. Lichten-
berg and MS family TO their new home on
San JuaE island, the yacht Pilgrim. be-
longing to Ben Lichtenberg. viii probably
b. lost 10 the f.. T.. y. g. The Pilgrim is
not much for speed, but when ii comes to
cruising her owner cheerfully boasts that
he has made more miles OF actual sailing
than any other yacht of the club fleet.
The yachts which will participate in the
races at Victoria have left. except the
White Star which Will get under way in
the next day or so. The Falcon and keipie
left at S O'Clock Friday night and the
Haicyon sailed Saturday at noon. Vice
Commodore Thompson Will ship his Imp
by steamer tonight.
Yacht Rainier had a crowd out Safur-
day Last Sunday she took party to Ia
coma.