The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

quarter dozen port. value IS. by The
Eagle second prize, box cigars Na-1s
- ~ a, sf s ~ H G2ibbi s1''l soa.
Running broad jump for union men oE,.y
First prize ore pair pants. SaA1e - -
Kline ROSENBERG; sscond prize' IoSr III u
We6b & Co: third prize half dozen Tin
fandel. value ga. by Jane & c.. -.
High kicking confess Tor net IT, ~
prize box flne cigars value s. BY r. MAJ
sen. second prize meal ticket. value %
( By Pioneer Restaurant.
pols waiting confess Tor m n-s -
rrfze 8 IN trade by J Bsrkman & Eros.
second prize umbrella, value $saes oy
Tokias & SingerTnan.
Old mems race. Over 50 years. % yards
Cohen second prize framed picture or
ergravlng Waite 81 BY Golden Rule Ba-
zaar: third prize. fish rod, value s., ~
Catching greasy pig-Prize the pig.
Prizes AT the Ball.
ladies'. urfzaz-Table. value s.. By Stand
ard Furniture Co. rocking chair. vaius -
by Scatter 81 Holden; silver perfume case
value s. by Frisc6 Bros; par . s,ipp ,sa
toilet case value s.. by Calvert Co.; nFs-
/ pound box candy. value szo oy WIN
green turhsn hat. value 90 6y ,r W.,
& Mexican: fancy alcohol heater value
s. by @. o. Guy. ga -,
Gents prizes ackintosh, vaiue az ,s 90
RedelsheintsE CO. Dir PAM nan,s value s.
/ by Gus Brown & Co; pair SHOES, value -,
I by Phillips Shoe Store; box cigars. Naiue
s2s0. by John Dorfner, box cigars value
I 81 by NJ Cohen
/ The following prizes will be awarded to
/ the members selling the most ball tickets
SIX umbrella value S. by William Jen-
sen. pickle caster. value -, py Louis
T Klodt Grain Club grip value s--"'' y
! Queen City Trunk Factory.
Cash Contributions.
/ The Western Central Labor Union ex-
I presses its thanks 10 the persons and ousi-
/ ness institutions below named for cash
I contributions:
/ Madison Street Railway Co. scAwa.-
hacher Bros. & Co. Seattle Brewing *
Mailing Co; Loues A Az aisr.leaHe co
/ Felltz Tent * Awning Co, racine Meat
/ Co. Mitchell. Lewis Stayer Co., Mac
| DougaH & Southwick Co. Frsdefick, = i
son a. Munro. Seattle Fish Co, S.s1s9n
! Post Mil Co. A. l.. MacCulsky, =. W.
| Morgan. manager; Seattle Grocery Co, a.
| r. Stewart, William Beiond & Co, Per
/ EmeI John O'I.eary Charles Osner, James
Sheehan. W r. Robb. Schmid 8 Co,
| Nance Lewis jacob Furth Lester turner,
II r. Spencer, n II. Laumer. >. ostSE
| Kelly. scandinavian-Americ Bank, req
| pla's Savings Bank, NJ. r. Backus, r.
| swanson. The oxford, Butterworth & Son,
Standard Liquor Co, August brown; "a. Ian
Mcnamara, Bloch & Lutz Hairy H5adtrc I Iingrl
Co Novelty Mill Co. Washington Snoe
| Manufacturing Co, William n. ho eI,o
Seattle Trading Co. crescent M L1iS, e
| irg 90 Abbe, Pfaff & Co, Heussey ~
Filz Spelger & Hurlbut. Puget sound Ma
| chinery Co. Wilton Hardware 20, II. "
| Wilcox Connor Bros John Scnfdth 10,
| seattle Wooden Manufacturing Co, fat
| sIassor William Koch, W. f. Root &
| ~ Saattls Cereal Co. William II mphili,
| A, G. Lincoln. n. F. Madison. Paeilc
| + Bsiocchi. Dubbs & Sons. and w. +.
/ May field.
Regatta on the Bay
Amonp the features of the day which
| viii attract the most attention on the bay
| and along the water front viii De the
/ Yacht races. under the auspices OF the FL
/ lott Bay Yacht Club, which Viii unqaes-
! tionahly present some corkinS good sport
! The boats entered for the various contests
/ are being put into the best possible trim'
I and the men who Will be on them are so
ing I'm with a spirit Of enthusiasm and de-
( termination sure to carry every craft over
/ the course for all she is worth
Such entries as the kelpie, the Rainier
and the Halcyon in the first class make
/ that event an assured success besldeS
these the Oracle FelitZ. Of Tacoma. and
! one or two Victoria boats are among the
/ possible entries.
/ The second-class boats will excite pecu-
7 liar interest from the fact that they VIII
/ compete for the handsome trophy, known
as the Albert Hansen challenge cup, won
last year by the sloop Falcon. The condi-
( lions of the contest are such that II the
/ Falcon wins again this year her owner
! can claim the cup as his personal and per-
, rraneut property. The Falcon. OF course
( "a entered but she viii not have a walk
[ over for the prize, al she will have to race
/ With the sloops Calista and White Star.
The entries in the third class include the
sioops Mamie Kaleta and Evelyn May,
+ with others yet 20 hear from.
in the fourth class Commodore Thomp-
( sons Imp IS the favorite. since she has
/ an unbroken record OF victories 20 her
/ credit She will be challenged. however.
tomorrow by a boar built recently by Tom
/ Grff1ths II was launched only last Satur-
day ard has not yet been ch-istened.
/ The races are announced 70 begin at 10
/ o'clock sharp tomorrow morning. Tomor-
row evening the club will give a smoker
/ AZ its clubhouse.
Cyclists Hoping for Sunshine.
The wheel enthusiasts are looking for
/ ward suX{ously 20 the weather for today
ard tomorrow. and the announcement by
The local weather bureau that Monday Is
Nkely to be a beautiful day vas hailed by
thsm with delight The track IS not very
heavy. ln spite 90 the rainfalis Of the past
week and few hours OF sunshine will put
Il in prime condition. Should this sun
shine not come before noon Monday all
I preparations have been made for drying
10 out with uaphtha. which can be done
I thoroughly IN three hours time. The races
Z VII b. called AZ o'clock Monday after
! noon In the evening thu hand concert viii
be held from go 20 SO o'clock. az which
/ hour the races viii be called. 70 be follow
cd by the grand display 81 fireworks
The First Regiment band turned out las,
/ evening between and o'clock 70 adver-
tise the races. stopping IN front OF the
| Post-tureliiEencer Office TO sarenaae his