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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15

Benson Members Cause Much Amuse-
nrnt On Oregon LegisIature.

SALEM. Or Feb. IA lively and
amusing session OF the Davis house was
held tonight Either by accident or de-
@ign. several members OF the Benson or
Canization were az their desk. and In ac-
coraancA With Temporary Speaker Davis
usual custom We're marked present. Then
four other members 81 the rival orgsniza-
flon wandered in and requested 20 Re en-
rolled as present which was promptly
done There were then on hand seven
members OF each organization. Brown
moved 70 adjourn until tis59 tomorrow
night. This was declared lost on a tie
vote.
Then a variety 90 motions were maie
aud lost The Benson men finally Oh
sected 70 Speaker Davis voting On mo-
tions except on roll call Davis scQui-
esced. and the motion was then made
and carried 20 adjourn until tomorrow
rfrht 80 1l.ss The Benson men voted
YEA and the Davis men nay. The whole
matter was looked upon as s joke. bar il
g. no, likely the members % TIE Davis
house viii be caught mapping eFsfn.
TIE outlook tcnight IS that The toint
convention tomorrow viii show nc
change,
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He refuses TO say what is the exact pur-
pose OF his fast, but IL appears 10 be some
part of his faith
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. IA discharged
son in the milk just before It's delivery
yesterday. The peculiar color attracted
the wagon drivers attention and ANALYSIS
showed the presence OF poison. The eA-
ernploye has been arrested
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ls.--Mrs. Nettie
Craven. who claims TO be the contract
widow or James g. Fair. affects 20 believe
that her life Is In danger; she says she
is always pursued by villslnous looking
men She has applied 10 the police for
permission 20 carry revolver
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. i2.-Ex Con
gressrnan " r Moore a leading Repub-
Iican. and mentioned for a place In Nc
Kinley's cabinet. was assaulted by II. /.
Brinkley, local IRE and police commission
er. the assailant using loaded cane.
Moorss injuries are pronounced serious
ST. LOUIS. Feb. i3-Burslars entered
the office OF Secret Service Agent murphy
IN the Federal building here and captured
all the counterfeit money. TWO sa3lSs OF
counterfeiters are in jail awaiting trial.
ard The capture OF the counterfeit money
robs the government II It's chief evidence
WEST SUPERIOR. Feb. ls.-The state
Trust and Savings bank. capitai s-o'e1.
passed into the hands OF w. II. stack, re-
ceiver this morning. This bank was
owned by the Fowlers. who are alleged 10
have used II for their own enterprises.
The capital is said to be completely wiped
out.
RICHMOND. Va. Feb. ts-Mrs Laura
b Dowden formerly housekeeper az the
home OF Mai Lewis Glnter, has brought
suit for damages for SIS coo against him
and his niece for alleged defamation %
character Mrs Dowien was accused OF
stealing jsweiry. but the charge was not
proved.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA bill has
been filed here by solomon 6. " Inn. q
and William u. Nayberry and W II. II,
lis. OF Detroit, Mich. 10 compel the awafd
10 Wtnn OF the contract for furnishing
street letter boxes 70 the government our
ing the next four years.
OAKLAND. Feb 1.-Two well-dreSsed
-nen sfenpea into the office % the Peo-
pies Express Company ana gathered W
two large hand eafcnels that stood near
the front door. One or the thieves las
been caught. bat the other man mas not
YET been captured. The contents OF the
xatchels were valuable.
prMLICO. Va. Feb. fs.-President Cieve-
land. on the yacht Maple, commanded ~
Capt Iamberton. arrived ~ the duehins
Minds az Col Wifher Waller this morn
ing 20 TO / 30 >. n. o'clock the president
and party had killed between fifteen and
twenty ducks. with prospects for goo9
afternoons sport. President Cleveland
expects 70 leave for Washington about
o'clock this evening.
pTTTSRVRG. Feb Is.-Mars, Pa.
town OF SEQ inhabitants. on the PlttabuFE
a Western railroad. tweniy-three miles
north OF this city. was badly scorched
thls morning. The Ere started IN The
nassenger station Il destroyed the Ma
tioual OIL Wells supply Campany's large
buildings and half a dozen smaller ones.
Loss estimated AZ 500 90. about one-thtrd
insured. II - believed the station was
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49, INTERESTING rnen's srs0..r wfn >.
- ne >. A g cfwa housa or ~
g - February . All
- w0o are 81 xoox xrzre SO
ss.t.Eesz - adZistson viii rersfvs
-. - through the mail For tne srfo~-
~ - members g. uIKnf - VET "a
thak a. a late Meeting g Re k9s~a
-. - SEES TIE foia9vIng Esg.tou carried
- 81 members saving pMs1 ss@R m
70 ne quarter eurfnE wht~r /. zrroS~- =
1sfen - allowed - attend suen -rek~-
49, means thai al members who havs
80 a4es I'd - January !. Tss7. zstIl -
eve tickets ~ admission
~ ELL Interest she ladies % krgz "a.
t4leiF = aaTtrnsnSs az tne club ara % y.r<Isr
- eofnr3e1e OVERLAPPING ard nefaa=e
- fiKs's- Ladies bathing and zyrnrzxstsrn
s&ls nave b<en accommodating s1r = Ear-
1nls. great fnany suits show urrrf@-
t@haoss signs Gf rot having been fsS@ss sar
hsosttnh These suits VII - wraooea -,
~ PACKED away. ard any Esssw ~ro
chooses may come or Az fs4sess 80
sne claim her property b. i1enrifyfrx
Inls act has Become r~~-searv owing
70 ns9 T1eru oerS requiring SPACE
Ire belongings of lady rrlern sse~x now IN
soo9 standing wih rot De DISTURBED
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PITrsBURG POST BURNED OUT.
The once Almost Totally Destroyed
Loss. SEQ. 600.

PfTTSBURG. Feb 4-The ONCE of the
Post, on Fifth avenue. was almost totally
destroyed by IRE this morning. causing
loss 10 ths paper OF about $50. coo well in
sured. The loss on the building is not yet
known. The only other tenant in the
building Was Gleason. the railroad ticket
broker. whose loss il small.
The Commercial Gazette next door -
the Post, was In imminent danger. but good
work by the fire department saved that
plant. the only damage being caused by
water. The Commercial Gazette's presses
and engines are for the time being dis
ahled. The papers edition tomorrow
morning will be printed al the Press Of
fec. Both the Post and Commercial Ga
zette were promptly rendered the use and
services OF machines and presses. and the
Offices OF the other newspapers in the city.
The Post viii be issued from the Office OF
the Leader until a new plant can be es-
tablished. The temporary business Office
OF the Post VIII be in the Leader building.
The cause OF the Ere Is not known. II
broke out abou; o'clock and made flue
% the freight elevator shaft. getting I'M
der hiS Roadway before the watchman dis
covered il. IL IS supposed that electric
wires are responsible for the confiagra-
ton The flames shot up the elevator
shaft from the FIRST floor and in a very
shor; time had communicated 70 the en-
tire building which was soon beyond h0pe
% being saved. on the fourth floor was
the composing room. whore the Linotype
machines (ten IN number). were also so
badly damaged that they will have to be
rebuilt. Type and other material we're also
a complete loss. IN the editorial rooms on
the third nOor. the complete files Of the
papers we're destroyed and everything in
the room drenched with water or con-
sumed BY the flames. The business Office
Is A wreck The large safe broke through
the floor and crashed down upon one Of
the presses. which was Immediately I'M
der II IN the basement. What damage the
safe and press have sustained cannot be
t......-.. 49,
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WARRANTS IN DANGER.
stevens County Raises q Question as
to validity.

COLyIIIsE Wash. Feb. i4-Special-
The people or stevens county want some
relief from the continued depression in
the price OF county warrants. and II Is
suggested that the legislature might add
10 the effect Of apprectating their values
II has been nearly four years since a can
was made for general fund warrants. and
the general fund Indebtedness WAS thea
wiped out only ZIP 10 the LIST day Of Janu-
airy, 1891.
II Is a question whether the county var
rants outstanding for more than SIX years
have run the statute limitation on negoti-
able inst rzIments IN writing, and that is
all they are This uncertainty can be set
tlee. 70 Is claimed. only by an act OF the
legislature fixing their tenure OF lie At
present county warrants are worth less
than ~ cents and s. very shaky market.
Many other counties are in the same fix.
ard IL Woud be a very easy matter for
those IL power who may he disposed
toward Reputation 70 manipulate the
anauces .cf the county 50 that al the gen
eraI fund warrants cotsd - made 10 out
Aw ln tlme This cOuld - done by plac~
ing al the current receipts 81 the sasary
and contingent funds, ant It Is 50 done IN
this county.
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THE NEGRO QUESTION.
BOOKER II. waSHiNGroS's SPEECH
AT EVANSVILLE BANQUET.
Coiored orator, at the Twelfth An
nuai Convention of the Ohio Re-
publican IesEae, Gives His Views
on Solving the Segrs Question
in the Black Belt of the south"

GAINESVILLE. o. Feb. At ths
Ohio Republican League oaucue. last
nsgnt. Booker T. Washington. principal
o. the Tuskeegee Normal and Industrial
Institute. a. TaskeeSee. responding 20 the
tcast. Solving the Negro Question IN tae
Back Belt os the So.g1a" spoke as fol
lows:
The negro problem is passing from 3
Question % sentiment irro ore or indus
trial and commercial business.
LAtIe can oa gained FOR TIE negro ~
abuse % the south Little can Be gained
Ter the white man 5y a5uss or the negro.
The negro that loves 3 white man Is ten
tolc greater than = white nan who hates
a negro. TIE KEY 20 thA solution OF ne
race problem In the South is in th@ com
msrcial ard Industrial development, OF the
negro that shall rest upon the highest
and oroadest culture.
We have 80 students al Tlskeexee.
from = states, s. instructors and a colony
OF l.le9 people. Together wtta literary
training we train in = different indus
tries Out OF s. buildings all except three
were erected BY students. They have
sawed the lumber. made the bricks. done
the masonry, carpentry, pIastsring. paint
lng and Tln-Smithing. The property IS
the students OF the past Ave years. We
nave 4 great object lesson in the eivili-
Zation or the negro, and hope 10 make IL
felt all over the black belt
The negro was tied 10 the white man
IN slavery through a bin OF sale. IN free
dom be must tie himself 20 the white man
through The bonds Of commerce and the
cultivation or the sympathetic good will
OF his nelghbors- When a black man has
the best farm In his country every white
man VIII respect him. A white man hon
ors the negro that lives in a two-story
brick house. whether he wants 10 or not
In al history. can you find a race that
possessed property. industry and ingelli-
gence that has long been denied its
rights II the possession Of these eie-
mentS do not bring 10 the negro every
right enjoyed by other citizens then the
Bible and teachings OF the great Jehovah
are wrong"
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HARMON ENTERS THE CASE
Gives Instruction.
fa the Huftrr Proceedings

SAN FRANCISCO, Fee. N.-I'haf 5'isi-
Sc court stsit 20 get possession % the mis-
,,.fiape,sss ict ~ articles found IL Buffers
lfsrxaxe has become q national and u7ay
p,s>oYne au International question Not
only Ga United States Dt@srtcf ATTORNEY
r>osste Eet telerraphtc instructions from
Attorrev4Seusral Haryroa 70 intervene ~
4h. axt-aaftiau p~ucesdlrgs Tor the par
nos. o. having fhese articles trTalsounsie1 as
e,-f saree. bat additional instrE-tio1s, szsso
s,s relerra~sh have hscn received % pro
reed against Attorney FIdSel who
,r,aught the suit for contempt % court
ans for attempting 20 oastT,sct q United
So marshal in the sisAhArge OF his
s-,fy By p~ocess from a state court
Tslstrs.-s Attorney Foote has rot yef de-
.-tse5 frst how 20 VII proceed 20 fa4aoN
sraes Instructions He uizy apply - The
-f.,srlt court today soV a citation against
Ysp}u-ea. r~qui~t-e hirn 20 show cause WIZ
- Should rot ~ adg28ged ~ contempt y
30 eugte likely. hoNever. THAI thts wil rot
ss dcne untn the suit II The Justice court
- sfsrosea or
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SC, on fra after 1T had been looted By

set on fire. after 1t had been looted by
thieves.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Feb. l3-~The river
is still rising. The gauge indicates 80
feet. 81 feet above the danger line. A
large amount OF loose gorge Ice. mixed
with all kinds of drift from bottom lands
above has been carried down with tina
current The immense piles Of ice which
were left by tie gorge stil hang on and
are creating the greatest apprehension
among river men and merchants Of this
city over the position In which the city
Is left.
BROOKLYN. ~. Y. Feb NV. III.
Barnes, employed as bookkesper by the
Cudshy Beef Company. has been arrested
on the technical charge 81 stealing 500
from the firm. He admitted after hia
arrest that since the first Of the year ha
had appropriated 10 his own use Ia all
$40 600. lie IS bonded By the National
Surety Company. OF New York. The
cause given for the appropriation Of tho
the money Is that no wanted 20 live and
make speculatinns.
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MUCH snow IN THE BrG BEND.
Total Fall of From Three TO Five
Feet Near Natervil1e.

WATFRVrLLE, FEB. 4 - Special
Twelve inches Of snow has fallen since
Thursday maruinE- In ne country iu1ne-
siatssy about Waterville Il "a said there
are new three feet Of STOW on the ground,
while IN some % the districts lying tsn or
aftsen miles out the depth Is greater.
Various estimates. ranging from three 20
Eve feet are made o. the total snowfall
IL this sertion this wtntsr.
Along The Columbia valley. however. IN
~ ves.er1sv's storm. very little slstEh!nE
has seen AFFORDED o. account % Ia warm
- temperature. ard much inconvenience
-. been experienced nv the stages b.
txeor wat.rvslle ard Wena.ch@e tAro 5EN
tAe necessity % transferring from run
rc~x - wagons TIE Cascade mountains
loom ur wsth E5lsterlnE beauty 70 tAs wes,
o. the Big Bead This morning.
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Regular Team .
ra.o. A. ANIMAL INDOOR MEET.
viii Take Place nj the Armory
March is-The Track Team.

The date for the annual indoor athletic
NEE 81 the Seattle ). NJ. &. a. has final
i been set for March 10. and Will take
place a. the Armory The programme this
rear Nll b. Tie best ever given, as there
Wi be q larger list Of entries than az any
previous Indoor meet held In the North
west The Tacoma Athletic Club viii send
eFer is fall team and there will be a large
humber OF entries from the :. 4. &. and
IN C 4.
TIE meet viii be ar invitation affair
asa therefore the hanGicappinz will be
done by a local man. probably by some Y.
a. C. A man. who ia posted on the II. y.
A athletes. lie viii have good oppor-
saaify % learn the respective merits OF
shs competitors a. the Tacoma meet when
ne same men viii meet in the same
events
ore feature of the programme for the Y.
NC A meet will DE 3 game OF basket
ian between the team from the Y. NJ. 9.
4 All team from Tacoma. either the
slanar o. a series for the Tacoma cham
Tlsnsaip or an ali-Tacoma team. rs the
n C. A basket bah team holds the
ssampi0n Of Seattle a. the present time
;as same viii be- practically an inter-
sfaAn championship game. IL will be the
FRS basket ball game ever played between
asft'fHA Htfft sN*.AtAtF tstttt-f anu VII .N~
tact considerable attention among lovers
e the Indoor sport
Prof T. =. Green. physical director. and
= larsen Bianck. captain OF the track
team - the Y. ". c. a. bad their hands
81 this last week getting the v. NJ. c. A
sihstss IN shape for the indoor meet az
Tacoma. February .. A team ~ twenty
PER wll be- entered and while al are not
fFpected % win medals, the team. as a
Hhae hopes 10 gain considerable credit.
TIE training during the last week has
asen done 81 The building fast vacated by
frederick. Nelson & Munro. on Second
avenue ana University street The large.
scar floor space has furnished ample
isen for both the dashes and distance
fa1a The jumpers. va8ltevs. shot put
rs and wrestlers have done their work
g re gymnasium
re team is In good shape and In another
ssfk all be q; IS best.
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SOME or rHE QUESTIONS GONE.
Teacher Examination in stevens
County Postponed.

COTvTITF. VAST. Feh. H-Spe-lai---
County strpersrs ers3e-s q. J. Smith has re-
fased 20 ho5d the regular quarterly exam
frafbo- - t~sehses ard IRE FEBRUARY =x-
aF,f-.sttoz has beer a8scurns1 usrI May
T,4l{s css-r-se Eas fou1& Cecessary Ihen tAs
examination questions we-s resolved from
tNa state sz1p@T1r tsaGsDt's ere i1 very
tvass ,Vs-4 sttoa- iu fact sore o. TIE claes-
.s.-s acre found MISSING
wen received from tAs pCs.oe3cA The
rrz-h1sre was or-7 AZ enc ed and a st-ing
io,se,v tia~s aSou< IRE e1veaTse- aoeVvfth-
s-a-si-r IRE sact tszt tae package was
Registered
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,.Aa,sht 60 he George Taylor.

,-f~l~TNNATf. FaN- f4-'T'ae Cou1rse-c1A.
-->-.s,,-s'x ~r~e-sal from tAtt3s Rock. Ark
ss,-s- TEE insane usar - ire FUitoH
s-,.,-tv tsf 81 Sa.efsl. AK. - -
,,.s.-es d, he George Tayior, tae noted 1nIr-
'1s-s~ ~ re Meess eausn = Nissouri
re- --tss-er saws RS rarue - Charles
T.--,f1r A tTavellng uaaa Ear @esz
Ysnrf. who c}asr's 20 have been afs1'@8F''s.l
aith fhe Tay3ors, SAYS taat 20 hsS -
-. r,,s.ersan ara that Re Is G9@e ether
thaa George raylcr.
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work on the Carson Pavilion.

CARSON. New. Feb 14-Dan Stuart has
announced that the carpenters VIII COM
msnee on the pavilion Wednesday The
building viii cover a space Of 800 feet
square and Will. OF course. be temporary.
as the race track people would not allow
ii permanent structure TO be put up on
the track
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OAKLAND. Cal. Feb It-Coara5 schs-
ser comu4tre3 suicide last night by shoot
Ing himself through the head About q
usoata aKo rs friend and former business
rartrsr. SIMON kluroach. drowned himself
sgter a qsarreL Schsfer 5roo5ea over the
6earA. ard hss subcids Is thought 70 have
been the rewIsr
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Eddie Connolly n Conner.

LONDON. Feb. B.-Charlie Mitchell. re-
ferring TO Eddie Connolly. says There
never was a gamer lad than this Eddie
Connolly. Ny opinion IS that Burge does
not care 10 meet him again. / have &2.o1o
which ! will wager on the American, and
] am willing 20 train him. go into the ring
with him and help him In any way. an
ca.ia.n The lad has a great future"
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DENVER. Ccl.. TsA, N-aarry DAYS
,.A.~r@s with ths murder % C~lcer JossrA
eske-. a. North Ba2et-aore. o. June q
Tsss nas beer arveste1 i1 th2s cs-y, he "a
80 80 - he last zavmae- q the STRAIT
- r.ux 81 rossesT3es robbers Cs~tcs-
Fzskar discovered DAVIS. BOB Curry and
- LsS y rs 4es &C r9ae2ag re North
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80 YONG. chairman az the g A
s~~ssrx ornafftee. announced Tesfer-
80 ara ngsneriE had been compaet-
So tbe ~ isss % the Tacoma Ath-
- rs15- for msteh % four games. 20
rsass ID the near future.
- Interest g. attached 20 this an
5000 because 81 carries With Il The
1900 thst al 8o~feFs who have swsr
- .A.oxugze8 - members OF the rsg4-
sssrsz rsprsssuting The ;. A g. or the
n are barred from competition. The
- = 20 give en'auslastlc b0wlers az
-. ga. sk5 have never taken part In
~ ~ bsE tournaments a chance TO
.~s~ wast they can DO.
= s~ssr 70 select the Members OF the
-.-,4risg teams ls wIl be necessary to
So sna z8rk done from now on by
~s,.ssrx. ard the committee viii take into
.--ss6sration no. oniy the averages. but
- sbs uurnoe 81 games bowled II
- b nanlfestIy unjust TO man who
- 0gwlea - games and maintained a
- average q have another man who
- ssEles twenty-five games and main
s.Issa slightly better average selected
sssr Inn.
pssh athletic clubs have many good
- xbe are not able 10 make tha first
80 ard the contest beg ween them for
- IN the coming tournament viii be
sasshea with interest The plan WILL IN
ssso,salg stimulate interest ia bowling 10
a. anzsnal degree
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Essss-so-. ressa@sce. Th@y kiEe1 hirl.
80 ws~a captured. Davis escaped from
- Te,s<se TAR. Curry sr4 Lee wers
--sss. cs-wscse5 zEt sentenced 20 the per-
s.s-.Es~v fer lks- Davis Was betrzy@6 20
he p4zvar police ~ rs Younger brother
Gus v-sta when Re TAD been travelling
-<-onxn re south and II Mexico slzre
~.
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Suaedary DarEfnGyau arr~.fra

wESTCH ESTER. Pa, Feb. I4-Ex-
Congressman SIe6ley Darlington has
been arrested o. s charge 81 embezzle-
rneat arising from the financial troubles %
ire Eestehestsr Guarantee Trust ard
sac DEPOSIT Company. CO which he was
prezi5eas before the recent appointment CT
receivers.
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rzca @+sA BIS ksees chs sns'e
1s1k Burrowx-Po.@ vzase.
49, - raes team xii - eo-ros@s 1g
~. Painssr N~Arr-a. vv@ssps-vrsv
sacrsa-a. Bgrrgss. See
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Z. of ". Athletics at Tacoma.

Following are the L. ~ ". entries FOR
&c Indoor meet a Tacoma February =:
peu rsimeT- Running high jump. pole
fsslt A-vaf4 dash 5A-yard dash
Jean McMsnus-ES-yard dash. W-yard
sasH pole vault
NJ Weathcrwax-Hsl racs
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CHICAGO. FEB 1.-TWO Italians fought
q duel a. The foot of Columbus monument
in Lake Front park. and the challenger.
Botiste Ni.ieri. was shot - death ~ Jo-
Esph Beruasconl The duel was deliberate
~ planned. the men guarding over the
subject Of anarchy.
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yfadfe.kA Much Imnroy~d.

los ANGELES. Ca Yes f4--7n- cor
1ssis- % Nine. Ao3tssEa Is greatly i'm
proved tonight. and 81 intention 81 per
forming g. operation sor appa1 1logrts has
&c. g1@u,sonef uuSess her condition
changes ~ tie verse
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The ATHLETIC FIELD.
AVID T. 4. c. rsDERGRaDu-
ATE sowLERs TO MEET.

A. Annssi Indoor Meet VIII
u<.s Mt the Armory-Pfan. 10
n, fh~ Greatest Event Of the
..~,-FuIi List Of the T.. of ".
.ssrsfe. whe VIII GO go Tacoma
~..AisEtcn's birthday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15

THURSDAY night the regular weekly prac-
- game vas rolled. between the Tegu-
= and picked teams. and the work Of
hsh ssdes Was Of q high order. While the
,ss,sr team did the better bowling, some
sses,.snt scores were made 81 members OF
- pgekea team. Pope made the highest
sssrsse sor the regulars. a.. and Laraed
.sr she picked team. s'i1>.
Fsls0wlng IA the score.