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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

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su.shIY AND yssrsHiEs aEtsr.
Tonight th~ Neif~kaowE Heavy
s~fasst- Hattie for sset .uaes.

SAN rsA%cIs>o, May s.~~T@8aght at
Al~ebatIt.'a pavilion twe Of the anssst foF-
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berry age 49, enter tHs tSsat krfo1as~fssyt
rag ss 4s.eiis it. gsssitoa q sFapfgraar}
Ills contest IL tie m9st important Eang
event iaat has been arranged since the
C8Sbtit E,fzsimuaons afra,r 1t Carson Tae
pg!ae psis are Tom sAafkey and Jim JET
fries. ard the one who " hailed winner
alb bs regarded an the coming champion
- Sc world
Each man says that he - trained 20 fhe
hour Each mar sass thai hs II confident
II Winning. That the sports OF the town
81" aisios, equally divided IA thesr oplu-
ions Of the men Is shown by the fact thai
tsooHAfds % dollars were was*Tca yes-
ierday 81 veFs s.lgtst odds q 10 30 3
against fha sai@r ON the lace ~ II. II
looks ~ IL the match wIii be close aud sx-
eiiing The esewa promises sreatss than
that which sAw TIA FTfxsluamons. SaaTkey
match In this city in 1855. lhs sale az seass
ap 30 $ha morning footing up $1,000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

Theodore Gallagher. in May Lippfnco.t's
There said the orafr as he again
faced the crowd that's more Ike II.
About this ssisky-drinkin' nov This
yere town wouldn't ha' been bstii. il x
hadn't been FOR that whisky Mizzory he'd
in his oBtfs.- We'd ha' starved 20 dea.h
wen them cayotsg stole our grub II It
hadn't n been for that there Old forty
rod. You mustn't swear" SAYS Curtis.
You couldn't ma built this gsre town
without ~. Could Whisp'rin Johnson hey
GO. them mules OF his'n over that there
divide without a-cassin' Of emf j bav
noticed the man who etlsses his mules
most frequent makes he bsst time be-
tween ysrs ard Phoenix.
..gu. that ain.r all. This we're little man
Curtis IL a-golrg' to change the name OF
this camp. Czyote ain'E stylish enough
for him He wants 20 cali i Athena.
That a nsca IA IRE FOR towa. tia. =.
Athena An ne ~an;s to- make this
town Into a messy i'ilos Rock BE says
the Rock Is a nice moral town. But we
aon.s want 10 be no Fiso- Rock. Il amt
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TIarp-'s Eaza..


TIE subject ~ hscycis fosigfry IL oa@
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b@s s@Nss given Lists ~ tse necessary ar
tjfsa 20 be saken ~ hazgage 8pon the
@lfei have been made os, and = multi
tE5s OF directions have besn laid G8wn
governing tfs@ proper equipment IN gen
srAl- %osfinv ffsss 7fe tourist could pos
silly reed has hsen omitted. bet--srd here
ilts the nlssske~a yaas number u things
Wbieh ste could dispense with have beer
snesssdsd ia tbjs outfit. From THIS cause
largely has come ths Dissatisfaction which
has besn expressed regarding bicycle
fnsIFR Ton fnary - them fsavs been uu-
deTiake0 By persons 50 9grTtuf6ered with
alleged "csnysnlencns't tsat their trip has
RES mhisa fhat q frFlgsf-gasien caravan.
The seeF3f ~ pteaaafsble tour lies. IL
"a gfHst measure in fas Hghf4st possible
eqa gfnkHs. T'hn tours, on a wheel can
got ~speet alI sho travelling luxurfes ~
e~ found 81 n drawing rossn Gar, and ths
NOR" strictly she limits her lass. the more
comfort SIZE viii have.
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ofweh a3eosss IS a man and ais wife who
itFe ia the suburbs might weli ve adopt
Ell bY tourists 81 general. They carry
@sh them as bsggsge iif;.e elss besides
. fsw to.ist articles. These are packed TT
- strong Lag 81 Brass linen. made With
pockets foF tbs brushes. connie. soap. stc,
TIE bag II lslt snto the fat luggage car
rier. II fnn5sFaGa s3ee, which fsts into The
diamond fra-ue Of ffe mans wheel The
repair outfits for the two wheels also
Had pls1-T ~ room tn this luggage car
Fa@r 10 that shey need not be strapped
eiasW hers, sod q drinking cup Is auogher
necessary article NJ attempt Is made Ia
carry any ezra clothes. bat arrangements
aFe made 90 have these seat on by ex
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tFuFsSts are 30 stop 1n their Journey. This
p!sE requires tfsas tire route shall re care
fslly planned before the start II made
ard ikst ;he eYciista shall adhere faith
f4iaiy 30 their progfs anime. Arrived az
each nighl's stopping place they find n
bag 81 fras~a elothss awaiting them. and
having taken these oat they reYacg ihe
yallse with the things they have been
wearing and have * expressed home again.
u they ars To @akz a stop OF unusual
seugin anywhere, tfeT order A trunk, Ia
sieaa az bag. 80 be a. the piace AZ the
pTogSf sIfns.
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mother showed her distress 30 -
thar Der lost yoaHg one was restsre9 Il
her, wsereupon she lay dowa IN 10 -
ard gave ap 20 the chief ssnets0 q
maternity. sucking her young.
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paias and Part Schuyler failed 10 respond
ths fsias ensmhsf If WIiistt'a point
saa alsssf Investigation II VAS found
sfsst $50 mlsass ~sfe thoroughly cat 81
ofdrF TaeY wii all have 80 he taken
ap aea ovsesaulea puS tn order again
sna ssptsHt@d Tie eauss az II Ia the se-
iio' 80 lse ysrsei sap1sins ~ho have dis
ebeFed lae iasttsetloas issued ssd have
taken sns eaufss they eitsss instead -
'fss "ns 80 ~ ia ihe h'ioya, The pasalas
vessels stsa' aHd injured the miara,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

cINC1s*ATi. @aY s~-aanss sfes' ara
Wolf f:Fok shoe fzet9fieA al sEseFafA saa
sycamore sfr.sia. eseh ssgss stories h.sh.
Nsrs probably eompls 'slY g9ifs1 - Ere
this fnarnsnz, The lnss = nos estimated
a. sas3 30. TIE balIaSugs aFe liable 20 fail
~ sny paomans. .sotlsiag ks9wn 80 *
3asNfaBts,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

ErSe Geneva. Capt. PsgLaon. srrsved 81
tie azrg3r early yesterday rroxnlng fro-s
Gan Fraaeisco. See has ten soas 81 ez-
t'lossssx os hoard which sire xEgi discharge
a. thss port THE Geneva VI. load sr@r-
eAsaa6is@ for 81. HlchasI Under charter os
the inertia American Transportation and
irraaltg Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

While exeav3 ssrg an frrigatsrg dstre 9
Ray creek, near Lexingtou. Or. The -
men came acycxs the skssstors OF So
white people vsro. from sse arrow -
found striking IN the bones we're I'll
~ killed by Indians many years aga -!
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fa.sy ssnxulEssry xtrifes between sss -
sefs-srs and he Indians.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

2 H. Mclean, the TskoA grocer
gone 10 Tacoma with Battery A. af
Kane. Mr. Ncfaean has been ensaasl1
siy ~ fav~ OF war With Spain, zi1e
fz Spokaass laying IN stock ef grne
when be !arrned that he could 20 l5sz. ~
Immediately did 50. Mr. Kelly. M
e.erk. ku@e nothing Of his eBDaoyee9
teatEoa s4asil ne received Mr.. AcfAs
clothes, yssfcn were sent so nirs n
prssS. win a note saying he nAS
Battery A.
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Dow> CIV nasrqsn so>s.fs.

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asass ts1s American cossalsss AFFAIRS w.ta
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

wEIIza Thompson. the defauittae
clerk al treasurer az Mana no. has
esl guliy Sentence will be proBoane
q few jsys.
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4 Dog Who Conld Couu,.

james Wier. jr., In May Lippsncot,'s
In the instance about 10 be- given I
think that the dog evidenced an abstract
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-07

Chanberlain's Cough Rcme41
is a nfdicine Of great worth and
Try itEhen you have cough or cd ~
Won al certain TO be pleased with Tie =
relief which it affords. Ii is pIeasan :
tal.e and can always be depended =
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GO TO Tacoma SATURDAY and Sunday On
the Flyer. rossae. trip for soc. and ass.ss
- Queen Guy 14sd Eoads Club
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the sun was sinking in the West. Upon
the coffin were beautiful floral offerings
from Col. Armteld, Col. and Mrs.
CoWles, Company Nj, Company f. Com
pany G, and others. Touching tributes
were these white flowers, symbolic of
the character and disposition of this
young man, cut off in the bloom of
youth. Around the caskct guard of
honor stood with whitcgloves and bright
ened brass and dustless blue. But their
presence alone was not honor enough
Tor the young volunteer. Gen. Burt came
and Col. Armfield and Lieut. Col Cowles
and other members of the staff: and the
regimcntal band followed up. the drums
rolling heavily and the instruments
breathing Il dirgc.
There was not standing room enough
in the large gospel tent for the soldiers
who came to pay their last tribute to
the dead cOmradc, for there were hun
drcds from New Jersey and Virginia
and Illinois and other regiments. With
bare heads they stood i'll the fading light,
erect and clcar-cycd, their ccan-cut
features brought out by the blue uni
forms.
Il am the resurrection and the life,
the chaplain read and stiffness came
over the soldiers. 'Thc day is spent, am
far from home: lead thou me on" hey
>',l'% and the sad sweet rcody HDatcd
oIt over the white tennis like n H. no
diction.
1t was Il goody sight-this funeral.
1t showed that not even one of the many
thousand volunteers in camp here can
fall from the ranks either by illness
or Il hostile bullet, without receiving
honor and attaining his reward The
man Hho dons his country's uniform in
the hour of danger when duty calls, is
the true hero, be he officer or private.
The dead soldiers company was dc
tailed to escort the body to the train.
but every other company in the regiment
would have gladly volunteered to march
behind it also. AS the procession pass
ed along the street soldiers and many
citizens stood at attention with heads
uncovered. The pail bearers were Ser
gcant W. +. kuestcr, Corporals ID. II.
Davis, J. II. Dixon. l.. c. Torrance; and
Privates w. s. Daniels and w. j. Pop
lin. The guard of honor was composed
of Privatcs II. w. Woodsde, l.. Is.
Suits, c. Williamson and K. Y. Finger.
Tho following members of Company
VI escorted the body to Greensboro: First
Sergeant ii. Page, Corporal :. 5. Pc
gram. and Privatcs w. III. Jones. 7. Il.
Gates, Il. +. Carpenter, \. Il. Freeman,
II. d. Ferris. II. Gross and G. Il. Mostel-
Ter.
The father and sister of Corporal
Adams arrived few hours after his
death. Their home is in Erie, Pa. They
formerly resided in Charlotte and ut that
time Corporal Adams was first lieutenant
of the Queen City Guards
FRED l.. MERRITT.