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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
A New Paint Shop.

Having associated with us Mr.. John
ii. West, practical House Painter,
Decorator and Wood Polisher, we are
now pre- pared TO give estimates on all
kinds OF work in that line.
=. Mr.. West having bad IA practical ex-
perience Of over twenty years In San
Francisco and other large cities on the
Coast, we feel confident that any work
entrusted to us will give entire satisfac-
ton TO our patrons.
Peerless PRESERVING Paint Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
Bankers.
TaE BANK On HAW Wall, Ltd.
JIHcoRPoRATHD UNDER THE LAwsl
Tor THE HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC. I
Capital Subscribed, 100000
Capital Paid Up, 100000

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
CHAs. NJ. COOKE, President.
J. b. ATHERToN, Vice-President
G. II. COOKE, Cashier.
f G. ATHERToN, Secretary.
Henry Warehouse,
Tom May,
+. w. Macfarlane,
Il. ID. Tenney,
J. A. McCandless.
Exchange drawn on Wells, Fargo &
CO.. Bank in San Francisco and New
York, and their correspondents through
out the world.
Oriental correspondents, The Hong
kong and Shanghai Banking Corpora
ton, the Chartered Bank of India, Aus
tralia and China.
Attention given to general banking
business.
Safe deposit boxes rented by month
or year. 1915
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
fofo-n
-Established 1855
BISHOP c2Z 90.
BANKERS,

Transact a General Banking
md Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, avail
.ble in all the principal cities
# the world.
Interest allowed after July
L, 1898, on fixed deposits 3
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, II months 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
Monuments and HeadStOneS

The undersigned is prepared to do
CEMETERY WORK OF ALL KINDS,
and supply MONUMENTS and HEAD
STONES Of which he has great va
riety OF the Latest and Most Artistic
Designs, and will also supply Stone Cop
ing separately for surrounding ceme-
terry lots.
1Gr Estimates given in Marble, Ora
mite, Hawaiian Stone, etc.
FRED. HARRISON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
TIE Yokohama Specie Bank
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.
Kobe, London, Lyons, New York,
San Francisco, Shanghai,
Bombay, Hong Kong.
Translates a General Banking and EI-
change Business.
Agency Yokohama Sperie Bank
New Republic Building, Ill King ST, Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
Bankers.
CLAUS sPREoKELs. WIN. @. IRwu.
Claus SprsckeIs & 10.
BANKERS.
aoNoLuku II.
San Francisco Agents-THB NEVADA BANK or
SAN Francisco.

Van Frdncisco Agents-THB NEVADA BANK or
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FBANcIsoo-The Nevada Bank OF Ban
Francisco.
1oSDos-The Union Bank Of London, Ltd.
NEw YoRK-American Exchange National
Bank.
JHICAGo-Merchauts National Bank.
PARIS - Compton National d'Escompt de
Paris.
3BRLIN-Dresdner Bank.
IoNGKoSG AND YoKoHAMA-Hongkong a
Shanghai Banking Corporation.
NBw ZEALAND AND AUsTRALIA-B Bank of New
Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VASooUvKR-Bank of British
North America.
transact a General Banking and Exchange BUSlHeN
Deposits Received. Loans made on APP
proved Security. Commercial and Travellers
Jredits Issued. Bills Of Exchange bought
md sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED For.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-03
Honolulu Iron Works Co.

Improved and modern SUGAR MA
CHINERY of every capacity and DIES
cription made TO order. Boiler work
and RIVErED PIPES for irrigation
purposes speciality. Particular attea-
ton paid to JOB WORK, and repairs ex-
.cnted at shortest notice. 1885
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-19

reached the II E. church he decided 10
enter ard as he expressed IL st the close
Of the service: When thu choir sang
Come Unto Jesus fe.t thai il meant
me and came
Eleanor. the LITTLE 4-year-ol5 child o. Mr.
ard Mrs. ". J. Smith cf Hood River. Or
swallowed brass buckle about three
vs.. sgo: The child does nos suffer nor
Complain. sstst she Aas no appetite and has
k.e1oa.-e 4G5te thin- Mr.. Smith has taken
ne enid - Portland and viii have Il ex-
an1ined by X-rays.
When J. T. Campbell takes office as
sheTiff or Ada county Idaho, next month
the county for tire first time VIII have a
woman deputy. She Wi. he the sheriff $
VIE. Her duties VIII Ne mainly clerical
Bat she wiz be clothed with the full auth
crlty OF deputy. Mrs. Campbell IS not
new 10 the duties OF the tissss in sheriff :
Office, having aene the work for her hus-
DanQ when he was sheriff on Wood river
y new PostosSce VIII soon be established
on Sow bay, near Port Townsend. under
me name Of Norsisara For some Ynonfh
past the people living on seow hav have
been dssfreus u having a postaffice for ne
accommodation Of that settlement. which
az Between sevefiiy-tlvs and 100 peo-
PIE tAfi Norman VIII probably be af-
pointed postmaster The mail wsn h.e serv-
cd from Haaiock- ana there Will be three
mails a weak.
\ coroEer's inquest held yesterday az
Corvallis. Ore. OF the BODY found in the
/ Willamette near Monroe yesterday, failed
10 disclose the identity Of the deceased A
verdict TO The effect that ne manner Of
death could not ne determined was re-
turned. The body was badly decompost~l
ana opinions as 10 the period thar IL had
been IN the water ran from one 10 SIX
montAs. The head. arms and feet werG
gone. ard their absence was ascribed &c
decomposition.
\ petition Is being circulated AZ wslla
Walla and generally signed. memorializing
the next Legislature of this state 80 add an
assembly hall 70 the penstenIiary buildings.
This, i Is claimed. would be the proper
thing in order that the moral and ntellec-
tual training Of the convtcts might not be
neglected. With an assembly hail the con-
victs might be enabled 70 listen - LAG
ture about once week that might 10 them
good. The plan has received the sanction
Of Warden Cafron.
Bert BieseckeT. while hunting on shaw
island. Wash, Ii few days ago also had a
narrow escape from drowning lie was
rowing out inoo the stream after some
ducks he had killed when his boat calli,ied
with the ice ana capsiZed. throwing him
into the water. After a short struggle In
the icy water during which il required al
his efforts to keep himself from being
drawn under the ice by the current. he
succeeded III getting 20 shore with the as
sistance OF companions
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Personal.

city. " VIC
j. a. Gould of Friday Harbor is at the
Seattle.
Attorney A. r. Ttlow is In the city from
Tacoma
G.. NJ Fripp OF Woodstock. n. B.. Is at
the Northern.
Attorney c. D. Frazer OF Portland, is
at the Seattle.
c. I. Leavenworth. an Olympia mining
man, is at the Northern.
E. G. J. Mcdonald. a canneryman. is at
the Stevens from Blaine.
James A. 1ze;t. prominent logger of
Oak HarbOr. is at the Diller.
Judge F.. c. Million and wife are at the
Seattle from Mount Vernon.
ExMayor Of Walla Walla John l.. Ro-
berts. was ut the D.ller yesterday.
L. f. Jones arrived from Juneau yester-
day and registered at the Occidental.
Gus Hensler. prominent citizen of An
aCortes was at the Butler yesterday.
W y. Gilmer Il prominent merchant Of
Edison. in Skagit county. is at the DlIler
T. II. Barclay came up from Everett
yesterday and registered az the Northern
l. A Sims and w. Walker registered
n the Northern yesterday from Port
Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Newbegin arrived from
W til.AkJisCS StoAEiAhy stAA ItEtSlG4tA al
the Seattle.
Sheriff Moses Mock. of Island county. IS
OH business trip To the city and register
ed AZ the Diller.
Mrs. J. W. Brokaw. wife of a shipping
merchant Of Stanwood. and her three chill
dren are at the Butler.
Mss \. Vance arrived from Grafton. n
D, Yesterday en- route 10 Shelton. She is
registered al the Occidental.
j. II. Yeates and VIM. bowling, connect
Ell with the Port Gamble mill, were reg
isteresI at the Butler yesterday.
T. ". Edwards. manager of the Crock
eT ca, OF Portland, accompanied by his
wife. was at the Butler Yesterday.
NJ +. Spear, prominent merchant Of
Spokane is making a business trip TO the
Souni and Is registered at the Occidental
William T. Haworth. manager Of the
paper mill az Lowell. Wash, together with
his wife, "as a guest at the Butler yeSter-
day.
Edwin Mayo and his company passed
through the city yesterday from the north
en- route 10 Portland. The PRINCIPALS OF
the company registered at the Rainier
Grand while In the city.
Charles Wright a nsh-trap man. and
wife. with Miss G. Brown. Miss Eva G.
Connick and Mise Helen q. McReavy.
compose Blaine party who arrived In the
city yesterday and are stopping at the
Seattle.
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FUNERAL Of c. 5. BR|CE.
COLUMBUS IN MOURNING FOR HER
HOyoRED DEAD.
Business VIII BE suspended Today
During the Service~-FioraI Trfb-
utes Are Most Eiaborate-Spectal

COLUMBUS Ohio. Dec. ia special to
the Ohio State journal from Lima. Ohio,
says:
The remains Of the late Calvin s Brtce
arrived here this morning from New York.
The special train bringing the body and
the family pulled into the Chicago * Erie
depot at lo:i5 O'Clock. Flags on all public
buildings are at half mast in honor of
the distin g1iished dead and many build
ings are in mourning. There was "a crowd
OF over 2,oo people at the depot when the
train pulled in and after the family were
taken 10 the carriages, the procession
moved with the q. - r., L. V. l.. and
Lima Lodge of Elks which was the only
secret orders he belonged 10. acting as
escort. The remains Were taken 10 the
Brtce residence where they will remain
until tomorrow morning, when they will
be taken to the Market Street Presoyter
ian church at Clock and lie IN state un
TIL noon.
The services will occur at l p. N. Rev.
DR.. W. o. Thompson. president Of Miami
university VIII make short address on the
example set Tor young men by the de-
ceased and the pastor Rev Il. T. ThOmp-
son. ID. u, viii make the address. Rev.
Hllntin VIII read the scripture lesson.
There Will be a suspension Of business
tomorrow all oyer the city. Business
houses viii close at noon and all manu-
featuring establishments Will ruin as few
hands possible. Tie Lake Erie *
Western road, Of which Mr.. Brice was
president, viii run three special trains here
for the accommodation OF their employees
1t is expected there viii be a thousand Of
them. Floral tributes are most elaborate
and represent an outlay OF at least $1,000
A carload arrived on the special train from
New York city. Another carload came
from indianapolis and fully that many
are from this city. The employees OF this
division of the Lake Erie ~ " Western rail
90 a an afE
tender and two coaches ten feet long. each
made from white roses
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VIA: g the use n making q better ar.
-lr;e than yeLT competitor X you can nor
e, g.. better Trle 4 f~r tte
tus~A~ iseFe - uo difference n ,Na
.r.re ne ratuc wiis bay ouiy tae better e.
ia, wnls car pcctis may De SRA :er a., .
s.agse sac 'ay NJ be much greater in
the aggregate
H3w can you Tet the pabiie e know your
reake - me best
Il a7ta art. - are h-ceeht rro-r!ra-,fy-
besr~s - nur.i- ol.6 are certain IN -
f~-sf er4 r@v "Hhle = = very tz.seb ~ -
judgment ca ;hen1 and Vse or ) lAe s.eytsT
ere.
Yz.fs exV.s-Gs ere large sale cr Cha, s7a-
tst-,s Cs9gA Remedy. The pAaaIs say.
eerr uztrg :; ar years "a ave found r4at
u cas- away - depended Rpon. Tsey y~az
occasionally AXE Up with sore fsshsf-a -
novelty yut sor.h wtfh ev-vwrra ri alma
h,st a~e ceEts'n - return - fhs on~ -er-atx
t~ft snev know &C. "a ~et.s>te a~4 80
ca1.EhS- CO is So cccuU t1ere "a nUtns~~
esuai . cham h@r}a}n's Cough Remedy
F2r sale ~ al dealers.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

~tsn a. .sGits 20 know that am man
e,,4~ = branch office for ;ae sac os the
famous Balm u Fiss. & remedy watch Yla
f,as..lvey cure 81 forms y female weak
-. wrltn1tzt ne AID % a gaY &c.au. ard
a. ~roof 81 is merits, p ii gladly give or
- any lady one f4-csr- box fire. a.
rt,ers Ii ~ case % Painful Perio3s Leucor-
49, I4sSr. aceFgsests cr irregularities t,,,-
80 ~ e-g care THIS n so Quack 4sr-
- mes sne. or hufn5ug. 6Gt Nature
- rrue1v <sr omea. wnich restored
re a health altar al atasr means had
go ard - fu10rSsd ~ many sNarsle "a
sses u WI cost yoa nothing - Convince
-,ssrs4I, y - merits ard I snail D. pleas
- - have YOU cali or send a PEER. stayr,y
80 al, ss-S vaJ4 oEe Scent box frer
- ,s--.,a ssss g.tl2 particulars Ars Car
IRE Res s4@tt'e Was - Belmont ave-
nu- REM MBER-BALA OF FIGS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The seattle.

Ed Liszynsky. Charles Pike. ". Chanr-
ME. y. j T1liey. san Francisco {. f.
Che1ery. Portland, c. T.. CnrIon. Everett:
4 Z. Meade. wha;coln: Mr.. and Mrs J..
Portland. j. L. Fay. city. J. a. Gould.
Friday Harhor: g. D. Frazer, Portland:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Newbegin. Wenatehee:
L. J. Laut srbach. Spokane: Mr.. ana Mrs.
g. wright. Miss G. Brown. Miss Eva O..
Cormick. Mss II. G. McReavy. Blaine; =.
We!ncheuk. san FRANCISCO. X. W. Condor,
Por. Gamble; u. W. Rice. ST. Paul. l. T..
Hastings Port Townsend; l. Burger, Ia
coma: John II. Wright. 81 Louis; +. L..
BUSH juneau; =. 5. COY and wife. Ana
cortes. ". Tension and wife. Mrs. Tenlsoo.
KiidaR. sir O. f. S.arr: Miss Hastings.
Mrs L. +. Hastings. Portland; G. Nj.
HouEn San Francisco: w =. Myers,
Nj and Mrs. s ". SLsco. Marysvii.e. Mr..
and Mrs Il. .. Million. Mount Vernon. J.
FraukcnbuTser, Tacoma. r. j. Lane. Ev-
ereIt: l.. W. Lincoln san Francisco.
The Butier.
]. Z. Turner. L. : :. Grant: Henry ].
Jones city. Edward Miller. Tacoma; J.
II Naaee Boston: g. Ward Kemp san
Wis. Gus Hens.er. Anacoriss: Q. Moores
ard wife. Chicago, Cyrus W. McArt hUr.
Denver Col j. \. Pass, Spokane. J. -.
Coleman. Portland. ". II. Coates Sag
William Downing. Port Gamble, Duncan
Johnston. PORT Gamble: Archie Johnston.
Port Gamble: J. A Hunter. New York.
w +. Drake. Vancouver, II. G, " r.
ka!ra. Chicago. Fred Parker. North Yak
ma: 4 r. LAWS and w-fe. Saa2way: \,
y ,,.-1evx Tacoma. Robert Mrcay, port
Iays}. Mrs J. " ECakaw and family. Stan
wood. Alfred ". Martin. Tacoma. John
HutterworfA. Everett. Mrs II. \ WHITE
San Jose. Cal, J. II. Thoin2s. Tacoma.
y y-ou wish 70 bring any OF your friends
from the East or from EUROPE, We can ar
Aae--
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following IS q lis. Of deeds filed IN
the auditors office Saturday, rs furnished
By t.se Bulletin Publishing Company:
James T. Armstrong ct uX. 10 Robert J
s10o
II. s. Drew ct Tx. to Fred Drew. lot G.
block II. Balls fth add. Dee. 6. $500.
y X. Tyete ct TX. % y. c. Johnson. all
interest In lot $. block H. e. F. Days e.
dorado add pee. IA $3.50.
Hiram j. jacobs. as administrator of es-
tate OF Arthur Langcn, deceased, to Julia
l., Parks los and To- block A. Wood
wards ada Dec. :. Sin1
Sheriff 10 Henry Longstreth, 80 lots .
and 3 block q, c. d. Borens plat, Dec. 10
Henry Longstresh ct TX. to G. Aston
Hole. e3s. lots and 5, block Il. c. d.
s2rens P'a,' Do ,,,ii H. TO- i a,s,o, Hobo
ei,2 lots and 8, block q. c. p. Boren's
plat. Dec 5. q. G. 81.
Amos Smith To Roberr NJ. Palmer. east
Ii21A feet If north 80 feet lot 4. book -.
to mtg saie. Nov. %, 500
BID Hhchkanam 70 Annie HLchkanam.
lot l. less 3 acres right II way. lot s. less
81 acres right Of way. all lot 5, sec S - q
s. Dec IS. 81
Mary E. Green 20 IL f. .Daegett. NIX lot
1 and 4 feet 10; ;. hl3ck !. Seattle Home
5 s Assn Isl add subject ''N'< Dee
Reliance Loan & Trust 90. 10 Mary l..
Miller, 10; ~. block 10. RIVER Park, subject
Northern Pacinc Railway 90. 70 Fred {.
West sei+ nei4 SEC L. " :. \. subject 70
encumhrsnces since 1884,. oet. 5, $50
Philadelphia Securities 60. 20 Nm Win
inSham. l3t Il, block ! reglat Of Twelfth
Avenue ada. Nov =, So.
FA3la-eiPh-a : c1rlLts - II Arthur
Nlvpay. ~; It. block I. repiat ot Twelfth
Avenue add Nov. - So
Philadelphia Securities %. - James I.
S10te lot =. block !, THe.ftA Avenue u id.
prfafsi-rta Securities t'e. 70 II p ke't-
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"a FsSZIF.fN. slsa wo-l,a's greatest
IL harder "a aea - prospective
N A5l-aretar9 csamDion, Is not az
IN pretty a runner as Morgan. o.
aaullnoIaa. champion OF the Pa
a. Sortnwest-
r. we won the pole vault last fan
l T-swe~s izian3. New York. when the
s.x Y0rk Araaesic Grub held the a A. L.
La. vaults Ike Don Palmer. Pacific
1xttx-ast champion except that his take
- 4 longer af1 ae runs swifter at the
Ervvs Z. T.. Green, formerly Instructor
Il athletic 50 the local I. III c. a.
L. ne aHesgo comments in q letter 20
Z wiaal.sg. az thls city. Mr. Green Is
L t.gst.-s.csvr q. ire Orange. =. j.. 7. NJ.
A. 0range ia Etear N9w York city and is
g eorrlsaiug condition. Being located
L TIE eeftor az athletic activity Mr.
T. t.ae mas svendi4 opportunity 10
= h toa-h Hltl. al that il going on
r. saqa ss.u al the big football teams
A. IA lj IS worth coming from the
kffs cssaet - see. ] mean. ot course.
To- interested IL athletic matters iiaF-
ie nas t5e most beautiful piesie % loot
x machinery turned out tals season Il
e. 10 gue however. taxing into con
Ieratipn weight. ascH Of time Tor prac-
T. and @fn"T hs.23icAps taat ths "eSt
Hant eaae ~ ar" mos - Ns ai''isl "a. n
81 ti.H@ 80 ~ s1..'@. - -. - -
Isasg VIA teams Ike Brown university.
la. ahs Dartmouth. / sa@ the fan
raHes ~ tue q a l.. ned rs the sew
{wk AtGies3c C-uo AZ IraVeTs island 1
L. especially Interested in the nurd.iHg
u EA4.tlI.N. ~ @eEsz.ein. F]pf saf.ntihB
- Cascae9 Athletic Association Won WITH
H. III tie hurdles lie has 81 remarkably
La rtTiGe and Ia action reminds one OF
ksay hound ~ita nose extended and body
esgthanai !u the cBaf~a- lie does not run
y preflly As Morgan, OF A'A4ihomfAfl.
Izpp &eu f3e poe vault Ills style Gif-
~ very little FROM that Of F14nlsf. ca
g. thas Gls tax" OF run IS longer afsd
Eal b. Fs0s AWltteT. The steepiechiase
bhieh prtpn won. " AS az considerable In
esezt - me
Ii an planning 10 go to Alaska next
l.o.,.A,n,, ,+.krp.t, ,t.o ,.,,x.os -trr.
m 49, -N',ti q -" A.,AS - - ls'.t ,
~ H"a' go ne eea go ~ ia
s~ssbah 't14t ~ 80 49, - ~ W. w.
y h's',F - a. -, .srC.t ~,
~ the race adtE IA Ne" dreams Am
49, y one 81 10" h4e1 wac ooes nov a.A""
EHst@f 20 imagine I'ds oec a1ss re - q
- pas pia5 % ne can arihh aii tne peer
Asi saisH} IN s4kht ana YET aoia MS posi-
fsa % Joan b"I4eyt2In hlts oecn me
3 Hpgffau ot more hASSaai4A payers tHan
e.iaeF ta}37t7 iiiA 1"Seto'r ana sun tiio
s'@' WE" A'eS VII
u EEAF interest Is being iaken in Inc
cSinil1k iovt"t4i inatea et"seh fi'e
Iaeal.aF ii4l"ns ana Ia" senior class OF
IL University 81 " "shiiss.oh' "41ch viii
fsp.aysa D" tais city next Saturday AFTER
rsn- i 0as nor surprising that the In
assa ""H tte 'Hsl asasAy game Ia iaceihA'
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The Butier.

r y-ou wish - bring any OF your friends
from the East or from Europe We can ar
range for you. can AZ ne Northern Pa
cine office for particulars.
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THE Northern Pacific $ making a special
rate OF & e .cr TIE round trip 10 the IA
nous Green River Hct SPRING. Tickets
On sale Fridays and Saturdays
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"a F.%ZI.f.E y. sfsa wo-isl's greatest
lsslraleT. "a aeA - prospective
a5l-areuF9 champion. Is not AZ
pretty q runner as Morgan. O.
afuIIuoIasl. champion OF the Pa
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h REAr interest Is being taken la the
coming football match between the
sssal,gp ii4slaus aud tho senior class of
H. University 81 Washington. watch viii
trp.aysd jn thIs city next Saturday after
AN. l. eas uot surprising that the In
kzlas w0u TIE Saturday game. la Tacoma.
y surprise came from the splendid show
u maae by the University of Washing
a. boys They had had little practice.
b. ccDsel Iru{iy rnI3id not be- expected to
Pc a first c.as3 exhibition % team work.
Is ouicQgn of ne&t Saturdays game IL
- sorr@ 0ae conclusion Each team viii
Efk bard Ca SCI ia first ciasS condition.
H. 70 Insure an unbr0keu string ~ We
1xee and tG@ other 10 win the most inn
xisnt s4ule OF the year.
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II UlSiDE of Cole the cd tournament
II bV~irts were lameutably weak Pope
tetie. n -rri-oa ana Nnwes di8 nos bowl
y - s.-tr.i-e tf:n ana II she :. y {.
aees 90 ho3 down 1h~ Portland teams
F. eeRters $50 have - show stea1ioE
- 'aan teey nave this year SO far In
fSaaE1. at..
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n FINE igc water silver service has
~ been pat up by tRe Harrison~T'rcat
kgnpany aa IA prize to be played for by
3ahag teams fepr"s ntlug the :. n &.
- 5 Il. e. These teams WiI he com
bod ~ itAv UtgB tath. ami Il IL hoped
- az least f1ur teams from each club
III compefo ip the tournament.
IL oripr that pcitaer club stall have u
ISM iAat g. practically invtneiole. IL rule
T. been made dat 80 two men who
- taken part .u any championship game
Azi be eighth. 70 play Oh ono team
fshgAt rho consent of the Chairman OF
= o0wiia- committee ~ both clubs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-19

boot NT"' CAMPAC. who played right
IL field for the Seattle professional
.ssebal team ia 1885 and who was with
n kansss4 city champions ia the Western
hague the past season. II making books
n me race track ia New Orleans. Cam
sxpu "a one of til~ men wao does not allow
ksss@f 20 imagine thai because Ee Is d
r. bal piay 81 he can drink all the beer
9Mi whs5EY IN sight and yet hold his posi-
aen GA John barieyeoTu has been the
kexnfaU of more baseball players than
II ether causes rat together ana stiA the
bod WORK goes on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-19

fuE srou8 game ~ the scrles between
! the : attic Athletic Club and the
fsttle bowling Cub. resulted Ia the Seat
+ Athlete t~uu winning three out 81 four
kAmes. leaving tae tuta! games Of the
sEaAgu at eve 70 ti.sea III favor ~ the
PATTI Gtaj.as Club. Tine next games oI
r series VII be played Oh the alleys
the Seattle Athletic Club and as both
|2als are auNlpuS So wtn Il ia likely that
aAtd feaSAt game wiil he the result
Esth teaIas Hll as. stronger ANA ali tina
payers Nta UTactie.ng earnestly,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-05
SCHOONER LOST, SEVEN DROWNED. The Sarah Palmer Struck by Sundays
 West Imdinn Cyclone.

Charleston, s. C., Oct. 1.-The four masted schooner Sarah Palmer, from Charlotte harbor to Carteret, N. J., was lost Sunday morning off Stone inlet, seven miles south of Charleston. The Palmer ran into the storm off the Ba- hamas and sprang aleak when five days out. The pumps were kept working. She lost her anchor Saturday night and then, when half full of water Sunday morning, the full force of the storm struck her and her superstructure was washed away. Her crew took to the rigging, where they remained until Sunday morning, when they tried to take to the boats. One boat was smash ed and one sunk. The captain and two negro seamen f1oated on reefing plank. The captain was washed away three times, finally sinking. The negroes were washed ashore. Besides the captain, six others were drowned. The Palmer was one of the largest schooners in the coasting trade.