The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

the peace. rs well as the atmosphere. will
be unremittingiy in evidence.
Those in charge of the pyrotechnics pro-
Vided by the committee in charge VIII be
DR.. K. c. Corey. representing the COM
mittee. and Frank y. Litner, representing
the manufacturers of the fireworks. Or.
Corey is working for the love of it. He
is an enthusiast on the subject. and gives
the assurance that nothing will occur to
mar in any way the beauty and success
OF the occasion.
Religio-Putriottc Concert.
This evening. in Pioneer square. at 3
o'clock. a grand reiigio-patriotic concert
viii he held. Il chorus of 200 voices particle
pating. The Rev. w. Ii. g. Temple will
preside. Prayer Will be offered by Rev.
Z. NJ. Randall, jr.: VIII II. Thompson
will read a poem entitled 1.-THE Rescue
an address will be made by the Rev. ]. p.
d. Liwyd, and the entire concourse will
sing America" God Save the Queen"
and THE Star-Spangled Banner" The
concert will close with three mighty
cheers
sports of the Day.
At s:45 tomorrow morning in Pioneer
square the first OF the sporting events will
be held, the programme being as follows
Music. Three-legged race two prizes:
first 81. second s.. Wheelbarrow race, two
race. two prizes; first 81, second so cents.
Fifty-yard dash. girls, two prizes; first
$3.50. second s1.5o. Fifty-yard dash. boys
under 10 years, two prizes; first $3.50. sec
first 81, second 81 Music by the band.
Catching CREASED pig; the pig is the prize:
contestants viii line up, giving the pig
ten-yard start Pie-eating contest. three
prizes. first $50. second 10 cents. third 20
cents Rope-clmbing contest. two prizes:
first s., second 81. Tug-of-war. men. one
prize, 50. Tug-of-war for newshoys.
prize SD.
IN all events in which two prizes are Of
fered ti.e committee will require at least
three entries; otherwise only one prize viii
be awarded. In all events In which three
prizes are offered there must be four or
more entries; otherwise only two prizes
will be given and If the number OF entries
is less than three in such events only one
prize will he given.
Morning Field sports.
Al II o'clock at Athletic park formerly
Y. NJ. C, A. park the days field sports
will be held. Following is the programme:
Amateur and Professional Races.
Pole vault-Don Palmer. Don Palmer.
the holder of the Northwest record for
pole-vaGlting viii try for Coast record
sptclHi PRICE,
First-Ioo-yard dash amateurs. two
prizes; first, gold medal value 81: second,
merchandise. value $50
Second - lG0-yard dash. professional,
open: two prizes: first. SO: second. s..
Thrd-220-yard dash. handicap, amateur;
three prizes first, gold ff;-~sl value $50:
second. gold medal. value $40; third mer-
chandise.
Fourfa-Runnng broad Jump. amateur;
two prizes; first merchandise s.; second
merchan dise $50
Fifth-One-haIf mile running omen: twa
prizes: first. cash 81: second $50
SIxth--One-half mile two innings, anna,
teur: two prizes: frat gold medal valul
500: second. merchandise $3.50
There must be at least three starters.
otherwise second prizes are Withdrawn;
or four starters. otherwise third przs
is Withdrawn.
baseball and lacrosse.
At ! O'Clock in the afternoon a Madison
street park the championship lacrosse
game VIII be- played by Victoria. b e. vs.
Vancouver, &. {. This All be the frs: oc-