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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
TWO CANDIDATES ron THE BENCH
Taeansa Desuoe rats Divided In Their
Choice for the Supreme GsuSt.

Special Dispatch to the iso@t-In taiiigencfg.
TACOMA. Aug 8.-As g. result Of the
primaries heiG by the Democrats last essi.-
tagS talk gators lbs to-day 70 he heard IN ths
MISTER Of the Local contest Tor fn6grse-
nSat for the supreme beach between Al
tegncy J. j.. Ja1soa atsd Judge Williamson.
OF the superior court. Friends 81 b0ia
sspirAnss are Inclined to cast an air of I'm
pSrsanea akogft tie candidacy OF 61eir ta-
vorstes. Hfsse1 tbs ssisotica Of delegates
ard TIE tight vote pciied DO nos erar eat.
A careful canvass AMONG the Democrats
who vsrs most a9iYe ri the polls last
nsgns seveioTs that g was only Il. a feT
OF the voting pFsc.n1ts thai :sls William
son-Js6sun rxhf rtif any figure whatever.
ard that in these the matter gas not taken
Ep Of especial irnportsnrs. The contest
In Qsisstson may lead - making the con-
~ention Of tomorrow decidedly warm. hut
not heoa8se 90 the support 90 lie given 10
either ot the TWO asYaisarts. An effort wifi
doubtless he made TO have the convention
ir6orse the supreme court candidate. hat
ou the other hand, II II quite likely move
vii be maze to prevent such action,
let good enough alone is the way
mary u the Democrats put It. They favor
leaving Tbs sfifsef1e tuiseship To the state
eonTsnsion entirely. ana IN sending dele
gates from ire county wholly free from en-
fsngiemeuis Of any kind There Is never
tfsiess some feeling TO be noticed az 10
tire jssdseship proposition. tu; the eonssrv-
alive element Is .'ofsiish'' 81 going into f.
They argue that IL lis 10. yet known
whether this place on the Ticket is Ia fall
10 the Democrats in event OF fusion, ard
further. the. II the party sscnres this plum
10 viii prove politically .tse 10 prevent any
friction IN the county delegation. In other
words. they want 10 frs. know the place
n to come 10 their party. ana then III
The state gathering talks care OF naming
the candidate.
ese ~ the !aughab1e features Of the pFi-
sparses. and ore that Democrats today
Josh" a grea. ceai about Ia The report ~
the vote east IN some % fie precincts as
giSon in S morning paper. In the Second
psec3nct ~ the First ward rao votes were
really golls1, - far as can ba lea rnsd Ia.
tie morning report shows tina. Some fifty
seven ballots we're s18st. In the Third pre-
ciaet es fhe same ward the vote vas
about 2 sii told. but ne morning paper
had II Ct votes pefle5 Just VINO ,et,be,l tn.
matter or why tbs aetun; voto was made
20 appear heavy cannot hs ascert lireG o.
understood even ny the psnoessfs them
Selves. Those who know the facts arc n
SRA as 20 shy the vs,:e should be made ~
appear large. ara are wondering Ia ph0ss
Interest the little sehetfis Il being pushed
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CLESS FALLS. N. Y. Aug. 2s.-There
were five events On the programme mere to-
day a. the Grand Circuit races. the frs.
successful dag OF the meet. The Races
were started promptly al II o'clock with a
good track and large attendance. The
favor.ies. all but one, succeeded In win
ning the prizes. TIE unfortunate cne being
MoDopole. in the 2.ii pace
2-s-s class pacing. purse 81 oa-Chahhnlls
won In straight heats. Tine 2:us4. az.
zseIA. Prince Albert second Quadrisa
assrd.
30 pacing. purse s. 5oe-Lady OF the
Manor " On In straight heats. THE ana
2IF.. 2ISs. first. second and third
2:l9 trot, purse 81 Jo-f;aytoH Won first
third and fourth heats. Tine 2,fzi., 2:ieia
lisa. Ed Locke won second meat in 2:l2la
ceiioate third.
2;is trot, purse $s.No-Mat.ie Patterson
won in straight heats Time e:fSt.. 2:IiL,
2;l5. Aiyah aecond, Success Third.
Ell pacing. purse Si.5n4-EnIoa won In
straight heats Time. e:i0i4. 11ai, z:lI
Helen Duplex second. Old Hutch third.
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LIQUOR PERMITS NOT HOX0RED.
Yak on Administrator Seixe~ whisky
shipped to Dawson.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Intelligence.
VANCOUVER, h. g. Aug. S-It ap-
pears that cut OF all the thousands upon
thousands OF gallons 0f whisky sen, 70 the
Yukon this scascu. only one cargo up TO
a month ago, had arrivet; At Dawson ard
that VAS se'ze-,. under orders from Maj
Walsh, as soon az IL arrived there TIE
Yukon administrators entirely refused TO
honor the liquor permits Issued by The de-
partrpen. of the Interior a. Ottawa.
The one cargo - whisky referred TO was
taken In by Victorian. TIE ignor was
seizes! and he came hack 20 Victoria ard
tslegraphei 30 the Hon. Mr.. Slfton. who
Issued an order 10 Mai. Walsh directing
him 10 recognize the orser Of the depart
sne.- ct the interior The owner took This
order 70 ,he maj or VINO allowed him 70 dis
pose OF the Eaefor
During the visit OF the rev sdmlnistra-
tor TO the coast he was beseigsi by alarm
ea u n sky c0nsignees FOR definite in'orna-
ton on the ssihsecs They wer. Informed
thai federal government whisky permits
would bs recognized He would hossor all
permits n hsn ne reached Dawson
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c)V|MEs KILLS HIMSELF.
nLows eJT HIS ~ AJxs wTTm 4
HEAVY CaLsBER REVOLVER.
HAD Been Swspeesea at Msrdsr C~1-
ufssea Three Teavs since, SD
HID 8rOodea Deeply Over tie
Nafser-xote Asserting gnsecese~.

st~csas Dispatch to tie ross-TntsaiTzsrceF
TACOMA. AIS. zS-A- Csssnsss. = Ffer'ess-
mai, about q years Of age. committed ssis-
ssas ia rs cabin nes= Midland fhiz sss1rss-
srg ~ shooting 1.Essss tsrazssss sse head
va. . ss-oaIEsser Imitation Smith q Wss-
rou rsyoEye-. fSxssr@z wa . bachelor,
ssnpioge5 a. q sae<sessppsr ia tfs camp
Of A. f4sfs1sIl II CO, ab0sss svo Essis~ fresn
AsSlsxzd. as4z a@ 6s2sn rssis@s the szar-
der Of Esamasa HueKsehy. sS1teis eesserrra
la E.gsxas Top valley, 5s@E A-ssss, s@:fss
Tires yexrg exo.
GsovsEssex vito owrej q gssaas an fsessafs@
TIP VALLEY, All vas szs9 20 sas. held Al
fsEar4s. fn eaTssis z1ssa1-gs ssssssssras IN tsss
ysessssy. aad Te4xss 81 ~ al @FsFas1F Nlfa
Eaczaesy. aid although notssias eYsF sAssaa
az sas fssssrs naar2sr &c show sae facts.
Goslss.&s was suspected u having Killed
him f0ylsEses Anew tsiis and aiS&ys tEoca-
el exsr IL. EgeE ~ s3fnx 10 tsse l<Iasisis
cans Sc ssorxe6 se*ess months Cor Fred
Tourrasg q. Fe.a Hssl, 1na was mated as
a Ksats.n zss4 gn4socsai feii9w. wno earfsed
q mental burden that Blade ssta - Anont
d year ago ne wsgt fn ,he l-ssdaa camp
arc during bss stay there WIS fzarn rs
himself. ard was aisass u1osose and made
der ard sssspsssss po.at;ng - s.os'issses WAS
known IL tie sAssly, AID aE1gsfaz Bis fellow
wvnYars~ss tfssa fgessesssnan w4@ 6otss feared
Ane pstiaa.
TAs days before dis suicide Csysmea
wafst aw2y SOD reSar seq TING ntgnt prior
10 AIS death AHsor4 hls few effects found
H. ais cabin II ns~ heavy blank book
On the ffoas page - written tas fost0wsas.
s.ug,assl TO REFER 70 the Hackieby zss4Tier:
.9irsavcaAsy. weougfssiig aecgsef Of a
ss.sn. an6 az snr1cas< gaan \. C1vlsass.
s TE~ .ulczsse Il . sagi;y built. dark mans
with rather f4rii14sng features. HE L. BE-
isasad 10 awG s0nse property ;n Round Top
valley. Esass fioshlng IL known os his family
relations corener HoSka has the case an
DIR inYskfs ga tInAe
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Turner szsd was not dismissal. coacaEaes
81 follows
For as would not feel Justified n
granting req another dissolution and AZ
peal - re electorate and - after . arr
szzI St.siy Of the ssTuatso1. An coH~lSFeo
that yvu eens1 noS ccnr1An1 q sHa5o-lty
Ii The assembly. / shall BOT Put tne 2-0y-
lae~ - she DELAY or 70 sRs expense o. ;
spec;a session ~ the legislature merely
for The purpose % formally demonstrating
what nzs already teen sufficiently demon
ssra;ss 20 ne By the general e3ecssS1s
deem I. nay 3utv. therefore. 10 ask. ara
/ do hereby ask. that yourself ana year
colleagues aand in your designations as
advisers 10 me. And as Members CT ssay ex-
Scut5vs council
Turner, replying 10 that letter. SAYS
amongst o.ssr things that On June - Z.
r. MeInass. the governors SCH and Trs-
vste secretary. told him Inst the WIZ eni
Of his difficulty was 70 give w W. p
Mc.nuss II. p q eahs5.s. position, md he
CIV. u. b would resign from TIE Do
minion parliament and bring ever ere or
two opposition members 20 Join Turner >
party. And that ". w. 3. subsequently
confirmed fse proposition. TIE governor.
Ia q subsequent letter. eharactegt1.s ire
suggestion as inpsrtinen:- TIE waoae cor
respczs3ence occupies eight columns.
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show Cp in MfIifOns Ju~t Alter the
season Has Closed.

VANCOUVER, 3. -. Aug 2s---Qa Thurs
3ay. August e, the socksye salmon fishing
season in British Columbia closed. after
going on record as about The worst season
Of any II the knowledge OF she fishermen.
That was yesterday, and there were no
signs Of fish, To-Day IL Is Illegal 10 eatca
sockeye and they are reported 20 Dc out
In .ae Gulf % Georgia in millions before
going up Fraser river Fortunately Tor the
fishermen. the minister ot marine AMI
fisheries has advanced the Cohoe season
ten days and On September Is fishermen
viii drop their nets again and then all VIII
be fish that comes 10 their nets. whether
/: be coaoes or socaeyes.
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~. I0uis Races.

ST. 10. g Aug. 2s-TGls meeting q. the
fair groun - ciusseSs with tomorrow rae
Ing. Weather today pleasant: track fast
Results.
Seven farlongs Tom Kingsley won Iau-
IA May s@Cora. Feioce third. THE. :agis
Five farinngs. 2-year-olds-A ssesssor wCsfl
Mad Anthony second. F. Smith third
Time. In3aa.
Mile and seventy yards. ee!ling-~IIarry
Shame won. Fresco second. Truxillo
third. Time l:+1i4
Mile ard quarter owners handicap
F1lrhts1 wen. I'd Farrell second gsek-
yi1ere third. TIM s.ftas
Six furiongs. hand!cap-TiFrser maker won,
Ffresstie second Be True third. Time.
I:fi.
Tnirieen~slxteenths mile. selling Mad.
da.o wor. Wilson second. Chsqigita third.
Time i9lL..
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Gov. N~lnuss Accuses Turner of Pc
crtinr prMrtiees.

VANCOUVER r. r. Aug the
Times published tonight the whole % the
eosrvspa rsaenes between Lieut., Gov. Irfn-
Ms and ex-Trsr7ier Turner. contained n
a special fgs0s 81 re British Columbia
Gazette. wa1cs has caused a sensation. II
disclosed .he governors objections. corn-
rnenci-g JulY L. fosr Gays AFTER ire gen
eral elections. "a appointments recommend
"a ~ TIE government. - fhe ces a. -
fate OF pallinT CAESAR district % Sep
.e.lher ! 20 the placing At fae stSfsossi
~ ne government assui IN Casssar sis.9s
ss- tae relief of men in THAI district !,
EMPLOYING th~n Oh The trans. all osh~r
sua.s asked to ~ placed 81 the INN esia fe
disposal - other agents IN varsous paris
- me Erevlree To. lieutenant goFGr~-nr
afS9 refers - unpleasant interviews hsi
witss aara ay The premier and other snens-
a.4rs Of TIE government. and a0oias In
stances % warrants which he hal .revi-
amsly infiEraa tel re would rot approve
a,hrnss IN agnir among orders CT r5u:s-s
matters, Fl sucA & wav ths, IN ~s7ae W.
s.auces was nearly lei inaaveTts~ y 20
Strn taeun ard in one Instance. Re F8ae-
sng e s. $50 ~ The s53@Tas< ii af .he ehs@f
commissioner for ceastrg-ss9r % css.Ht~y
zsehool houses dsf Sign she warrant nar-
TX previously refuses: % ia 90" TIE
g-verncr Instances q cassa IL which a ia TIN
= warrants wsre ser. sim FIR sgnatur
fATtff7ASt lfN@%fhFF = s>*-a d = - tHf% AN
ses-x tssre @s. the fask sheet would lave IN
#s~as.1 approval OF al. ssst Re inspected
ZEN a.. before sgn5ns ths hast shr@-.
80 ny sarprixe found Inserted th~re-
- IN diff er~rt places ssx or s@ver 1sr-
rant4 tn bank A. I asd not propose 10
angwovr 80 hank ~srrsnts. ! cat taezn eat
This wAs assest jay - lsSt. I bave ssnes
saissti so- sorse information IN fexAri %
- 40rns s1gasTy far these warrants II
blank ssssS nogas. aSs asen forthcoming
TAa governors letter % August = wssEh
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SARATOGA y. Y, Aug Sat the
races here today The weather was fire
track heavy and attendance large he
suits:
Fivs fGricnss selling Cara ran. won
Her Scotch ssscottsf. Joe Car7oli third
Tsae lt1A.
Six fEriongs S%lliBg ~atova won. Ma
Aas~lsae sAaconi. VaHessa tsalrd. Tine
l.isA.
Mile ana sixteenth. hQndiran-p ysa,ney,.
Won. i5anGuo IL. ssacond. Manassas tAIr-i
Time SIS
six fuvioog~. se}ilng-FTeii Lark wen
lslaal Prince s~-cor3, Prince Minister
third Tiny ii%i@
tigs sutie ssaltfns ~tDrlrar WIZ. hnfrer
@. re Garter second. Nar5to third Time
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PIGILlST SCOTT IS DEAD.
Tommy Butler, Who Fought Him. Ii
Under bonds for ManslauShter

NEW YORK. Aug 7s-Alex Sect. pl-.
gi,ist. died at the Norwegian hospital tbs
morning Of uraeulic convulsi03s. brought
on by his exerticas In the fight wiz. Tom
my Butler II Greenwood Athletic Club,
Brooklyn, last night. Butler and his sac
onds ATE under arrest
Tommy Butler was arraigned before a
magistrate Charged with manslaughie-
and re.naadei in tne sum of 500. TIE
court denied 9 motion 10 dismiss on the
ground Of insufficient proof that crime
had been committed. The magistrate said !.
Notwithstanding the clubs license and
the laws on boxing no man has any right
TO nfsict punishment that will kill
Butler pleaded not guilty. TIE seconds Of
the cla5, The president Of the club end the
alleged matchmaker Of the club were all
held in si.tfe for examination on Tuesday
The prisoners. with the exception CT But
Ter. were arraignet as abettors.
EXCURSION to Snoqualinie Sunday. a.
u. Fare 81: children half fare.
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Eyecfzf rsAgsasch 10 shs Foe- -fnseslsgrreer
TACOMA lAsg 1s--4sasn4skey. q the Sc
&ssse bzn team. gsr hls xSsre against tse
Tacoma aggregation today hznax down the
seore ssandsfs 10 q. sfe sraas- Bat far
Easassf's And Darynsasss twc-bsgye-s n
tse arss Ens4ng. = big bssrk ~oszai have
fnen what Tazsosna drew Ii ting play. As !.
eas, tAase twc hsfs IL the arss srxsng
Er9agtss ssz sse onsY rxn CT the day Cor the
iaeeaz team.
The msrx ~ C1ssssxsy. with hartmann
beisanss ,Se BAT. was Exceptionally good.
Two eyrors b. DeA ~ iasrd asa two hy
PARROT 3. FIRST sr1arysd has support, bat On
tire hSsa the team Work ras good Cgsaiz-
key allowed three ns~n 70 fe2e1 6Tst ua-
earned. asd struck eft bsis one betsrsan.
t1t he 5es1 The home team Aswn 10 shree
scattered mis-. aside from he tTo two
haxxerg Il. ire FRS inning. The Tacoma
ieaua had 10 eyes al al for safe hits. and
we're saecket u2 as bases In a waT 20 wxrrs
"a. asart OF the eesdes. II b.eachers-
Hayns. ard Pace, battery for Tacoma.
psat ss nsce bal, bar were gp against the
hartes. klrd Of stick work. Hayes VAS
found for eleven bits. many timely ard all
effective He struck 9us toCr bafsEnsa and
be- three wax - FIRST Pace caught .
strong game
Fer sae ssgissrx. Anderson found the
isu .or twa nosse rare and Gre .So-nax-
In sSis fsQr times ~ cat. ParrStt Ike
wise. tasaa tie ball for sGo-bsss nit
Fer Tacoma Bsbba,s hit for sxo-aagger
ard q ssngIe. Dalfymple for one rwo~oagger
and Bender for tao singles These we're
ias avn total OF the hits mads bE tie 10
esi team Nothing seemed safe. wherever
il migas De placed. and hats ina; ordinarily
would De called sure singles. or perhaps
dpubses were seoop4a up and Returned in
a Nag that s11G put the T2SorfsAaS On the
sacx trail III vas decidedly Ssat.le's day
Clarke pied Hp the Only TWO errors made
By .hs hesne seam bat It WAS Rot liz tie
cards fer Tacoma 70 win.
Manager DogGaie. OF nexi years Port
land team VIII leave fer Portland to
morrow. en roat. for San Francisco. where
he gees 10 prepare for next seasons bisl-
sas. He will take charge 81 the Portland
team rext year for The business men w5o
are behind tire organization
ru.Iowiug IL th. detailed score Of ioday's
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mrs. B)IklN SHOWS FIGHT.
WILL xOT GO TO DELAw ARE wTTu-
orT 4 STRUGGLE.
Sense CSnsesa Agninsa ExsraAttSea
licensed Woman Formerly =
Leader in Kansas City society.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. as-Tae po,lce
o. THIS city are working hard 10 perfect tire
local end O. the Bogkin case before Detee-
tive McVey arrives from the East with
she requlsz..on papers. Asssstaa. Ds<trie,
Attorney Dunno il preparing 20 AID the
authorities in every way. and at the same
time Ms. Botkir.s attorneys are preparing
AZ elaborate argument against 3 transfer
q ne case 20 the Delaware courts. At
torziey Dunno has requested Chief CT Pa
Hoe Lees 20 ger 2 mere definite status Of
the case from the Delaware officials and
20 that end ~. following was teIexrzptesi
- Attorney General White. OF Delaware.
today asking for the af.sdav.ts IN the case
On she following points:
''Separa.s atidavits 1rom all parties
knowing any fart. tending 20 show who
cor matted the crime. so-wit: Fsom post
Office authorities Of date s9f receipt Of box,
70 whom delivered. By whom delivered 70
the victims 90 parfooK of i, ana date OF
deaths, Eish names o. victims, attending
pnFsieians,. that candy oontai.sed poison;
aff!aaEits from chemists 4naiy xlng candy;
DATE o. analysis. with result. parties pres
snc at eating o. candy. Al these. with
such other asf5aasifs oota.nable concerning
proof of guilt would Us sufficient; 10
hold the defendant 10 answer before mag
sstrate for final trial, must oe sttaehez, 10
and made part OF the reauisitioa papers.
properly exefupisfied BY magistrate and
county and authsnsieatei''
Mrs Boikin's attorneys VIII make des-
psrass fight il her behalf. and Chief Lees
wants To have his side Of the case prepared
on strictly legal Information
Mrs. Botkin spends a great deal Of her
time IN perfectng the gorseoRsness OF her
attire She changes her gowns frequently
and 10 all outward appearances is not IN
the least nervous She takes q grea. deal
CT interest Ii the case and reads every ir.,
published In the newspapers. She has had
several consultations with her attorneys,
but the ordeal has So far had little ap-
preciable effect on her nerves
Formerly of Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. a.-Mrs Ada
Botkin, under arrest al San Francisco.
lived In Kansas City twelve or fifteen
years ago. The family was prominen, In
society and financial circles for number
OF years.
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ESrARJIsHING WHEAT GRADES.
State Conn mission VIII Wrestis With
the f'rohtem at tts Meefinw.

eretfas Dispatch se the Fast- fnTel;iErncsf
TACOMA, Aug. ~, ~G@scai grain u7s- a-A
rnaoa. interested In the probable autzerrae
Qf the meeting ~ the s.s.e grain commits
Aion 10 be heai lis Spokane. STA Grain
Inspector Wright - neS a; the piace II
meeting. ard Member W. n Need. OF Ia
coma. left tonight ~ Join as co.ea 9ues
inland
A permanent system ~ srasn gra les Is
what tho commission eentenl plates tsists
able 70 arrive ~ and ESTABLISH ard quit,
q difference uf osasnIssss among grain, sns-ss is
20 he heard expressed affecting the han
ding 81 this years cscp. Those wtse Favor
tAs s>S~seosittan argme tAag tts establish
raeat will greatly facilitate he harding
Of the outnus, Others who are doubtful ~
the nasms~slate efficiency - fhe Rss scheme
hold that each ys~sr's crop sasoulsi be judged
and grated on It's own merits. insteGc03-
ent ~ the samples 81 other Seasons,
inspector Wright q &s'3 10 hasa besa
vEty active t,a the as~ move. having visit
esi grain nsea of the various ssct tors do~~
issss tass eagt few weeks Ger ne purpose 81
arriving at IRE general seaftsnsrs, ss so
fn.rnsansat grade plan Growers fran
throughout she eastern peril - gha STATE
ar. expected ~ 10 heard frerm AZ 'l20 rsa>et-
Irg 80 tar ~sa that satisfactory nsv SsigTes
satv may NJ sa@sas3
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HUDSOES ARE THE
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS.


Looks Like . WfEoer.
RI. E1ispa and z Huisa, c. Tae,-Ea.
paavea star tennis yesterday sfgsfSso1
against Roeert Reuham sna E-nss Gsary.
O: Seattle. winning the Junior cha 1a2Goa-
Tip for Washington by scsre Of 81. 81
IL. 20. So /. was a great victory f1- the
promising young players from the City os
Destiny. They came 20 the scratch wiaen
Il scSxss as Il the local players had tkesx
sr3yels1g down hill.
TIE surprise OF tie dag was the defeat
az Miss Wrestling. .ae 1l1rlIGr cham ol9ya n
singles. ~ Atsw Sanetss PascaaI. Of Sc
attic. formerly os -. I4orlA Mss West
lag captured The nrE sst. SIS. after \ nsrd-
fought. exAa1s..ng struggle Mss Pas
craI vas n Ssrer5 ooH6 Ion, AID IA the
TIVE following sets had no trouble In dis
posing af tier brilliant opponent. Ga 81
This victory gives AAs PasSnau the honor
Of meeting Aiss AoGrath n stae naais this
afternoon. Mss McCraah has been play
.,s8 hns Game, and the match bids fair
20 - close AMI exciting.
Indications are hat Robert Benaar win
De the Junior champion of Washington IN
nasns ssngiss. Nat Paschall alone stands
in MS way, ard j. would seem a. X Ben
hams experience against State Champion
Russell ought 10 carry him through 20
vic.ety. IL Pasehan wins 1. will BE the
sensation % the tournament Summary OF
yesterdays play:
Mems do0bles-Finals. Hudson sra
Hudson bea, BerA1an ana Gesry. 81. "a,
Is. Is. ca.
Mixed doaoise-Nis Riley ard Mr.. Pas
ehasi a~at Mss Wiikeson and MIR. Heu-
ham, ga s-5.
Mems Understandings Robert Bes1-
ham. Seattle. beat II. Hudson, Tacoma
-. 81, Ma, Paschali beat r. Haason. Is,
-.
Ladies' angIes-Mss McGrath bes, Mss
r. Hocook. as SIS. s-2: Miss Wrestling
beat Asss E. Schran, ga: Sc. 81 Sani-
finals: Miss Mcjrath beat Miss Tyler, g.
81: Miss Sanette paschaIi beat Miss
Wrestling s-s eS So
Schedule for today's play:
8 a NIL. Hudson and Muss ]. Hol-
brook ". r. Hudson and Miss r. .IoI-
brock, the winners Of the match 10 PLAY In
the finals against Mss Riley and Mr..
paschaii
10 q m.--FgBals in ladies' doubles. Miss
FaschaI and Miss Wrestling - MIS- Ro.-
hus and Miss McGratn.
III "A. INITIALS III mixed doubles
j. m.-Ffnaas in iadies' singles Mss
MeGrath vs. M.ss Psschan.
r. m-Finats in singles. -. Paschall vs.
Robert Eenha n
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Shee head Nay Races.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26--The bright and
pleasant weather brought out large
crowd TO Sheepbead Bay today. TRACK
fast. Results:
Six furi0ngs-FirearT won. LeedsviIle
second. Tsanlhenf third. Tine - Ia.
Five furlougs seil!ngTsnisr NOE Fran
cks Booker second HeiSn Thomas third
Time. f.oe ~.
renzo won Central Trust second. Martha
III. third Time 81 IS
Five and half s0rionga handlcsp-Ksn-
ley Mae won. Autumn second. Maid Of
Harlem third Time 1,da
SIX :1rlongs. sellIng-F lsetlng Gold Won
I~T Own second. Tom Collins third. Time
i:is.
Mile and qaaYter- King r won r.ans fale
second I-onsacrc third TIM. 9.la
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