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

- Upon which a ssnio- acrss-~ team
- n;Ayrd IL any II the Coast states.
<ns rrpfese.os2af league 1gS@ssG game
~~sen SEATTLE ard Tacoma VIII o. played
asa5 s'csock in the afternoon AZ Ataiesfc
~ The general sG;Iaasssc.s ~iil b@ -
"a
The Bicycle Meet.
e~sbany the best evening races ever
&c Ia the Pacific Northwest Will oe W.T.
- al TIE 7. H. c. A park Monday
-seiox a. 30 o'clock AZ the crack-a-
ksxs Of the Coast tn both the amateur
- professional CLASSES viii ride. and a.
- srswoxkx viii D. set of at this place
80 one looks forward 20 the spending
= most delightful and interesting evan-
Mr. Z. c. Davis who has the races
= charge predicts .orrse broken records
- many cs1ssc fnisheA The programme
- ia events and prsxes Offered. together
Svtth The entries for the various racee. fol-
n:
PRIV event. one-niie novice-Fi-at. gold
[~~sst Sc. second silver medal, siE. En-
Sses Waiter +. Miller. r. ". Cussnan.
r. E0cison w II Priest, T. A Sni-
IAsr r. 81. Norton. II. j. Marsh. Nstvin
ovsrIy and chariex Butterwortl7. of seat
i e. and George Watson ana Frank l.
Second event, oIs-n1.le open. amateur
|Grs; gold watch, second. gold chain En-
cass Frank Chamberlain, walter y. Nj
| =, ". n Priest. H. j. Marsh. I. VI. Nor
a. H. 5. Watson and Melvin Overly. OF
ftat;ls. George Walton and Frank
il Poole. Of Tacoma Charles Bu--srworfh.
hattie; ~ El@5kmore. Vancouver. Coop
| = Harold. Seattle. LOUIS l.. Luce. Bal
bfd schons, Seattle: Hunter. %Ahaiifao'
Taira event, o1e-m;ie open, professional
| la Hsarlck. or Tacv5rna George Craw-
"a. Mestesano: Aubrey Lester. Seattle:
&frarfss +. Marshall. Vancouver. George
! N Kendall Portland, Tom Spa.n. VAN
sssser. and Hardy Downing. San Jose.
Fourth event. fye-nnile handicap. anna
ear-Entries and handicap. HunIsr. Ma
salmo and Cameron, Wellington. scratch:
d ylr9ss I'd Biscknore. Vancouver. -
yards r. Chamberlain and a. II. Chris
topher Seattle. 10 yards. L. l.. Luce. Bal
nra. 50 yar.is. Melvin Overly. Seattle.
r Waison Seattle. s25 yards. X. Marsh
All r. NJ Norton. Seattle. 30 yards: w
ii Rochon and ". II. Priest. Seattle. 375
yards; ". I. Miller and Charles Butter
worth Seattle. 100 yards.
fifth event. iive-mile handicap. profess
sonai-En;rics Hardy Downing, san jose.
eat G. Crawford. Moniesano. scratch; r
/ ] cottef. Tacoma. and q. ". Kendall.
,
ts 10 yards: Jack Sharick. Tacoma, and
fyansoa. Is yards: Tom Spain, vancou-
yer. i75 yards. H. +. Beemer. Tacoma, 2o
ysrts,
between teams from British Columbia and
Ess.,.ngton Riders will be- enoeen a,
he track One prize. so gold watch.
Omcini Programme.
The Official programme for the morning
Procession. as finally revised by ;hs grand
rsrsaal. L. ~ follows.
order of Parade.
Chief OF Police Reed. mounted.
Platoon Of Police.
Col Z r. Edsen, grand marshal. ana stan.
First Division.
Walter II. Fulton. assistant marshal, and
aides
Stevens Post. No. ]. G. Ar.
Rose foat. containing Rose Queen.
gnaaeed y Hon. Lieut., Col Edwin
Gaynr Prior. and headed by bat
talion bands.
Miller Post. G. A. r
Confederate soldiers. commanded by Gen.
Carriage containing Uncle SAM Queen Vic
tora and "A daughter Of Cuba
Red Cross float
hA..nss from y. 5. $. Perry. under COM
mani of Col Kiigore.
UafcETned Rank. knights Of Pythlas
Garage containing officers Y. 8, = perry.
Carriage containing Brig. Cen. Mcintyre
and staff.
caAsc' Containing mayor and city on
0rlage containing Hon. r. C. Hughes.
Wts'aait % the day. Hon. Andrew T.
b9ris,sf crater OF the day, and
IrT Z, = Meany. reader OF the
I~vlsration OF Independence
Carriages con- aiming officers III the execu-
tive committee.
Fife and drum CORPS
Branch No - Letter Carriers Associa-
ton. n. 4. l.. u
Float A. q. l.. w
Select knights, A -. l. w.
:. Ancient Order United Wo.kmen
asson containing Fioren,ine Troahe9ourz
Two floats 81 Seattle Tent. Ne. S. Knights
81 tho Maccahees
Foresters Of America.
second Division.
s. c caiderhead assistant marshal ana
aides
Firs: Regiment band
-, Woodmsn ~ the World
',.gI'y tr Containing fortY-eight girls.
territories' Mss Edna Peari Eds sea-
az the Goddess OF Liberty.
a~l'y sehoei Cadets. caPs, Henry Buck
49, ley commanding
~aius scheol children. waving American
fsgs.
Seattle Turnysrein. WIN aoa.
~ lFdDsSH tIftherf, 9OG.
oh'ef Kellogg and setttl. iire department..
Thtrd Division
Harry shaueui. assistant marshal and
aidee
i.enhen's hand
Shutdown Volunteers
1slss'f'ai paee}nt, a;ads up OF decorated
hoAis representing tho various husl-
ass Interests ~ lie city and county
Formation oI Parade
sl's division Mil faral on Third avenue
wen fesier way and Pike street
,ssold DIVISION viii form on Fourth
ssshae, between Jefferson and Union
e1r,se's, right rratiing on jefferson street.
. iNfa diY.Saoa Will form on S.Arond ave-
~r s~uth, h*F~Fcn Nesivr WAY ana Plum
"'s' s'feS', sefl resting on Yesler WAY.
iinc of March
IN Second avenue, from Ytsler way %
shea street, east an Mon s,r~sf 10 Firth
nHsehne. nor1h az t1fth - PIKE. east on
- 70 FIRST aYcruc. south ga west slts
- US aVeliue 80 fesler Wa. counter
.NSa on Pioneer square. n.t9 81. east
"e % tFst avenue Ia | MON ap MON
Sisse1 W." 80 S's-
Grand Marshal Edsen ISSUE. se follow
ias.
@enrrai order NJ. I.
- water II Fuiton Is hereby arpotf:-
= tsststsnt 24t-SlAs as2d Viii taxa charge
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