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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-15
P A R I S

Por dopde quiera que Sc eche Ia vista no
ee encontrarA otra coss: <cuestidn Dreyfuss
Tratos spsrto, para los ono telGSn intcstS en-
segur de ccrcs cl descuNo Vimionto de este
penoso asunto, que ha daio "a muy malos ratios
que promote dar!os pHoTes
Toda Ia prensa eeth cNr(prmo cn one cl
esc&n talo hahido cn Il Camara no tisne pr&ce-
dente pallamontsrio en- Franoia, la aqui el
necho an diputaAo. nl socialista Jaures, gran
ora lor que atacd los impugus iores de la re-
vision Del proo"so Dtey tu1; otro dipntado,
B> rnis jesuta &c levita, que le intovynmpio
di5itndole que es!a veaddo al ssiaaicato iudfo,;
un voento apdstTofe de Jnurts, y el diputado
scri4li.ta G1rauit Il chard, me contribuyo la
rct;rsla dc Catmir lerier, 30 abaanz6 Bcr.
Mrs 10 abofate6. ESte acto fua Ia seflal de
un ,uj ujato general <Alss dc Glen diPutadoss
fuGrouse las manos. y aprovecbando Ia confu.
sion el iosuftico Derus dib por detras una
tromj,ada ,Iaurda A dur,s penas logro sepa
rarsn l"s eombatientes, en- cl suelo de la
Camara quelaron ai'porsos cueiloe pUilos de
oan.sas. eo,b.,a>, atiiyres, etc, et'
Paris esta sun baio la lmprrslon lie estss
tumuituosss escenas, que no me han cogido de
sueto. Mucllos Gias antes habia dicho 70 en-
Ell. progresos
xBrisson. ,Iaurt4 todos los repnbicsnos
Green que la Repdhica pcigrs; que en- la cuea-
tion Drey fus Esterha2y hay algo mas grave que
10 cue parece d prlmera vjsta; que existe, en-
fin, una secreta alianza del sable Ell hisopo,
del Quartet la lg'esa. S4 dice: ''Detras Gel
general dc Boisdulfre, clerical . rlachs marti
Ito, del con,andante Lsterhazy, exzuavo pom
tifcio, go dibuja ID silueta dci josuita Dulac :"
HI iesuita Dulac es cl eterno lesuita "Rodin"
En- siencio en- la scmbrs ei iesuita Du!so
manea os hombres de Franca como ii fuesen
iicAas de uu aie1rez. Su si.ucta 10 inyaie todo,
de psri- & pTOvlnolas, como sombIa de yamyl-
ro CUE Sc apresta 4 chlpar De noche la savia de
la vida.
Ell ericallsmo - sel enemgo,> como lie
lIamaba Gambetta; Sc apresta dar 10 batalla--
Ia batslla sera tremendaf. 81,
Toda la vida de Ftsncia esta pendente del
dcsventnrado aaunto DreJfus probiema COM
piejfsimo, de imprevistaa consecuenclas. Tres
novedades hay que reseiiar: ell estreno de la
sNllle morte., ira edia eecrlta en- frances por
el literato italisno Gabriel d'Anunzio, cuys
obra, que es un hernoso pocma, no ha satls-
fecho competamente al rhblico nj 8 la orftos;
el bale de la Opera, que fac tan brillante como
et de otros amos; 7 ei crfmen de tres foregsdos
que atropellaron viimente uua nuchaeha de
MILAN, la golpesron hasta gae pardio ell como
cimiento ia echaron d IL VIA. Paso un tTen
rapido, lie oorto las dos piernas, y ell doIor
hzo revvr a la ohca, que cont6 10 qae ls
hahfa pasado....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-15

lnpznn Y PLATEADO. En- Arecibo va
oohE"o estan montaias, con todos los ade-
l4nt.. 40 Il ipccs, las pias g7lvanicas para
derar FiasG.r toda c'ase de prenlss de plata
8 cchra. Gaia de Pr&stamos de 4 IHartn
GOmpai1ta. Payta.0lO. 5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-15

Gran HgteI "I1gIateTIa' na8 H',@5 o7ds6E de pr
Montado Is sltura de los eiores de Europa,
Vistas a la bahfa. Con gahinete lie lectcra,
iepareamerto lie cantina, tabaquarfa J un ele
gante Salon &c Recreo. -Iioapedaje desde DOS
rzscs en- sje'aate. ses1n la habitao.5n que Sc
oouue-A. A;-TTEO -Propetsrio).
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-12
TACKLED THE WRONG TACK.
There Are Times when Things Are
Not What They Seem.


Here's a daisy" shouted the baggage
smaS'ler giersUlly as ms eyes gloated on a
niE handsome tT8ak that had 10 be Te-
moved frcm The car. Get on 10 NV curve.
when hustle 4. III het even money that
] can tugn Il three aerial somersauits land
Il On tie upper front Garner left hand ems.
and knock the iii on On IFS Just nay
size and he squared himself that ie
might give another evidence Of the pruNesss
that induced all the sinaShers to cal h.ni
cA.ef II was i handsome trunk vita
loose. light canvas cover and fair leather
straps, but the baggage acecker loses "a
shining mark.
TIE meek aud melancholy looking man
wita check rs his hand looked ana near.I.
hut made no sign. The man IL the car
sezed the trunk y .th the mug OF "a bear.
hHt dropped II IS Though IL We're afire aod
ewore Ike q pirate on 3 foot HIS hands
and CheS. weTa pierced As though with -
myriad CT needles and he danced about ia
an ecstasy OF wrath. III hiss anger ne
sWora that 80 soon aS lie Could get an ex
Dc wouid make splinIegs q the trunk ara
hash OF It's conten-s- Furthermore. he
would a1Ht Gown tAe owner AMI shoot "a n
fu0 Of HOES on s:gf2.
l1U nflanCAolY D4a <0ok "A 1ttie note
Book and made al entry. Then Ge entered
f1a car, T2Aed tie trunk ~ tde door and
}et /; DOWN gently 10 IAa platform Oh re
tae lg4th.* he SAID 4is3as SlCnAte.y. as ae
ag&l0 referred 10 the book. When We
u "nt ON ear wedding trip cur Whole eatGt
S4uce sHa- J carry i truak like tlts snaEu-
eged tacks ua.ler Ire cover. business taI
cut Handle x properly and al - Wei.
Try 20 smash q, ARIA yop aTs spiked !
taa * INV revenge Baggage. and sne b..
EvO%a tNLFt.ssifiQa y as c.iv next .cssG1.
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fIIH IN A FALLING TREE.
MOORE INSTANTLY KILLED
ar THE ARMY POST SITE
Prominent Nember Of Com
.esy d.. \. T.. W.-Norked At
ft~srlng Land at the Post-has
..-a Many Years in This city.

M Moore. :. 10 was prominent mem
= e,0n,uary L. X. g. w, and VINO ar
- ths call far volunteers when the
-. xssn spain becarae a reality, was IN
- xlIleel yesterday morning by fall
- srss rear the army post size.
30 g. ard G " Dimension were telling
a. xgbse3 stood % the side OF a small
- Yl.s ;ree had been burned. but did
=. an owing to natura! supports near the
- N0ofe aai E<lfnonston drove their
- Ia make She tree fail up tie hill.
go .hey eat away the support and ran 10
- ant Of tbs way. Moore went straight
80, the hlil ANA when he supposed thar
= as cut OF danger stopped and looked
81 A. Be Old 80 he saw taa 13g tree
- dswu az hsfn. Before ne could
80 h struck rs lefl shoulder ana crasaesi
80 ~ tAa ground Ills left lex and arm.
.@s-e broken and bis rsg8s eide was crushed
49, the tree vas rolled on he VAS found
rnyerer Yanaleil Instructed Deputy Cor
srsr Psrt Bugt4fwoFsa 10 investigate the
.sse SIX raem weFe selected from the men
e. uark on the army post site 70 carry the
s.,nzsne 10 the deaf W&E1D. Ihen i0Tty Or
go Iatogerz formed ia line aad stood vita
.ssfs on IS tie pali-1eaTers passed them.
saot Robinson, ass slant qaafteFflaSttr
q s A.. followed iae remains 10 me va
sn~ The c4Dtasn Thought a great deaf II
r. NoeFe. ard mad implicit confidence In
-, A. chs me lue caii for volunteers
80 raaas Sc vas working z the past site
- ais return from san Francisco having
e. hsnerablv discharged. ne was given
- safre p0slis5n he Aad previously.
Me- was about - years old. and had
|, - h e.affla s1r number Of years Ills
,teus WAS az TIE Olympic hotel on west
- .renBle lie leaves a wife.
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DIXON WINS OFF sullivan.
UNFORTUNATE FIASCo CAUSED By
THE LATTER'S BROTHER.
Through stupidity and Impulxive-
ness He Jumps Into the Ring he
fore Round Ends and the Ref
cree Gives the Fight TO Dixon.

LENOX ATHLETIC CLUB, y. Y, Nov
u.-Through TIE unlocked for impuislve-
ness and stupidity of his brother Jack
Dave sullivan, the little Irish pagilssl. lost
the bout with George DIXON. the eo!ore'
festherweighe champion. al the L@hox
Athletic Club. The lads were matched 10
10 twenty-five rounds az IL pounds ana
for nine rounds Dixon had the cali. lie
was SgIavan's master In nearly every in
stance and III the tenth round ne more
than outpoin1ei his adversary left Rand
hook from Dixon which caught Sullivan
on the head, almost put Dave out oi the
business. but he pulled himself together
only 10 20 70 the noor near the ropes from
d push Tn.s occurred very near the end
OF the round and Jack sullivan, evidently
thought that time was 0p. " hile Dave
gas trying 70 regain his feet Jack jumped
through TIE ropes and then ran back AGAIN
A moment later. just as Dave stood erect
Jack Jumped into the ring again and ran
over 10 the referee shouting Time is ap.
Jimmy Colyille. of Boston, who Was ref
cree. looked at the impu.s!ve youngster in
amazement and then spoke 10 the time
keeper. who said Two forty-one," and
then Colville waved his hands 50 as 20 tel
everyone that the bout vas over. sullivan
could not understand ahat Was up. as
Dixon made no effort 10 go al him anu then
the whole Sang flashed upon MIN. lie APP
pealc1 10 the referee TO continue. bug Col
yilles hands We're tied under the rule and
he mad 10 alternative.
This sudden termination OF the fight WAS
a sad disappointment TO the spectators. as
Sullivan WAS nag beaten when tie fiasco
occurred and would undoubtedly have gone
on for several roands, bat DIXON had such
ali adVanla Sc III The time thai there is no
question thaI he would have received the
decision If the bout had gone the limit.
Dixon VAS not as fast as Of yore. but was
equally as clever. and az no time during
The contest did Sullivan have the upper
hand. Since the MaherSh2Tkey fight the
Lenox Athletic Club has never had such u
large number Of spectators as II brought
out 10 witness ionlghts mill When the
betting begun Dixon was fayoTite az odds OF
100 10 ~, but ali offers at this price
were SO quickly snapped up by the friends
of the iltile Irishman that even money was
the ruling price inside Of twenty minutes.
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Had No Intelligent Policy on Which
to Appeal to the People.

Vancouver. Wash. Nov. TO- 1sgs.
To the Editor: Remarks are. / believe,
now IN order az 10 the causes that led up
10 the defeat OF the Peoples party IN tbs
state a. the recent general election. TO
commence with. the name "Fusion" is
very offensive 10 oh-line Popuhsts, ana
cost the Peoples party hundreds and
probably thousands eli votes. The single
tax amendments calied-was unionbt~
eddy 4 heavy load IL carry. although = IS
nothing more than is advocated by the
Fabian socialists OF Great Britain. The
single takers have 10 a certain extent an
iagonlzed the socsaHstic element. and the
inserting of the postal savings bank plank
IN the Republican platform tended 10 draw
the socialist vote. There are many other
reasons. but We think the distrusl Of the
Democratic party by the people In refer
ence 20 ons foreign policy cut perhaps the
largest figure IN BE congressional election.
When Congressman w. G. Jones reached
Vancouver, which Is essentially a military
stronghold. the people expected declara-
ton on what was - be done with the
Philippines. He ignored the question IN
Ais sneesh When Congressman Lewis
came he told the people that Mark Hanna
and Judge Day intended 70 give ~ the
islands; bat nc failezf 10 tell the people
how he would vote If annexation had 10
he accomplished by concurrent act az
congress TIE people knew pFeAtE VIII
where the Mckinley administration stood.
4,uf they ala ret HHd ont where Aessrs.
lssw.S ard 1a0es stood. and an overwheln-
ing Republican majority III Clarke county
WAS the result
Political parties Nigh; as wen trim th,ir
sails and get ready for action in lgse The
great question wiz he oar foreign policy.
IL our Anglo-SaNoD CiNsi cation 10 he Gl-
htid7 Is the United States ia make cam
mon cause with Great Britain and ii{tle
Japan in resisting tnat necessarily b. war;
the eaeroachnent OF the cTar * al the
Russlas? Yes, the United aies IN the
future Vii have q foccsn policy
Reforms move slowly, hut 'aey WI I've
through one party or another, and al par
isrs Viii 90 Wei - look ~ the sgfs of
he ,s1nss. and rat get Sqaar,iy acress the
pats pf reform.
FRANK ". SPEAR
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|saHl1H 4-1Ii--
nist kiIItss.

Money II loan, James Boutwell,. BOSTON
TaonaS NcAYoy. the sailor. who was
srsuFef By Pasrol;nan Jack iarck with
! Ok bundle or personal property in his
Lts~sess.dn. which really belonged 20 Mrs
n smith ami knute Nelson. was fined 81
nc costs hy Justice Austin yesterday after
aVa yer f'fiH larceny. Ia default Of pay
MeHi az MAS committed
1Ifnpsnas Ryan. Cripple. was fined s..
sa COSTS las Justice Austin Yesterday after
e. ior heating a t,oy named Bert Allefi
D. "a" n0a1 WITH his crCtch. Allen had fwo
- wolHdst tie said that Ryan beat him
Ne&ase he refused % ~ with him 70 an
'skhoAh place for the CNtcnsih.s purpose
= 9F4nAinE the place dry" Allen had
ls5er fnet Ryan before.
~ error VAS made Ia paragraph which
slsaied In yesterdays I'ost-lnielAgeneer
sAHS i1at IN the nine months ending
- s. ha free employment office had
,e'.i'soed ~" joss. IN should have been
e th4{ lH Jols were given Qua ia the
|EgaiA n October alone. maksnx a total al
e lohs supplied fer tie nine months.
III ihe to'a3 0alnaer os people given
go was ,. 40 ar much lnSs sfan half
e. "as Htes' done IN nine months lh.a
re police heievc ;hat Robert Edwards
- - accused 81 stealing tao maektn-
~ from tif" Washington Ruhis,.r .sufn-
p. is 3ar utr ho has stolen toilet artl-
- rom different stores from time 30
81 aie Is SroHa a. lhc deacon" His
* va If'ii sake place uutlt Nexf Tuesday
eseTcooa a. otisek. as h.s attorney ,e.
s. Nh.' I" rttstucc certain evidence. the
- ~ MlHfA haS uat .<ea made pahllc.
f. =. an 81 50" lprGs Edwards Was Ia
@~+''4t1 10 ti9 eaN1tF 3alf
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4 woruun'S opinion.


put speaking II funerals. so behind
$50 women ~ "a Fourteenth street car
II e.4nessfav Waen a funeral procession
.f tat. up ~ faezuacrs Of Some secret sts',l-
Fty sn flji reg7llA passed 0f the stfeei:
fae sight u tt1e p3Cfocd hats GAtslt 1ssd
as3e e. zoe wzsneU IA graUf 81 ne
-'lad Nou EVER see anything sfter 'aaA
taate.' ane sasn H. Look a thos4 Faea~
,{fcss-t if;s in All tda@t eeN~@3~s e io
.et talas kaoVs toev'Ne Tog s. secFrs- " s3rv~
v-1Gd Nau Nn& ~cT1ep Wts"NE &c f3fa "a
aroasai ln~ streets logged uut l.se stage
ssst.ersf y no eNsr heard NJ wots1en 6"i1as
4e imagine fhe lssUEa - ~ tiie AmtTs-
ear Raeesution rt3.nE agoaaf 80 esae
F&-~. u- gree We11eu's ar sttsG Temper
sa4. f-ntn @st5 cosd~sa- &5t.or.s.
Wsnfa esVt mo~e stn>e- I}ra "t3 2a'i
deliberately GlsA@ tis -l2se V.s @t,s-c-,cJ~
tsas @st. 1=soH sax -taSe sssses. ara J, "a
q. tAa- sv-fa, nsts aaa 'ao9e % fi-S5
p43nses My ht.s bard est teens aH he
paid 50 fvF hlS 1sUG. lie Eata 81 f@r 4
StFtHg$ <lcH E4~eW2 tay a-$ 1a. I'D
taeS's~~E*re }ae tv4e .a~ +fans~s aev
czss>g sssssss f1~ Sr~fet Ss3sty rgg@-i5~ 3-rc
nas--~attcg ssH .n4c 81 tha- Tor . ss.@a'" he
4see~a't Ve2E once in s.& Tnna5 p 1e az
irs<s~l s-eDns} dead e-t0Se paid fgy
IA feather ~ NUgD every e&t -0F year.
a satn-S tsaet = r.&.srAs Asr9.--eEs.-- w11't
s., ye,u eae,a see that she ,aaugas &
1sAk enc H&tg1e
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FELL FROM A sIA6iSd.
a r. KemiG, Mouider. Badly
uroEeu. hut VIII Live.

II. KeInig. a moalder. aged 81 years.
.stl from "A staging a. tho monster Eas
ss.ssrk h course 81 construction near the
s<<ner ~ Jackson street and Sixth avenue
s,slth Yesterday afternoon. a distance Of
ssrsv feat While his injuries are serious
be- chances are very favorable for his re-
cszgrg
h sustained a compound fracture OF the
lsst l.e and left shoulder and 81 bad cut in
We forehead He WAS a.so badly shaken
fs,r but good luck was with aim. and SO
IA az can be harmed he did not suffer III
ltsTnal injuries
i Ii i believed that Remig struck squareiy
I'd his heels. tie says that the last he re-
Members hs was going straight down.
fadeing from hls injuries ne struck on his
I s.a aud then plunged forward TO the
ground striking on his shoulder and fore
.ead. TIE skin was cut from his head III
! sort OF triangle. but the skull was not
tactUred.
kemig and another iahoger were putting
ere az the biE Plates tn plac. Ia be riveted
ethen the accident occurred kefng stepped
fatk on the staging and IN an instant was
g1sng down thirty feet 10 the ground be-
! lgs. ila VAS picked up IN IA scfnl-uneon-
4 t5aus condition and removed to Providence
Hospital n the patFo! wagon. lie soon re-
gsreresi bis senses. He IS a married man.
A1Is wife X absent an a visit.
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ARMY POST ROAD.
board of Public Works Preparing
50 MIKE improvements.

Tie board Of public works went yester-
Ia 10 examine the road between Mercer
|street and the army pest. with 4 view to
detrn.n.ug what improvements will be
Necessary iu making Of IL flrst-class
spEisyaFd. ~ seems thai tho county HOW
tses SEVERAL Thousand dollars 10 the city,
|iAe money having been collected By the
i ssnty on "A levF ras,ie Tor the road under
ae road and bridge fuahi. The levy was
sMde after The foad in question had been
kiE5udsd ia the city limits and the city con-
Isqueatiy claims the money.
tspt " ". Robinson jr, is extremely
|aasi1-s that the city shall improve the
Ma At tae earliest possible time The
kMfy delay now Is because az hack of FUNDS
fsHa when the county turns over the money
kpaectesi on the road. work vii. at once
Iss commenced
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The Naval boards Reporf

Cleveland Tain . aler
We are agpe@4 toat Acmsral CevYeza 2
feet .aIae oet &c Santiago haTfoE NT4
al the ether points ws uKe not unaus;n-
GGx
Admiral Sampson prepared the plans
a.se th@ slisCSftuns-
W. Guu kErW exactly What ftey we're.
e@t- &ft Nax. LoeN Wcte n1t carried out
G..fa shse 1oAget ia ts11 good oii Tap
Ect&ft Fashion, avery NHau for nsfgS..l :
&Ed t@e o*sl rake gnc hsuGlnoSt.
Nof 4n@ - the SHIPS was So aear h1t
tea} u ia.Eat have eee8 nearer TAis IS
ese@! ~ls ;E5,e ~ tse lstliana.
re Hfa0k}y. vas oa tbe auts.ge esca
cJs#E t3f essA7e, instead u being wltain
euWSt1ss &, stance
4he New YORK. was &~Ner ST. ~ ~ uif.
TIE captains ~ raa oregon. Texas and
Iowa seF~e D4t EaelE ships aid usost ~
tae G<h1aE
Asaue fres1s tails yye have nothing far-
.sleF - adj.
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Football Game This Morning.

There viii be a football game played this
morning at 10 o'clock on the l.. of w.
campus between the Be,l.ngham bay team
OF the university and Wilson'S Modern
Business college. Everybody is invited To
be present: 10 admission will be charged.
The lineup OF the university boys Is as
follows: Center. Fletcher; right guaru,
Fadden; left guard. Griggs right tackle
Richardson; left tackle Berkman: right
end. I'LL; left end. Wright: captain: right
half. Caches; left half Mitchell: quarter,
Barlow; fun back. Thayer. Game Will be
called at 10 sharp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THU
State Of Washington. for the County Of
king.-in the matter OF the petition Of
the City of Seattle, a city Of the first
tiass th4t ius5 compensation. 10 be
made FOR the private property taken or
da"aged by The regarding - First ave-
nue hi The City of Seattle, between Pike
Street and Denny Way, ~ PROV ded for
and specified IN ortlinance No. ITO, IL
said ely. eppfove5 December 81 1877 he
aScefl aimed by jury. or by the court,
in case q jury he waived. No IS is3.
Summons for Publ cation.
The Safe If Washington 10 j. II. Burn
ham and Burnham. his wife: Mary
Moss buchanan. Jacob Beaiz. Anna Bealz.
Norman l.. Colt and Mary T.. Colt. his
wife; Alfred Crebbin, -. NJ. Dlckworth
Marcia Z. Farwcil, James NJ clifford and
Clifford. his Wife Rob-ri q. Hooker,
Jarvis-C onkln Mortgage Trust Company,
"a corporation. Mary +. Low Jordan,
Thomas =. Krutz and -~-~ Krutz. hsa WIFE,
Edward A. Kelly and ---- Kelly b $ wife:
Mary a. Leighton. George II. Al, Me-
Cuii0rh 4 Henry Norris and
Norris his Wife; frances A. Pierce
and charles f.. Pierce. her hus-
band. blanche Teaty ANA 49, Teary, her
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Iatouia Races.

CINCINNATI Nav. II E@atonla results:
Mile and one-siXteenth--I}on Jour won:
Robert I.ayta second: Gomez third Time.
go
Seven fnrloncs. selling Flop won: Hush
second. L!ewauna third. Time l:55.
Mile. selling Horseshoe Tobacco won.
SamoVar second. Harry Shanuer third
Time. l.fSia
Five and a half fllylongs- Rose Ash won:
Crtnkie secsnd: Lizzie Tello third. Time,
7:14'A.
Seven furlougs- Agitator won. Fun Hand
second; Elsie BTlmbe third. Time 1:sll.
FOOTBALL today. 7. VI. {. a park.
y m.
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Oak Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. iI.-Resu,ts:
Six furlongs selling - Itanpowers won;
Pongo second. lnverary III. third. Time.
lis.
Fu'urity cours! -Figleaf won: De
fender second; Kaiser Ludwig third. Time,
1:u2..
Five furIongs, selling Lothian won; An
chored second; Peter Weber third. Time
I:o2
Mile and a sixteenth cnrica won Our
Climate second; Rosemaid third. Time. ~
Fu;.lrity course~Anlasa won: Chihuahua
second; sport McAllis.er third. Time,
los.
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PORT TOWNSEND VS.. SEATTLE.
High school Football Teams to
Struggle Today at Athletic Park

Seattle and Port Townsend high school
football teams viii struggle for supremacy
at the Athletic park this afternoon COM
menclns At 5 o'clock The visitors will arr
rive about noon on the steamer Garland
with a large crowd Of RIOTERS" Accord
ing 10 reports Townsend Is very strong this
Year and expects To wipe up the gridiron
with sscatthes representatives. w b.
Goodwin will referee and Smith. OF Port
Townsend, viii umpire. The teams viii
line up as follows
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WHEREAS. An amended libel has been
flied 80 the United @.afe1 District Court
District % Washington. Northern IDsyls~
ION on fhs sti1 day n November fsqs hy
4 H. St..41.TR. against tae American
Aarknntsuo fLeslfs H." her "a kta APP
pagei and furniture, alleging that said
baFkeutins II indebted % said Glselant
upon an account FOR 'n9tege advanced
bv Ear8es0H a. tniEcofS 70 said barker.
tne. upon the credit Of said barkentIne.
- pay certain ciasuA against said bark
sn,ins which were rs Rhine lens here
on gVnsefs account mad been assigned and
Transferred - UDelAHS. IN Ehe sum Of
one yhDlA4ud three hundred ard n!.retv~
stvs4 ana 9i-ife dollars Gtss7.ali and
paying that said sgssei, her tackle APP
pare. ard furniture Ui3y be contsemned
ana sold TO pay the demand .; sad Ebel-
aat wifn costs
New. therefore. rs pursuance 70 the mo-
rHjgn * tbs aa.f coslrt so r0e directed. I
80 hereby gfgs public notice 10 s!} persons
aIaim2iuE. az @the. = Sc having any interest
Ia me &a.s5 vsxsl heE iaekse apptEei and
flgf5tuTa. t3at fney 81 ana Apgear before
fae sHld cJsiTt, at the CITY 81 Seattle.
Washington at me hour ~ ten o'clock A.
sn On tna z45a day 81 &oEesgsher 1885 II
erwEs- on tnR n@Xs Gay II Jurisdiction
taereaf1sr then ana there % iaterg,oe. ts3elr
claims ard make sasAr allegations in thas
D4sea seattle. waah-. ~oveulser an. isa.
United states Marshal. DsssrscG Of WASH
II. s.. TYLER. Deputy.
G0gaarl & German. EroctoFs for Libel
Date 81 ass. publication. HeTsuabss S,A
lSsSs
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Ont in the Fourth Round.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. u.-Australian jim
my Ryan knocked out Jimmy Franey the
Cincinnati welierwelSht, here tonight in the
fourth round of what was TO have been
d twcnty-rOund contest.
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4 Youthful tyuse.

F,eaasitr-In wiaat part ~ she Tsela is s.
taught sha< = man saos:5 hasa oaly oae
wife
LATHE Rcy--t = xp@ef ft'S gre tsarf .1e2s Says
70 snsa cA2 -sx1s sae masters 4..-LA@-&-
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" +. HUMPHREY and
FsI1sF ARD WON TDpTE.

Y,ostofetce Address Rooms 79-7s sgili-
van building, Seattle. King County.
Wash