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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26

BIG BICYCLE RACE.
Champion Miller Punctures . Tire
and Loses q Lap.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. SIN the big forty
eighs-hosr bicycle race at Convention bah this AZ
tsrnoen Champion Miller pnnctused tire and
wrrt frtm first fourth place
The punctiire occurred at a. while the men
were COINS at a furious rate. and caused Miller
10 iose LAP. This pat She champion on even
terms with Rspine the Nashville man. The i've
leaders were practically in bunch and a Aerce
struggle ensned Nssderhefsr. the tail enaer y left
the track after hour ard quarter Of riding
The atari today Was made al - The score at
the end Of the thirt, second hour follows:
Julius. 6t5s Gus Lawson, SIS Repine SIS s.;
Miller sb.T; Waller. s,ss: Lingenfeider sii3
Aieterhafer sos
In sprint shertiy after o'clock tonight Miller
broke crank hanger on his wheel and lost lap
falling behind Repsne.
In the brush 81 the close tonight julius finished
wheel ahead of t;as Lawson.
Manager Prince claims that at the close tonight
the leaders were riding seventy miles ahead Of the
record for = six-dsy race.
In the thFeeuile motor cycle exhibition tonight
Fisher and Julius rode three miles in SIS going
the frst mile In IS
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villas an Interesting Football Game,
score II to o,

The Seattle high school defeated the second team
a the University Of Washington In . we'll played
football match yesterday the Y ~ c A. PARK
By score Of u to Q. The game rather
sided the high school nuteisssing its opponents.
until the last Ten minutes n the last half Then
this college made splendid rally. and drove the
high school down the field 20 within gard CT 20
Of the goal hne bat failed 10 eress
The team work Of the winning players left moth
Ing 70 be desired Their line held like q wall In
the first part ~ the match, but fell down toward
the close. Tho high school worked the eriss-eross
play several times. making hig gains. Geary. at
quarter. put up brilliant fight Gardener, At right
Eaata. was tower ~ sfsengih for Seattle Sam
Hurnss made the iocgsst O. the dag. going
ferry yards through the line
The university team evidently suffering from
lack Of proper coaching The line was weak. being
unable 20 prevent the high sehool's breaking
through. and stepping the plays The team In
genera! failed to hang together. but fought pluck
liz all the time
corbet. ~ quarter. played . strong aggressive
game and Duffy did some splendid taekiing for the
university feature Of u. day was . pugilistic
encounter On the biearhers. which AZ Arst threat
sned 10 turn into a not
The high school kicked Oh at o. m from the
south goal The callexe failed to gain and lost
the ball Soon afierward the high school lost on
. tumble. and the varsity gained steadily. The
ball changed hands several times, and finally the
high schoo! psizhed Humes across for Touchdown
Nc goal was kicked. Score TO In favor Of Sc
attic high schoei
In the beginning Of the second half the high
school had u all It's way. and speedily crossed
the line and kicked the goal score IL 10 0 10 its
favor The university then rallied and almost
reached the opponents line The rest Of the game
was isdeeisiye.
The lineup Of the teams was a. follows
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Saturday, November rs.

George Kinnear es TO J. 8 Goldsmith nj 81
81 w sci sut sec, 81. T. s. II g. Aug ;. 1896. ST.
Aionzo Hall c. III TO J. s Goldsmith, 10. 9, block
5. Steel Works ad. July 81. 1896 s3a
Frank H. wins'ow ct ux. TO J 8 Goldsmith lot.
IS and i6. block 10. Third Motor Line ad Aug G.
1895 S.
Jane. A sursess Ct u, TO Samuel Eaton, wi
George r Dearborn st n A. c. Johnston, $.
lot 3, block a. Bell Heirs "a al. Nov IS $50
Same 10 Msry I. Gillespie. n. lot g. block g. Ben
Heirs "a ad. Nov It, sa
Heavy Thurman et w. IN Blanche C. Terry. lot 8.
btnck A, DHnns adj Oct a. $50
viii. A Hall ct ux 20 Ida NJ Hard W. e, mel
sei sec. 6, T 81, r. .. June II. 500
German Savings sad Lean Society 10 Joseph Hoes.
lceh. IS lot Z. block g. A A Denny's ad. Oct.
e. Sc. 900.
james Fl. Payne ct TX TO shyl L. partcA lots Il
and 10. block ;. Fau City. Arrii II. tlso
Isaac Williams et Edward Ieifhelu 10, u,
bloSk II. Enslswooi. Nos g. sl7S
Charles " Ellis Nellie NJ. smith lot : block
g. Nagie's "a adj. Nor. IS. sssp
nanie sshuettcr 70 Charles Prentice part rel sec
81. T. -. X. :. New. II. sos
West Coast Imp Go To q n Roberta lots "a
4. hiacs lS. Gilman Park. New T. IS
ssrne 20 Charles Baasesd, 'os I. block e. los Is
block 2. Gilman PARK. Nos. 4. S.
r N. DE Moss 3: NJ 70 Fred k.n6irrnar. lots II
aad Is hiook HaS. Gilman Park Oct. p Size
KItfts NJ BszieY and ese~s1trix q H. Raxisy
&c 6. Louise Acksvson. Is fest ot snd ali lot B
hoek IS. {, d. Bossas I'D. Sept . Saon
rafir wtssUe Mins winsef. lots Is sna Is
he~s :. Fitners ID Div. Green Lake I'D. Svv
l., S.
sanis 4 winsor 70 same, ssne property. Aus :,
AlAi Lard &c e John NJ Hsht~ll lots = 20 n
hek lets Il to BT block IL lots il 10 a hso<s is
ists g 20, blaFs Is. lots q =. bsoek is Cad
hxr's al. West SEATTLE. oct =. 81.
Asdrrw cAsitsTv - 70 Masy r T9asrnllke
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only mailing their men. but OF throwing
them back two or three yards. The tao
kIss on both sides played ferceiy. but
Hi!iebYand was forced TO quit the game.
and Peii was badly used up. while the
Yale tackles. Ssiiinian and Francis. were
quite fresh ~ the end. The feet Prince
ton ends were much too speedy for their
Yale opponents. and Poe1s work from
start 10 finish puts him At the head OF
the ends Of the country. His partner.
Palmer. was not far behind and the bril-
liant work Of the pair In getting down
the Geld. az well as breaking mp the Yale
Interference. was highly sensational.
There was some fumhling and three times
Mcbride IN bucking the line dropped the
ball. and a bad muir by Hutchinson.
Princeton's quarterback gave Yale her
chance 10 kick her goal from the field
Toucndowns-Reiter. Mcbride.
fsoais--W heeier
Goals from fel6-Sharpe, Poe.
Time~-1g- minute halves
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Secretary Long Wants IL to Avoid
Constant Friction.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A special dis
patch TO the Herald from Washington
says
There Is reason 10 believe that Score
tary Long VII recommend In his annual
report that legislation be enacted author
iztng the ccnsol.dati ton OF the bureaus of
construction and repair. steam engineering
and equipment.
Ia place OF these three bureaus. accord
ing 20 the secretary's plan. there will be
one department. which will pass upon the
various questions which arise m conpec-
ton with the various construction and re-
pair shops 1t Is no secret that the secre-
tary's considerations In this matter are
the direct result Of friction constantly oc-
culTng In the relations between the hu-
reaus named. growing out OF the effort on
the part Of enc 10 extend It's authority in
the domain of the other. The secretary
believes that the interest Of the service de-
mands harmony in the conduct OF the
work on business principles
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Ccc.lia n. and G.. W. Homeyef - = ~
und. i Of tract j, Sarah b. Yesi@ " ~ - &
$40.
r. Huston ct ux to Pat Carolina =
erty. Nov. e. $40
sheriff TO r. A. T. Wright. baoca !
Nov. Q. $l.o37.is.
Receiver Merchants National BAat q L.
Alice wsidron. lot 2. sec IL. I. = : !"
1897. Sesi5
Hattie F. Spencer 70 John D. sndtA. ~ -
block g. iota 6 to ?, block D. lots Y: =: 80 -
/. First Motor Line sd.. Nov. ~ ~, ..A
Sheriff (. Thomas n Haekett. lots Y sf1
lots /. . II. IA IS 10 II. q. q. block ; - VI
H. 49, block S. lots s. 9, .. II. u 80
lots 4. Z, g. Is. H. Is. is ID TO 2. = ~ 9
block .. lot 10. block 10. lots : ~ 49, = =
Bakers adj. case sos rs Joei =
Oct Is, s.. a1oH.
John f. Aver 10 Mary Du ysrnes -
block 9, Harrison Heights sd. April =
Ella and A II. BOYD TO J. 7, Rssa - =
Shagshnessy. Ell 10. 3, block :. SaA'''
500
Sadie weas.. also known .. SADIE a. n.
J. Bevse let's and 2, BLOCK u. S
Soy. 2, $500
Ole r. Olsen et ur 20 Karen ~
set sec u, n. Is. Il. ). Oct u q 80 -
Thom.. lee >. a. % Rob~t Ssisn. .
tract 10, sarah H. YeSler u. C., MOI. = -
roa;s t:ft.sr, "a Klara Gilbert. nsd =
Gilbert's Ie-acrs Tracts. Nos. -. ION. Z
Herman wohlrcthsn 20 John Asio,n q -
FREMONT mine orA ~ Boss seA
on Foe. river. Nos. =, $50 - Il
l. " MarkIe et - Msrr
bloch A. t.ilmAa PARK. Ngs. .. 49, 4
FRYE Brsshn Go IA Manson 80 g. s.ssSIp -
and part lists l. 5. ga ADD z. haoex -
Lands. Sos. Is. q e. ~ - ~
Peter j. Hanssn et II. 70 u ~
and 5 block g. Gilman Pakt. Sos - - go
sh~-i~ 10 Caroline L. Grey ioss : - =. -
W G 4. Co lst sd KsHt. esss -
kirk IT al. Jar, y, SIS, x~~.xp &
fIsr~nee u. HIliusn ct az . ~ - -
Iones, iess ! 70 4. block " 49,
Dsy. Green Lake ad .os. g. H.D
Walter X. ant blanche ~ Msz.sssl, - -
and mag G. Bronson - Anafe.
10, g block a. Seattle HOMESTEAD. - r
MARI ard " r. vsrnon 20 Andfs.
Z. bloch Is, Gilman Para, Nc. u. - = {
N W prst. ct ur 70 Carrie = ~
block 7, penny h Hoyts ad. Arss = -
Frank Psekts 81 Tx 70 - Meshns
Bar Terrace sd. Oct "A. u -
A. Francis Touryflle ct 81 70 NM = -
!. blscS z. Eossoa Heights al. ss1sss ). -..1 r.
fess e. asd wftes ~. Gossnsa = Il
Sylvester. ios z, block 8. ssD4 pies rs
Oct :. ia
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f. n. I.ilienthal ct TX to DsrvtA Wt,>E - I
and 10. block l. lot 10, block { Dsan's =. ~ I
O. c., ST.
Doreth Walter to Lena \. ovsaA II \ h11l I
Deans ad.. Oct. q. 500.
Grace w. and Thomas G. Ni1a b Il = NJ
lot 2s. block S.. Gilman Park Nes. =. r.
d. c., Mary A.. Alice and Ca 1stAd1 = -
Wickland, lot IL, block /. Bothsas - - oe1
Sept q. SO.
U. s. patent, to Lewis r AinAaA = = Z
T. q. n. 9. July II. lss1
John W. Harper ct w. to + ]. NelQanGA -
SCI sec. q. T. q. r. g. Nov. a. q
Robert wingate ct ux. to sanA pa q - q
T. q. X. s. Nov. q. s.
Leon +. Ballard to Hazard / DaIias4. ~ 1te
block c. ogle's Garden Tracts. NOV. = -
j. r. Yoho ct ux to N. r. NcNulty. - ~
Goodenoush 0codenoush Extsnson - -
mines on Miller river. Sept !. u
W. @. Barnes ct ux. 10 same. ind ~ -
enough and Clipper mines on MiiiH rive, ~ =
Christopher W. Moore ct ux to @. J. -
lot 4. block IS. Denny 4 Hcyt's 3D., Ncs.
r.. NJ Dooley. trustee. TO II. r RssnsnA L.
to II. block 5. Yeslcr's LIT I'd. Kent kM ~
$780,
L. A. Clark ct ux. to Ruby o. 1cces: =
9. block 3. Clarke's LIST ad Kent. Nev. ~
wm, l.. A., l. G. and Fl. l. Cssk =
. to ii. block 5. Clark's LIST id. Kent, Ncs.
Max Glorious ct VIZ. to Joseph QuinA
-. block 40. South Park. Nov. :, y
Eliza ]. Ludlow and executors q H. :: I! I.
low TO Clara q. Tarte and VIM l. Ln9e n
/ and lots - TO 10. block !. al 49,
Woods Green Lake Park ad.; block i -
Nov Is, ST.
Michael J. Fallen TO Siels Andexscas -
Is. Gilman Park. Nov. II. &l0.
VIM Cormode ct w. 10 George =
lot rs. biock7. Latona lat ad, Ane. : -
Same TO same. lot q. block !. -
Aug. 4. 1888, S.
John y. Smith ct TO Andrew =:
to 9, block s. First Motor Line ID. Jsn
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yoN DAVIS 8 CO
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Thursday, November 10.
J. D. Lowmaa es w 70 John spcrck and p. L
Keese. lots II and u. block 81. Nasie's id, Ncs. IL
GM
Msthnda J. Piper to Margaret J. Rank, lots II
to o. block s. Ye.ier's ID id sup. Nov. II. s.
Thcnas 8 and salome R. Lirpy. Frank 4 and
Blanche n Van Turi 20 James orNezi. nj NJ sec. 3.
- a and und Of n u sec ). T. o. T. l. Oct a.
S. 90
Sarah 8 and Myron westorer. lot 10. block !. Nc
Gilua's ID ad-. Feb ]. seoo.
Seattle and Eastern Trust Co to A. B. wyekon.
lot 1. block Is. Burhe's I'd ad.. Sos. !. sl.f'ss
Charles osner ct nv to Peter Raumann. lots
and g. block 30. Bel Helm ID ad.. Nov. Is. SO
Lizzie Hucick to Theodore Hueick. lot Il. block 50.
Gilman Park sd. Oct 8. sloo
AIh Land Co. to Lewis Peterson. lots S to 81.
block 2 lots Is 10 is block s. lots TO 6. block T.
lots IL Is q a. block g. lets 20 10 So. block IL.
lots 10 10. block Is lots 20 s, Il to 50. block Is.
Chibergs ad. West Sexstie, Oct. =. 81.
]. C. Glenn to James W. Ask. n. 10 feet lot 5 and
lot 4. block Il, Mcrcsrs ad.. Nov 2, s2ooe.
Charles b Pierre ct ux to C. l. Intermela. lot ..
block II, Gilman Park, Oct Is. $aoo.
Anna ST. John to VIM A. Russell. lot and nj
lot !. block u. Dies Moines Sept 8. $50.
Edward Hoyt ct 10 ]. Y. Brown. tract g.
West Seattle s-act tracts. March =. 1885, toa
John Helzei to wileam H. Cross. part swt sec. H.
T. 2, r. @ Nov /. sl5o.
George n. Copeland ct ux- to Mary Marsharl. q
feet lot Il, block II. Nase's ad. Oct ST. ss3.
Joseph L. Jenott ct NJ. to Lizzie Farmer. lot ..
block 10. Gilman Park. March Is. 1857. So
Lee and Luey A. De yries. +. F. and Minerva 8.
Blaine to Emma Taylor 40 feet tract q Sarah B.
Yeser ID. c.. Oct. 81, $780,
Sheriff to George L. Crawford. lot g. block 81, D.
T. Dennys Sd ad.. Nov 3. $.Soa.R
Sheriff to Mary s. Newcomb. lot II, block Il,
Jackson St. ad. Nor. Is. $i.sl5.A
Sheriff to Josiah Whiting. lot l. block l. G. B.
Bagiey's Orient ad.. Nov. Is $l.Ha
State to Samuel Archer. ses nei sec. s.. T. g, r.
3. Nov. H. $soo.
Amanda E. and n B. Augustine 70 Adolfo Bra
cons. lot ). block Is Summit sup ad.. Nov. Is,
$500
A. J. and Maggie Wells. @. E. and A. T. Ward to
Daniel Kclicher and W. G. Barnes, und Of Frc-
ton mine. Nov. Is. q C.. 81
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Graz anE TAasnas C. Ai{sisr "a c Les
a feet 10. :. e3csk e, tiInssa Fsss. Sev Is.
xrs
JaAz Cevgixst e. Ex 20 snsssA1Enss Fslis rewsr
Ce rsA. Ct wsy acTass yxrs : M..sss .. c. oea
"A. S.
Hs-r. o rr~ese 70 Is=-s ssrcszf. lsss - Z. n
- s. sscsk & wA.lSnssrras nss. Green Lake al
<<r. ". t1s
uass C=ast fgar Co - Natal Lard Co. lots
"a q h4sxx 50 let > sae<k as l1ss "a - h0ca S.
ssss 10 y hsoxs - Gsam&R PAxx Ngs. ls s.
X > S@zns e 70 A \ fsgsSgs. IS ies 1.
Asres = EEsssfE $50. al, >ns l. se&
FtarSeg A Iaaes "a ~ % \ + ~ Co vsxst e
vas - fe~s pl4z tA7eszgA - Sa& sra sss ~
- H. g. oss- * A&
Mar A. AID Jeaa Msceanx1 70 Ansazs Bsysk
Ia L hsccA n SSw Il -, Nss. =. -
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TRANSPORT SHERMAN RETURNS.
Eight Returning Soldiers Died ON
the Voyage From Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25.-The United
States transport Sherman arrived from
the Philippines today. after quick trip,
the vessel occupying but twenty-five days
on the voyage from Manila
There were eighteen cabin passengers
and 1874 discharged and sick men on board
OF the sick. eight died on the voyage
They are as follows: Walter Fl Guthrie
Twelfth infantry: Peter Deusherty Thir-
teenth infantry; VIM. Baiuslaw, James
#. McClanahan. James c. Harrington Jo-
Burnes
Mechanism was suffering from COM
piieation 81 diseases and did not die until
after .he vessel passed into this harbor.
The bodies Of thnse who died on the
voyage were placed in sealed caskets and
brought 10 this city.
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Ellen N, Hess to Alfred Bass,s. i -
Nasle's ad. Nov. "a. S.sn. -
Sheriff 30 Charles L TAcuaa -.
q. Ies.y's "a ad-; nj lot 9. haoes &
Nov. Is. $3.50. ~
Charles Fl. ard Julia r Ixlsy ~ =
sasdas to Lilly. Bosardus 3 Co. = : 49,
attic Homestead Assn iss I'D. 81 = r
Margaret J. fcnt.us to Mar q n. $
H. Pentius $th ad.. New 10 m -
Oliver Peterson et ux TO Rak..x :
swi nei swi sec 8. 7. =. n { Nh Il
Oliver Pe'ersca e ux. to Richard - (.
nes s~i Sec :. 7. =. r. Z Nay Il u 20
Edgar A. Taylor to c. q. Br.anar. : 8,
7. 5. r. S. New. :. Nau Il
VIM. Harper to ]. J. McNauar.
X T. subject 70 right Of way for NJ - IN
Henry Laaim ct W. TO Hiram G w.. u
block l.. ". c. !. Co.'S lst a r. ~. "A
west Of elo'k Is. Yesler's LIST ad. Knf. AAS
Executor and trustee Of James =. =
Leslie o. Giichrist. lots ) to 9, MAI = -. \
ad.; lot $. block d. Delies' lth "a. -. -
q. c, ST.
lot /. Public Benefit sup. Plat q s. ~ ~
lows ad.. July J. $50,
Jonathan E. swainston ct az b ~ &
property in Lewis county. July u. ~ =
James d. Close ct w. to WI. \ n
erty in Lewis county. Nov. %. cm
West Coas: Imp, CO. to W. " ~
block II. Gilman Park. Aug q. IN -
Max Glorious ct w. to John Y. 49,. z.
block IL. Jenes' sup. plat; block u. $3.50 = .
May 10. 1897, q. c. ST.
Sheriff to FrAk Wright. lot 1 ~ = -.
Walla sd-. Nov. Is. si.s4a.2.
Henry Grady ct ux. to John LopeA. - :.
sec. 6. T. %. r. I. Oct "A. $1oN
Bethena Turner to Nellie v. TuEnw. u 4 -
Is. Madison St. adj, Oct. s. STA
State to G. W. Smith. tract IN ~ 4IRRa
Sept. 2. 1888. $40.
G. w. Smith ct ux. TO RichmcaA - - =
lot s. block 9, lot %. 81 lot q, Neck H<-~s
Beach. Nov. ls. SiS
Richmond Beach Imp. Co. 10 oaxA ~. -
at Richmond Beach. Nov. IL z Z, q
VIM. N. Murphy ct ux to Per We y :
block aS. Edes & knights ad.. Nor. u n
Lake View Cemetery ASH 10 Nh q. q -.
lot lss. Lake View Cemetery. Oek n. -
4. steinbach ct VI. to LAszy-Cs1am - =
lot I. block Is. Central ssAtslA Nss. y So
Chloe A. Doyle to Helen I. waylsna = ~
81. A. A. Denny's I'D. lots ! 70 { No. 1 EuorA
ad Des Moines: lot Z block q. NJ Il =
Aoines. Nov. II. s.
Eva L. and II. d. Gildsrslsss u uaan Il o.
"a WI swt net and 81 swa nsi go 81 {. ATE
cept strip of south end, Nov. u NA
Baker N. Coates ct w. to Era Z 0nsaa u
5, block .. Edss 4 knights a -, ~
$3.50.
Archibald Sinclair to +. J.. D. y. q 4 - 4
J. Eitel. lot 2. block 10. A. 4. D0nyt q, ~
$500.
Orrin Rice ct ux. to A. A. BeaxuN Z r. ~
1. Curtis adj Kirkland. Oct. 5. "a
Albert T. Bowman ct VI. to Enna eulA - {
and 4. block |. Edgemont 3D.. Fsh y -
d. Z. Frederick and J. @. Pstsnm e un0 Il.
Lung. lot 9. block 10. Fairsisw noaeGa1 M
Nov. q, $500.
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Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov @-veatAsr q. Oak
lard fine. track slow. Rssssit@
Fire furioass. selling CIRCULATION Won, Torsida
sessond. lie HAPPY third Tine. as
Seven .uFicnss- Esf.ssaieat wen, Rachel {. second
tsaatiass third Time x
Fptsritv sossss< Aaicv wca. Yellow Tau secsna.
HugSsark third Ffsses ia
siile rad eighth Sssrasser wen. Aeriuel
end satsa-ta third Tisar. ! 5sA
Seven ssylnngs. selling ~tszstsis ven. Rio Chico
second. fzssxsAaFn third Time. ~
SIX fsricaxs, selling sDay1s sSa. kecTeaftoG
aod. Etts third. Time. u
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FEAR LIVES ARE LOST.
storm on Texas Coast Wrecks Yes,
scIa browns Cattle and PeorIe

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. %-Alarming re-
ports come from the lower guif coast of
Texas. where severe storm has been
raging The storm was in the vicinity OF
Rockport A number Of small vessels
have been lost and hundreds - cattle
drowned. having been driven faro the
EyEis hy the great force Of the wind blow
lag from the mainland.
Many houses have been destroyed and
II IS feared some lives lost Much ureas-
tGeSs IS felt Tor hunting and yachting par
ties frorn pAiias. among whom are ax-
Mayor Holland and r.. II. II. Green. son
~ Hsttie Green. az New York.
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NEW YORK Nov. &-The United
States crwiser Chicago flagship ~ the
South Atlantic squadron under Rear Ai-
l7ssra& SehleE passed ont Of quarantine.
eeauna fer her station. Her first step will
Re az 81 Lucia and thence she gers to
Rahia and after that 20 BGenos Ayres-
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Cant Get Past Care-Hotyokc Re
turns for Coal.

Tue Hclyoke which has been lined up
slougsias John II. SpFsekeis' fFeighteF
t>ssrlna at Seah h2S for two weeks await
leg a tANorao&e opportunity 20 skcos out
past Cape Flsttery with her tow. returned
t. TIE vftv yesterday go repsenish her coal
supply.
1he ijolyoke has made repeated attempts
- &c. 70 sea with the t>xaTina. bat each
sfs.e had 80 put hack owing 30 uatavor
able winds an4 generally rough weather.
@oarG.
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BOSTON NAVY YARD FIRE.
oId Structure Destroyed and Los.
Estimated at 500, 900.

BOSTON. Nov 25--A threatening flre
broke out in the Charleston navy yard this
morning The yend ng shed one Ct the
oldest structures In the yard. was de-
stroysd. entaiIlng a loss estimated at be-
tween SIS 90 and si00eto
The marines and sailors on The Machsss
and the wabash assisted In fighting the
fiamss. and adjoining property which was
threatened with destruction was saved.
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Thanksgiving exercises wfli re hel9
"Wednesday morning az la o'ckcxk IN tsse
n1aey CsStTexs kindergarten. 4 large at
tenEamce as friends % the institution ~
exgec.sA
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Seattle Athletic Club wilma,

The second series 81 the bowling match between
the = A. &. and the 2 Il c. teams was rolled
last night the latter clubs alleys The 8. A. c.
three OUT OF four games In total pins the
two Teams a tie with SOL One week previous
The =, - G. team beat the 3, A. q three out
os -four games the = A G. ALLEYS Ths teams
are now a tie in the number d games and
iu<t
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Wolcott lIests Creedou.

CHICAGO, Se. 3 joe wo,eett va, given the
decision Dan Creeton az Tzttsfsais tonight
the end Of sir rounds Weicott did more lead
ing and his hlcss seemed 30 have greater effect
t'feedsn fought Largely the defensive. combining
himseis for che most part 10 ocunteffng The de-
sisaan ~ Referee Hogan we'll received
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Ma -.

fAAtFs13 ~ E4FtEssfE-
Tse material advancement ~ tA- state
- N Asalasrea tass sea- Is RetA4nS short
~ -nxrSs4S&s ever 10 tAose 81 Is wae.
turing shs last eight Years. haxe ycegse-
sied sssa have Eeyss sess sa.iA
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8. A. Z. Track Team.

meeting viii be called next week Of all track
aad field athieta of the Seattle Athletic Club
ard preparations made for indoor sneetas
Ia the future II is the intention Of the club
Ia put another field aud track team in the field
this hummer
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Ar informal meeting cf hssssteAN en-
5 hilSla$ts Was held last night 81 The i
\ 4 rooms IL was decided 20 pGs =
t<ans IN the fcl6. A cali Was issued for
a general meeting 10 elect ofseers next
u sanrsstax evening.
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PRINCETON DEFEATS YALE.
SENSATIONAL YIKIsn TO A CHEAT
FOOTBALL GAME.
With Just One 1iauts Left, Little
ArthaF Poe Drops . Beautiful
Coal Fren the Field and Drtags
Victory ouf Of Dcfeat-11 20 10.


At Ne. H.Tsp.rsiaesson; u: Y.'., d.
A, Carlisle 81; 0esrtsn. u
a, PoYtiaod-U. Of o.. o, n. A. C.,
A. Kansas cssy-Censral high wheel. II:
Tosssxs high school, Q.
Al PltrstIrg DHGassns c. and 4. C.. 81.
state college s.
Al Essnston. III Northwestern. .: Pur-
6se, p
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LONDON Sow SACK Mcsernick II phgia-
delphis knocked oa, loo Goddard ii Australia. in
thr second rouna It what to hare been a
twenty Ypuna BATHS tefers che Crescent Club e.,
ntSkt
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sniseiy ths Axtat~.

Yakima Republic
Mr.. Sntvesy sees ssse necessity II rosssir-
stlne sosas other nan t2-an Bryan very
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