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The times., 1899-06-04
NEW NOSE FOR SAN JUAN HERO
Surgical Art Amends Work of
Spaniard's Rifle.

New York, June 3.-A hero OF San Juan
is at Bellevue today with a new nose. His
nose now in as good shape as it was be-
fore that historic day when Spaniard
hit it with the butt OF Mauser rifle, be-
cause its owner was too close to be shot
at The hero is Laurraine Hayes. son
Of John Malcolm Hayes, wealthy sugar
planter OF New Orleans. Hayes at the out
break of the Spanish war enlisted in the
Second Jmmunes, who were encamped at
Mobile.
When he learned that the Immunes
would not see actual service Hayes be-
came a member of the Ninth Infantry
regular army, and fought at San Juan.
The operation performed last night was
witnessed by large number of physicians.
The times., 1899-06-04
CAUGHT MAKING BOGUS COIN.
A Greek Countcrfeiter Surprised by
n GoNernment Officer

New York, June 3.-Nicholas Castobelas.
Greek. of 1879 East Thirteenth Street, was
found by Secret Service agents yesterday
stripped to the waist, and bending over a
red hot stove in a dark back room at Ill
Greenwich Street, making counterfeit
money. a quarter dollar was cooling by
him and another was in the mould
quantity of molten silver. antimony,
mouids dies, etc, we're found. United
States Commissioner Shields held Casto-
belas in s., 900 for examination.
The times., 1899-06-04
Married In Oregon.

San Francisco. June 3.-Lieut Benja-
min Holiday Dorcy. U. S. A., and Miss
Linda Holiday. of Portland, Ore, were
married Thursday night. The bride -
daughter of Benjamin Holiday, of Port
land, the pioneer express and railroad man.
Lieutenant Dorcy has risen from the ranks.
and has seen hard service under General
Lawton in Indian fighting, and was through
the Cuban campaign.
The times., 1899-06-04
Bath Delicacies.
Hot Water Bottles and
Syringes.

Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle. l quart
size -..-..-.....-..-.-..foc
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle. quart
sac - ...-.-.-..--.-.....-...5 .59c
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle. quart
Household Bulb Syringe. with hard rub
Der pipes; guaranteed. .I9c
Household Bulb Syringe, with hard rub
Der pipes: gus Iteed 4oc
Fountain Syringe. quart size. with
hard rubber pipes; guaranteed. iJc
Fountain Syringe. quart size, with 3
hard rubber pipes; guaranteed. SOC
Combination Syringe and Hot Water Bot
tie, quart size; guaranteed. 81. 10
The times., 1899-06-04
Death Followed Horses Kick.

Easton, Pa. June 2.-James sheeran, fourteen
years Of age. son Of Patrick sheeran. Of South
Eastun, kicked to death yesterday afternoon.
While riding in a carriage with an older brother
broken harness caused the horse TO kick over
the dasher. James skull was crushed by the
horses hcof.
The times., 1899-06-04
MIR. Wilson Not to Go Abroad.

Lexington, Va, June 3.-Hon William L.
Wilson will not go to London to attend the
Royal Institute as anticipated, the reason
being that he deemed 1t inexpedient to be
absent from the coming commencement at
Washington and Lee University
The times., 1899-06-04
Perfumes and Extracts.

Colgate's La France Rose, per ounce. ,S5c
Roger grI Gallets yiolette de Parma and
Vera yiolette, per ounce. e...-...............59 SOC
Pever's White Clover. the latest odor. per
Assorted Odors. regular 35c, s9c, and SOC
kinds, per ounce. ...-.....................2 &c
so dozen bottles Assorted Extracts, 15c
and 1sc sizes, per bottle. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
The times., 1899-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL COM
MENCEMENT OF the Medical and Dental
Departments OF the National University
will be held TUESDAY. JUNE 6. inst. at
o'clock p. m. at the National Theatre
Members of the Medical and Dental pro-
fessions and the public are invited to at
tend II. II. BARKER, NJ D.. Dean.
jei-3t
The times., 1899-06-04
Carpet Cleaning.

We clean and renovate Carpets by process
which cannot injure. and which eifectually rer.ws
color and texture. Your Carpet cleaning will be
well done If you intrust it to
The times., 1899-06-04

GLENWOoD CEMETERY-The annual
meeting of the lot owners OF the Glen
wood Cemetery will be held at Masonic
Temple, MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 3.
1899. at s o'clock p. IN. All lot owners
having the interests OF the cemetery at
heart are earnestly advised and requested
to attend this meeting. Trustees are to
be elected. and other business of import
anee transacted.
The times., 1899-06-04

MUSCLE BEATING regulates the circula-
tion. gives natural flush to the face.
and removes wrinkles. Free instructions
given by the inventor. JOHN E. RUEB-
SAM. 20 Third Street northeast.
my25-lmo
The times., 1899-06-04

NOTICE OF DISSoLUTIoN.-To WHOM
it may concern: Notice is hereby given
that the firm OF NJ. l. Granville & Co. do
ing business at 1921 Pennsylvania Avenue.
and composed of NJ. L. Granville and E.
E. Stack. has this day been dissolved. and
that the business will be continued by E.
E. Stack. 10 whom all bills due the said
firm must be paid E. E. STACK.
jel-9tem
The times., 1899-06-04
is WONDERFUL QUALITY.

- ~ O-N - -
tisss.''i.i.. csnese Fancy Plaid Mat SC I'D
Jointless Heavy Fancy Chinese 10r yd
Mattings. .-..-.------------'.---
Jointless Extra Heavy Chinese 1Er yd
Mattings Irregular Csc grades).-.-. lJS -
Inserted japanese Mattings (regu- 1Sr yd
Double-thick Fancy Chinese Mat
tings choice plaid and stripe pat 17lr Vd
terms Irregular 25c grades) s)....-.-... ~ 2S y
japanese Cotton Warp Mattings.
damask patterns Irregular Soc 00r yd
- -
Imperial Inserted Japanese Art
Mattings. white grounds. with pret-
ty inserted figures Irregular zoe 00lr I'd
gfantD -.-....---..-... - - L
Extra Quality japanese Cotton
Warp. damssS and weave pat
terms. in green. gold, red, blue treg OR yd
ulRr I0c grade) Observation-Disclosures & ~ =
japanese Mattings Rugs, 2s' feet. 2Sr ca
Special. O1S ~
The times., 1899-06-04
Ammonia and Witch Hazel.

Violet Ammonia. quart bottle. loc
Finest Violet Ammonia, quart bottle. i. I5c
Witch Hazel. best quality. quart bottle .Ioc
The times., 1899-06-04
Toilet Waters.

Eastman's Violet Water. r.....-.......-....29c
Colgate's Violet water-iarge size &c;
other size ...............,....... .35c
Roger & Gallet's Violet Water.
Murray & Lanham's Florida Water. .4ic
Eastman's East India Bay Rum..... .esc
Nicholson's st. Thomas Bay Rum. ...... Ale
The times., 1899-06-04
Summer Sale Of Toilet Specialties.
Face Powders.

fellows Swansdown. n...................... &C
Tetlow's Gossamer Powder.
La Blanche Powder. .29c
Roger & GaIlet's Vera yiolette Powder. .9oc
Isabella Cassady's Complexion Powder. ..4Gc
The times., 1899-06-04

SINSABAUGH-on May q, 1893, ROBERT A.
SINSABAUGH, aged fiity-eight years.
InteTment at Middletown, n Y. 1t
The times., 1899-06-04

Furniture Factory. I2,h and D. Storage. 22d and NJ
The Republican journal., 1899-04-27
NEWS OF BELFAST.

.ttA'i Q
rhautauQua Circle will meet
,i-. Whitmore next Monday
-f.r4 Circle, Kings Daughters,
,.,} Nr> Blanche Scott, 9 Pearl
.t..tyeuing, May lst.
..rt sed letters remaining un-
+.. Belfast Post Office for the
ar- Arrl %. Gentleman-N Mr..
'u
.anaaec county Probate Court
,tirstration was granted in
.+becca NJ New bert, late of
Gorge E. Roberts of China
illustrator.
lf. will meet with Mrs. A.
cedar street this, Thursday,
I'd o'clock The usual month
ating Will be observed, to
a0. lre interested are cordially
.ot at Waldo lately bought a
maehlue for use of a sheep or
tlr familiar horsepower ma
\. Nth threas hig machines. 1t
...t r.Irive a churp, separator, or
,. .utnery.
er 4 Maiden, Mass, a former
sulrnt, was in town Thursday
". tt4 sale OF the Thos. E Shea
~ Woodward of Melrose, Mass.
MT Foster. Mr. Wood
nfy his new purchase this
s>port Herald,
1Wers of the season to ar
Ha editorial room We're the
uue from Burlington, vt.
spre1ueus and are as fresh
brought from the nearest
uot graw near here and the
Belfast botauists have en-
from outside sources.
Fred Alexander has sold
u.- AIlier hy Haroldson to
New York Gentner &
"4 hair of horses last week To
Mass, a pair To a Jackson
.H rjused ont the remainder
Iaucaster x West. Owing
atAer business Gentuer X
aaudie NO more Western
~.
r.-,, GRANTED - follows
.--a- r,r4oie, Rrusbil - To-
. tabia S Thompson, Sears
-"+ Alden y. Annis, Rock
-2u Miles Burkett, Rurk ett-
"A Sylvester Niual. East
-l2. Aaron E. Davis, Or
-t- Benjamin f, Bussey,
11l AlhArt a u.q
..,. ,f,.4,} far a f.v ,i.,.s
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u ti-lU"Aii 4el'atl 'dueI III
7l'i'IVith r. VI iioill oile west
7..'''' tug " eitiie't' 1 lie Fodi-
-''7u leeb Wlde III the
'' " PlanA' some adaltiohal
t'l Inc ahuV'hen'S slreil2Vheu-
1'ie pres seul 'eI'a'iS 20 ''le
All" 'AaAe 'he IoWer ofldge VIII
''"'5o"SHiS 0Neri'au'eu' Dur-
1N7 'aNq' VIII pe 05 'lle
Ihe first game OF base ball
a- d If lSs9 was played on the
~. ni Judge Rogers residence,
street, Saturday afternoon,
Iae contestants were the High
i the Hard Pines, the former
--'re Of y to 20. The mines
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The Republican journal., 1899-04-27
Summer
Underwear
From SC. up,

Including, PINK, BLUE, BLACK. FANCY
CHECK, SILK Isle. ETC.
The Republican journal., 1899-04-27
Corset Sense

l. written all over our corset department. Not
bigger and better selected stock in the city
We have large corset trade ana intend ID
Keep H. We know Of put one way ana that is
by buying corsets best suited to our custom-
ers- We've cot the latest ideas and the lowest
prices. - Trey are up- ~ date corsets.
Prizes ranging from soc. to $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01

At Atlantic City little Frences French.
the 12-year-old daughter of L. K French.
saved James Young. aged H. from drown
ing In Gardeners basin. Mt Mathis wharf,
Wednesday. The lad was standing on the
deck OF a yacht, when another boy dared
him to jump into the canal. Not beiiev.
Ing II was deep, Young did so. He found
himself in deep water. and being unable
tn swim yelled Justify for aid. Miss
French. who IL an expert swimmer. heard
the cries and running 10 the wharf leaped
into the water without an instant's hesi-
tation, swimming To where Young was
fast losing consciousness and holding hts
head above the tide until assistance came.
philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01
.pEwTER DINNERS" IN LONDON.
A Collector who Owns = Complete
Table Service of the Metal.

Probably the best known pewter eollec-
tor in England II Frank Jackson. the well
known artist and the secretary of the Lon
con Sketch club.
IL was owing to him that the first din
ner was eaten entirely from pewter. and II
IS through him that the pewter dinners
have become an artistic function. 10 which
many amateurs OF the curious In life would
give good deal TO be invited.
The originator Of the idea began to coli
Iect pewter some time ago. in fragments.
lie would come across a dish here. s plate
there or fine sankard In some country
tavern. As the collection grew 4, became
his ambition 10 have a complete csnner
service for At least SIX people. a hing
which. as every collector knows, q ex-
sremeiy difficult Of achievement Gradually
the set grew. The fine collection of tank
ards belonging To one of the smaller inns
OF court came into the market and was at
once bought up. Some wonderful tureens
and basins Of pewter were found IN Rome.
The remains Of the table service OF 4 car
dlnal In the Middle ages The greatest tiif-
ficuity of all was experienced in the search
for ltauor glasses OF pewter The artist
was determined that nothing should he
wanting ia his dinner service. and that II
should be complete down to the smallest
detail
Eventually strange as II may seem the
lauor gases were picked up in Aigiers.
They are Of very rare and curious work
nanship. Pewter seems so thoroughly an
English product that one isaes it difficult
~ imagine II Of Moorish workna nshtp Tire
knives were discovered at the sale az an
old country mansion with It's effects The
handles ar. OF thick pewter. II is curious
also. to find how difficult IL IL 20 eat with
pewter spoons after the Light silver ones in
use in ,ae present dsy. When the whole
dinner service was completed the Plan OF
regular pewter dinners was tnanguratss by
6r jackson. These take place In great
studio a the home ~ tf}e artist. Reslgara
faFk Mere than one 0.d English trad ton
IS kept with ease selsmnity and old English
fare Is eateu.-~Frons an English nanag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01

Their Profession One of the Most
PrOsperous In That City.


Just now there is crusade in progress
aga.hs: gambling in Montreal. and the
facts which are being brought TO light and
published by the local paper at the head
OF the movement are of a somewhat start
ling nature. They show that more vari-
cites OF gambling flourish openly in Mon
tieai than in any other city on the Amer
lean continent. Lotteries. policy shops,
pcclrooms. stud poker Joints gaming
houses equipped for faro. roulette and
craps. al. go merriiy along In Montreal.
unmolested by the police. and little fearful
Of official interruption
The distinctive features Of Montreal gam
bling are the lotteries and policy shops.
These establishments have been most
thoroughly suppressed In most cities OF the
United States. but they flourish with all
the exuberance OF a weii-pro;ected indus
try In Montreal. There are al present
three large lottery concerns in this city.
10 which the people last year contributed
In money paid for tickets over $3.0c0. 0e0.
There are four policy shops. having daily
drawings. which during the same year
disposed of over e,0o.gO tickets, repre-
scnting probably million dollars In
money.
Everything IL open In Montreal. No at
tempt Is made to do business under cover
there Ia no necessity for Ii. The lotteries
pretend TO be quite lawful institutions. and
even the chief Of poi!ce says they cannot
be touched.
The claim of the lotteries 10 legal sane
ton Is based on the fact that they are
operated nominaliy as art associations.
Pictures are awarded week after week to
the successful holders. but these are never
taken away by the winners. but simply
redeemed In money at uniform rate Of
one-haif their alleged value. The reason
for the pretense OF the lotteries to be art
associations is found In clause in the
Canadian criminal code. which gives per-
mission for the holding OF drawings fer
the distribution of works Of art. A. as
Tie policy shops put forward an equally
iaud1bta Purpose as the object OF their ex-
istenc tho promotion of charity. One OF
them adds the teaching OF music TO It's
other benevolent works. and claims TO have
a musical professor in its empley.--New
York Times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01
--eH---7'~~~
LAWSUIT OVER 4 PRIZE pos.,
New York sheriff Looking for n
Kansas city Dog Shew winner

legal proceedings have been Instituted hs-
the executors at tire estate OF Charles z
TsltaT3. 30 r.eaver the pstze deg Sander
Yea in The deg - a fine Dane and IS
valued ar 81 $40 He WAS tent hy Mr. TIL
ford before hts Death te - Masx-Arnelt ~
Tuchaiaes. NnsFcheStsr coaasy. Mr Nnss-
Sfnost Is IN animal artist. sna II * os-
heyea be wanted the animal as q r,areisl
fNr pictures Mr Tstfogf died cg9 Anvil
:. 2n3 sogree tirfe sfteswarsI he executors
WaTvva : Foster and the United SEA les
Tyist COMPANY. naasge ,iefnsssi usssasA Nj
AFnclt fer the return ~ Sa.aor vo<. Iys.
ens he fsrasseNS to give htns ap. Tss exc
estcrs Through their counsel. have rtw
so0ghi the aid ~ iae courts and Sheriff
Nelsey 81 rscoves the aag. The plaintiffs
assert thas they are entigless 10 Immediate
1se2se$ssoD ~ the dog art have hs.eg,
6amaxsss Wy reason ~ his nnsa wful sissess.
ten. Deputy SerTtsg f2rceae visited NJ
srn6'tS ssss<siN ~ Tpckahsss Wednesday
afternoon. bGg caul8 nat ass8 s8fasr Nsss,
ar the deS Ha wa$ informed ghAs NJ Ar
n0it iEa& taken sae animal 20 Tgsssrsyg-
warts
q. M0ss-Aruait- the artist mentioned n
THE SRseTe. WAS ~ Kansas svty-S iaSs aag
Ssa0w - 1SsS A. faat tsnna be- WAS EXHIBIT
irg Saaiar Ten "a Tor hAs owner. - r T4s-
teEd &S9 re Dog wan ali Tie horors IN
;ae gsee&t sssne elasz snegazlnz. the Kar-
Sas CTS Stsr cup Svv iAYk TrshanU-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01
Cause Of Natural Curly Hair.

One exhibit at the recent meeting OF the
Royal society OF London was a very curl
GUS one. being a model explained by Prof.
Arthur Thomson and showing how natural
curliness of the hair Is produced Many
reacers VIII. no doubt. like to know that
for curly hair three factors are required
first, the hair shaft; second. the hair mus
Gle; third, the sebaceous gland. The gist
of the whole story seems to be that IL
your hair is fine and ribbonlike in texture
the shaft" is not stout enough 10 resist
the strain OF the muscle and therefore takes
TO Itself curl instead OF assuming more
or less the characteristics of the bristles
on q dogs back
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01
PORTLAND OlRSM[N WIN.
DEFEAT THE VANCOUVER AND
VICTORIA CREWS.
h the Dsninion Day Bicycle Races
Cssaes, Tacoma Crack, Wfns Pro-
fesssssal Mile, Dst II Teo heavily
HanasceppeS TO Take TIVE Miles.

Special DISPATCH to the acknowledgements.
VANCOUVER. b. G.. June 0.-Tne
American crews won ali the races worth
having In Tire annual regatta in tue North
Pacific Association Of Amateur Oarsmen,
beginning here today. The Dominion day
sports viii be continued tomorrow. Bicycle
and horse races. lacrosse and Aquatic
sports have made a Lively day for citizens
and two or three thousand visitors.
The rowing boys frcm Portland won
everything today that they were entered
In asaIns, the picked crews from Victoria
and Vancouver. The victories were entire
" unexpected. The junior four-oar race
was the frss called The Portland boys
were matched against the junior crew OF
Vancouver. strokea by Prsnger, who easily
heat the seniors OK this city. 6prtngerss
oCew drew away at the start but the Port
knd boys pulled a lang stroke that made
the home boys feel little less comfortable.
Victoria was half dozen lengths behind
by this time and there seemed no life In
the boat. A moment later the Victoria
boys struck xnag, which put them out OF
the race and left the Portland and Van
couver crews 10 come In almost together.
the visitors slightly ahead,
In tbs single xcuii race, Patton. OF Port
land. put on n fine spurt and won from
OrDuiiivan. Victoria. and II. r. Alexander,
Vancouver.
In tho doubles. 4. f. Lloyd. formerly OF
the Winnipeg Henley crew, with J. Thomp-
con. won from A. King and v. Lanssen.
The finals viii be contested tomorrow.
Frank Csofter and r. A. Barnaby deTnon-
utratrd their ability In the professional class
on the bicycle track this afternoon. In the
mile Cotter come In first with Barnahy
second. their usual order making IL In -.
VERY good time for ihe condition OF the
track.
Too great a handicap was given II. w.
Cameron. OF Wellington, IN the thres-niile
and Cotter failed TO catch up. Cameron
was first. with Swanson second. time, rs.
vlrGii Hail. the Seattle man, came In
third In q trial heat. but could not qualify
for the Anal.
Henderson. Of Vancouver. won the five
mile championship Of British Columbia.
with Thomson. Of Victoria, second: time.
AW
=. Deeley won the city championship milo
race, W A. Anderson second and J. r.
Reid third.
The novice was unusually exciting. An
derpon winning with Reid second.
Tonight two Indian canoe professions OF
fifty boats each, with fireworks, are keep
ing the crowds on the wharves and water
front.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01

Twenty Rounds OF Careful and Tn.
usually Clever Sparring.

NEW YORK. June 3a-'Mysterious'
Billy Smith. OF this city. and Charley Nc
Keever. of Philadelphia. met at catch
weights before the Broadway Athletic
Club tonight and fought "a twenty-round
bout to a draw.
In the opening rounds very little was
done except that In the second Mac, in
reply 10 a kidney punch. put mouse
over Bi.ly's left eye Smith forced the
fighting for the next four rounds. trying
hard 10 get his righ. over the neck but
was careful and unusually clever A
hot mixup in the seventh, with Smith
forcing. brought about hard exchange
of lefts on the face, Smith boring in with
his left 10 the body. Mckeever came
back with straight left. which cut
Biiiys damaged eye. Smith bied copi-
oasly, and when he went to his corner
IL took all the exertions of his seconds to
stop the flow.
Smith came ND In the tenth In such a
vicious manner that by a too free use Of
his elbow he incurred the dispieasure Of
u good many of the spectators. From
this 20 the end Of the twentieth round
there was little to choose between the
men Nckeeyer was fast and clever.
landing with his left frequently on the
face but Smith countered those with left
hooks 70 the neck and hard right waliops
over the kidneys.
wsllA wsiis Is to have lis hrs, foar-ssory bsiia-
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noston, 8, Cleveland. 1.
stnnaiaw Of the Clubs.
Puget sound Champion.hIp.

Thu Seattle Ksinssrs ard Tacoma Grass will play
ban this aiternnan AZ the Nation street grounds
euame9ttnA ~ - oeiesa end scnaerro~ afsrrncoa
81 the time. Wsstes ThaFntan. the Chicago
Dttches viii he IN The as FAR The Raiairrs SUNDAY
Ard iaiy The es,ssssex fas taisy's gsrae waiI he
aohnsan amt Fisher fcr seattle and Gates and Ress
for fscous ue tie Fnafth there vii, be twp
games a. IL esia~k ia shs taotninx aad The
Second a, an ia tire sftrrs.nosA FrIle.sng the
sesssad game tae Nnsssfs ard Vancouver lacrosse
teams will rlsy a match game
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01
CHAMPION JEFralEs Ar DENVER.
spars Four Exhibition Rcunds With
Hts Brother Jack

DENVER. June S~s'hamplon Jim Jeff
fries and his brother. Jack. sfssr-ed fot,r
rounds before the Colorado Athissse Asso-
ciattnu tonight
In the nreliminaries sf this event Ieary
McFadaen. 81 San Francisco went on far
n feus-rnund 60 with Young fstx. ~ snts
city this h~ing called of In the middle ~
the second ruund tn proven. Meg'asi.isn
from Knocking out raung Fstg
Later. tss California haratamweIght spar
red four spirited rounds with Young ,,nr-
hett. ligstwtssht champion IF Colorado
TIE latter had the best os IT, although
there ne decision
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01

The bicycle races to be- given the evening IT
July at the Y. N. c. A. Athletic park, under the
auspices Of the Queen City Good Roads Club for
the benefit Of the bicycle path fund. give prenli.s
of drawing a big crowd Many entries have been
received including the famous Biaekmere brothers,
cf British Columbia. They will attempt 10 carry
of the two-miis tandem championship. and unless
the Washington boys do great riding the
chances are that they win succeed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-01
PRESENTED 10 rus PRINCE.
Ref0, the Midget American Jockey.
Tnlks With ROYALTY

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was rseseEss e. tfe t>inSe - Mates - Essy NEss.
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