The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-06
Shit Waists,
SK Waists.
Sailor Hats,
Sun Umbrellas,
Necku,eM.
Stocks.
CheaSty's Haberdashery
Second Ave and James 81.


Crawford won the fwo-miie amateur
handicap. Strayar second and Harold third.
Cotfer and Chapman Took first in the
tandem race. Earrahy and Hdil second.
Five started In the l0l-yard running race.
In watch Eddie Dickson won. Earl Cnsdes-
ter second and Gregory third.
Ine 3tv~y4Fd run was wen By Dickson.
Gregory second and Chichester third
The most important event Of the day was
the sham battle at the Pierce county fair
cars and buses carried out nearly 800
spectators. The participating companies
we're Is. Of colfax; Company F. OF ChehaIis.
b cadets. OF Tacoma. Company b. under
command OF Capt. Hamilton. was stationed
IN strong Entertainments erected near the
Center &c n,e o. the race track The Other CON- ON;
defined right left and center. Several
thousand blank cartridges were used In
the course OF an hour and a haifs tight
ing The attacking companies gradually
surrounded and finally captured Company
BIS fortified position and the defenders
then surrendered.
RoSLYN. July 5.-Roslyn has enjoyed
Two glorious days OF celebration. Although
the morning Of the Fourth was cloudy and
there was drixzling rain everybody
turned out and the programme OF the day
began by the Rosiyn citizens band meet
Ing on the platform OF the Northern Pacific
depot and playing stirring airs az the train
pulled in bearing the orstor OF the day.
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er with a big crowd from the same place
also Gle Elum and Easson. Immediately
after the arrival of the train the street
followed by At least 80 children In line OF
march. These we're followed BY a liberty
car carrying the goddess OF liberty. Miss
snd Uncle sam as a5sa ~ I'M.
little girls dressed In white and presented
9 very beautiful picture. The speech by
ta,9, Myers , wa: well rsqe.yed and was
was spent I'm sports Of all kinds, the pro-
1ramme being only half completed when
night put an end to the races. A special
train came up from Gle Elum In the even
Ing to take the visitors 10 Gle Elum TO meet
the eaabound passenger. but many re-
manned for todaV's celebration. The grand
day has been lovely dav and everybody
has had q good time. All Of the sports pro-
yidsd were gone through with IN splendid
never had better celebration in her his
tory and too much praise cannot be given
those having the management of the cele-
bration-
EVERETT, July 5-Everett celebrated
tho Fourth In the usual patriotic manner.
otsink to the rain during the forenoon
the parade was abandoned and other
interferred with.
Mayor whismarsh presided over the ex-
ercises. and Rev Thomas coyle read the
Hubert delivered the grafton. dealing
with some OF the paramount questions OF
the day In very mastery manner. Mr..
Hubert spoke in highly patriotic vein
and was enthusiastically applauded dur
ing and at the close Of his polished and
able address.
Of horse races. bicycle races. foot races
and canoe races The fire department also
had a very interesting hose cart contest.
which resulted In victory for the River
side boys.
During the day six serious accidents
we're caused by the explosion Of ffrecraek-
ers. and In two or three Instances resulted
hands. The display Of fireworks In the
evening was magnificent. and was a Mt
ting fnaie Of the day we celebrate.
Centralia.
CENTRAIIA, July 5.-Centralia had the
, h,r, roursn OF July ceIenra,ion n the
pie gathered from a distance OF eighty
niiea around TO celebrate the Fourth. There
were many features. including a balloon
ascension and parachute drop. A game OF
hall between the Hoquiam nine and Cen
traiia resulted In a victory for the former
There was . fine parade with gorgeous
Fred Rice RosSlI. Of seattle. delivered the
grafton. He spoke elouuentIy and his re-
marks were wen received and loudly ac-
dress entirely. He gave out the impress
sion in his remarks that he favored ex-
pans!on and fhe retention OF the Philip
one OF The best eva delivered here upon
such an occasion. The Hoquiam band fur-
nlshed music for the day and the Red
sr ..s. ~s sse ssas whs s.
a great success.
south BEND.
SOUTH BEND. July 4-The celebration
of the Fourth here was a success I'm every
respect A special excursion train from
Ex~n Vraa AaA ay,A al hA CT
ers Rescue and FAvortse on Willara bay
The Frances and South Bend bands fur
nished music. Rev. r. v. Cash, of
delivered rousing speech. OF which ex-
pansion was the main topic. Features of
the day besides the usual foot races.
citing tug Of war between a select ed team
OF South Bend mill employees and a team
from neishbor!ng logging camps. won by
the former: a large bicycle parade. beau
tffuilv decorated: parade by the Red
Men In costume. and . free dance.
Port Angeles.
PORT ANGELES. July s.--Indepenaence
day was ROYALTY celebrated here yestcr-
day. The Islander made three trips from
Victoria and brought over 500 excursion
fists. The whole city was profuseiy deco
rated. Rev, J. c. Young. Of Port Town
send delivered an address AT the opera
house. II was mastery effort. The
Firth Regiment band, OF Victoria. dis
coursed magnificent. music all day from
q stand at 1he intersection of two nrorni-
nent streets, Ali sorts af contests and
races were conducted The Victoria base
hall club walioned the Angeles boys In
ene stele. the score being u 10 3 The
DAY celebration was brought TO a close
with a lavish display az fireworks In the
evening.
New wAatcom.
NEW wHATTGM. July s.-~A heavy rain
FROM midnight ill noon Yesterday caused
the r~astrenens"ns 81 the Fourth Of July sS-
errt~e@ and Sports Till today. Congressman
w. Il jones made n broadly patriotic sd-
dress and at It's close he crowd rose and
gave him tare~ rsgssaaz cheers. The sent
rnsns that evoked mos srrsat~s hts
expression that ire Stars ard Stripes were
IN Zee Philippines 10 STAY. at least gtls
the natives showed the world they we're
capable 81 maintaining national fabric
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