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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-23
AUCTION ENTERTAINMENT AT DU.
RANT.

A most enjoyable entertainment
was given, by Mesdames Fred Garden
and B. B. Wilkes, in the home of the
latter. on the evening of the l7th.
complimentary to the Misses Cothran
and Tanner, of Fulton, Ky.
About one hundred invitations were
issued; many being sent to parties
in Lexington, at West, Goodman, and
other points.
The following ladies' assisted in re-
ceiving;; Mesdames J. f. Howard,
DeLoach, Langstaff and Somers;--
and Misses Maggie Wilkes and Mary
Ewing Drake.
The handsome lawn and premises
were beautifully illuminated by Japa-
nese lanterns, which enveloped all
things within the witchery of their
softened radiance; the color-scheme
being pink and green.
Within an alcove, stood the hon
orees, bright and lovely; who, as each
guest was introduced, presented him
or her with silken bag, (green and
pink containing one hundred beams,
beans being the currency to be used
in the Auction feature of the func-
tion.
Punch was served, continuously,
throughout the evening; while ex-
quisite piano selections were rendered
by Mesdames J. F. Howard and De-
Loach and Misses Cothran and Drake.
Mr.. Garden was the Auctioneer;
and many and various were the ar
ticles sold, ranging from the cleaning
pebbles from the sands of the Orient,
gathered by the Auctioneer himself,
to diamond pins, from the mines of
Golconda; and, the currency was
beans Thus it was that the most
lovely tone-picture ever seen in Du-
rant was presented when the hand
some double parlour received and
seated these one hundred or more
lads and lassies, all radiant with the
glow of youthful anticipation.
The climax was the sale of one of
Durant's handsome Drug Clerks
when every lasse pooled her beaus; -
and, and, and, the sale was called
off until some propitious hour in the
future, wherein one lassie, and one
only shall compete.
AT ii o'clock, all repaired to the
dining room, where frozen refresh
ments were served, to the accompani-
ment of Miss Cothran's piano selec-
tion; after which "au reyoir" was
exchanged; every one pronouncing
the entertainment superb in its en-
tirety;-and the hour was the noon
of a Midsummer Night;-and the
chaplet of Joy crowned the brow of
Youth. X. w
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-23

The local cotton exchange Of Tos.
7. Quarles & Co., will be moved on
Sept. lst from its present quarters to
the rooms now occupied by DR.. P. D..
Holcomb, on the second floor of the
Annex to the Bank of Commerce.
Local manager Doke informs us that
his firm will open an exchange at
Tchula in the near future and a crew
of fifteen men of the Cumberland Tel.
& Tel. Co., are now at work stringing
the wires for this purpose and have
completed about half the distance.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-23

Luther Spell left today for Upton
vile, Tenn, to work for the Cumber-
land Tel. L. Tel. Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
rRoopa HELp 1N REAprNKss.

Columbus. O.. Feb. 2s,-Shcrtly after
midnight four companies Of the Fourth
Regiment, at Columbus, were ordered to
assemble at their armory and await
further instructions.
Two companies Of the Third Regiment,
nj DAYTON. and one company at Urbana
are also under waiting orders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
RiOting Occurred in Springfield
Last Night, and Members Of
the Military Companies
We're Called Out
TWO MEN SLIGHTLY INJURED
Six Dwellings, and One Saloon
We're Destroyed and Sew
eral Houses Damaged.
THE OUTBREAK WAS THE RESULT
OF Feeling over the Probable
Fatal Shooting Of a Rail-
road Brakeman.

Becauae of the Threatened LynchinE OF the
Hrakeman's AssaiiRnta They Had Been
sent 10 Dayton and Lodged Ia Jaii--uhen
tho Mob Learned That tho Prisoners HAD
Heen Taken From Springfield. no At
tackled The Negro District Of the Guy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch By spscial wIreA
Washington, Feb. 2s.--Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Fair and cold tonight; fair and warmer
tomorrow; diminishing northwest wind,
becoming variable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
educational.

WYE have been IN business nearly nity
w wears, and have been studying the
diferen makes Of watches for a good
mart OF that time.
We have tested q large number and
have settled on one make that we
know TO be the best all round watch.
Ne have now on hand a number OF
these watches. which we are Offering
from s2aO0 20 $1,000, cased up. Come
see them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Buchsr. brass signs, ei6 shipley''
umbgsllaa repaired al AZ shipley strsse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
2 per cent Interest Paid on Deposits,
Assets over three million dollars.
1anfiug.
MISS MccLAFFERTY

school for DEPOR1MENT
PHYSICAL CULTURE
Beginners may join at any time.
Chiidren's, classes Thursday and Saturday
afternoons.
Private lessons, in waltz and two step, Cay or
evening.
once hours AZ Lden Hall, daily stob
Phones, d. a A.--Housa, 7f7D. school 221lD.
ReLdeRea, Ths CRhlaA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
c. F. RUDOLPH,
MARKET AND FOURTH era
rowN THREATENED BIZ La.
.....o, Pres. pi.patrh by special Wires

As.ecaiei Press Dispatch by special Wires
Pottsville. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Fire which
repeatedly threatened the destruction Of
ne town of Cumbola, last night, was
finally gotten under control by the fire
companies Of Pottsville and St.. Clair;
Five frame dwellings and William
Trachle's hotel we're burned 10 the groynd
The loss is $4,000 Scores Of residences
we're blistered 10y the intense heat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
gurrg @. Gnumus y Go.
Established 1880.
WEDDINGRINGS
A SPECIALITY,
II. Z. Thomas & Co.
Jowolor
500 Market Street 500
storage.
STORAGE.

We have secured the White
Carriage Warehouse, No. 206-214
w. Second street, and will store all
kinds Of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO.,
Benjamin I. Cause, President
d. q A. Phone 2o5 DelmarviR Phone 22o5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Millard +. Davis,
icwcler. &C.,
oAND n EAST SECOND ST.
Established isla

>. Z. aslr6ee.
WHEN THE EYES
BEGIN TO BLUR"
It is time TO have them seen to. To
neglect even slight symptoms Of eye
trouble is dangerous.
Usually the defect can be readily
corrected if taken in time. If you
have any trouble with your eyes,
come and let us examine them. No
charge for the examination.
S. l.. MCKEE, Leading opHoian.
$40 Market g.. opera House Bldg.
We Fit Artificial Eyea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Nltnara &. aauIs.
WATCHES

WATCHES
The Howard Watch" is consid-
cred by experts to be- the finest
American watch made. It has never
been made in the lower grades. and
until recently in Solid Gold Cases
only. We have succeeded in getting
some in the finest handmade lax
Gold Filled Cases. They make the
neatest, strongest and the most de-
pendable watch. Let us show you
the advantages Of these high Grade
Watches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28

Cartme n will send you a box Of Gold
Enamel If YOU have certifcate.r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
FOR SALE.
ga Acre Tract Of Land at
RivervieW HEIGHTS.


This tract comprises some 30 city blocks as re-
Gently laid out ON the city plan Ia the new est res
iicntial section OF Wilmington, within i 70 i3t
miles OF g City Hail the centre Of the city. A
90 ieet Boulevard viii extend through the centre
OF the tract frOm-the cily's main thoroughiare,
Market street. 10 toe new car-shops Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad at lodd's Cut
The tract coutainsa approximately l.00c building
lots atau elevation of some 40 TO 80 feet above the
level oithc Delaware River, which IA In full view
The Wilmington City Railway Company contem-
plates extending their system over SIX OF the new
avenues az very early date. The uact lies In
the Ninth ward and viii enjoy all the municipal
advantages of water, lghI street and sewer,
police and fire protection, etc.
To the West OF Riverview Heights Is the beau
tiiul Eastlnke and Washington Heights resldeu-
tial section Of Wilmington To the East are To-
Gated the new car-shops OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
read with tracks extending an the way 10 the new
Ritter Front OF the city, where the United states
government Is now Dulkheadiue preparatory TO
theerection Of wharves for the handling Of ocean
freight To the north is the new reservoir ana
other improvements of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road nearing completion. IN this direction OF the
new road direct 10 the River Front and EDGE
moor VIII be extended. 10 the south lie fine
important esta blishments oi Wilmington aud the
heart OF the city.
For views, plans aud other pasiiculars amply 10
HAWKINS q CO., Real hsiate Agents,
feb2i2s IL Market sueeL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
EOR RENT.

GEORGE c. MARIS & SON,
fsbiEu nEhlh and shiplsy STA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Sur Rtut.

EoR RENr-sUIrE or THREE OR -FOUR
~ communicating rooms with use Of bath all
conveniencca, 900 JEFFERSON sT. iehl6Gt
Eoh. kkNI-IWO uNFURNlsHED ROOMS.
II WIN tho use OF bath, possession 2ith OF March.
- Apply CIGAR STORE,
iet2eaN n. w, Cor. seventh and French Sta
GrORE, 2i6wEsr SEVENTH siRFRr. srFAM
- heat furnished Apply j. PElRCE f6-ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Farm Of 2s acres, near Brandy wine Summit,
good rich lana, good house aud outbuildlngs,
flb00 per month. Also houses
100 scott street, rooms and store 90
Flaf. 2iO W. Ninth street, rooms, bath. 1000
% shipey street, N rooms and bath.... 23O0
7O7 zhipley street one large room for business
purposes,
A. B. STANTON,
aprismwiu ~ shipiey street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Situations ssantt6.

VOUNG MAN ABOUT n WISHES POSITION
i OF any kind. State wages Address
ep-o-tt # 4, EvCry lYeniug Olice.
DOOKREEPER; EXPERIENCED. ,APABLE
- OF taxing full charge OF books OF attending TO
otner ohce duties, fair renm0n, unQuestionable
references as 70 character and ability. Address
lebzrlia i . Every hyening Ofice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
ADiires.
Statements.

hereby certify that the above and foregoing
Is q true statement Of the assets and Liabilities
Of the National Building Loan and ProVident
1903
T. DARLINGTON SMITH, Auditor.
Jos L. Carpenter, Jr., Pr, sinent
Geo. D. Kelley, Vice President.
Theodore a. Lessen, Secretary and Treasurer.
iau9i-mWtlm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28
Bnsiuess alotlffs.
JOHN WAINWRIGHT.
NOTARY PUBLIC

T P. REARDON, ga WEST THIRD STREET,
81 carpenter and builder. JoDbing promptly,
81 IA prices Ask estimate.
ieb27-n PHONED. & A. s427 A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

had the advantage. the sea and wind
he.es astcfn, ON the home stretch.
the vnion worked 10 better sdvants
age From the stake boat At Shear
ersa Landing tho Union gained eight
seconds. Tho boats nc the turn
we're Just minute and 10 seconds
apart. the Ttlileum leading At the
finiah Tbs Tlllieum led by but 1 min
ute audi seconds She creased the
line al SIS.
The winning craft Vas In charge
u Draper aud Pahst. the former At
the wheel The luton Vas ia charge
u y Lewis aud William Camp.
belt the iatt-s acting a. ps,ut,
The motor boats wenu over nm
hour late in Eettlng started The
trouble Was caused hY the maehln-
cry Of the siwaah becoming IN
manageable at tho last moment.
Crowd shivsrsd. Bot s,sysd.
In spite Of the fact that the weath.
cr Was cold aud raw. FULLY 3. 500 pro
pie turned nut to View the regatta
Tho pavilion ~ Iesehi park was
fillesi with 4 mas II humanity
From Ne 80 until the tins the motor
boats flashed which was the last
event OF the day. evoerY one At the
lake remained until the nhow was
over. interest was 100 over the
outcome uf the race between the
trim little apesfirfH This Vas eue.
IN a great measure. % tho fact that
tho unlnn aad the Tillieum repre-
aantei Two widely different thearies
IN motor boat lure Tho Union rep
resented class u haai with small
horaa power. heavy engines and a
type os model espes ally adapted for
heavy weather.
In that fvapssgs she was superior
20 the Tlllleum. The unlua has but
a. horse power enEineH. while The
Tilucum has double that capacity
The engines q the Tiiileum are on
the whef hand. very mgbt. when
eonparrd uith The machinery 81 the
Union The fara proved conclusive.
~ that the TiIlicun has ae aarant-
ags LEA calm weagasr. while the
Eulan is the better boai In a heavy
sea This Was admitted after the
race =, the owners NJ hoth craft.
ss~ Dab the Fsssa.
when Starter G. Il heAnun drop
ped his FLAG. giving the siSas To TIE
motnF b-Ats that the rane was CA.
the siw,ash had a trific Tbs better.
Iraaink b. a uuae Nsxt came TIE
Union. followed closely BY the Tlili,
cum. For the frst three minutes
the boaia held oa is that order.
Then the slwaah began 20 drop
aatwn. When abreast % East -
Attia. the Tiilleum led ~ loo ysraa
with the Union following The 81
wash 81 this time ass nearly 100
YaFda hrhlua tho tnion. and u Nas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

best players available. The trading
~ oNFiil. Casey Mnlaneg. SIC
earthly. briggs snd Prefer Tor
catcher Mofan and outfietaef
Hhrs safd Is resardod ~ nne ~ the
Lest baseball feais ~ the year. from
= rhiraE1 standpoint
Manager Tehueg thinks BOSTON
Nlu put uH the strongest inncid in
the National tseaKue nest season.
Several other mains gers are pfehuf-
81 g. dispute Truusfr contention
Rhd with afndaYita. y usfeHHary
clay. the American Ahsos isS ion
player secured - she liostan saaa-
elatiauH iH nal1 o. b. the worst
fielder that ever fsa he'd faHt eous-
rany. bat e. D. q natural aii-
ter hiH SHORTCOMINGS Ia tbr fleld
ain BE- overlooked
Three towns KnaRfills chntlanz
o8na ard Mob,ir. ere stfit lnK 80 set
ths I.iite Hook ffss. hiae ln I've
eouthefn League little Rock s-H
BEEN n payinF town. bat the pre-
moters sFeH tire8 ~ the troubles
nnuuest sd hitH " BASEBALL tsam aud
decided b. retire fFofn business
A. unknown Eeiiius from ths m
taFiaf Il Nest FlrEiHia has solved
the rfabirfn Of mafeshifs- f.s Hame
mat has been bufherinK 'hs big
fellows 81 baseball Ter several sea
m.sna This West NifeiuIau'H idaa ia
a. follows kiY plan h. to 90 ssaY
msth the curve bail. carry bot one
o. Iss pitchers and ini The pitcher
tss.s consist - headwoth. watching
the bases nnd uHidiHE bis position
rfo. <,tf u fha game lasts too ionE.
cut - seven af ftNe imniuea. or gfu-
piof a. srfra outnaidsH Simple.
innt n These eahsiets managers
who have neglected - hire pitchers
uho employed hnadwoEk. watched
ths bases Nna flelaod the ball prop
sfiY ahouid mend their wsfa. Here
i ihr solution n she Nfssiie traahls.
50 isi-a auit worrying aua begin
playing bail just 40 sooa as We can
hAaf ffafn West Virginia Nhsfs 20
station the retfn fielder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

IN the hope Of working the Htns
quarter for touchdown. Thfes
timss the Htra all bat scored. max.
Ing some brilliant runs
Much Pvstina.
Considerable punting marked gs
first half 81 the game GssUs
kicked of ~ Mnifn0mah both
teams time and again falling 70 galn
booted fhe pigskiu. Nesplng the ban
first IN one territory and thea The
other q vas on Murphy's beeiinK
a nick which gave him a free pint
for the ten yard line thai Cole mads
his great run Twice Seattle had
failed - gain when the fast liitle
quarter VAS given the ball lie
weut around the end AZ = there was
nothing ~ a. Or Roller kicked The
goal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

The motor hset race. the mAln
event Ia yvpserdaY's ryxatta. Was
won ~ The ftin ana. owned hy ]
l.. Raheria, q Tacoma The Tinls
cum covered the 5a miles In lie la.
The Union. owned by Campbell
broa. ef Seattle came In sccoal.
coveFlng the distance In i.i9saf. The
Slwash Nhlsh started With the for
mcr boats Ca forced to drip ous.
owing to her electrical apparatuc
Notwithstanding The Wind split.
ter did not enter. as her owners
could not SET her pAdy In time.
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GO DOWN TO
DEFEAT

VICTORIA. Jan The seattle
szackrr Football team sent down %
defeat ~ Victoria yesterday by a
sHgfa % to z. Victoria played great
ball. every one al the players dpinE
III very bees, Tor u VAS thought At
first that victory would 70 70 the
visitors
Seattle played a good game la the
field. but failed shea Il came 10
klchinx the goals Nintorlaa for
Narsla sers great IN this feat and
the siGtDry ass dns "a a great meas-
ufu TO fheif airTtneHe
A banquet wO given the visitors
IN tha evening Al the uak Has hoiel
tn. two teams ate their NsN Years
dinner together and had = greet
time until tho 8eaftieites finally left
ca the Princess Hirafriee fsf thor
homes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
TWO SCHOOL BOYS OF
THE SAME AGE

ELD0HA. Ia Ivan NubON
40 inches tall ana Viriie G. Whiu-
cry over aix feet a height. are two
local school boys who form a ply
steal contrast They wcfo ~ years
VI age on December aud n. roapoe.
6,oiy. and RubOw b. the older Both
have heen very studiuua. itHbow
came "a thia e0uIity about twg
years 49, from Ce'tSsny WhinsrY
was bovs in South Dakota His paf.
euta ara eeaaualiy large people
while those ~ huboN are Of ord
NARY sihe. oIubow hHnifea 10 become
an actor. sud has bad a number ~
uffers WINERY says hs will icy -
finish school aud then viii bee0mc a
tiiirf Of the coil
hubo~ has been dubbed he
smallest barber In the ualtrd States.
he learned a little ~ the trade IN
Berlin. WINERY II a good foot ball
player and the biggest member 81
the high school eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

The motor boats got ready NJ
dses so A heavy southeast sale
was blowing. which raised enough
sea "a bother tho Nrnaria The ole.
muntn. however. we're favorable a.
the Union. Her lines are specially
adapted Tor rauEh water and. In
stead OF pounding. abe ept through
the waves like a knlfa
The start.
From tho starting polnt of
bails9a penlnsuiar. the Tillleum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

naan that aamehinE vaa wrong.
The veHaala hugged the eaat shore
OF the lake and could barely be seen
from the Leaohi shore. A white iinu
of foam marked their progress,
which could be sean until they die
appeared beyond Sand Point Al tbs
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

PORTLAND. Jan. THE Bss,'ls
Athlsile club defAa.d 8ultnomah
yesterday ln one Of the greatest
football games ever neen in this
city by "a ar0fe Of 8 60 O. Badly.
Cole. seatflea crack quarter. won
the game for bis team by a IL
yard run Chased BY the whole
bultnomnh squad. Cole started
down the field. da king. lodging
throwing or hair q dozen men who
attempted 10 tackle him. be tore
across the tine fOf n touchdown
and. victory for the Athletics.
in spite 81 the fact that Coles
feat meant victory for Seattle. the
crowd sent 10 a roar Of applause
that fairly shook the grounds. Dur
ing the first half Mnltuomah held
her own uIth Seattle In the last
half however the northernefa
pounded the locals line and grad
uallY forced them bark The lssf
half ~ the battle was fought IN
MuitnOmah's territory
Evans injured.
The nuiy shadow east 90 the
rlme was fhe injury 20 Evans. ss-
afileH righthalf. who sustained
broken leg In the first scrlmmaEe.
He wau taken 90 the hospital whore
il IL sad. be wiil refnain FOR several
Aseka Evans Was game and ahsu
being carried or the field turned
70 D.. Roller and said Don I iei
The boys think u mo unless they
can give Mulfbomah more=ou my
account
Mul,m0mah called in player after
player In a last ssfort 10 stop the
rn.n 81 the Ath,~'iea Chsi Muir
ply. the star quarter. was drafted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
SPORTING
BREvITIEs

while The ms afity ~ masnatsa
are talking ahuut strengthening
their teams Tor hsKt assu0ns thn Chi-
enFa Nationals afs rounding ua the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

According 20 Head Coach Reid. q
Harvard graft and corruption IL
the business methods - today ara
responsible for much ~ the evil that
bsssts athletics nt The colleges
Reid condemns the practice u solie-
iting athletes a. the different prep
aratary schools. offering them sps-
eiai Inducements 70 60 IN certain
colleges. Reds criticism Is iimeiY
and VIII Be Endorsed IN practically
every college that made a good
showing 10 the foot ball season.
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neen that somahlnE was wrong
The veHaala huEged the saat shore
OF the lake and could barely be seen
from the Laachi shore. A white ilne
Of foam marked their progress
which could be sean until they die.
appeared beyond Sand Point A. tbs
north.
White spsok Approaches.
A tiny white sperk which momens
tArlly grew larger hefalded the eofn-
ins af tho racers ON tho home
stretch Hearing down ON the stake
boat opposite l.oaehi. the Tillieum
threw clouds of spray 10 feet ia the
air every time she bit the big fel.
lows
Amid the rouAlng cheers OF those
gathered CA shore. the footing Of
whistles and ringing Of launch bells.
the Tacoma craft shot across the
line a winnsr The Union followed
trfie more than a minute later
On arriving AZ their respective dorka
the boats were hurfpuaded hy q vast
throng af admirers. eager % eatrh
glimpse IT short range Of the
apossiefa
The pilots OF each Graf, shooS
hands Campbell. 81 the defeated
craft. being the first 90 extend the
courtesy Campbell stated taat the
Tilurum won bacauHe she uaH the
fastest boat and that be had 20 kick
comlng
Won BY an Inch.
In the launch events the most exs
eltlng Of the afternoon Was the fins
ish of the Dorothy and ldleNiid Ia
the seventh race The idiewlld wun
out b about an inch ard = hall. 81
30 Il seemed % those in tha tises .
boat The course Was straight away
ghrua nautical miles The launches
got away NJ sa0ila From the
start 90 the fiuish the two hunE 10
zuther ncvef hctug separated By
more than a boats lenEib. The
Dorothy gave = mighty Hpuls ~ She
last moment. but the crew al the
idiaalld also apeaded up. and The
boats cfuaaed the line - rlpnol that
IL vas almost impossible "a tell
which did win The time II the
fdieAlld wHA n g.. the fA0fo'hF
.a.stazt.h The Lotto. which also
started in this race finished a peof
third. crossing the lsne at ~1s-s6
The Other Races.
The athrs events resulted AZ roi.
lows
first rs.e. enc mills and reguTn-s
Ion wua. Time. - a. Gaaasf out.
broke down at GartinE puint
The second fRee Was scratched.
owing 10 heavy sea,
Tho third race. uno mile aud re-
turn. gs-fuot class. pamii won ~
default
Tho fourth race waa also scratch
II
FInh race. tun miles and return
Mattel y. " n Dearborn. oWnre.
~nn. with JuanitA sgsnd TIM
% So
RaHamlitlm. In the sixth race. tao
miles aud return. went ORE The
course alone a. the Other entries
asa not appear. Tims. si0I.
Eighth race. straight sway. threr
nautical miles aaY. oNned hy 6
u Adams. won Maid Marion Hss
oad Time. e. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

nike Kelley. who refuses 70 b
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ali buy the Minneapolis club IA the
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give the city q flouFma ksfs a vim
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
TILL/CUM IS
THE WINNER

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
WON BY
SEATTLE

e. A. C. TEAM otrrATs MuLrnonAs IN oeaEAr FOOTBALL
GAME