The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], August 12, 1897, Page 8, Image 8

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ON THE TENNIS LAWN
9AGO&A SOCfIETY GUHEBf n
PILL FOHCIi.
fM DHJ-'I Play Am 14 a Rriillast
Iwi l '-prattle *1»« mil Unwra
Via fcvrry hiwr—T<i4t) *• I'ro
<lwn top m tabr HoU »f
ttowaia f»w>r (oatrart-^iair.
Tcackrri' Esaailuiiw*.
§v*riai Dispatch to thr Po**~Tr>f*ni*e»i'-- -
TACOMA. Aug J!. —TV b.irtd* 'IT. :
eoort/ of tbr Ta <*--»* t* bJ- '
BmnteA an •aim***! applet ir, " *
upon the a***>,/n;,ly o? th- brs' p f r- .-
the Xortlnr***". t- ">■
9*V9litb fi nfm.il toufffiwr.! t'< r • - ' ■•"
pkwwhlp of ih«- p*. if Kofi#' «*. w
!• given and'-T th* auspice* ft
Itaiw Sfstlanal UwsVt rS A-w ■
Jh* Jnajnritr of th* «am< ■ * *■ •»••••
the roit'h tf w J
moely ttw l*dl*» 5 »r>
these oruri* if no tl r. * »'■"
the IMKI-ft *ido Of th* rj«hh« ■-■■■
morr pletor » r
limn whS'h m «h« to • " r '<*
0f lKlt!y t»rr»need sir..l d»-jra;*tl
wfr placed on *h«- |s*n. " w '' •
Of »U* i'H:> > - <*L
ft«d lea. A row of *»• ntfbe- « ri '' '*«' "
aff' p|*c< <1 nf 'he upr-" ' <kl ■' ? '
tori \r, ?h» Cpl f>> -» •*- fr. rr; »
*Hrlturr -ooW w»*- f*. pnmt' •'
game* SO all »br»o of f be eouft«, mi! v
the of wv /»*•-. > ' " • ' "
tHrcu> Th* at? tJ)«v • f'<r •• ftr»r '
won singularly Urg >"! fa**» f oc.' a
fact whb'h ft* «-,•». 4 *■ *• '■> * l ' *•
SnMvki) succs*# Jauntily *o*nn! ,id ■ »
tfpnif- witL a* ragr-'Si •'*'* a*
#Sper? #V«n ,tf th' > ii'l f <<•' kn'»w 1 i ! »
SmICH t'mr Hft»" h* r f. * ir -
Hr Bot nf *» Wißtfv In «*■»■ ' ''• *>x
up"! ft *i m* />«• 'ho* h» r ' ;
flki 2 «rc>fwl pi >y
wnf' fx*"!!! i r K # In lV- m- •' 1 :>jr
cnH tti»- <Vi-- i
|h» rvrtsltiu. with f»n yttfffnt«K» f«r
lunch' >r>. T"* »,)llv 'H» p x iu>*
fumtot* Wile "Bivnl, r-et fn rhH • >
Asty'* f'lrtr w- i>i>. »• •' * j *.!'.« 1
\rry ln(«ff#t(n* and rcn«
Stmo' w«t+ til if ri i f h«-
t»!*# <tf •rrth-U'*! ' '** f< tr wh-it H ? <> follfrW
Mr. ti.r f'.i.tfnt' W •!!«' '■>■'
put In »rt apop*irun<« fttUl ■" 1 « l "j'
»«%>n tltU l*t ftmir s - him t4 -;ts « '
tlnii' to <jt*p «*' rrf ti - • <pir - «'■ o'
J 13 Hf>wW-« ami \ v ' A Stffri 1 - rr
In on hotii, H»> h»»a> former twn ~
aot« film bo? «o»- < r two point> -n
-iiiM lh«-n def it» vl th hilt. r.
whf». wbll» «ftf * WHIRB* 'la* ■•r Ix
by a «-orr nf tP' #»<' . T 1 i
If) thtii* Mv of » «»rr * »•• « •
not irwd .irt>l in th *t
%y btu otv- mmo Ht» ploy i,m 4
ar«l hi* fttroke* p«Tf» <'at< Th«
foat wart* fiuUiNl him t<> .. :■» .1
It ho not diK'iMifsl m <!•*? ,»tu 4 < >■*
fomuux «nt«|{<mls>t Mr Toulk. *. on ih»
court* h< will luv» m>
Mr. PoolkfN, Vfi*. IVWJI.V M
an<i Mr>i. Ltnckr. th# vwwia
orr'vwl In th*' elty At fl o'ck*-k. ami *«nt
illrti t to ;h« ywrtu, mhim.- th- w.-n- r
rptv«i rrj<.«t <-owrta<xtaly th«- ar.>)
g«n»l#m«T. aowHnhlml Wwitr Mr. Kouikr
ta 4 <r«*t fbvortiw in fncoma, *0 that
wh«ti h* ««<pp# Ui tl|* «M»rt* lomorrow h«*
may l»- wsiotrwl of 4 U.-tlltrfln* iwi*l<>n.
Mlao Hllpy. of P ttri. a tmowhdu <1
la»1y champion of th> Northwest, w
prewnt on th" court* <liitiH»t th»- ,ift-r
--noon Bb«' pl/iywl on« gamh«r >.!••
pon«nt txflnir Mr>« Hurrill, »r)fl won r,i<u>
by a of M> fi-t
Mr. J. O lt»> ulm;iti. of r<- uitlc, who hi*
Kaln<'<t for him»<lf tip nam of '>• it,K th«>
mu«i dltfltnl in Hif North»r*t i->
pr<MM*nt, un<l durln* tl««t touttiim.n' will
b«» swwiitfit by Mr. A \\ Tl<ltr;n»h iin<l
Mr. Arthur R»tnltt*tr>n.
CHt»» of thf* *prprl««•* of thf 1! »v wits th«>
<Wr>»t of Tom Kronalolt ta> Him H.
of Reattb Mr Pr ii-.11 f.,,* l*
playin«c in >n<-h -.-t N-tm th>- r
b nr'f-rnt <1 ilni ;- ' 1 for.'t.-,;: < ~*•
alon to th'- T»«mw that h> would
win hi* first gam*. H" » m in
form too, .-»• thr m ort", ««. T-*. will "tn,»
but h«- wtiit ««t»inM a youn* playr full
of nti'l ;* p* rf(W-t (b mon f»r i»tii t »h-
In* Th* Tacoma champion ha* not t*
u*t*l to thts kiritl of pi ty, an t aht-n !
woultl lob »h >rt th«- Pull v.:):■! r«'iiirt,. .j
wltti «uch furt-v thrtt it >«. •» tmpi f r
hlm>tn rpturn Th. K..ittl. player ntain
to tnad a Ifvtd IhnwHt-i tho mat h i:.,l
ahould hav.- a-i>n l-.y ,< .'mstllir * ( -.t in
both afts. Iloth plityeri* W. r.' <rf tlitrd
with iN-vorat •lo»»t«f«- f 1 sit" m th
that la nliiui»t hi. \ u. il-!.- in :i rh mit lon
ahtp t<>urn.i«n«nt ljtwr.il app!au«<? «
give# l«'th plnyi ra a :n-n 1 p»> tl>. ui.triy
brilUaut *tft»k" * > -n >,!<>.,
The tt-'attl* H>< . with th»- - (c>'pti>
of tkolwn) a l *.'!! tvery »t\.nt in wi-.ii ,
th«>* i'rtrtl.'ti 1' <t \!t ml >li
th't« atcii J ■»* K !*!••« tl '•) M % .»!,!! 1.. .
In th« mUfl <loubb-«. Mi** ltll« \ ti- u
«tofoott'<l Mt* MirrlP. j-' *■
9»nv and »b union !i t i;-i« nt* ,i\ ■<
•CtetllMl iter. Hurt! t>tok :w ,
mat- tua. ftiul 1: .-i, ti <:-?f» ,»b-»l » r , : ,
li»-nh ro |Ca),d .1 tl!. > ,
fc£atn*t Itrowno but * i.» not *<
MOUSIt t>» win «»ut .ty.
Xrli'n
I'-ollmt?' try U ti. 1; : i:>. !.
liPUl* r-.u r. ii
\V. A ftt"rtil> I>. I" <t |iv.nn«tt> |tr» v»:
#-9. *i*l i-».
A 11 in! bf<? J u 1: m
J. M srtiH<*r. }r. r< u t.nnt H H
by default
!»•>»•. rt li.i.lsoi, > • • ;;
ti.uU
ft A. Iti >wnc I t' 15 H M . . l-.y
fault.
T A. rrsnv i >.t «• \ \\- u
fn iH
* U Ituw«ll b< »«. « It r-iMlon h, ,!
t- att.
!t tl Hrr- *0 1 • - t l\us M J
t.l 1
II Cot«t«tta brat t>r V < k- ::• b\
fault
l» V Ari?«r<o:t t- t A ! - "v •••
«-4 CO.
Klttt r .1 W. 1'- >? jt »%.
bam. "■:> < '
Hard b.S'.•••! . «• - •
fiu*«u » at T V iv-i-.i s r ;
Mru'» llitnhlrt.
A. W Tl*' a•s• *. h ' " .!
b< at K It--. *'
•-5.
I iidli >' Miu lr.
I'r-t'l'ns'' m» M '«•. 5
M : >» V II • k 1.
M > *'» ' >• n \! • «'
fault.
Ml* Hlb-x 5 Mr* l?v - ' -• '
Ki r* 1 TO \l \V. ; ,
ratblu«k f-t
I 'ldlr»' Pi*vl|t*'li.
Flrat ro\ a m * x v
h-.it Mr- Ibt' t ! • ,
fault.
Klondike |
Miners... ;
If > will t #
*
Canadian Duty *
| T*»l *» '• • r
* ROCFIH J
i o :: a :MA. Avt<^
MM tnf oa and W • h«tt Mr*. Car- j
•■•■■■■ ■ ■ '
Ml*» ■ »: A«sd M'. ; K -w ■! beat Mr*, j
Eorn.'i aoJ Mr* [ «-i Ml
Ml*r-1 It'- »Mr«.
Mr -* M < *'■ M -■» T? -!♦ J
brock" v*d J, W Rroi.n.. Ml M.
Tl»ar.4a»'« ' »l«»ir|i^»
rr • • * 3r<- •< T - ' ! 7 »
' " ** r : ' - **.
Hoil * <>k v*. *t FotiftM v*. T jd- <
:r• . ij ». -»■- •.« p-,d
--<!♦>«•* ar | M ■ F Hl'Pnddoek v.. Mr*. .
lamffay *r, I Miio Mfea CIMM) .
M:*% p.' - !' 3) F. ;ik» - or T 'mrsemh
v» '■ - > ■ • .•- -r ■ '-* ■*
*a>J pattatr J tv }. own. and R' B!QI- }
ton v* H jrd a**4 ftor-fU V 5 »rd
V|r P « Mr- ' inglry »nd F'-wkf,
y • - v» M>~ F'-te. T A Kfar.»v:-U
r-1 WhP' ra And"r%-r md
{* 11 I' or V? G A.
•»*!• Ip rt. 'A' 111er Oao* v* P i.
rnnptw.i J V. Itrwm*: *#. Hurt. Fo«skca
••{ Pooler w U'-t end Ooodwtn. Hol
"xA" and t"» v» Jlte-i r ! t-. l,
!; ■ ■ ►' ' a t w * - M>»
-• w: ».r HUrr Mtt Mr-. !a»n*i*y va.
'SS filj-.jv. J3-. M:»" HI ley and Mr
V- Mpm Fr-ee and Mr Foelk '.
Mr and Mr- t.'aft«t» vs MiOf <*h. li md
.U r Mr* ami Poot*y, M»«
-ve • M H : v*. Mr l' ;'r !i *nd
J Frarr.-y,; 4 :«,• p. m.. F.«wifl V*.
■ oallirt, Ttdmart h m Bree®*, Pookr/. Hnt
•- or Uti* ' \ * Miliar a H'»d*oa.
! n. >r» •. Si: »•• -.k ?• uv* *}»--. and part,
er or 1 4 »r«t«ii.» aod ffcrnt;.«m. M*-- l««ton
VJ - . .' ; M l * : ' ••• i
PifkJitwn or MO a Keowo and Btemherg; |
K . fc. «. p • .; I.; .4; a■- : • i ' «t
--» ••• * \V .te Of A:jdef*on
tm, A':>rr iirx, * ■ i J. I-Yans.oti v*.
A: i'i • r.* M -- K'-oan vs.
Mre. I.» '«
ir- • - • : ■-: - <' t»>-n
i» • *r• ■. ; ;; • ;.i . • I:.t 1> .
V lit f;*TIOV. lIK I \U MM.* .
.' iif-lhi r i'.-• '•«».'«*« I'imtT I ontrart
should IU- "'IJ tlrdlanarr.
ei.ii Poat-lnt'-liia: IK')?.
TACOMA. Aiig, li.— Th- qufytton of
< !;■»«• an. tfie poa f contract Willi the T
Rrtiiaay." •'. ha# aimtn'T-d
down to a Loral ./*ne. Tb<; city attorney, {
la tttdoraomem 0' the mayor. *bo op
i'"»" - tf. CMt.. «' t. fta • KIVt-B It a." *»!•* *
ojrtni'Wi that the dral nuw tar- coammi- •
by *t. ptiya* of a a ardlnatwe. ;
Tbtaf w!jo Kappo't the projemed contract
it can t»e utadt h> resolution. In
* I> H - ent ih» ißiiyor'a MW :ioti a til not
ne ' * iry. Tiier- 1- t ordinance of
tii ) *,ir<' s'.ttid;;.* i rovidi w fi,r tilv oj «•-
I,thin <>t tb« city f* plant a. and tho-e
fri div t>» th" «).ai trgu* tha. tht? ordl
-1 i':< •• i-over* 1. ii the n»- --ary grounds.
Tii- railway* rompar.v ha» no? yet • x
pt"*-d an oj-Uiion to Wtn-tber It will
■ eeapt th» city's pTo{>o*al if !h. final ac
ti nt- i toog it hy r*"Oiuiion. and
It is undtrruo ! d -h* ."Unpany will decline
to enter into ti» contra<t unb-** th« way
»* rn td« prf tly i-i-ar and Mtlnteitory.
Atiorrs-yx for ti;. company hav»- ttse mat
ter iel<-r < )Oaid'ration, and Matiag- r
Mitchell way* he wdl act ui»on thtir ud
vi«e.
l'n«- hefvier taxpayers and bUfln'st.n men
of tn«i eit> dacju., tu . *i>r. ««■ an opiolim
!>- > Ui<- paw«lbui:> •' th< eon
tract. When «»ppru.»e})4 ! d < ttn-y ftate tb.ey
ar.- sat lift' tl >• p-ave the matter entirety
a Pit t?» adftilniatration, ami. Sn nearly
i V'-ry ease, v adtnr. i* mg IK t-.-r.*r»*. of
the details to *uch an eat* nt as to forbid
t:i«,/u an inteliigt in opinion.
lalinrrr Muri.-tl !•> n < atr-ln
Special l»ij<patch to the
TA''• »MA.
-irer for the Northern I'a. tiic, know *
*h>»: it t« to In- burP-d alive. While he
at work in a pit north of the fretsht
iheds today, a lot of dirt cavnl in on him.
Hid i! was with considerable dllfl-ulty that
he was res- ned alive by his companions.
Hf Was unconscious upon beinf brought to
thr surface, but came around tn a short
• time, and wo soon able to take the car
j to his home. 12»X> South Fourteenth street.
His ptiys' lan does not anticipate any
i troubl. in bringing ibout a recovery w tth
, la a few lays.
Mnli' I'mrhrr*' l:\nmlriHtloti.
Siievtal I >i*ot<'h to tl» I'oai Ituelligi -nc« r.
TAt'OVn V A uk. 11 Tbi state .lamina
tion of l i Iters for state and life cer
tificate* * 11 1» *ia i? the Bryant acttool-
IMBW to )QITOV Wfhtei and continue
mV' i <i d<? ■■ Th> r*- *re ilM»ut 12 .tppli
c*nt* fot * :»t«* certificates ami 90 for
county "fi The county cjamlna
ttona will .« In charge of Superintendent
T '• and -he samtf i !>n will fx
under «!;•• rvlv n of Carrie Shivr
Ri« «*. ti.< s .it- ». ■nt »r> .
«HM»U oi'Flt »: TO UK H1.1.K0.
I'lsh torn in t »»l r t rHnfnrtt *«ion
in III* HiH'i-rciirtl by n I'opti 11*1.
Splint fMspatch to th> l*o-t-In* !!!(.-< n<• r
• *LYMI't.V Ai« 11 Th« r<- til r-rnaltn
OM iHcnthl pt4lU<M within the Klft of
:li> Jim.- Crawford. .» r.llc of
thi' o; I ftdmlniitrixlun, *'iU took- after the
t»:*te * :l> :ii tr l:.t<*r< - and drawn th> re
fer » > il.tr> of s*.' «•' > ar l'h- re ha*
probably l*en a wb*i ri f>>r delay in «uc
<•'•''!.», *> wfot'd. .• d if a?i> i: *.l« t>* -
!• s titH n*rtK t)!«r lnduatty would euf
f> r mor> >r t>by r* »-n.mge of tdmints
t ration during the t!*hl'a; ,i-on, hy #ue«
( • din* -*n ••.*{H-rl : •« I .•(*!••« r with on**,
t • a•\ > r w ir:!:> , afn <•• arily
r -i\« much knowl *«.• to a quire Sn tils
n*» p *i'.i Th* r -a-on for further d<-
Ltj tf th«* >< uir. t- true, is r«<*'
it an *nd. and It Is qulu within :h*»
t- und-t of fwohahllliy that * n> w !!<h
on in: «.clon*'-r wilt bv nanv.d tti mar
f un; I re.
Appli ait *» are t: .t w»nlm* for th:> Job
a>d not far fn m tw<nty-tlv»- «r# active
r* Cr»>mlntMti tmw.i! those are A.
C l.U;'c of Aberdeen Mr Hum*, of \n.x-
J \\ Wentworth. of Vancouver;
j C I \ Id 1 11.. II »», • !!. of Seat
i tie,
i's«h Cemmi i -;<t C» »f md h..<» a Ist tU>
If,-- than ii jr.ir i. ft to < to till the
rm for «• •!•>: •(.
I hnrttiin I nnal> '«w "*s*l Hurnnl
j S»;*Ti |) pfaqMti I) to liw Pml h>ttttl|W>«f.
tn.\ MI'lA v V. Si «» i r«-ach« 1
f this ,If j of :< "r - s* -.ti 'i *. • ,rr= 1 u
s Wooitland. Ist ;h»* .••.my, v - ■ * de
i»vir.|t the >.;» null of I -•'!? a. Co..
v iU-.i-d at I" ♦« T> . noil w >■. huilt In
!«-;? b> T .Vt n*.:-. .. "al ! •• a • ; try
c=f .v.'**' £*»«•• it uiy. Tit »<h;v-'.- trill |>ro
tiucvd an outl'trt 'f <• >m « **•
* \\ J *,t t V* Htt»' lii 1 I'tsy.
tvltiinlikir* ?t * «l <»« ■ < Hi. ir . ft s »
«Bid M |!l llsit at ir .«dit*« I'mt^
N • . W "'
■ oeiv. i t fron- the *-r«* part* that left
1 on tho sht««'n Co Ih> «'ter th? I\»rt.*»ud
tvt '<•«*" t »-*n t*~:* >"• ar w.th
\t . •* ; h i\v ' '•> f u ~-r
N vf, * * f - i,• -T's'Ul-.t.
e*po*da'' •' .*'« •' ' w- -ri. ■• >■. «t no,- 1:.
• ,nt •-. ••-■ ■ ' f , s . ,
ir,* acooi-a- ; - ed •.-in* wits r «»t.
.* * , x ,
s ■ _ : . rt
\i . > -* .tnsr'n'MplMdf
' tf *v< > are }'. ■ »• v 4 it have
; I* *
r ... a
• v . ■ ■ K; -• • " f' • „
• *. ; ■ \ •• • »*»
* 1 . * .■* • » ••. <h(| ' * - P:... )•
.■ ■> * 1* • '•>•■*• : u*sne«ii
l..mited »ru« f r Lcr»e» ca KomJJw.
Majestic ranges are twiiit on
honor. They are steel atid mat*
leable iron throughout. Investigate the
subject and you will he sure to buy a
Majestic.
FREDERICK. NELSON k MINRO, Middle Half of R alto Hlk.
STICK TO THE L A. W.
WKWIRT* or DEfTCTIOt RAVE
fii:t:\ 1.R0M1.1 KX4G«ER tm.
Trur t ondltlon of tffalrt in
('•rttaail—Wilt H. Parry Talka of
thf IVrllß* tm«R( the tfrmbrri
of thr Kucßllvf t WMislttrr of
thr I|bm'b t It? t>owd R«a4i t lab
■—Thrrr Will Probably Br m Rarr
Mm llrrr na Laliar Dajr t ader
kaarlloa of thr L W.
Th' mar* th* mi.vtm"!i? to brrak away
fr >tn «ha i»i American Wheelmen
to the ParSfl,' Xorthweat btTwtijitfil
the i»->« foemittable it Thla >»
r.'it only trao of the condition of affairs
it PurtLuid. wh<?re the move
m- • w:%s -tartHi by the Calif ornia A»-
1- • «ted Cy Jtnif Cluba, but alw in Ta
rxjm*. A <ord!n* to the reimrt from Ta
eoniti, laM Monday every ritier of
note. with the exo>ption of <»eor*o
Shanrk tht> k;njc-ptr>»- for 1*37.
h"1 Q-jij-eil to thr
t n It 'l' Vrl .>!«-< J. how-ver. at the
in- -'ii* of the UKutive comon'toe of the
*lt> trood Ro.i'lss club Tuesday
tncht that Urtnio |>ja. the crack ama
tfnjr rider of Tuforaa. haa Hot taken the
final et-p ,»nd may not. He wrote for
in* Unation concernimr the me* t tnat will
protiahly l»e glvn In thb> city l-abor
day j tak< it from the t« nor of hia let
t- r he *iij rttiv her> if a m«->-t i» jflven,
and that aiil kep h:m In the ranks of
th*' old organisation.
"1 h< of holding n me»'t in this
city *,w dt«' xia«ed by the executive com
mitt-e of the O >od Koatis Club, and aaa
! ■ ally icft in the hand.* of F. W. Harl
but, <-h.-s ir m .15 of th' raciOK commlttt e.
Mr liuribut n.>t in favur of Sunday
' " and therefore he will not favor
tii-- i*i» ;t of S'-vttl'* easting it* interests
With the organization which aeema l>aaed
on the Sunday projxssition.
<"itv Comptroller Parry, a member of
the »cfutlve committee of the Good
Hi.unl* Cluh .-aul ye«terdty afternoon:
"The sentiment of the ex cutive officers
of the • iiixl Hoa<i»> club, expreiaaed at
Li"; nUrht's mv ting was that the clab
w aid .a) by the L. A. W. It was" t/ie
.pinion or th»- club that the sentim-.-nt of
tin.- eommunity wouki not stand Sunday
ra< which seems to be thr thing moat
d'.-fitreil hy the Crtllfornia movement. We
b* i: ve that Sunday racing would l»e a
pcaiiiy. detriment, not only to racing, but
w> 1 > cling uft wll. We n'»w numt'er
among our memlx r»>hlp many Lading i»ro
t atonal m.-n. fr.cludina >«.-veral ebrgy
fineo, wiio eertalnly would not detlre to be
kit tstitled in any way with Sunday* sporra.
BJ *ycle racing has gained Ita hold largely
because of the conSdtace the iieople have
In i: ,if. ,i cktin ?|>ort. regulated by *n
organisation uf »«cn standing aa the I*.
A U r
"Wr have always had fair treatment
from th L. A. W. In racing matter*, and,
while, -ome individual members complain
that they do not re< ;ive as many benefits
from the organization in the way of pro
tecHon, reduetd transportation aftd hotel
rates, road books, .sign ttoorila. and gen
eral agbation for road improvements as
do the memhera in some Eastern states,
still this iy a matter that our members can
remedy themselvi s by electing vigilant
statu off!. ,rs Here In Seattle the L. A.
W. ha ; tx en subsidiary to the Queen City
' e..«<nl Roads »"lub, hsit thus, who belong '.O
the former organisation will. 1 am sure,
remain loyal so it, and I thlt.k there is no
quiHion that the Good Hoada club will
r- fti-e »o join hands with the California
Sunday racing combination."
From the reports sent out from Portland
one would imagine that'the 1.. A. W. ha l
lo*t it.- grip in the Pacific Northwest, and
that the racing interests in the futuro
would 1h- in tht- hand of the C. A. C. C.
Private advices received from Portland
state the condition of affairs is grossly
exaggerated. The C. A. C. C. will have
rat - tn Portland August 11 anil 15. and
from a canvass of the racing m.*n In Port
kind the U'-w or»misi !->n ha." secured
only ttit.ee mi-n, AUeu. Kucker and po.--
si' ly t'arl Abendroth. flu ker is under
susiension by the L. A \\ Ail of these
nun ar« In the employ, it is staud. t.f
Fn d M-rrlll. w.to is at the head of the
s< -ding movement. Three or four riders
hav. b». n Imported from California, but
all of th. fist local men are stKking :o
the 1.. A. W.
T 1. A W. will hav several race
live - m I'ortlutd In tho latter i-art of
A :gu*t ttvl ft. piemtK r. Th» Portland
ri'b-is u ,11 atti r d the 1.. A. \V me<; in
S'-attL- l.atKvr day. ind i: is hop'd that
"(Hi- f :! t w r i'-f \»j S altlt* will at
tend th-- meets In Port. md.
The U A W. m mt i r-i ii< tr. PortLtnd
Is increasing «\ r> day, ar.d th-- C. A <?.
C. ha\' not three nt' as:n r.- of the L A. IV.
tn t.': :r ranks.
!T;.« u'lve romntltt--o of the Qu« - n
ft y Good Koads Club .»itlhoriled tho
tt . k • :nnuttea to contie« • :h»- path c<*n
-tru. ?-d thr ■ »gh th» N tn'o tract fr-.u
I'ike vr* to J«*n- - «:a- with Ma.ii- a
str> front the u«.ton of Kust Pik«
| a: «iK T» if'h. coming oat it Kenn«*y
j str*!*;. Th path ta to i«« *x»n*tri!cttd f«*r
j the :»-!:ertt of the j. ..pi* it: the Walla
j \\ alia additloa. PEE BEE.
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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER THUBSDAY. AUGUST 12. 1897.
in this city At gust tl and 22 under the
auspices of the n-w local organisation.
The outside flyers who have already s',g
ni't-rd their Intention of ecmp* ting are
Jones. Ab»r Iroth. Rurker. Whitman and
Vat ghan. of Portland. Eddie All r. of
Otto Zeiglef f be California de
mrn and a- knowl* !g*d champion at on> -
third of a mil- . Eugene Ravi* of Ev*r>-tt
and probably t*>w, of Seattle B- th of
the Sh ;ri k boys have entered. Th*
prhn offered are th" largest ever put
up at a ra— ting in the Northwest, run
ning as high as 138. The entries will
close August I*.
I'latrd to a Prsw at TmnK
C*HICA<K> Aug. If—lurried and Evans
played to a draw In the only tennis match
today, where the American and English
experts tested their skli!. The affair was
called on account of darkness, after each
had secured a set In the other matches
Bob Wrenn *on two straight from Col
lins the Western champion, and Nlshttt
created a sarprtse by winning two out of
three from Ma honey.
OYER 4A.mNi.tMIO HI SHF.i.*.
,1 nprecrdrntrg Wheat Yield of the
lalaad Empire, by Cnunltr*.
SP«"»KANE, Aue 11.—The Spokesman-
JFP * w-w has crop reports fr>m «p«*Mal cor
res:»ondentf in Spokane Walla Walla,
A.lams. W nitman. Lincoln, Klttlt « an<l
Yakima counties. Washington, and L.atah
and N«a Perce counties In Idaho. These
cover the principal grain producing sec
tions of Fla'-rern Washington and North
. rn Idahi. : with a few counties to hear
from.
Th«- tcial as compiled Is beydfcd l>ellef.
The estimated wheat yield alone, to say
nothing of oats and barley, as given by
these reports, is as fellows:
Spokane county. I.wv»# bushels: Walla
Walla. 4, M'.flOO; Adams, Whitman.
13,l.incoln, 13 4*».(»10; Kittitas, ♦*)..
«>., Yakima. 3ft*.ooo.
Northern Idaho—Latah county. 2.
N l Perce, Total, 41,400,009 bush
els.
PERISHED IN THE FI.IMES.
Mother and *on» tbet Dt*ath and
Father Hay Lour Reason.
ARLINGTON. Or.. Aug. 11.-The dwell
ing house of C. A. S. Shurte burned at
atkoul midnight and Mrs. Shurt«» and her
two sons perished in the flames. They
were overcome by the Intense smoke, and
when found were dead. Shurte was awak
ened by the fire in the sitting room, and
ran down stairs immediately. He found
the flames spreading so rapidly as to cut
off his return to the upper story. Heroic
efforts were m«tde to save the wife and
children, but to no purpose. Miss France,
who vfis -deeping in the second story.
jumjeTi from tne window and escaped.
TherjP is grt-at fear that Shurte will lose
his *ison.
McJ<t»r Wllmou'* It ecoiitiuenaln tlon*.
»nator John L. Wilson yesterday an
nounced that he had indorsed the applica
tion of and had recommended the ap
pointment of Wilson R. Gay for the po
sition of I'nited States district attorney.
| and that he also had indorsed Charles E.
, Cluypool, of Taenia, as assistant I'nited
i States attorney. Senator Wilson an
nounced later in the evening that he had
j recommended the appointment of E<lwar<l
P. Tremper, as register of the United
; States land ofR-e at Seattle.
Shinttlemeu (>et Hnitr* Rained.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
BNOHOMISH. Wash.. Aug. 11 The em
plo>«-> of the McOullough and Parmenter
mills at Maehlas engineered a successful
i strike for higher wages on Monday. They
; secured an advance from <5 to 7 cents for
i packing, and from 7 to i> cents for knot
i sawing. Today the men at the Parmen
ter mill struck again, demanding a bet'.er
quality of "»:rub."" They were allowed to
i walk out.
tnolhrr Itnantrr at Ki errtt.
j Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT. Aug. 11.- The Everett
smelter commenced the erection of an
other roaster today. It will he completed
and in operation some time in October.
This will make three, the second having
b«en built last spring. The capacity of
: this one will he greater than either of the
! others.
T«» II" Trini for si*-nlinu Mnck*.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
WA 1.1 .A WALLA, Wash.. An*. 11
| James Noah, who was arrested yesterday
j for stealing twenty gacka of wheat from
j the farm of Thomas Moore, was bound
j over to the superior court today to an
swer to the charge of grand larceny, and
In default of $ bond* he went to jail.
Me Took it |)o*f» of l.inlrrieat.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllg« noer.
BLAIN'E. Aug. IL—Charles Nolhrlck. a
' Russian Finn < mmltted sul 'ide by s* -i.
| lowing the contents of a Itnlmnnt bo-*ie
• containing poDono<iT Ingredients iv
i yi nd Ms namfl nothing is known of Ms
ante< edents.
.MI.t.IPVI\U THR HKKDIIX,
tio*. mark's Cl» II *fr»lrr Sy«|rm
("iHitlrniMt il n» Scleiwr Convention.
DETROIT, Am. 10. - The proceedings of
the American Association for the Ad
vancement of S, ier.ee w ere enlivened to
day by a criticism of Gov. Rla< k of N w
T •'k by Willi .m H. Hale Pft D„ of
ij. n . the • ■ tirse of >n on
i! s- r\ • reform before the section of
so. ii! I'.il economic science. i«- jjajj,
suld in part:
"Last >-•* T at Buffalo I presented to the
;-> 1 - u. l .nof th-■ «cy
s '.i< i.on ard later I had the sa .sfactlon
f knowing tl f the people of th, Fritted
S'. it. *. bv ;.;i emphatic vote adopted the
v w for which 1 t) en contended. At the
rinr great party holding what I re
• " mnd view* upon this ion,
w •• • c nvened for the purpose of noml
• -th « •a- !at for governor tfN vr
V rk ati-i ted for this oflW a voting
rs m This rt;tr Kr • k S Black an
0,. r / ?he stnte by birth and a recent
M 'tier ir, it was destined to fill the chief
WW UW .;T ■ ) to h»come the most
' formidable opponent that the
"ler:t system ever tret,
'- 'K •'■ h. - :* - to
f T v ! .* . • ■ ■ «r>
«M h m end ktton that
•«wisla-;on be had that would authorise
• ' <t the f.->ot of the lis? tir«r w.iPh
- v S-* v fc-r .i.}.» n by th? consti ition.
~ " efcisLiture had not th- temerity to
"" >ut t*. ;v iudjl tons «'Jgg* StK>n. but
•• I- ' ; - f th- ~«s n *-■ V passed
* w filch * g-.-\"rnor prepared, rvnv-
- r <t nvir.j'iors for tn> rr a.'l
had b\ the civ!? com mission
• • ro.-.-nt on!r W per cent., and
" ir e*ami- alons for tttn.«« shoulC be
' v s 1 ni? * »•* j>ow•"* -
h " re * of both e* tmina-
T r- - a f':r t"v adopt .« had
#.•> rn ~5 it (i.iv, Bltck"*
' ■- '« ' > ' - <;■■> -'men to the • :.J
'-"tr: --'d by th« eonst'.TuMjr if nut
T**e botanical branch elected officers to
' - -• -Mr . - J J D -i:», 0 f R 0 n ...
V. - • • . - m.-d -.d.n: and F. F.
,>f »\ x> ■'- si»-r» • irr.
V»rc»l «»* M*»nt M'anr.
| >* \Mi">t"TlX. rr A g la. Fo:;r
[F* " ' "* ' -r> have +•;«» r ade a roconi
»f Morit 5< ir * hv the *».'-■ f»»l
--> lowe-.' * v ftmouo Alpine j t .-.
4 •. ■- - *h- • • «• **o have been t:.e
fir?t to reacts the #uicsut.
RANKS ARE BREAKING
OF THE
9TRIKIIU XIIERS.
•><)m<* of De Irnll'i Ira l»
Htirk-\ Plaa of Pr«t»t-*h«rJns
1 adrr • OBii4rratla>-lißii«<-r at
U >trk Aiaaig tkr Strikers* K»ml
||r«-4 iwfllrtiac Rrperlt Frwm
(he Knunlia.
PITTS ?U"RO. Aug. IL-The committee
ha'- -r.g in charge the matter of •*-curing
#!gr.at.;res to she proposv i uniformity
agr-nrment to govern coat produe'ian ha*
d-eided to not rj;~ operators to sign lfc>;
d-' ..ti nt until they have had sr. i)j'i>or
turity to examine it carefully The com
tr.v.if it 15 so mwh time will claps*
t~: r the proposed agreement is 10 Jf
cwi<d r ITectlve ihit nothing :o tn- gained
bj' hurrying matters.
T.":f Oak Hii! ns'.n> rs w '-.ose wait' - were
withheld by l> Armlt's company
di) :•» <a- they aid -iruck, Dtat Nf»-
ton last nignt and. after denouncing the
company's formally declared a
*:nk** at Oak Hill and decided to r> main
out till tlK' district price of t» cents is pavi.
Notwithstanding this action. there were
more mto at work in the mine this morn
ing than on any day since the marchers
appeared in the neighborhood.
Hook to Work at I'lani t'feek.
At Rum Creek the full quota of 355 men
went in before 7 a. m , and the De Araiita
are Jubilant.
At Sandy cr-ek there is no charge in
tie situa.lon since Monday. There !f a
report that the New York and Cleveland
Gas Coal Company h is under considera
tion a plan that is entirety new a* at>-
pHed to coal mining, via: Sb;»rtng prof:s
annually with the miners. The plan will
not be put into effect, however, unfit after
the strike. l*e Arnilt. wnen seen regar 3-
ing the proposed plan, said he would
rather not talk about it at present, as it
was not fully decided upon.
The fact just made public that the men
at work in the Spring Hill mine of I>< ts»
sttr. Boyd & Co. were getting 'J-*
cents. has further complicated the stri'c •
situation. This rate ha* been paid sine;
July 16. There are ninety-nine men at
work in this mine and 200 mine wagons
are mined every day. This is dumped di
rectly into the tenders of tb» locomotive-*
tn th* Pennsylvania road. An e<To»* will
Ih' made by the strikers to get the miners
out. but the latter say they will continue
at work.
Help for the Haafrry.
The last movement of the strikers indi
cates that the miners' leaders have aban
doned all hope of drawing the coke repion
into the strike and have adopted a plan
of using the cokers to assist th» strikers
in a more profitable way. Committees
have been in the coke region all week col
lecting money and provisions. The heart
quarters of the district officials of the
United Mine Workers in this city are still
besieged with piteous appeals for aid from
the starving women and children of the
striking miners. More than SI,OOO worth
of provisions have been distributed the
last two days and the requests for help
are far In rxress of the means to rcsinind.
Around the Uunola mine and along the
Wheeling division of the Baltimore 1%
Ohio railroad the suffering seems to l>e
the wor>t. In many homes there seems
to bo notWng but dry bread to eat, and
in gone cases none.
A large meeting was held at Cuncgis
burg today, where both the Boone and
Allison mines have resumed operations in
full.
Sew JtMin of Are Crowned.
The striking miners who were formerly
employed by the New York and Cleve
land Qas foal Company met this after
noon and formed a permanent organiza
tion. and appointed a coniniltte« from
oach mine to take charge of the strike at
those mines. Following the organiza
tion they attended a meeting at Turtle
<*reek addressed by Mrs. Jones, of Chi
cago, at which 3,000 miners and th»!r
wives were present from the different sec
tions of the district. The feature of the
rne» ting was the crowning of Emma Haas
with a wreath of daisies by Mr*. Jones,
who presented her to the miners as the
"Joan of Arc of America." This is the
PI-year-old cripple who came into promi
nence through firing a pistol as the miners
marched past her home on their daily
visits to the mines.
Nominal Vice President Miller, of the
Mine Work-rs* Association, entered suit
today for JSO.IJGO damages against T. P.
De Armlt. superintendent of the Turtle
Creek mines for alleged malicious prose
cution.
On the hnnnnliß Klter.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 11.—A spec-la 1 fr,.m
Wheeling says r» ports from the K.m.iwlu
valley are conflicting The onranlxers
claim they have the best of it. .mil that the
mlm rs wlli all be out befrfn Saturday Op.
the other hand, disinterested persons siv
the Diamond. Wlnfred. Pig: Mountain and
Mount Carh<>n miners all went ha k to
•xnrk this morning:. and are in a b.al hu
ntor with the organisers for maklnir r*. k
le*s promises to induce them to strike.
In this district ther. Is no eh/inxe today.
MONTGOMERY. W. V;v. Aug. 11 \ll
th< miners *a_Tie out todi> at the request
of Pilcher's army of marching mtners.
The leaders • rt that the Kanawha dls
tri -f i« practically closed.
KVANSVIi I.E. 7nd. Aug:. 11. - All the
miners of th!« distrt r hive agreed to stop
work until the bis strike !s settled.
v lar«ntloa In Imliann.
BRAZIL Ind.. Autr. 11 The miners* ex
ecutive board m< t here and reported th.it
ther.» were 7,IT* p<ifsons in th- mining dis
trict that were In actual ne.-d of food.
The actual distribution (riven yesterday
has not exceeded 7 cents per capita.
\»i % «•» T«w> l.nte.
3.>f> ]««» i>f ha re a ins In pianos and or
gans .-idvertl-- d in For Sale Mi- • Uaneittif
column by P S Johnston. 903 Second ave
nue,.
Arc lon (ioInK rampincl
If ar» \ou shoidd have the P-,.»t-
Inteliijter >c.>r »»<rit to you. Tt will eost
nothinc extra. Call at our office and have
your addr - charged.
Have v :i - • * Klc.r like edition of the
r <t-l:it*r to yo,,r frf- r ■*« I? the
East? - wrapped readv f.r mai.lr g
on h* had upon application at business
office. 3c r< r < py.
Klon<" ikert attention Vseful miners'
e<v>k !-.0.-k 're. at Si'Ticcr ''iirkc Com
pany's, Occidental avenue.
jjt< :.m r Raj id Transit carri< « hors a to
.e lay August 14.I 4 .
Gov Vfc!r-or,. -f We-' Virginia a? -
n- • - - tt »t he will n arry Mr« Myra
«' :!n Vr a - i- st whom charges of f. rg*ry
have l>-n made, early In July. He yvt
he knetK ' t t i. . iii-ms \g .-r
her, ai d :s pre are.l to prove th- «n false.
Royal make* the food pure.
*boltMmt end deUciottt.
pom
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
«e*»- *Mrnc «o«ets or *f« rom.
RED
ROUGH
HANDS
lirhtag. «-»!?. Msedtag pabw. »bsp»ie* cai'*,
mad patafst 6»g-r cjms#, pibiaehh**<i*,
otly. tB- ibs •k?B,dry, tWs. asi fxiltr j h*ir, it-k
--log, #«*ly »«"»ip#, » ; ; krld slickly to watw: Ssths
with Crriet ha t*oir, *ad jwstl"- AttGiawp
with Cmctaa icaxmetn , the great skis care.
(gticura
?. «.'d r»T*i» I>ir«*rpCaE*
fllr * He 1 *
rrCHING - "
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.. Restaurant
818 First Avenue.
■
THE
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"Hg
PROMPT SERVICE.
MODERATE CHAROES.
♦ 11,8 RrSt O
♦ M TRADB Absolutely Pore
T H «ABR aHd HhoteSMK
T J ?5-€cat
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t -CRSeht- Mluwfac,wwl
♦ li This State. 0
T lib 'JSe. "
Will do ail that any f.igher O
1 orlced powder will do, and DO
T IT BETTER "
t Cresceot NaiMfacturtaift €O. o
Tour $ Is
Worth 200 c
Here these days
during our
YEARLY
MIDSEASON
DISCOUNT SALE.
Some prices that tell
the story t
JJ 60c.
$3.20. - 4
!
60c.
STANDARD CO.
IMI2-I<i Kirat A*., «»|ep
Aho«f Madl.un.
"W hat Wf t%> Uo, We
Do Do.
1 If You Love Your
Wife Buy Her a
j GAS STOVE.
Our Prices
This Week
Must tempt people to buy Men's
and Boys' Clothing of us. even
if they don't need the goods. Is
there a single need in your ward
robe? This is the golden oppor
tunity for supplying it.
Ifp foil fft Fii titipf
niU IUJ lull J Ll|Uip|JuL
FOR THE
I nil fjfifl (iif
iiuonu uuu iiu Uuf
If not, come and see us. We
carry only the very best goods
used in that country.
% *
KLINE & ROSENBERG.
iFirst A v., Foot of Cherry St.
The aim of De Mall la to tecelv«< a limited number of t<ojt af
good character. .inder the aw oT fourteen, and p.'epare them for cotlefa ft ;
a business life, combining the discipline of a fchool with home Influent*
Th<' school building 1* well e*julpp< 1 and located In a beautiful spot In tte ;
country, offering to th«' pupils excellent opportunity for outdcor tacaea.
Vhe Instruction is thorough and per.-onaL
For circular and Information . dd n-ss
1). S. PLLKOBD, lake View, WuhilftM.
>f\FRISCH BRO&j
:|p *1?. Dealers In
Jw WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. SJLYERWAK.®
REPAIRING oi romplimtetl Watches.
* 720 FIRST AVEMLE.
Mifiafc' Supplies..
/Tl||l v I Gold S«al Boots, Rubber Boott*"
Ixa'h. r Soles. Water proof Coal*
~ - ■ ———— tt., a n 1 Sleeping H»gu.
The Washington Rubber Co.-" 714 First Av..Seattle.Wj
*G ■"v A We will buy Ro'd du*t in *njr lUJjjJI
Advances (,AI/| ctiw*.
Qj| V#vl Wl/|1 *J I l'ronr.pt r. turns mail# on ship"**
He will furnish Letters of Credit oa Alaska Points.
National Bank of Commerce. Seattle, Wash*^
GOLD DUST SHIPMENTS
May V. «-r.t to ;s and imm«dia?e return v ill be made. A coopw-*
■ayer in attendance.
LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSIED
On Junea iSt Michael's, «':rcle F.ty. F «vr'\hy, f'-w- n* it jr.
PLfiET SOLND NATIONAL BAIMK, "vattic. Hash.
GOLD DUST—
B or consignment* 'welveil to Ms*M • > tba mint, and return* PfSl
mediately. the**
We resentfully anll'-tt busin<-«'. from those fnttrg on? **" •*
ttrrntnur from A ! r<«*a.
Boston National Bank, Seattle, Wash. ° VP '
WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANS*, OF SEATTLE*
U. S. fiovernwent Depositary.
r.T TS O<"'!.!> DFST or m k«» advan- •; ' ' ' ?o ™ 4r La****
RK«*EI VFB CONSIGNMENTS OF DL'ST or b i'i •» 1 m ' k
turn*. rirdi
t**B''KS I.ETTRRS r«F CREDIT «t >e ! 'J' 11 M: 'haela.
i ort Cudahy ard r>awion. . iuA
INVITES CORRESPONDENCE w h r-'r • ■•» t ;-.^gwn«i"^
ADVANCES ON GOLD DL'ST. ~J
We make lAvasMf on inU -ir irk- ?• ' -i>n ( n' olH^
DEXTER HORTO* fc CO., Hankers, Seat**