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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
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Ser 8ierfries UNI ben eriten greiS aui
Der @eItausfeluns tobt neiter. Sebi
reflamirt bic Babit 8reipins 60. bon
WiIpautee bic Sisssspalme, ipdbrenb bic
Inbeuiers8uid 60. in ct. Souls barauI
beitsbt, baB iie ben eriten 9reis babe unt
Jpn aud bsbalten tperbe. Der ,,Ins
bes Wefens" nennt in einem fulminan-
ten 2ofaIartifeI bas ,,8enebmen bes &C.
i1Iassnen goncurrenten" ein-,idam'
bodies" 9isie SersepaItisuns Der oeut'
i1en Sprads tpirb man benz braneialir.
ten aofalpatriotiSmus su @ute balter
muSien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
Staetrath.
SeIect Council. 16. Sob,

SeteCt S0uNCtl, 10. JtOp.
Siebensebn 0titslieber parsn in Der
SiBuns antpeienb.
Der Seuerdef seiste an, bab sur glus'
ruituns Der Columbia SdIaud So. nod
5000 nbtbis ieien.
9Iuf bic Mnfiinbisuns bss StraBsnfom.
mihdrS unb StabtssometerS, bab bas
iiblide Sunbament Der 2adaipanna Npe,
nue. Bride uniider iei, tparb Der Stra.
BenfommiIdr ansenieien, iofort bic &es
paratur ober ben Neubau por,unebmen.
DaS Mnerbisten ber Goniumers' @is
&c., Der Stabt sinen BIab fir sinsn
Seumarft an @aibinston 4penue, .sesen'
iiber benz Grie & W. Q. 8abnbofe, auf
spei Sabre fofenfrei su iiberIaien, tpurbe
aneenommeu.
Der Mapor reidts mebrere 8ui6riften
Elm, unter bieien aud beridiebene 8etos
bon Steuersrlaiiunsen auf &eaIeisen'
tbum. Serner madte ct bic Mbisbuns
bsSpoIisiiten Soi. Ipib offisiea beianni
uno ernannte Sbomas WilIs bon Der 2.
Darb an befen SteIe. Die @rnennuns
iparb iofort beitdtist.
Das @siud Der SbuIbeb5rbe, be.
treffenb bic 8eieitieuns Der aIten Drinter
2anoitraBe, iparb an oas Suitis @on'ite
ueripieien.
SoIssnbe 9erorbnunssn paiiirten brittle
2siuns: gine 8erpillisuns bon $50 fir
bic Nuffdluns an bem Delaipare Strabe
GuIpert; fir bic Seriteauns bon Seftion
A bsS fiinften Seiperbiitriftss unb bic
9lrt unb @eifs Der Iuflusen bafir unb
Ssren Collection feitiebenb.
9a bic DtitsIieoer;abI su bieier 3eit
auf elf suiammenseidmOI;en mar, 70 ers
folste 8srtasuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
@er bdIt @prt2

@clen nidt bieienisen berebrtsn Sun.
ben. ipeI6e erfIdrt baben, ieIbit in Der
Office pOripreden su ipoIIen, UNI su be.
sablen, enbIi9 @ort baItens Die Mebrs
sabl berielben iinb Elm Sabr unb bariibsr
i6ulbis mir baben unfere sr6bersn
&e6nunsen ipenisitens monatlid 3u be.
sleiden unb es 1T faum seredt unS su.
su,niitben, elm Sabr unb Idneer au iparten,
unb unS bann nod init 8eriprsdungen
binsubalten, bic su erfiaen man feline
Gnitalten ma6t. gir mabnsn unsern,
iino aber ba;u se3ipunsen, ba mir bas
@eIb nbtbis baben.
Ser Serau8geber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
Dunn ore.

= Gonrab Sbtpeiser bat bas BARRIERS
seiddft bon 8. q. 8oror ansefauft.
- Sedsebn beige StaIiener bampf.
ten bersanssne Wode ibrer Seimatb su
unb man iddbt, bab iis curdidnittlid
ie $1,000 mitnabmen.
- @m Montas brannte eS in bem
9eter O'Soro Wobnbau8 unb in Der SO.
Q Sdule, bod tpurbsn beioe Ssuer obne
S1aoen seIbi6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
Neme Mm;ei9en.
Die JuSiana Farmers
Spar nno 2(nleibe Seielidaft
bon Sort 8abne, Sno.

Wit abfcluter Si6rbsit ssr @nIase ptrbinbtt
oieie Gjtlsaibaft srBbne 8ortbels aIs GbnIihs
9nifitute. Na6 tsm 81 SABRE plan !. 3. fpfst
cine anlsibs BON $1,000 In 79 Wpnatsn uur
$3.50 So alic pisr prpssnt iGbrli6 ipGbrsnb bsr
Ni6tifeisnenbe in Der slsi6sn 8riit an $1,000
bic Summt spn $440 pe,bisnt.
Sobn SenteS, 42S 6idorB Str,
assnt-fir Seantpn, unb II berleibs CUR ssnauen
GrfIGruns bes planes unp Der 8ortbtiIs jtbr-
,eit berett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
SGuier unb 2ptS

In SnlGisbsnsn Sbsilsn BON Tunmpre unb
psisrsburs ~ psrfaufen. llsber preiie unb
eoialitGtsn siebt ausfunft perm. Wablsrs, ir,
(jrppe Straes, Dunmors. Wlsbrne Der plGBs
mHAen unbsbtnst ipfcrt ssrfaufL tpabsn unp
nb Iebr bilia ,u baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
@auue Gcuutp.

= garf Safe in SonesbaIe IN bereits
am Sreitus nit Sis bebsdt seipeien.'
- Gm Montas tarb in SonesSaIe
Sobn 8. 8opp i'm altsr bon 73 Sabren.
= Ser SIeiider 2sonburt Stdnsle
Itarb am Wlittipo6 in SonesbaIe i'm AIter
pon 49 Sabren. Gr trat i'm slIter bon
II Sabrsn in ben Ser. 81. Dienit unb
tampfts nit 9lusseidnuns i'm 8iirser'
frieae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
&pmf6berirtes 9yapieraelb.

SIS, $40 unb $40 e6ts GunfBbsrirts 9Stsn
10 Gents isos; Is ane 50 Gents gloisn isSs 10
perfsssIt ssssn Ginisnouns pss preiss psrianet.
GrrsTirt: 6 &bas. .. Barrier 80 Scutb
8orlptb SraBe, atlanta, Ga. asa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
aIsines MiBnsrIfannnib.

0ebrerin: emma, mas ipiIicn
sic mir BON Der Samilie Der SrdiSeen
Su ia9en PC mma: nBitte, Wtama
bat uns ieben ssamilienflati9 perboten !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
3pbuenee Strbeit fur Sllle

80 Sage Srebit fir ene Sgentur i'm Wertbe
BON $50. 8arautirt $3.50 9roft i'm erftep
Wonat ooer feline 8ejabuns Senoe Brief
marie fur 4roben an Sdoop Co., so Drain
Ctr Nacine, @ise. I9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
4ndl etiuas.

Batter: yMadt mein Sobn quite
Sorti9ritte i'm Gnglii6en 2"-2ebs >
rer: 80 ia, ct bort lid) idon gang
ipafer init ieinen Mtitl6iilern!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
GOnt. u. &artl,
9(rcbiteft ilnD &anbmeder,
SO. 404 2adaipanna Mpenue,
@ypmins Saus ssssnaber.

plans unb acasniberi6lass fir Nrubautsn,
2anbpermsTunssn unb 8sfisBuns bon @rsn3'
Iinisn unt ale In pas Snssnsur. unb Sau.
fad sini6Iassntsn Arssitsn wnbtn prompt
unS sspilIsnbafi ausssfabrt. Gruneitiid in
8auISts par,sairt unb 9anbfarttn ansefrrttst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
anffaHnHg.

g.: rSinS sic iider, oaB Sbr Sobn
bur6's @ramen fommt ?"-S.: San,
iider! IS tra9t ii9 nur. oh oben ooer
unten burhi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24

so, mein ssrdulein, bite, jett redt
lieb uno freunbli9 Gins, slpei, orei !!
90, i6 banfel 9tun fOnncn sic
wieoer SIR natiirlides @eiidt annehs
tneu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
8a6er uR6 3Gitl9rifteR.

Der tintsssi6nets fiinSist hermit srssbenli
an, pab sr cine Subaesntur nbsrnpmmsn pal
unp I'm Stanbe H. ale 3sitnnssn, .3s'tlprt1len,
8iiter, 8ibsr ulp. in allen Spra9en IN tnrSer
2eit Bu lisfsrn. SD balte MID cem 9sfprisln
Smtibibum bsIpnbrs bsitsns smpfpbsn. SleT-
asrunssn pinftli6 une rssa. man.
Nls auftrass i6riftIi& lctpts miinsIi9, psr-
BEN auf has i6usalts aussrfubrt.
Abtunssppl,
auguH 8lein, 63S Cherry SfIaBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
3u perfanfen:

Die GdIpt NIT Saus an alb unb paul Stra'
Gen. Habnt sIusfunft srtbsiIt alsrmann
Suttsrmann. 26ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
9rndfehl ertenfeI.

Die 9ienUermdblten idwuren ii9 jli
ItetS feit auf chamber Su taueu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24
Seutfds 8risfIiRe.

8ruus grau .. 9. 9ctt, Wm. 6.
Bloom, 8sprst Npssltr, =. W.
Samann 8rau Geo. gsbrins, s. y.
Splfsttsr, 8. 3. ysuns. Grnf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

tract Vas uniis for agricultural purposss
and only vasaabss for its timber.
In b heaEng which followed On the
1Deh Of April. 1s9o. the cases 81 Brunei and
Nckeown we're consolidated. and March
u, 1871. the register and recsiver. Of the
Seattle and ONCE waited in = decisiou in
favor OF the applicssiop 70 purchase. hold
Ing that TwSndie's homestead entry vas
made tor speculative purposes 10 Obtain
possession Of the land for it, timber and
celed.
March q. 1897. the commissioners a. the
genera land ONCE reversed this decision
on sae ground that Twindls was . bona
nae settler and had improvements on the
saHo q the time Brunei and McKeown
nseo taeir applications. and on the ground
tnst the act OF June ;. 1878. provided that
TIMBER land entries could not he made Of
isnd thus sisaated, without regard 10 it,
character. Brunei and McKeovn ap-
peaiso from the COMMISSIONER decision
20 the secretary Of the interior. Who nov
sustains the decision Of the local ofsceu
IN iasor OF kFunet and McKeown.
IN his opinion the secretary says that
the testimony vas very conflicting, not
only - 70 tie character Of the land, but
aaso - 70 the quantity and value OF the
timber upou it. Some witnesses testified
tina rom forty TO sixty acres could be cul-
tivated, and Others said that not one whole
acfe could b. plowed. and that there were
moi nve or kix acres Of good soil on the
whole tract. Some estimated the timber
It 100000 or 10000 feet. worth Is censs
per DOC and others put it 1T 5000 900 or
IO,OO.000 fee*, worth SO cents to IS cents
Per l.o0 Twindis's Improvement con-
sisted OF .. shack house. evidently not
ouise for . permanent home. one acre
cleared OF nnderbrush and small trees,
half IN acre slowed in grass md eight or
Ten ANAL apple trees planted. One Of
Iwindie's witnesses swoYe altogether too
hard on his behalf. Notwithstanding
Iwindie's testimony that he had never
raised any crops or garden truck what
EVER Phillips Neary testified that he had
seen Twindie digging potatoes on the tract
in the fall.
The field notes Of the surveyor OF the
township and the report Of . special agent
show that the entire township 10 noun
famous and unfit for agricultural pur-
poses, and chiefly valuable for its timber.
The secretary concludes that Twindle's
settlement was not bona tide for the pur-
pose Of establishing . home. but that il
was . colorado settlement. made with .
view Of securing the timber upon the
tract.
The plats of the following townships
have been received at the United States
land ONCE ia this city, aud the lands en-
braced In thsm can be filed on on the fol.
lowing dates: Township 80 north Of
range II wcs.. Wednesday, July l.: town.
ship y north Of range ID west. Wcdnes-
day, July 49, township 30 north OF range
L3 west, Wednesday. July %: township SO
north of range ID west. Wednesday. Aug.
ust 2.
The only business transacted yesterday
ct the United States land office was the
filing of one final homestead proof
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

During the evening the three dogs con.
sidered the heaviest in the show were
weighed to determine winner of the special
prize, a $50 collar. offered by Hardy &
Hail. for tho heaviest dog in the show.
Mr.. Stumer's ST. Bernard, Pin Monarch.
weighed i66 pounds and took the prize.
Mr.. Doneily's st. Bernard, Don Sancho.
weighed 1872, and Mrs. Hegg's mastiff, Leo,
tipped the beam at leo pounds.
The bad weather has interfered consid-
erably with the financial success of the
show. but officers of the club stated last
evening that the probabilities were that
receipts would be large enough to pay all
expenses. a fact on which the club is to be
congratulated. as it would be hard luck to
spend SO much time and money to give
the people of Seattle q good show and then
have to go down in their pockets aud pay
the bills.
The club yesterday gave ont the follow
ing answer to the proposition of f. c.
Kirby that q recognized judge of st. Ber-
nards be brought from the East to deter
mine the relative merits Of Alton III and
Pin Monarch. he Nto pay all expenses il
the latter won, the club to pay If the
former won:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
O TAKEN FOR A HOME.
srfsstary OF Interior Annrms Oectaion
OF Local Land once.

= 1ani office decision OF the secretary of
s interior was received yesterday at the
E5sed States land Office in this city. Ii
ssae reversing the ruling Of the commits
.sasF OF she general land osfics and sus-
aaaihs the decision Of the register and re-
ssfsf OF the Seattle Office. 4. singular
sssig about il IS that il is one of the last
= bunch Of half q dozen cases carried M
sae secretary Office in which the facts
sfe TIE same. the witnesses the same. the
sH.ness the sans and tried in the local
Nsfa oiaee az the same time, and in all re-
sTsss the cases were exactly similar. yet
sf rulings .; the Department have been
ssssoas, III some reversing. in others. as in
@s sustaining the decision o. the local
sascsFs. which We're all uniform.
nc case Is that OF Napoleon nrunes and
e@sa'd Ackeown W. Henry }. Twindle.
esesssns tie right 60 the northeast one
tsas<r oi section 81, township - north,
= saagc east, the district being on the
sepef Sksgi; RIVER. April -. i>sa. Brunei
ssaaa application 10 purchase the west
~aat OF The northeast ne-quarse and
- vest one-half Of the soataess, one
s%asssr 81 section &. township north Of
sage east The same day MeKeo~n
-" senstcasioa - purchase the east
sesaat Of the same quarter sections.
IVY ls>S. fs3udle tysed q homestead
'"s 'ae nos'aeas; onc~qaarsrr of she
: La,.en' sad on November ~ following Of
qua Communication proof n support
shisy. alleging that he established
ss'aeaee en- The tract March -, isSa,
. ~ensa prior 10 the Aiins OF Rrnaei's
sEAsA~pwn' applications The latter
=. rso.ests against the acceptance OF
sss proof On tie ground sha, The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
MARINE NEWS.

I.roosH. MAY @.-s a. m.-Passed ink
Germaris, In tow OF Discovery, at m.
Passed ou,-Tug Sea Lion. at : a m. Ship out
aide bound in.
NrAH Raw. Mar 2a-Io m~.-Cloudy: issh,
southwest wind. Wires down to Ta,oosh.
CLALLss BAY, Msy M-I2 m.-Clouiy: light
southwest wind.
PysHr, Nay Ma m--Cioudy; iigh: west
wind.
PoEr CRESCENT. Nay 2o.-ia m.-C.oudy; fresh
west wind.
Fogr ANGELES, May 2n-is m. Cloudy; iresh
west wind There is 6 barx in the barber.
No 5 O'Clock report. on account of the wire
being down
PcEr Gaaalx. May 1~-,specsalf-saiIed-
Sch !. ". wea;hsrvsx. towel on. this morn.
.nS. lumber laden. 70. oakixsd. Cal
SAN Francisco, May A-Arrivcd-Ss. sfase
az California. from Portland via Astoria; bk
Oregon. from Naaaimo. Depar,ec-ssr Co.ura.
b,a, for Astoria: or City oi fueb.a, for Victoria
and she sound.
scIgIr, May c1-PAsscd-Ia Gsscogne. from
Ncw YORK: Sordlant, trnEa New YORK.
B~axxgRHAykS, MAY M-Arrivei-Ame.ica
from New Sozs.
Nav Yosx. May 2-Arrive:-Etruria, from
Liverpool: Bassssa. from Hamburg
ASTORIA. May M-Ths Brl,iaa ship cahcl.
i.@g7 soas, arrived from london this afternoon.
cons gaei - Aeyef s. wilson, o, Portland. she
briggs l.s0 tons Of cement She Wa
sigs,.a BY ias schooner san Jose
on Tuesday afternoon about 3Sl. The
schooner approached to pu, . pilot aboard. but
was caught in . tiae-:ip and refused TO answer
10 her hem TIE Ie,Gl, vas q cosl.s!oc ;he
san Jose striking the Csaas On the sisrboard
side. bstwcea the iosenasg ana main nasf, ana
luAsGS her siahcar, hea4xeas aod ouiwayks aGd
"a! 80. thirty feet TIE CaSus wss uniniured-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

Competition between two milkmen
caused . briYf assault at arms on Grant
street bridge yesterday afternoon and re-
suited In she arrest Of W. p. Hoppe on .
warrant swbrn out by A. b. Edwards
The latter Claims that they both sold milk
in the same n~eighborhood, and because he
got the opportunity to leave a can at the
house Of one OF his rivals customers. there
were hard feelings. Hoppe met him on
Grant street bridge. and If Edwards story
Is true, tod him that he would teach him
to meddls with his. Hopes. customers,
and then hi; him in the jaw. Mr.. Ed
wards Is nor . pugiiist and thought the
proper recourse was through the law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
Tho Nex P.per. ..sport"

Ths first number OF tbs new paper. Sport. has
appeared. /. is q neat. welI-prinied periodical
OF twelve pages, sud deals breeziiy with all
branches OF sport Throughout: tue Pacific North
west. The Athletic Clubs new house appears
In . cus on the first page, and quite an
extended account OF its history and achieve
renss accompanies IL In the letter press.
Baseball, college athletics. boxing. theatrical.
pugilisn, yachting, tho kennel. cycling and
horses, eli are included in the initial numbcr.
showing a wide range OF iuterest and a deter
m.nation on the part OF the management to con-
suit the feelings and wishes Of AL kinds OF
sporting men. The psper, ii continued on these
lines, cannot iaii to attract vide interest among
the fraternity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
The LATONIA Il
Buck McCann. . Five to Onc Shot, Wins
By . Neck.

CINCINNATI, May eO.-The spring meet
ing Of the Latonia Jockey Club opened to-
day with about 2, 100 people in attendance.
Just before the Derby was run a heavy
shower came up, leaving the track wet and
slippery. The time throughout the
races was poor. Four Of six
races were won by favori,es. while the re.
naming two were taken by 5 10 l
shots. Betting on the derby was spirited.
Boundlcss was the favorite at -, TO l.,
with Walnut a good second st 8 TO l.. The
starters. their weights, riders and the bet
ting on them were as follows:
Buck McCaun, liz pounds up, Jockey Thorpe,
5 sol
souudless. Us. Kuu.. IL to
Midway. liz. bryant. 20 to /.
Mirage, iii, Muephy. 20 TO |.
Walnut. IL. Reagan 2tnf
sabine. lii. A. ttaytou. I TO l.
Michael, IL, 1. Wii.isms. : TO I.
scmper fex. IL. Flynn, !, TO l.
A pretty start was made with Sabine in
the lead and Bo1ndiess second. Midway
forged to the front at the first quarter and
led the bunch with Boundless a
length behind tho rest. Turning
into the stretch. Boundicss led
with Midway and Sabine close
behind. Then Buck Mccann began to
move forward In o McCann
was side by side with Boundiess. Midway
under the whip trying to catch them. Down
toward she wire they came riding furi-
ou.ly. In the last fifty yards Buck Nc
Cam move slightly forward and passed
under the wire n winner by a neck. Sum-
mar.es:
SIX MISUNDERSTANDING Won. Sis OLGA second.
clemea;inc third Time. i:iese
e-Tiewer Deliis won, Experience second.
purvsard third. Tine. I u
Five iarla~azs-Pltisesrg Won. Will Fonso Sec
entl. q. H. Coxshisi. Tsnae. lee.
The LAtonia derby. worth E.sse - the wiune-.
f.. s-yeaf-a.d teais OF issA. raise ana q half
Buck McCana W "a by = neck. Bofn.t.ss second.
SIX lengths ahead % Midway tairi by a lenr.h,
the csaers entsEiaS IN the order named above.
Tire. ssA
Fear and oueEal! ...loags-La Belle won.
oneenltRe second. fremont ;hiri lime. Ss.
s.x .usiengs-s.isord won. Gascol. SECOND,
salvation third. Time, Ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

Those who want to serve as clerks or
mail carriers for the Seattle p~ostofice will
have u change to serve If they can pass the
United States civil service examination Of
applicants fsr these positions. which will
be held ut the Seattle night school room
June 10 nexs. Those who want to take
this examination must make application
not later than June I next at the post
Office to W. j. Mcclellan, secretary Of tho
board Of examiners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
LICENSED To TEACH.
Succsssful Applicants at tho Recent
County Examination

County School Superintendent Y. A.
Pusey yesterday finished the examination
OF the papers Of applicants for teachers
certificates at the quarterly teachers
examination which closed on the 18th in.
slant. There were sorty-six applicants, OF
which five obtained frst grade certificates.
fourteen second grade and seven third
grade. The following are the names OF the
successful applicants:
Fist grade Edith Tharnton, Seattle: ". J.
Faulkner. P.Elscha: Harris q. Ward. vashon;
Charles 4. Tiiton. vashon: John c. Dixon. Bal
lard.
second grades Mscgis IeIth. franklin: Ella
Sieser, Seattle: Mary Lsthrod. Baenna: W. +.
Ewing, woo. invilic: Homer Adams. Maple
Valley: Ira Wolf. sumner. Roland " eatherbee,
Maple Valley; George II, Conkitn. Cellar Mouns-
asu: q "a q. Wyatt. Derby: Mary Mcfarland.
sumner: Anna MeG!nnis. Seattle. George csay
Johnson. seattle. Anna L. Brown. seattle: Clara
I. Andrews. Ssuck-
Iaird grades-wiiiism Conkiin. Cedar Mount-
ain: Isabella f,cayborn. seattle; Agncs Coakiin,
Cedar Mountain: Irene Eysnson. Seattle:
Frances Noble. Redmond: Mary Decgsn. So
atsle: Ida II. Mace, vasaou-
OF the remaining twenty. eleven failed,
while Mary Hayes. orillia; Minnie Wat
son, Lizzie Gregg. Wallace Tut, pupil. of
the Newcastle school. and Clara Lloyd, of
Kent, would haye obtained second grade
certificates, bur had attended no institute.
Agnes Peterson and Minnie Woodwan. OF
Seattle, were entitled TO third grade bat
for the same fact. and Martin j. Me-
I.aushlin and Eer.ena Anderson, of the
Gilman school. were entitled TO second
and third grGae certificates. respectively.
but were under age. both being Ii years old.
Wallace rptt. OF the Sewcastle school.
WAS the only applicant receiving ioD credits
in ari,hmetis.
A fine showing was made by pupils OF
the Gilman. Newcastle. Maple Valley and
cex.ar mountain schools.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

To THE EDITOR: l your kind notice OF our
show In today's Issue We notice that the own
ers OF the first and third dogs in the st Ber-
nard class are dissatisfied with the judges de-
cision.
Mr., Raper 10 too well known and has made
too great a reputation ~ a judge OF frsscIass
dogs to require any apology 10y us because in .
class o. at the best second class St Bernardo
there is a complaint
The Kennel Club desires TO help on sports and
sportsmeu, and had Nj. Kirby approached as In
a proper manner We would have discussed any
imaginary grievances with him. but ~ he has
acted like a schooiboy In . pet. and taken his
dog away. we absolutely decline 10 discuss the
matter with him in any way. and TO try TO pre-
vent the repetition OF such an act We shsii re-
port tacuaa.;er TO the American Kennel Club.
r. II. ArKiss.
Secretary Seattle Kennel Club.
The ST. Bernards seem to rave the floor,
as the following from n who evidently
witnessed the judging would show:
To THE EDITOR: Your report on the dog
show in soday's paper would certainly give one
the Idea that Sir. Raper had made Q great nis
take in placing the 81 Bernard. Pin Monarch,
over Mr.. Kirby's Alton Ill. AID why. simply
becaus. M-. Kirby cannot take his defeat Ike q
rssn-
Mr.. Raper has q national reputation ~ a
jvtec o. dog. and has judged At all the big
shows In the Cd country. in this. And on the
continent; has hsd before him the best
coxs In the word Of every recognized
breed, and in very few cases, l believe
have his decisions bean Questioned OF
course ihera are cases where al exhibitor
believes he knows more than the judge. aud IL
10 from such People the Eicx always comes Re
cause u rnan has a cog with a pedigree . lille
los.g that foes not follow the dog nans: via
The deg .ione Is judged. ard no; the pecigree.
IL seemsa pity that Nr. kirby cannot sASs bis
detsss ike q man. Every dog cannot yin. ana
In this cas- / believe the beat dog voa. shils
the applause 1t tho ring side ON the dsy OF the
susr,nr xhen Mr.. Raper handed the blue rib
DOE % Pin Monarch 10 any indieatso, bis must
h.ys bean an easy win. d. A. TwGEnIk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
ST. Louis Races.

ST. LOFTS. May 0-The.s vas . good track
today. summaries:
stx fu.lonrs-Nasks wen. Tsrssrian second.
Ed Greenwood third TINE. lila
Five iursonSs-NAiies Won. hirpIny second.
Writ third Time. isU2
Hxnalear, seven and one hall .uriengs-gas
s wcg. Eraei Gray second. Highlands ;aisd.
Tine. i:&s
rive surssags-i;nscs woa. Virgin seeosd,
Nc-.ns sAira. 1ss.s. 0A
Five Observation-Disclosures Won. Tararaaay &C.
oga, kstgsaka tk.s3. Time, NAs
SIX .a-rioags-lsxaco ven. Cpaaan sscon4. vo..
uasec. taird- Tsnas. i:sssr
seven fgslcass-Bsssse 8isia1s won. Lillian
secsad, Tayser Haydsa thIrc, Time, Is.
Usnascsl Easse and tes ysrcs-st Zoe wo..
81 Aashouy secoad. Eeasy Young ,Alrd. I.sae.
LEA