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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

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promised Fsvsr 20 90 anything o. tEe sort
MwgfE.
wheu Tasas rof bis fr@esora he atilizes
+ ia NrrlfsBg poetrv. Ire -tserzssassrss-
me- zas fhe poem tszs evolved and ts@
great eF8e made SIS appearance - 2Ats- ~
vas tfse *-T-.lhy~ - its cay Everybody
zas taking q r. Gshfta< oveg T. TassS
vas some BODY.
Bat TIE critics ard tie scholars tore The
niece - skva1R They f3uu1 flaws So 'he
meter 81 TIE technique II ne Detail
Peer Tzsso VAS driven % distraction. Tor
he was very sensitive 70 Criticism TIE
critics gaon perceived thss. and they had
no mercy On hffn ~ hat with revising
and rewriting ard reiorf4zz. ne Tzset
wsut from a1sfraetfon 10 Downright mad
ness Re G3d all sorts % eeCs1tr4e tAinGs,
ard in IsT7 had 70 b. sent to Prison
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frsn. where the author of the Jerusalem
Be fiherafa and Aninta died on ApFii
= i5a6. The lfaiisn ministry, through IT.
Barsili. the minister Ok publle inssruc-
ttnn. has established a competition Tor
me beat work TAsso written by stu
dents ia The universities 81 italy. The
prizes w.n 81 rewarded On the capitol,
where the poet was 20 have been crowned
when ne fell an.
T&szo was bora a. Sorrento. March a.
LII His father. Bernardo. was dissin-
gulshea 49, literary man. and upon the
birth % Toraaato Tasso he was destined
for letters almost IS "a Matter Of courSs.
IL is curious. and ~ times uonotnnous n
observe how the ffyes al poor bat talent
Ell youths IN that country and 81 that
eE~ became tangled wt&h this careers q
these whose riches ard whose power
make the function ~ patTon almost in
evitshle. Tssso vas. we rad, no e1cep-
tion. The boy studied under tbs tHfeiaEe
90 the Jerutss. snd whee bis father was
exiisd the boy. - IA followed the "a
t~rnai fortunes. Efe left his mother in
convent AZ Naples HBd never saw hey
again
Young ToTuustc. frorr the moment re
entered his tesns became ere literary as
ssstant ~ htS brilliant father He went
AL over Italy with him. studying ropy-
irE. cor rerfsnr ana. of course wrttInr
verses All hcgs and girls write Ters@s
oaf the fact S. never mentioned unlpzs
they blossom cut AZ maturity into great
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he viii develop into very muscular
weigh t--arryinG horse. Agffator, who l'y
winning the Mstron stakes az Morris
Park. stands nsx-. 20 Walter II amount
% money won. has Only started rhrae CT
four times He disposed OF his field in
the Matron stakes tn very easy fashion.
50 that there Is no telling just how sood
he was on that occasion. AgitaFor is
sound colt and IA chock fun OF his strs's
tExHe's) sAaraway, bulldog disposition.
August Belmont VIII have a grand p
year-old IN Brandywiae. He ran MS
first race in the, Fufurtty IN Isas. aid
when the long DELAY at the post is taken
into consideration. he ran a great race.
as h wss OF IN every breakaway. His
last race he w0n as he pleased and show
ed that he revcls in mud. In color and
general conformation he resembles his
brother Potomac.
OF the balarcA. Lissak and ne Com
-Ioner may surprise the turs critics OF 1876
BY soma wonderful performances. Col.
Ruppert's Gotham and Counter Tenor
NAV develop fato arst-clszs s-year-oids
Both are good colts OF different types
Counter Tenor Is on the ieggy order. but
Is a good looKsr aod up 70 weight. vEile
Gotham Is Of great length. deep Eirrh
powerful tuarf rs and is altogether a
grand type % a hiEh-class race Horse
Among tfle horses that viii figure proTnE-
nsntly on the tgTT this year will ~ Dom
i0o Dor.an. Henry OF Navarro. Fubicon.
Patricsan. Despot King Lee. P5ckpock et
Cornanche. Senator Grady. oriuda. Prince
Carl. Maid Marion and Yo Ta-1bsen, esc
Among the greatest Eastern handicap
horses who VII win brackets this year
are RaEnapo. Dorian. Henry % Navarro
Ruhicon. PAtricisn. Prince George. Glen
rnoyue- In the West. Clifford DR. Rice
Nassai. De<Pot. Lehman. Cash Day. Met
rop~ole. Prince Imperial Maid Marian
Don Alonzo and Banquet. who lave
he@n shipped 10 race in ENGLAND With
StoaeaeH. xii be missed from the turf
thss year.
The best jockey. Sims. has gone 70 ride
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

w-s c.--z<1z- sese great ss<S<eE7 s@Fl-
mans e---ssS. w1afss 1o1--y NT%1ka VIII
re esese- Waiter CT heE1s1 AveTS
~-zs-S s-w@s--sss E-o- TEe E2cSe ssee~
% Mare vii erS2xs n seSS ere@s event
art -niIIsS--s q @als2-s wzls change a&ssSs
On re ves1i--
Tyse -zes Azs assz CAPTURED ssvs ssras>
sx s~sz~s--sa AsxsSS. and 80 far Al East
z-- ss-Ss las zSEs- wc-. IN ~ Nodes
II waz IRE r2ce II - SolAnTs. rssre-
s4-ss-E -he P2sz@S sacSe. wen the r&cs u
fSZ. szs silver coed. s-c-a S2z FRA
ezs-s. u=az he race Il ~ - 49, TIE
race n ISs- vas wel ~ = n Ted. .TaE,.
re Pass cc@Sr- u IT,. ard ne LIZ
-s@~r- * N0~eo4k- src-a California cap
wss-erz hc-se. was tbs whine. - 1SS n
So T-zrss 5cs. \ Western eorSe, vGs
re E&~zs.- 4 -SaN - -2S-z- Sr-sgA-ss2xs.
= Western Gc-Se Was re vScee- - ~ II
2sss--. CArascAz. 40 Ser western horse
xaa n -ss2 r. S54s- Boz1zd3sss~ south
s-n ho-Se. RIDDEN ~ Z Il Garrison. vaoz
re race n rSsz wAtEs - zSss Rey e - -
"A Ars-z. C San Frzzessec wo2-
Tss Fz-9-1xT. for Z-ysGr-ea1s. = -cE n
ne Eal al rha E11sy Island jockey CUB
distance. kArS=-e1a-ss-s Of mile This.
a. vel IS tas great Eclipse stakes Ter =
vear-o1zs zzz re RszlszA--sn stakes. fc-
al ages. = IN ne rarvEe distance. and
ssrrnrzSz- us3zE1 Se Premature
JE5S.ng from me form DISPLAYED by tne
e-yea--c31< l2s- year. tAs Sess s-ysar-osGs
zsH - Bz1se<<sIeS. T2ls.e-. keens-2, AgE-
-aror Ccr-csSSsGz. Azksz-. Sra-g6ywtrs.
-zsSAk CeSa-sez. Gotham ard Counter
Ts1o-- Last yea- ended wita re --Se1r-
olss n a -nSxs5-up condition. zr3 with
re excsp-sea oS Butterflies. they were
noz running 70 &c fern. eSE n and cat
azz heating ozc another.
TIE beautiful Butterflies : tae o-ly
one tai las aoz been beaten. and has
won Ter races Ike . AixA-caasS ally. II
= ne opinion q 81 gDo5 judges thst ECt-
sa-zlles Is Of very high class Her vuTn
az sod Is marvellous. ard she has IN
3ornztzale courage
Walter. II the same stable Win But-
,sr@lseS. sao1s3 Se & great s-ysaT-ol1 and
IN well II ne American De-oy. pro-
yssssa zEs chances are lot killed GS the
r.orsr as they were On TWO other coca
ssons al SAsepshe2d Bay n the fab Still
I think he was lucky IN winning he
great American stakes az the SEeoklya
sprirx meeting. izsasE1zc1 as Gotham ran
himself TO a sta1ds1ii, n tn7 sfacNy 50
snx. IL me great TRAY stakes a. SasePs-
head Bay June meeting Walter made
ire other competitors look very small
winning as Ne did, without az effort
keenan, who Is also in Gideon s Day 5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
TO HONOR 4 POET.
Tasso Tercenfenary a Very I'm
porfant Literary Event
At ROME. on APRIL IS
kwsnburne VIII speak - Europe AMI
America 10 Tse Represented Oar
Arr ha~~ssdsres Part

fE Poets - 81 re
xorf1 Enifs - $
eesstrz tlna iris
rzxss - ~ ish yTuzn-
ss@s % sf1TMgf more
genera stEensszf-i
f&n Any g&Te y
Hteearw event has
Rad kastsgWs4 Ergz
II far many years
TIE ~ asgE Is TIE
fercs an8rF o z
Taasf. ore fsuf ~
ps "a ea-sz FHfr "a
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journey from New York - Chicago. In
fact, Marcus DAYS crack senator Grady.
wita + Il Garrison. the premier ArasTt-
Gan jockey. or bis aaCk. vas also beaten
Tn winner was p J. Bal01t1's Rey =
Santa Anita. $40 b@.as vhe beSt hurses
Ntth the champion jockeys. Taral. CARR
son and Bergen % vas the fourth time
Vhat tss Rsy Il santa Anita staAles q
California had captured this turf psssrH.
IN This years race Stze Eastern stables
tn1t wt4 Pc represented are James r &
FoxAsN keeae. Clt1eon * DAILY. August
Belront and Col Fred RGppert. etc.
tSEte0a & Izsy eave Walter and keenan,
entered. James r & FoxaaN keeas. Ag!-
t&tor. August Belmont. Nagian and
Bran1ywine J. viii BE Shs East against
TIE South and West. and lodging ~ tae
galaxy o. royal-orea winners II their ,
year-ol1 form ERE race should be GrGne
enc sa4 dsiigE; tae se.oea sra.staFoTs~
Frei TaEal sll ride Agitato~. who
sesoul1 win = - ruus Ezp 20 his form IN
lisa z r. Carrisoa all pToha Dig ride
Masaan o. Brazsl1y wine. who SHOULD - n
IKE trst tAree Marty Bergen. an7ther
famous .ccksy, VIII rs3e TIE Qesk OF Ea-
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stable with butterflies and Walter. viii
be one OF the greatest S-year-cids racing
during the coming turf campaign. and
beat everything OF his age except Agi-
tator- In his work for the Fiztbash
stakes he ran a mile 81 better than La.
and going 50 strong that he was actually
pulled up a mile and a quarter in 2.i5.
| think the S-vear-olds that viii follow
IN the footsteps Of Henry OF Navarro and
Domino viii be James r & Foxhali
Keenes Agitator. He proved himself a
grand 2-year-otd. / have great hopes OF
his being % great S-year-old. and II ne
goes on all right for the next six months
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displayed ny the horses running n the
Memphis Derby and 3-year-old races a
Nashville
Last years winner was Chant in "a.
ridden By GOoGale.
The race which commands he -reatest
interest among spring turf eysais IN all
parts of the United States an Canai2 Is
the Suburban Handicap xhfch last Year
vas worth 81 To 70 he winner and ever
6 90 70 second horse. 1t Is one Of the
most Important events on the turf csiea-
dar and victory is regarded as Srear
honor TO the owner trainer and 3ocEey
and the horse that sins In the race Ibis
year all the crack horses Will meet. in
Guiding RaFnap.o Clifford. Sir Walter. etc.
The winners ~ this great event with
second and third horses. time and value
20 the winner. are as follows: iSs4. Gen.
Monroe War Eagle. Jack OF Hearts.
2iIa. Sass, fsS5. Pontiac, Richmond,
Ratapian eosss s. -; fSss Troubadour
Richmond. Savanna. esfs5s. S5.ssz, 1877.
Eurass. Orfhamme Wtckharn. 2,l@. SSsss;
fSSs. EIkwood, Terra. Gotta. Firenzi. --0' =.
f. ST.. IKE. Raceland. Terra Gotta, Gorge.
s-G9 As = SO: ISa1. Salvador. Casssus Ten
nv e.as - s. 80: 1891. Ioan taka, Major
Domo. CaSsi1s. 30. $50; i&2 Montana
Major Dono, I-anplighter, 2-o7 -. S7.-
IN: iSss. Lowlanaer. Terrier. Lamp
lighter. . a<7z. 81. 70: 1884. Rarnapo. Ban
que: Sport. e-fS Is SiT,ia.
The winner raa the one mile and a
quarter two-ffths Of 4 second faster than
II was ever run before
Probably the greatest 81 the many turf
events which annually create wide
spread interest from Maine 20 oregon IS
the American Derby. one raile and a half,
which IS 70 De- rUn in Chicago. II Is
open 20 3-yea--oids Only. and the ieetest
and best horses representing fhe Es -.
West North and Souta. are entered to
struggle for tire prize. which amounts 20
s50.Fo Last year Domino. the greatest
raCe horse since Salvador was king Of the
turf was one of the contestants. and al
though Fred Ta-al had the mount, Re
was hopeiessly beaten. not because his
opponents were his peers. out because Re
trained Of. 20 Use "A turf phrase, vn the
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r>sss- Th~s the sart seems highly sig-
Ssacaa'. f>r scgse reason or crAc-.
subsequently tarEGur nat only ceased rs
smile UleD ttc elder TaSSA. hnf actaal5y
saeSan to lr'vW re- TcrausEp MAS seaE rs
Fsaua - sti',sv iaW. ard applied himself
- &c wtth SGch aFior tesr ne had very
Ssecr rpiNhed a hove psssa In twelve
caafos After THAT De fu~ne3 Ga "a TIE
JniveFs4ts - }}osogna ARA began 90 stu4y
philosophy ne aeaet wlth tar same ags3or
- had previously devoted 20 thc lsN.
We next hear ~ h1ra ~ Feaws. waewc he
conceived sHr flea ot Pts -'Csernsatsus me
f4eers,s." tntFnEea s. a. ersc record 81
the co0seest et Jerusalem 10 TIE cru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
THE RACING SEASON.
Turf Prospects for the Summer
That Is at Hand.
The FORM Or THE CRACKS.
fsr~ar Ear-@< That VIII start IN f1e
Brookfy1 HaadJcap-A- Much
Betting a. Ever.

x rzEsz< SzSN-
o. z promises .
- szzE as i-te--
eszx nE and import
zEt As II fern -
ar = zazE1E--
szan5EDg T1e c-B-
xase sEztrSr t1s
rEr< e 1hs ssz.s
% New oTE
MsEy q THE great
sEsuts thaf have
fz -Nz ker-@Eo-
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man. xIl@l probably Nit = Sl- Wallace o.
EA-e2o s50El2 20 antss-
TIE kA1ruczy Derby. walsh = only For
3-ye4r-oAzs. 0ssr a rnIe ard a snarse-.
all * duel this year between tho hsgs-
bred e-yezr-1ss5x $40 raced IL TIE South
and West n fsss none - me crack ~lfs-
ners % fas Esss LAST year being engaged
This event with tire Clark stakes nd me
Blue Ktb5sz stakes - TIE great sosr1~Tn
turf event AMI the day TIE race 5 FsII a.
Louisville s 3 hoElzy- All TIE crack
Western ,2-yea rods are engaged AID a
kew 10 me winner Of the race Is the form
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

fns great fr1iogy - Italian poets. rhs ElsA
whose fare has Npss46 wherever Sfsaf
sxsnburne c&iis the culture 81 se-esasF.ce
~ made TsgssshEs. ThlSf Shouts EaAs r
-~v~rywners. - The newIE dressed os1
theories ~ Ssgs2egat4cz have DytAsEg IA
ITEM.
Although Tire hse5guarfers. as = Eers.
Of fhts 6ex1onss rstfoa VIII b. Rome. or
ozn country taksx > pTgnHiFBe8t PARK 81 s..
IS aoeS EagiAFsa. France and Germany.
TIE Auarfezng or American Szil e to 80
Interested lne3BGe ESchaT& watson etsd-
sr Louise EEsloEen G0sncy Richard Henry
sssdaard. AID. is fact. al tie 5.E &Fd
iasrie poets Ne can k1agf- The Americans
gn Rome wili be TIRE araksassaft0T. &T.
zfzcFeaxf. 20 whom has been accorded
ttsa hassor q replying 70 Eke orator - ire
day on befaif q Our Fepagitc the sfenes.
Mr. Genre " Vanderbilt who expects
20 ne passing fhroegh Rome on April =.
sfs day 81 The celebration. ard Others as
universally knoEn 81 sbelr QSn country
The sesfae % ft.s eofaE8enaoratoFS exer-
csxes will Dc the convent q Saint Oro-
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.e- 90 fsurd Tasso chair q 1ite-s t,g~e
ta ftt University 90 Bo3ogna- 70 IS note
w7rths taat fhe 4Argerlraa &nsaassaA dor 10
}4iy haS eaen tfs arst ~ contribute 10
tae fln3 vtgh Naich is Is proposed 10
e~ee' ia tne city ~ Ravae a ssates e
sac memory q pecr. aeEsec.ed. hzzter.cal
TassA
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A. badness usskcs ere iook premature
Is o}1. So q f4s. agsa - aagr gives 20
faatgrn t.fe ire Appe2fAaee % yoNth. re
secure DIS an3 prevent s4e gorneT. Ayers
Naar ks<cr - coua8satiy recommended
Both ladies' sss zensleEsea grsseE & 10
any other 5Tsszsns.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-02
Sherin''S Sale.

BY virtue of an execution, issued out of
the district court of the third judicial
district of the state of Idaho, in and for
the county of Washington, dated the 18th
day of March, 1895, and to me directed
and delivered, for "A judgment docketed in
said court on Nth day of March, 1895. in
favor of b. Haas and H. Haas, co-part-
ners as b. Haas Il Co., and against j, A.
Higgins and p. w. Higgins. co-partners
as j. A. Higgins Il Son, | have levied on
the following property. to wit: The south
east quarter of the southwest quarter sec
ton twenty-seven and the northeast QUAR-
ter OF the northwest quarter of section
thirty-four, and the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter and southeast quar-.
ter OF northwest quarter of section thirty
four, and five acres off the south side of
the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section thirty-four, township
sixteen north, of range one west. Boise
Mer. and all water and water rights and
bitches thereunto belonging
Notice is hereby given that on the 4th
day of May, 1895, at 1880 o'clock p. m. of
that day. in front of the court house in
the said county of Washington, will sell
the right, title and interest of said j. A.
Higgins and p. w. Higgins. or either of
them, in and to the above described prop
erty, at public auction, for cash in hand.
to the highest and best bidder. 10 satisfy
said execution and all costs and accruing
costs,
Dated the 2nd day of April, 1895.
l6 p. f. ROBERTS, Sheriff.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-02
CHURCH NOTICES.


Preaching every Sunday at eleven O'Clock
a. m. and at eight p. m.
Sunday School Immediately after morning
service, at l2:l5 p. m.
Weekly meeting for Bible study Friday
evening at o'clock
Meeting of the Band of Hope, Saturday,
at o'clock p. m
Y. p. S. G. e., Sunday, at p. m.
Saint Lul<e'S. WeiSer.
LENT 1S95-SPEcIAL SERVICES.
Sundays-7:30 Evensong
Week days-Tuesday afternoons, A o'clock.
Wednesday morning, Litany and Med
itation, IL o'clock.
Wednesday night, 1880 Evensong
Holy Baptism-First Wednesday In the
month.
Churchings after Evensong Wednesday.
Marriages, Funerals, taken at any time.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-02
"THINGS Is WORKING y

The suggestion that Senator Du-
bois, our very own Freddie, should
be considered az among the possibili-
ties for the nomination on the repub-
lican ticket for vice president is
almost too nice to be true 1t don't
seem possible Aside from the honor
to us. just think what boost it would
be to the silver causel With Nc
Kinley or Morton in the chair, or any
other violent gold bug, Freddie would
be just the individual to tone him
down. And then, in case of kick
from any source on the lack of full
fillment of silver pledges, could not
the party turn round and refer to Mr.
Dubois and say, Behold did we not
elevate him to the second gift in the
nation? What more do you want?
And where would be the individual,
who could only answer nothing, and
get it,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-02
NERVE.

Nervel What is 1t? Only CON
seriousness of power All points of
commercial importance are made
such more by the combination of in
diyidual effort than by material adj
vantages. Difficulties will be ever
present and to down them is the
mission of progressive and success
full people, and today Weiser can
show more natural resources undevel-
oped than any other place on the
continent This is marvellous as
sumption but facts warrant it, and
we are minus the nerve to assert it.
Failure to realize hopes well founded
cause encouragement. We are al
this moment walking on the verge Of
success and the simple demonstration
Of nerve or faith in our possibilities,
will open the highway to a success
and prosperity unexampled. Do you
appreciate the idea?
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-02
PATRIOT OR PARTIsAN2

The recent message of Governor
Mcdonnell to the people of Idaho IS
II very correct statement of facts and
in no way eXaggerates the depressed
condition OF business affairs The
main point, however, that merits
consideration is his recommendation
for general and popular subscrip-
ton To fund to be used in the dis
tribulion OF silver literature, and the
general PRONUNCIATION of sound silver
doctrines The idea is a good one
and in every way practical, and if
carried cut in the spirit that it should
be may do good.
The great danger that confronts the
silver cause is political partisanship,
and in the distribution of this fund
anything That savors of it must be
avoided. For in any event criticisms
and charges will follow justly or
otherwise 1t is not beyond reason
to think that there are persons who
for local popularity will be ardent
advocates OF the cause and yet retain
reserved opinion that after all party
allegiance Is paramount, and act under
the direction of the idea that the end
justihes the means One such fraud
Of the cause will do more damage
than Clcyeland's opposition made
openly
The fact that must be brought out,
and demonstrated first, is that never
in the history of the world has there
been so powerful and organized a
force for sinister purpose as that
is now combined against the coinage
of silver, and unless patriotism takes
the place Of partizanship the cause
of the people is lost. We have
every confidence in Governor Nc
Councils personal sincerity-his
position is one of great influence and
importance-and the future welfare
of the state at this most critical
time rests largely with his individual
action. The same is true of the
governors of other silver states, and
the emergency should call forth the
most earnest and exalted patriotism
possible.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-02
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