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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
Another VIII Found.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S-The con-.
tent on In the courts over the millions
left By James G Fair developed another
sensation this morning. When the case
was called before Superior Judge Slack.
great stir was c.used by the introduc-
tion OF what purpor,s TO be later
Photographic will written In lead pencil
on two sheets Of legal cap paper. It was
brought into court securely framed
between two plates of glass by Reuben
Lloyd, who has been retained in the case
by Mrs. Oelrichs and Virginia Fair.
daughters OF the deceased. This alleged
will divides the estate almost equally
between the two daughters and Charlie
Fair. It bequeaths q few thousand
dollars to certain orphan asyluus. and
makes no provisions for such trust as
the estate 10 left in control of under the
will previously filed.
Messrs. Angus AID Crothers are two of
the four executors named In the
previously filed will. Referring to this
alleged will. Attorney Lloyd informed
the court that the document, according
to Its date, was executed three DAYS later
than the will previously filed. He SAID
be would prove that the existence of this
will had been known to several persons,
and that 1t had finally been found IN the
possession OF very estinsble old lady,
whose nams Lloyd did not divulge.
L'ovd said the old lady had not produced
il because she had read of the other will
being offered for probate, and had sup
poeed that 1t was o later document than
the one she held. The fact that this
new alleged will has been presented 10
court bv Attorney Lloyd would indicate
that Charlie FAIR and bis sisters have
joined forces to contest tho will of their
father.
The attorneys who represent the execu
tors under the will previously fled, and
Of which the original copy was stolen,
lntimated very strongly that they be-
lieved this latest alleged will TO be q
forgery. The case was finally continued
to April 3.
The alleged will produced today be
queahs to various brothers and sisters of
deceased and their children about the
"a me amounts Is was left to them under |
the will previously filed. Under the 6rst
will the families of these bre' hers and
sisters would scquire large proportion
of the estate at the death of FAIRS |
Charles, Virginia and Mrs.
0elrichs, but under the will dled today
he brothers and sisters, and their |
amIlies would receive only the amount |
,f cash etated 10 the will and the balance |
II the $40,0000 900 estate could be dis
nbuted at once among the three
,bIldren OF the deceased.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
He Holds the Fort.

TACOMA, March 1s-shaw. a crazs
rancher. is running auuck on the out.
skirts of the city with two revolvers and
q Winchester rife.
A deputy sheriff went after him this
morning to take him In custody on a
charge of insanity When the deputy
reached Shsw's cabin the latter was 10
the garden and opened tlre on the visitor
The deputy fed and posse started after
Shaw. As the insane man is q crack
marksman his friendly pursuers are kept
at safe distance.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
GaynoP VIII Nor Go.

NEW YORK. March 10-Justice Villa m
Gayuor, of the supreme court, Brooklyn,
created sensation this afternoon by re
fusing absolutely to appear as Q witness
before the assembly commission of In
vestigation, investigating the recent
trolley strike in Brooklyn. The sergeant
at arms, upon notifying the commission
of Justice G.ynor's refusal, was ordersd
by Chairman Friday to notify the justice
that the commission had the po wer to ar
rest any one who declined to obey the
commissions command. When the
sergeant went again to the supreme court
be found the justice bad left the court
room. and the commission was obliged to
adjourn until Monday.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
China Bes. For AID.

ST. PETERsBuRs. II ,rch 18-Ths CHI
nese envoy has solicited the lnterveo tion
OF Russik for .be protection of the in-
tegrity of China's continental territories
in the event OF Jaoan insisting upon con
cessious on the Chinese mainland. The
Chinese envoy has gone to Berlin 10 or
der to make the same request of g rmany
and similar instructions have been sent
to the Chiuese envoy at London and
Paris. II Is added that no request for
assistsncs has been made to the United
States. Italy or Austria.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
A Woman ia Lynnh.d.

OMAHA. March 1s-A special to the
Bee from Bate, Nsb., Gays: Mrs. W E
Holton, of Keya, Paha county, was found
dead 10 her house last night by nelghbors.
Her body was lying on the floor with a
piece of rope 10 feet long and Ratchet
and hammer beside her. An autopsy
showed that she died Of strsngulatlon
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
The Firing Repeated.

New YORK, March IL The Herald's
special from Key West, Florida, says:
Passengers on the steamer which
arrived from Havana last night bring
news of reports il circulation there OF fur
ther depredations by Spanish cruisers on
American vessels along the Cuban coast.
The latest report il that the Spanish
eunboat Areedo fred into and sunk an
American schooner of Puerto del Padre.
It is reported that the crew of the
vessel, numbering 18 persons. perIshed
With 1t. It is not known whether the
schooner had arms or carried an
expedition for the Cuosns. II was
reported in Havana that the schooner
had sailed from Key West. Inquiries,
hosever, fail to show that snv boat 10
missing or unreported. except those en-.
gagged in legitimate trade. Many sailed
recently for West Indian ports With fruit
eargoes.
puerto del Padre is harbor on the
northeast coast of Cubs. In latitude 81 III
north, longitude 76:42 west. Ithss q long
and narrow, entrance, and affords excel
lent anchorage. It is not far from the
place where the Spanish gunbost fired
on the Aufanca)
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
Will Sot Denaud Indemnity.

New YoRK, March 15-Ofncers of the
Columbian line of steamers, to which the
AHianca belongs. stated today that no de
maud would be made by them on Spain
for an indemnity for firing on the vessel
II the government could not octain
reparat!on for the outrage the company
could not. IF 1t is found that firing on
the vessel burt ths line it would sue
Spain for damages.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
OREGON, SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1896

States supreme court in the Debs' appeal
case. which Is down for the drst Monday
in April.
The appeal of Commissioner of Pensions
Lnchren from the deci.ion of Judge
Bradley, restoring the pension of General
Long, of Michigan, from $50 to $72 per
month, Will be argued in the district
court of appeals in May.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
chang Travels in state.

WAsHrseTos. March l6-Ths Jspa-
nese legation has received q cable mess
sage confirming tho press dispatches Of
the departure Of Ii Hung Chang from
Tisn Tsin for Japan to arrange terms OF
peace. Negotiations will be conducted
at Simon osaki, instead of Hiroshima.
The change has been made to acccmmo-
date Ii Hung Chang. SImonosski Is on
the extreme aouthwes'ern coast of japan.
Il stated at the leRst on that ssser-
tions that terms of peace have been ar
ranged already are erroneous. No details
it is sad, bsve been sstrlpd Japan has
been Informed that II Hung Chang bas
full power to arrange terms. and has been
assured that China desires the war to be
stopped BY treaty agreement Japan
has reached certain conclusions. especially
respecting q Geasion Of territory. but no
conclusion has been reached with Caina
Minister Denny has csbled the state
department confirming the report of the
departure of Ii Hung Chang frem Shang.
hai for Japan. He saws the viceroy
sailed in roVsl state with 100 persons em.
barked on two ships.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
Ice In Texas.

DALLAS. Tex. March 10 The ground
wss frozen hard. with plenty of Ice, this
morning. The thermometer was at 90.
A great deal Of vegetation will be de-
stroyed. but fortunately not many fruis
trees were In bloom.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
A Government Victory.

PANAMA, March 1s-A dispstch was
received here last night from Bog?ta say
ing the revolution ended in the complete
triumph of General Reyes over the In
vaders. near Malaga. AL the rebels
surrendered.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
Cond .maed che Lyuchtue.

DENVER. March 18-The house of rep
ressntatives here today condemned the
action of the citissns of Husrfano county
IN tho killing of the Ira.isns, and in
rtructed Governor McIntyre to take such
action In the matter as he deemed proper.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
Constitutional Convention.

SALT LAKE, March l5-Tne constItu.'
tional convention consumed the entire
afternoon without making much progress
with the work before it. a heated de.
bate was brought on over the proposition
to designate the number o. Representatives
and senatorial Districts. The question
was whether it should be referred to the
legislative or appointment committee.
1t was finally referred to the latter COM
mittee.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
snow OF a i,eI:cnte P,pk.

DUBnIs. Colo, March 18-This locality
Ii covered with snow an inch deep. that
Is of delicate pink hue. An examine.
tioH under mineral glass showed there
was no dust nor dirt mixed with the
snow. There is much speculation as to
the cause of the unusual appearance of
this snu siall.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
NoAfoa.

AL city warrants registered prior to
Feb. 8. 1892, are now due aud payable at
my Office. Interest ceases after this
date. III. BuRaEr,
Oity Treasurer.
Dated at Dalles City, Jan. lst, 1895.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
Deb~ Appeal Case.

WAsHrseroH, March 15--Attorney.
General olney will appear on benslf Of
the Unitsd States before the Unitsd
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
s.o,med /. Church.

CHIoAso, March 1.-Two hundred an
CRY Po g., mea aud women, s,ormed St i.
HedwIg's Catholic church at North
Hovne avenue and Kosciusko street,
today. Five policemen, who were CD
guard, we're cowed by the mob, but on
the arrival of r.inforcements the rioters
were driven of.
There has been trouble IN St. Hedwigb
parish for MANY Weeks. Father Barfin-
XII ives driven out three weeks ago, and
the police were called upon to protect the
church property. Father B.rsinski be-
lonaed to the Order of Resurrection to
which the people objected to.
Archbishop Feehan sent Father Zvd-
laczyk to the church, but he, too, was a
rssurrec,Ionist. and was rejected. The
psrishioners determined to oppose the
reonen,ug of the edifice. E,rly today
600 Poles marched to the chuEch. de-
nouDcinR the priest and declaring that
they would prevent bim from serving
mass. In Q few minutes two patrol
wagons loaded With officers arrived ON
:he run. The angry crowd stood for
moment, when 40 poiicem' with glitter
leg guns ia their hands marched into the
church Some of the Polish officers 10.
formed the mob In their native tongue
that The police had orders to shout.
That settled l., and moment later the
crowd fled from the church
The police arrested Josie Tawondowski
and Der son, Antoine, who seemed to the
ringleaders A search 10 being made for
the womaDs husband.
The priest celebrated mass under guard
of detail OF police.
Dehs at spokane.
SPOKANE, March 15-Eugene Y Debs.
president of the American Railway
Union. lectured tonight before big
audience at tue Auditorium. He
declared bis conviction that strikes could
only result 10 failure, and s0henceforth
the union will work along political lines.
H. ssid:
"There can be no permanent or safls- |
factory solution of this railroad question,
until the government takes possession OF |
the railroads, and runs them 10 the inter- |
est OF the people. Onr recent experiences |
have demonstrated that defeat is inevitss
table. just as coon as a strike is insug- |
ursied. disturbances will occur Courts
will be applied to for ipjuDc,ions,
mandamuses will be issued, leaders will |
be arrested and thrown into jail, and
then the strike will be ersily broken.
tell you strike cannot succeed when II
10 against the Uoiteo States government"
DebR Appeal Case.
WAsHrseroH, March 1S--Attorney.
General 0lney will appear on benslf Of
the United States bsfoee the Unitsd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

0as Ntefenttnb in WODens IN J{orf
S9lespig, bic So9ter bes 9errn &aui
mann S9mibt bafeIbft, feierte fiir3li3 fei
men 6. @eburtstag. 0as @ept9t bes Rie
ientinbes betrug an benz Sage 172 Pfltni
Dab bieies Sinh au9 &iefenfrGfte befig
gebt baraus berbor, baB es nit Der gr0bte
2ei9ttgteit cine .2aft BON $50 Pfunb trdgt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

bic &~e1ignattpn bes PrGitoenten Der u1lteo
States SLAP So. auf, Die felt % Mpnaten
nit ibren alien Mngeitenten in Te9De lteGt
unb fein Mittel unberfu9t gelahen bat,
fie CUR Na9giebigfeit gu 5pingerl. DAB
6iefe 2eute % M1onate pbne Nrbett eri1ttz
rem f%onnten, perbanfen 5ie gum groBt11 3bell
ibrer treffli9 geleiteten Union. Yutttlt9
auf bic @tunbe er6ieIten ife aGrpDHentltb
cine lnteritiibung ausge5ablt, unO oas Sez
nuBtIein, bdb i6re GaGe cine gere1te, Dap
tie ni9t lei9tiinnig in etnen 8unpt 1l3
einoela1en, 1tGblte lie, maGte ite nur Inn
10 entI9loHener unb pioeri tanosfaREger.
Die uniteb States SLAP 60, Die 1pe}lel
in Der 5lintglasbran6e als 9a1ptfattor be-
tru6tet perben mub, CAB ii9 ale erbentlthe
Mibe, ben permeintli9en SroB gu breden.
sic tppnte in erfter 2inie Die fo5endnnte
Gommerpaufe, bic in ben betBen W(onaten
eintritt, ab19affen uno Die Nrbettsregeln
erf6peren. na6 benen bas 9uantum fi9
ri6tet. bas Der 8lGIer in elmer BE fimmtcn
3eit gu Iiefern bat. @us lei9t erteanbaren
@riinben pie1en Die Mrbelter 0teje 81
m~utbunqen entT9ieben 5uriid. 3una9ft
ber1u6te bic @e1enf9uft, our6 allerbano
SGred16iiie ibreNngeftellten tpanfelmiitbig
gu MAIDEN unb unfrieOen gu iden. Nae otefe
8erfu9e aber 19eiterten an Der G9aratter@
f~effiqfeit nuo 8eIpnnenbeit Der Iroetter,
bic rubiq, aber ent19Iofen auf Der einmal
betretenen 8abn peiter f3ritten. Der
nG6te @9ritt, ben bic Sirma that, mar bic
| STRENGTHENING BON 2euten, Die teiner Srgdz
initiation BON Mrbeitern angebDrten, au6
ipenig 8ertGnbnib fir Die @rbett mitbra9z
ten. 9iefe Experiment mar nt6t aaein
perfebGt, fonbern audi ~toffpielig unb bra9te,
mas er ii9 gepiB niht bate trdnmen lafen.
ben 8rGftbenten, Der in itol5em uebermntt
ben Mrbettern bic @orte: n8tegen ODER
bre3en!" ms Gefi4t gei4leubert butte, gu
SoG, g. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
Nuslano.

Der Ratb in 2eip3ig bat bic NIT BEN
Ttnan5miniterium unb benz &rieqsniniIte=
RUM beretnbarten 8ertrGqe betreffenb ben
Qntouf Der pletBenburg unb ben &aFernenz
pau IN Wtodern genebmtgt unb bicrfiir ben
9etrag bon a Mtaionen M1art 5elplligt.
- prof. Or. 9eorg p, @i3pdt lit in Ser
lin i'm glitter BON A Sabren eeitor6en. gr
mar 9%erausgeber Der 3eit18rift r@tbi1de
&ultur:" Wtel beipro9en nuroe neuerbinqs
9t3pdps 8earbeitung Der @rtmm'i6en
Wtdr4en. Wabrenb Der lebten Sabre battle
8t5pdt cine etfri9e Mitarbeiterin an feiner
9emobltn 2iai b. 9iapdi. Nls nnioeriiz
tdtslebrer pirtte Gi3bdt felt 1878 in Ser
lin. 3uert prtpatoO3ent, betleibete er felt
1888 etne auBerorbentli9e profefur fir
@tbtt. @r ibte auf bic StubenteufGaft
etnen ntbt getpobnliben @influB aus. 5eiae
Dffentli9e 8orleiung iber Moral a6bIte All
ben1entgen, bic Sabr aus Sabr Elm BON So
rern auer bier 5afultGten 3ablrei6 beIlicbt
ipurOen. Setn bortreffli9es @ert v@run6=
5iige Der Observation-Disclosures" Q883) :puroe
bonn SreIoenterberetn Betting p~reisaefrD1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
M It E tt.

Mufben, bas %bielgenannte SEPARATIONS
.3tel Der iapani19en 4rmme, lit Der abmiz
niftrotipe Mittelpuntt ber ManbfGarei unb
i'm 8~efonberen Die 9auptftabt Der Brootns
@6enian. Mutben 1T Der i'm 2anbe felbft
iebt faf unbetannte alte manof6urti6e
Same Der Stabt, Der i'm angemeiaen 8er=
febr burb ben 9ineif9en Namen S9snian
berbrGngt 1T, tpdbrenb in pffi5telen S9rtft=
itiiden bic @tabt S9enf9in ober aud
Suntienzfu g%enannt ptrb, Nls Centrum
6es feBbaften 2ebens in ienen @e5teten tit
Mufben in Der 6ine113en 9ef9i9te i9on
felt ben 3eiten Der 2aoszODnatte i'm elften
%eeSabrbunbert befannt.
Inter benz &ai1er 9ung=Wu Der Ming=
Obnaftie in Der 5peiten 0dlfte bes oier5ebn-
ten ~eSabrbunberts purbe bic Staot reil qea
baut unb nit elmer boben Mauer uno 5mei
Dor ber1elben gelegenen 8rdben umgeben.
SIM Sabre 1921 fiel Die Stabt nit benz berz
rGtherifden @inper1tdnbniB Der @urrtfon
in bic @etpalt bes Manbi9u @roberers
Satt1u, Der fie CUR 9aupttabt Des neuer
Manbf6uzRei9 ma@te. @ein SDbn
SaitIon, Der ben &ries gesen China nit
grfolg fortIeBte, trug our 9ebung Der @taot
Mufben bel Bel, inbem er, na9 9ineiii6en
Mufter, in Mufben 5ablret6e offentliDe
@ebdube unb Sempel erbaute. Inter ibm
purDe bic @tabt nit elmer nod ieB.. be-
itebenben Mauer bpn Badftetnen umgeben,
pel6e Elm 0uabrat BON 1000 SUB Seitenz
lGnge um191ieBt. Die 80 SUB bObe Mauer
battle ouf Der &rone cine 8reite bon 40.
Sub unb mar bur6 cine .3in%nenbruitpe6r
eef6iibt; in ben bier @den unb iiber ben
a@t Sboren erboben ii9 itarte Sbiir1ns.
Na@bem CHINA BON ben ManoI4us er>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
Git 0QnkbQrer Dattent,

seine ppnSfGmSiae WteSerberfeIInma BON jd,pes
rem 2eiben elmer in einem Spttorbn6 aneesebe.
men Nr5nei ~perbanft, IdBt ourd uns oaHelbe fpften=
Sieies 9roBe Bud entb6lt gtescpte, bic in ieber
@pptbete 9emabt tperben fDnne1. S6ift Cure
Mbreiie nit 8%riefmarfe on ,,@rfuat &linif unb
GispeniarD," % gSeft II. Str, Stem 9ort, 90. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

tteberseIest. ,6i1feIudenbe fOGten es gu ibrenr
Selbitl3ub ni9t berl duiuet, ~basfelbe st Ieien,
ebe tie itb bltrdD idtuinoelbafte Musei9en bet dabls
reidet NuadiaI6er Oerleiten Iaien ibr @eIo,
porauf bieie MUIR fpefuIieren, gum Senfter binaus
au %perfen. 9as Bud, As. Mu1a9e, $50 @eiten
iiber finberloIe @Den ruo Srouentrantbeiten,
tutrb fir % @ents in Noitmarfen, ior9Tam in einera
nnbeoruGten uni6lag oerpadt, frei ~nerlanbt.
@Oreiie: DEUTSCHES ~HElLINSTlTUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Ser >, Rettmtes=9lmter" lit ou6 in Chicago be
9errn 99impftD, 292 Sft gfortD aoenae, gu boben
10a91S tutpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
Mammesfraft mieSer bergeiteQt
Gei9Ge9tsfranfbeiten gebetlt.
CHICAGO, ILL

Ser Reim bes Eobes tpirh
III mau6es iunse, frii@
puITrenbe 2eben bur1 MnS
ftednns .uno iu9enbli9e
8erirrun9en 9ele9t. Cine
Gurs Wet6pbe, bic i@ in
ben ner5neifeltiten SaGen
1tets 9G6n3eno betpGbrt bat,
lit in Dem 9eoiegenen 8uhe
r. m~k4..-~S an .AH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

6err b. plener bat in 8santlpprtung elmer
SnterpelatiDn i'm 8ei9sratb ertldrt, bob
bic &egierung bic @inlu>ung 9u elmer inter-
Matchmaker Miin3conferen5 bisber ni9t err
balten babe, baB iie aber borousii3tlt6 teiz
mem Nntanb erbeben peroe, berfelben SOL
ge5uIetiten tpenn lie eine fpl9e er5al@
ten pirb. Oteie 8ere;tpilfigfeit, cine BPM
9eutf9lanb eDentueI al.sgebenbe Ginlaz
bung gu elmer Minaconferen3 an3unebmen,
tann 9epiB BON feiner 5tite angefo9ten
tperben. Die beutf6e Ge:3sregterl:ng bat
befanntli9 in Der i9pteri9en unb umitritz
tenen Wdbrungsfrage, an beren &0iltng
bret internatiOnale gonferen3en gefd)eitert
itnb, auf bic Siibrerf9aft oer5i9tet urb fi9
in bas S9lepptau elmer gtei9stagsmebre
belt begeben. SIS mag fein, baB bic Rei3s>
regierung in btefer 8eiTe Die 8erantpor=
tung fir etnen etpaigen Mtberfolg auf ben
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21
SPORTING NOTES.

al the Ssratog races saturday the win
ners were. Five furiCngs, Herzy, laG
mile ana sixteenth. Daily America l.sgl1;
four furlongs, Oaarette, :lsl2; eight fur
longs, Lisa, ILL.,, six furlongs. April
Fool, 1:15iz.
At the Cincinnati races Saturday the
winners were: Seven furlongs, selling,
Caesartan, 1:3S; dve fu-songs. selling, All
Revofr, l.asa4; Fashion stakes. eight and
a half furlongs. Urauia, 1:SS. mile and
longs. Lallah Rookh. I:oes.
At the New York races SATURDAY the
winners were: Eight furlongs, Tom
Moore. IS: five and a half furlongs sell
ing, Factotum. 1;eSa4 ten furtongS Char
ado, e:11S4; FIVE furlongs, selling. Sky Blue.
1:0Sl4; eight furlongs, selling. Mirage.
sssss: twelve fuF'0nsS' hurdles St Luke
At the ST. Louis races Saturday he WIN
ners were: Seven furlougs, selling. Jim
Cornwall. 1850: five furlongs. two-year-
ODDS, Birdie c., e31. eight furlongs. Wild
Arab. 49,: five Iurlongs. wo-year-oldS.
Midland, 1:9sA; fourteen furlongs. Billy
Mckenzie S.o5i2; eight furlongs. selling,
Red Cap IA
At the Kansas City races Saturday the
wianers were: Five furlongs. two-year-
Odds, Serf. los; six furbongs. selling, The
Reel. ia: four and a. half furlongs. sell
ing, Kansas Girl, 81; fve furlongs, sell
ing. Josephine, Isl; five and a half fur
lorgs. selling. Murphy. i:i5L4.
AT the San Francisco races Saturday the
winners were: Five and a half furiongs,
selling. Amigo. 1:o9; five and half fur
longs, selling. Little Tough. l.>A. FIVE
furiongs. selling. Gold Bug. 1:o3S4: FIVE
and a half furiongs, Don Cara 1;07Ia;
Norte. l:4T: twslve furlongs, hurdles,
Guadalupe. 2:i9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21

s...s.. Tsdruarsh and Nilliken. so SIS.
STAFFORD and Browne defeated Hilton
- rsruuvuner. SO. Is So
FSsfrh day. handicap singie-Msrtiu.
zs~~srh. defeated White. ONE E-sa: -.
81. 81
prIl 81. SIS. Purdon defeated p. Fran
II the scratch doubles Bull and Pfan-
sgoi, defeated odeneal and Walker. az.
- waite ard PSlriou defeated Browne
ara Bradford. 50. g.
Ssxth day-FInal in handicap singles
v.s,n bv T. Fransicli. who defeated A ".
Martin. SIS. IS. both men were scratch.
- " white won the championship II
the club in singles hy defeating O. d:
p,s-fon. SIS. IS. So. IN close and we'll
r,lsvsd contest. Mr.. white's wen-kncwn
roolress winning him the watch.
IN .s,e scratch doubles the championship
-,as uor, bv E s Bull and r. J. Fran
sfoH uho defeated G. W White and q.
~ Pur1on. 50. s-s. 81.
ina ladies' Tennis Club tournament
or,aned Wednesday. Following was the
first days play;
MIS- Ms Kerslaw defeated Miss Riggs.
Miss cheal defeated Mrs. R. B. Price
By default.
Miss Keown defeated Mrs. E. w. c.
Hilton. 81. 81.
Doubles-Afiss Anderson and Miss ker-
shaw defeated Miss Riggs and Mrs. W.
y. Burrill. 81. 40, o-s.
N5ss SCheal and Mrs. Hilton defeated
Mrs Price and Miss j. Seymour. Sc, So
rs.
second day-lAfiss Kershaw defeated
Mss NJ Keown, so, ga
Mrs. BurrifI defeated Miss Cheai, sd, Sd.
Third day-Miss Kershaw defeated Miss
keown. 81. e-S. and A!rs. Burrill defeated
Miss Anderson by default.
Fourth day--AIiss Kershaw defeated
Mrs BurrilI. 81. "a. winning the cham
pfonship of rf1e ladies' club in singles.
In doubles Miss Cheal and Mrs. Hilton
defeated Miss Anderson and Miss ker-
shaw by default, winning thereby the
championship.