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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-24
ON EASTERN TRACKS.
Winners of Racing Even IS at the Principal
Courses East of the Rocky
Mountains

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 23.-The pac-
ing at the track of the Louisville Driving
and Fair Association was again good to-
day. The weather was perfect. but the
crowd was light, not more than 700 people
being in attendance. The track was fast,
the fields large and the finishes close and
exciting. Carrillon, who won the third
heat of the 2:18 trot of yesterday, took the
first two heats to-day and also the race.
The 2:10 trot was carried over until to-
morrow, Macaroon having two heats to his
credit.
2:1s trot. purse $1,000 Diminished from yes.
terday), Carrillon won. Ida Greenlander sec
ond, Isabelle third, Best time, 2:1734.
PIG pace, purse $1,000, Ophelia won, Sallie
Bronston second, Charley third. Best time
2:15.
2:21 trot, purse $1,000, Macaroon won, For.
roster second, Grace O'Malley third. Best time,
2:12%.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 23.-Results at
Forsyth:
Four and half furlongs, Laura won, Ter
agnes second, Muriel T third. Time :001%.
Five furlongs, Buldur won; Out Go second
The Rock third. Time, 1:07.
Six and a half furlongs, Tamerlane won
Memaha second, Attacks third Time, 1882
second, frankie third. Time, :3411aa.
Six and half furlongs, Midster won, Evan
atqs second, dLa,ggpiepPe third Tine, ;2sA
Seven-eigbtns of a mile, Hidalgo won, GOV.
Haygood second, Senator Hill third. Time,
L 80.
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, Hex won, Bling
Blnger second, Hereto third. Time, :2319.
t1ve-eighths OF mile, Flush won. Find Out
second, Duckadoo third. Time, 1903.
One mile, Probasco won, Crevasse second
Campania third. Time, ;4134
Seven-eighths OF mile, Collins won, Bill
Ellison second, Shutdown third. Time, 90.
rive iurlongs, Amelia May won, Charlie VIII.
son second, Swiftly third. Time, LODI.
LAIONIA, KY, Oct. 23.-Seven furlongs
Lea fiet won, Black Silk second, Greenwich
third. Time, l 80.
Six furlongs. Tutilla won, Eva second
Rampant third. Time. :l63l
Five turlongs, Robinson won San Marco sec.
ond, Equinox third. No time.
Mlle ana twenty yards, Judith won, Jane
second, Monte Fonso third. Time. 43A.
Five and half furlOngs, La Gascogne won
sh Si second Lutra third. Time, 1 10
Gateway third. Time, 1;l5L.
NORRIS PARK TRACK, Oct. 23-One and
nall miles over six hurdles, Fugitive won,
DAILY second, Poteen third. Time, $50.
One and half miles over six hurdles San
Joaquin won, Caracas second, Olinda third
Time, 2:49L.
Half-breed hunters steeplechase. about two
and half miles, Meadow Lark had walk.
over.
Two miles. steeplechase handicap. Duke OF
Abercorn won, The Peer second isl nnredc
third. Time, 1852.
Selling, steeplechase. about three miles. La.
fayette won, Larry second. Time, 6 81. Only
two starters.
Handicap hatrace. one and quarter miles
Belmar won, Bathampton second. Time. 2.I3
Only two starters.
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SHOOTING MATCH By CABLE.
arrangements for q Novel International
Context Under. Knu.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. pa novel
international contest in the shape of re-
volver shooting match by cable between
the cracks of England and America is be-
ing projected, and the idea is attracting
much favorable attention. Invitations
have been sent to the leading amateurs.
and the responses have been most encour-
aging. A meeting will be held Friday
night at the New Manhattan Athletic
Club, when definite action will be taken.
The plan is to organize revolver shoot
ing club and in series of matches this
winter to select the most expert for rep
resentative American team, which will
challenge the English experts, using the
cable to record the results. 1t is proposed
to have four to ten men in each team, with
the distance between thirty-six and forty
eight feet.
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step, II any, of the prosecuting authorities
OF this district will probably be decided to-
morrow. According to the decision, Cor
bett has been ordered back into the custody
OF the Sheriff. This, however, is regarded
as apocryphal, as the champion was abso-
lutelv released from the custody of that
official after Chancellor Leatherman's de-
clslon and was not required to even find
bonds for his appearance should the appe al
of the State to the Supreme Court be adj
verse to his position.
President Dan Stuart of the Florida
Athletic Club had left for Dallas before the
bulletin of the decision reached here, but
Joe Vendig, who was delayed at Malvern
by wreck, returned to Hot Springs this
afternoon. When made acquainted with
the action of the court he said that IN his
Judgment, as one of the representatives or
the club, it could make no further effort to
bring off the fight
eve don't propose" he said, ''to fly in
the face of the law. All our outstanding
bills will be settled up at once. The money
we have expended has been forthcoming as
we needed it, so that the balance TO be called
for will be small. The club will be out
about $24 600. President Stuart intended to
return on Sunday. but whether he VIII DO
SO after being acquainted with the sltua-
| ton is a question. He has nothing to re-
turn for, as our club has said good-by to
| Hot Springs and its people"
On the other hand, Julian regarded the
situation with equanimity. To a United
! Press representative tonight he said:
LET it be understood first that | am
not talking at long range or indulging in
a bluff. l have the guarantee of the city
of Hot Springs, signed by Mayor Waters,
that if Fitzsimmons is brought here he
shall not be molested. Ii he is alive,
nothing on earth shall prevent my having
him in this city on Thursday next. Pro
vided that Corbett has not sneaked away
in the meantime, shall send him word
that Fitzsi mmons is at the hotel and de-
sires him to come down and arrange for q
meeting in private, provided, of course,
that the Florida club cannot bring the
thing off. -
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Oct. %
Fitzsimmons is putting in as hard work
now as he did the first week of his
training.
The big talk" said Fitzsimmons tc
The United Press reporter. made by Dan
Stuart. Brady and others in the press dis
patches yesterday is the outcome of malice
and degraded hearts"
He desires to fight Corbett for side
purse of $4,000, and said:
"If Corbett thinks 1 am crawling let him
accept the challenge"
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R0sE's CHALLENGE WITHDRAWN.
The EogGshman viii Not Enter Yacht in
Race for the America

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 23.-Charles
Z. Rose has capled to the New York Yacht
Club Withdrawing his challenge for the
America cup.
Commodore Smith, chairman of the
America cup committee, when inter-
viewed by representative of the United
Press this afternoon, said:
"I have been notified that Mr.. Rose has
withdrawn his challenge by cable, but 1
have not yet seen the cablegram Mr..
Rose cannot have withdrawn on account
of anything in the letter of conditions, if
he has done SO for any other reasons 1
do not know any other reason, and if there
is any it must operate on his own mind.
If he withdraws we are exactly in the
same position we were in before, and with
out race for the cup next year. Until l
see the cablegram | cannot say what
action the committee will take in the
matter"
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HEALTH LAWS,
DAILY.

DAILY.
Don't worry. fret or fume about little
things.
When you are pale, anamic or bloodess
take joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla mod
erately,
When your feet get wet in the rain keep
in motion until you can take off the shoes.
80
The moderate use of everything-even
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla = tends to
longevity.
After the theater, ball or party don't
fill your stomach with food and then re-
tire.
When you wake i'll the morning take a
portion of joys Vegetable sarsaparilla.
If your skin is dry, parched and flaming
use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
-
If you want to be rid of dandruff wash
the head with carbolic soap and use joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
M
After an attack of grippe recover your
lost health with joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla.
*4*
If you are suffering from fever and ague
take hot baths and use joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla.
*xx
Constipation leads to many severe disor-
ders. joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla will
cure you of constipation. Try it.
Jaded, overworked people recover their
spirits when joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
is used.
If your kidneys are disordered put them
in order with joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
M
If you work in office, store or mine, when
work is done rest, take supper and then 60
out for walk, ride or some exercise.
~
Always use Jov's Vegetable Sarsaparilla
if you feel blue, dispirited or melancholy.
1t is your liver that is torpid.
~
Don't take substitute.
*x*
Yes, it will do for you to take joys vege-
table Sarsaparilla now.
NJ
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.Inforanation SECURED.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 23.-The
Secretary of the Interior has advised the
Attorney General of the United States that
the United States Commissioner of Rail
roads has secured all information relating
to the organization and consolidation OF
the various roads forming the present Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company, which information could not be
had last spring, but was desired by John
G. Black, United States attorney at Chi
cago, ILL.,. for use in suit against the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company.
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Activity at the Nayy- Yard.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 23-There
has been sudden squirt of activity at the
navy-yard. Last night between seventy
five and hundred men were put on night
work to finish up the armament of the
battleship Oregon, now lying at Mare ISL
and Navy-yard, San Francisco. This is
the first time in many years that a night
shift has been worked at the navy-yard,
and it is regarded as most remarkable,
since the force has been continually re-
duced in the past year. Officials at the
Navy Department are reticent about the
night work.
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Frustrated In Co,.rt.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 23.-General
Thomas Ewing of Ohio, the distinguished
lawyer and politician, was physically pros
trated in the Supreme Court yesterday
while arguing the case of the Farm
York vs. the Chicago, Portage and Su-
perior Railway Company. He had not
been we'll for several days, and the strain
imposed by the exertion of speaking was
too great. Remedies were applied, and in
a short time he was SO far recovered that,
accompanied by Mrs. Ewing, he was driven
10 his hotel.
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Stanford took the ball for the kickoff
and sent it twenty yards. Harlow brought
the sphere back half the distance, when
earle stopped him. A scrimmage and no
gain was the result of two attempts, and
Huff kicked for twenty-five yards. Cotton
received punt and plunged through Re-
lance men for five yards. IL. Reynolds
again punted for twenty-three yards, and
Huff, who captured the high fly, was taken
off his feet by Spalding.
Rel lance entrusted the pigskin to Har-
low, but no gain accrued. Two wedges
spent their fury against Stanford's line
with but slight effect and Huff punted.
II. Reynolds caught the ball on the run
and made his star run of thirty five yards
without interference. The ball went to
the Reliance, however, on Frankenheimer' g
offside play.
McHugh made no gain and Stanford got
the ball.
Frankenheimer shot around the Reli-
ance's left and for ten yards. J. Reynolds
made six more and wedge play sent the
ball over the line. Time of play, ten min
utes Score, 40. 1t being a practice
game, no try for goal was made.
Reliance kicked off Tor twenty-five yards.
Cochran returned with twentyyard punt.
Harlow and Huff each bucked for two
yards. Mcmillan was tackled with the
ball behind the line by Fickert. Huff
DuCkGu IOT TWO ydTuS anu maze
two and half, when Fickert laid heavy
hand on him.
Stanford's ball. Fl. Reynolds punted,
Harlow caught the ball, but was downed
by Stanford's ends.
Sherrard kicked for five yards On FUN
BILE Stanford secured the ball. J. Rey-
nold's buck netted seven yards. Franken-
heimer went down behind the line being
tackled by Mcmillan. The half ended
with the ball in the Reliance's field.
In the second half the Reliance did a
great deal of hard but successful bucklng
Stanford made her gain on end running.
The Oakland team fumbled badly at criti-
cal times. The second touchdown was
made by Spalding. Harlow and Wyckoff
collided in making catch of Weldon s
punt and tumble resulted in which the
ball rolled over the line and Spalding fell
on it.
During the last few minutes of the play
the Reliance players worked like Trojans,
and twice had the ball on Stanford S five
yard line yet they were forced back and
the game ended in 80-in Stanford favor,
with the ball almost ON Stanfords goal
lines.
The freshmen will send the following
team to Santa Cruz next Saturday for their
match with the High School eleven:
Pistolesi, center; Webster, right guard
McCreavy, left guard; ?. Smith, right
tackle; Russell, left tackle; Bartlett, right
end; Emmett, left end; Brown. right half
Overacker, left half; Plate, full back Nc
1ntosh (captain), quarter.
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He Sleeps Beneath a Monument Dedt-
Gated to His Science.
PARIS, FRANCE, Oct. 23.-The remains
of Professor Louis Pasteur were to-day
borne from the cemetery at Montmartre
and inferred in the tomb which has been
constructed beneath the monument at the
Pasteur Institute, to commemorate the
first case of hydrophobia cured by inocu-
lation.
The streets along the route of the funeral
cortege were thronged with people. In
the funeral train were the mem bers of the
family of the deceased, the Ministers,
Senators, Deputies and numerous delega-
lions from different scientific and other
bodies. from all parts of France and from
many foreign countries.
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His Letter

DEAR DAD: Pm sure that you'll be pleased
To learn that / have won
The singles in lawn tennis
In the tournament just done;
I'm trying for the football team.
OTIS going TO be a pinchD
If only L were heavier
Pm sure I'd have a cinch.
We practice pretty much all day.
(You'd noticed, 1 suppose,
In the papers, how a week ago,
L got broken nose?)
You mustn't notice such reports,
For half the times what stated
Is printed for effect, you know,
And much exaggerated.
My nose wasn't badly broken,
Twas really but crack;
And though it's somewhat crooked,
Doctors say twill straighten backi
I'm going to try for Varsity
Next spring in baseball, too;
And il find I've got a chance
I'll try to make the crew.
You say you fear athletics
May interfere with Greek?
Oh not at ALL We took
Examinations all last weekt
parse and scan quite easily.
(The latter, as you know,
Is reading dgraph odes at sight,
And parts of Cicero).
It's time for football practice,
so / will have to run:
Please send a check next time
You write.
Good-by!
Kiss mai
Your SO
university Of Chicago Week.
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Iante 8.
Following are the entries for to-day S
running events:
First race, about three-quarters of mile.
selhng-Santa Rosa 105, Carrie Shaw 101,
imp: Trentola 107, imp. Lolokalani 104, Sleep
ing Child 1O5, Beatrice 102, Gold Dust 101, Ida
Sauer SO, Triumph 90.
Second race, five-eighths of mile, selling
Nervoso 80, Addie NJ SO, Gondola 101, Ma
hogany 101, Venus 80, Nelson 113.
Third race, eleyen-sixteenths of mile, sell
ing, ear-olds-Instigator ITO, Clara John
son 107, imp. Alien 107 Redington 107, Mar
jolie 10Y, Bill McCloskey 10, Claude Hill 107,
Caliente ITO, Edgemount 10.
Fourth race, thirteen-sixteenths of mile
selling-Minnie 9S, Detective 80, Leonville
1Ol, Major Cook 93, Rose Clark 101, Mayday
101, Lady Jane 90, Ricardo 104, Moss Terry IS
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Svengali Qor'
merly Experiment colt 1O1, Model 105, Silver
1Ol, Last Chance ITO, Navy Blue 102, ALA
habad 1O5, Elmer Ill. Centurion ITO.
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Worlds Record at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 23.-On the Gar
den City Cyclers' cement track here to-day
II. Downing and V. A. Benson of the Gar
den City cyclery rode mile, unpaced.
flying start, against time in 1908, which is
the worlds record, the former mark hav-
ing been 2:07. The attempt was under
sanction and league rules.
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TYE GOT THE DECISION.
BirdsaU of Sacramento Defeated by tn
Oakland PuyiList.

Oakland Payiltst.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 23.-Charles
I've of the Acme Club of Oakland was
awarded the decision in the four-round
contest with Wells Birdsall of the Sacra-
mento Athletic Club in the Iatter's club
rooms last evening.
The first three rounds of the contest was
mart Of Rirdsall. I've being unahIe To oct
anywhere near him. In the fourth round
there was very heavy hitting on both sides,
Tye proving by far the cleaner fighter,
although the Sacramento lad gave and
took heavy punishment. The decision
gave satisfaction.
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YORK NOT AFFECTED.
FitSsinsn.ons NotO Wants to Fight for
Moneu or Marbles.

Fttsstnanao,ss -N0to Wdnfs 70 FtgHt Tor
Money or Marbles.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, Oct 23.-The de-
cision of the Supreme Court at Little Rock
to-day in the matter of the appeal from the
decision of Chancellor Leatherman, who
held in effect that the proposed prize
nights would not be a contravention of the
law, address another and perhaps final
complication to the series of remarkable
episodes that have attended the move
ments of the would-be fighters for the past
Six months. Just what would be the next
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Il German Warshtp aground.

KEEL, GERMANY, Oct. 23.-The German
iron-clad warship Wurtemburg is aground
in the Little Bell, between the Baltic Sea
and Cattegat, and is seriously damaged.
She is leaking badly and is partially filled
with water. The warship Brandenburg
and the dispatch boat Sachsen have gone
to her assistance.
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Los ANGELES TRACK EVENTS.
Zambro Won the Great Event of the Day
the 2:i3 Glass.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 23.-The
largest crowd that has yet visited the races
was present to-day, nearly 5000 people
passing through the gates. The first race
was the second heat of the gentlemen's
road race.
The two succeeding were the running
races for all ages and 2 years, the start
for which consumed so much time that
the audience manifested its impatience in
an unmistakable manner. The great race
OF the day was the 2: 13 class for purse of
$1,000. 1t was holly contested throughout
and was extremely exciting. The last race
of the 2:40 class was not completed, but
one heat being run.
:. Gentlemen's road race; purse 5000.
Silkey ...-.-..........l 9 9 9 9
George Observation-Disclosures. 23 3
Texas 21331
MISUNDERSTANDING: 29s4-2:3l-2:29A-
2:32A.
Cell fnrr
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mile, purse 5000, Gladwyne won, Nevere sec
ond, Ghivo third. Time, 1:02H.

Trotting, 2:4O class. purse $500, Coal Dust
won, Belle Wilson second, Rex Clifford third.
Time 9 :22L,
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Frank Jackson, the Roby jockey who has
been in seelusion at the ocean beach, came in
yesterday and rode good race on Crawford
ID to shot, finishing second.
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Selling race, all ages, fiye-eighths of mile.
purse $3.50, Hueneme won, George Bohnert
second, Reno third. Time, 0214.
sweepstakes, two-year-olds, tye-eighths of q
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Sporting Events at Home and Abroad

Good start. Won cleverly. Winner, Elmwood
stock farms b. f.. by Duke of Norfolk-Ledette.
Betting: Duchess of Milpitas 212, Olivia IL, by
by ~ Ransom even Vernon 20, Monita 3, AIDE
lante 8.
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THE BAY DISTRICT RACES.
CLAUDIUS OUTFOOTED MAMIE SCOTT
BY A VERY NARROW
MARGIN.
DORSEY a sHIFTY MAIDEN,
BLUE BELL, ONCE 20 TO IN THE
BETTING, FIRST IN A
HANDICAP.

Artemus was away from the post absolutely
last in the opening race, but made good
showing. He should be able to win in ordin-
airy company.
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Hinrichs, on the even-money favorite Ran
som, managed to get cut off rounding the far
turn He came fast at the finish, but his back
ers cashed no tickets. The judges questioned
Hinrichs, and his explanation proved salts
foot
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Monita was backed down from 8 to 3 to
and off the boards to pull off the last race. He
showed prominently for half the journey and
then gave it up.
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Good start. Won easily. Winner, d. A. humans
CHI. g., by Cyclone-Kit Carson.
Betting: Dorsey 2, Irma 312, Artemus 3, Won
Dunk Is, Triumph so, Bob Tucker 49, Tom Null
cahy 80, Fl FL 100.
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n o t e - Special attention paid to
Grinding Razors, Shears and Edged
Tools by skilled mechanics. Prices
moderate.
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11O FOURTH RACE-One and sixteenth
i III. miles; handicap; three-yearolds and
,,pvvo rd u,rae 82hO Time a

Good Start Won driving. Winner, Elmwood
stables b. h., by imp. Brutus- Swayback.
Betting: Cleudius 9, Mamie Scott 31s Little
Cripple to 5, Del Norte 2, Flirtilla co. Gussie 20.
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100 SECOND RACE-Five and half fur
LOO. longs selling; light welter-weghts; purse
$500. Time :OS14.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. st. 1a Str. Fin.
1872 Gold Bug, 129 (Morison)... l1a IL IL
TT Crawford, 129 IF. Jackson) 2 21s 2s Oh
107 Rey Alta, l24 (Miller)....5 81 3e SO
lot Joe Cotton 129 (Donahue)7 81 41a
LOT Johnny Payne, 49, GA.
(1OS)Tamalpa pals 129 (Cheva-
iier1 Observation-Disclosures IS z 81
1873 Veva ITO (Macklin) ...... 8 3h ST
Good start. Won easily. Winner, J. Hunters
CHI. G.. by Pittsburg-Mollie 5.
Betting: Gold Bug Az, Crawford 10. Rey Alta
il to 8, Johnny Payne 3, Joe Cotton 5, Veva A,
Tamalpais 8.
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PAsTEUR,s BODY INFERRED.

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Poor start. Won driving. Winner, A. g. Stephen
sons b. M, by Prince of Norfolk-Gem of the
Mountains.
Betting: Blue Bell IS, Clacquer 10, Road Runner
IA, Mainstay to 8, Joe * 6.