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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-06

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

more apparent when it is stated that Mr..
Martin S weight is $50 pounds.
The Crescent Road Club will hold five-
mile handicap road race over the San
Carlos course on September /. The clubs
meeting night has been changed from
Wednesday 20 Tuesday. Eleven members
rode to San Jose last Saturday night and
went to Alum Rock, returning Sunday.
The associated clubs delegates decided at
their meeting last Saturday night that the
Crescent Road Club was never legally dis
organized, and they were retained as mem
bers of the association.
The Acme Club Wheelmen are to have a
blind run tomorrow, about which Captain
Kitchen is very mysterious.
The California Cycling Club members go
to Redwood City tomorrow under Captain
Burke
The Bay City Wheelmen will have a
euchre party at the clubrooms on Saturday
evening, August II, to be followed by a
smoker, for members only.
The entries for the Liberty Cycling
Clubs road race, on the 25th, close next
Tuesday evening. Intending participants
should note this.
Chief Consul Melrose has appointed the
Golden West Hotel of this City as the
league hotel for San Francisco. ALI league
mem bers will be given rate of 81 rs day
upon presenting their mem bership cards.
The Imperial Cycling Club intends to
hold q five-mile handicap road race over
the San Carlos course week from te-mor-
row. If Byrne and some of the other
speedy ones ride it will be worth seeing.
SPALD1EG.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

critics which usually accompany fish and
game clubs sporting outfit
Although game wardenS should have
been appointed by the Supervisors in every
county IN this State, there are many coun-
ties without wardens whose people will re-
greet In few years hence the foolishness
and shortsightedness of the Supervisors
who refused to appoint game-keepers.
During the fishing and hunting seasons
sportsmen of this City and elsewhere de-
part for those counties where game and
fish are most abundant. The counties
must profit by the visits of those sports
men, who spend many hundreds OF dollars
before taking their departure. 1t Is not
feasible to suppose that the counties where
the game has been destroyed by poachers
will enjoy the visits of the sport-lovers and
money-spenders. If the Supervisors would
give the results that accrue from game
preservation a thought there would be
game wardens appointed in every county
of the State.
The State Fish and Game Commissioners
OF Maine have found it necessary to issue
circular to wardens instructing them IN
their duties. This is an excellent plan and
it should be done in this State where game
wardens have been but recently appointed.
B ,sides this manner of lnstructlng the
plan of assembling wardens at stated times
for discussions and special instruction on
cases which have developed should De Iol-
lowed It has been tried in some States
with great success Some of the wardens
appointed are, no doubt, ignorant OF their
duties, and little drilling occasionally
must be productive of more efficient service.
THE CALL is in receipt of letter from a
resident of Boca. 1t states that hunters
have been slaughtering grouse for the past
month in the hills near the town, and that
large party of hunters will start on a
grouse-hunting expedition on Sunday next
1t is strange that the Fish and Game Com
missioners have taken no action IN this
matter. Some of the Deputy Fish Com
missioners OF this City and State have
been rusticating at Boca and vicinity for
some time past, but they evidently, gave
the matter little or no attention. 1t was
all fish with them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
COURSING.'
How Greyhounds Are Trained In
England-Inclosed Meetings.


There is no doubt that few years
hence coursing will be among the most
popular outdoor sports patronized by the
sportsmen of this State. The introduction
of the inclosed parks has very materially
increased the interest in this splendid pas
time, as the lovers of coursing in this City
cannot afford the time and expense Incl
dent to long journey into the country
where hares are plentiful and the wire
fences few and far between. OF course
there can be no just comparison made be-
tween coursing in an Enclosure and cours.
ing on an open plain where the game little
short-tails are frequently in better condi-
ton for racing than the hounds that pur-
sue them.
The inclosed coursing parks, however,
educate the tyros who are daily becoming
converts to the grand old sport, and when
an open meeting is held at MERGED or some
other locality where the ground and the
game are in good condition the spectators
thoroughly understand the rules which
govern the sport, and such absurd remarks
as, The black dog won because he killed
his hare, etc." is seldom heard at the
present-day meetings, and this is the re-
suit of the education received through in
door coursing. The latter system of rae
ing must, however, be kept clean, or
otherwise the pastime will decrease as
quickly as itincreased in popularity. Such
disgraceful practices as the doctoring of
dogs and crooked" slipping will quickly
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

best, and can be made much more COM
Portable by taking day and a half to do
it, as they will do.
Captain Hughes of the Four Aces
Cycling Club has called club run to the
Cliff House and Preside for tomorrow,
leaving the clubrooms, Eighth and Mis-
sion streets, at 80 P. NJ. Eugene NJ. Levy
is secretary of the club.
The Liberty Cycling Club has recently
elected the following new members: d. A.
Easton, A. E. Nelson, F. r. Haley, H. w.
Bassett and J. Mcguire. Tomorrow the
club goes to San Mateo, and will have a
scorch over the San Carlos course before
returning.
A. w. Rhys and w. E. Lee of the Bay
City Wheelmen will start on a wheeling
trip of two weeks duration through Lake
County tomorrow. They are both expert
riders and will thoroughly enjoy this va
cation.
All communications intended for the
North Star Bicycle Club should be adj
dressed to S. Hess, secretary, at 1900 Suffer
street.
The following communication has been
received from Stockton:
Mr.. Spaldfng, Cycling Editor Cdll-DEAR SIR:
/ wish to make complaint concerning the
prizes given by the Stockton Athletic Associa-
ton. In the Fourth of July races they adver-
IlseQ prizes VaIueQ at SO, whereas they were
not worth half as much. You could duplicate
them for So. l think some notice ought to be
taken of this matter, as they are going to give
a race meet here.
The complainant should register his
grievance with R. NJ. WEIGH, chairman
racing board 532 California street, San
Francisco. He has the power to withhold
a sanction for the proposed race meet if he
knew the value of prizes offered was mis-
represented. Or, better way would be, to
complain direct to the athletic association
which gave the prizes, and rs it is reput-
able organization. / have no doubt the dis
satisfaction would be speedily adjusted
Captain Korn has called a run of the San
Francisco Road Club to San Quentin to-
morrow. Members will assemble at the
clubhouse at $3.50 A. M, and take O. clock
Sausallto boat. A picture is presented this
week of Messrs. Leahy and Mcbride, the
crack tandem team of the club, who paced
the riders in their recent five-mile road
race.
There is going to be colored gentle
mems race at Central Park tomorrow in
connection with the general jollification of
colored Odd Fellows. l understand entries
have been received from many of the
speedy riders from this City and surround
ing towns, and the natural rivalry for SUI
premacy should result in good race
Henry Martin, the grand treasurer OF
the Native Sons, is having special wheel
built for him. The reason for this will be
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
THE KENNEL.
How Dogs Should Be Cared For at
Home-Treatmen of Disease.

Home-Treatmen of Disease.
Within the past few years many valuable
and highly priced sporting dogs have been
imported into this State. English and
Irish settlers seem to be the favorites among
a large class of sportsmen. Pointers are
of course, very popular among sportsmen
who make quail-shooting a speciality.
While conversing recently with one of
the oldest and most experienced handlers
of dogs in this State some valuable infor-
nation was elected regarding the proper
methods of handling dogs, which will I'M
sportsmen. On the return from hunt all
burrs and other painful substances should
be removed from the CANNES coat, and es-
pecially the burrs that get in between the
toes.
To tougher dogs feet pour some COM
mon pine tar into pan and put the dog s
feet into it so that the ball and bottom of
the foot is thoroughly covered, after which
you give the dog walk on some dusty
road. For canker of the ear take one pint
of vinegar, 16 grains of iodine and % grains
of iodide of potassium. Mix and wash out
the ear well and apply daily. Two or
three applications will generally cure even
bad cases. Cold tea is an excellent wash
for sore eyes. AS a purgatlve castor oil is
one OF TIE peSt. AS al eihetIC use common
table salt dissolved in warm water For a
tonic every week or ten days put handful
of lac sulphur in the feed; about a table
spoonful to each dog. To keep the skin in
good condition keep your dog IN clean
and tolerahly warm place; change bedding
at least once a week; exercise morning
and evening and feed once day. Mango
can frequently be destroyed by rubbing the
following mixture well into the skin: Oil
of tar two ounces, sulphuric acid one ounce
and fish oil one pint.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10


will hold five-mile handicap road race
from Fruitvale to San Leandro next Thurs
day evening at 6 80 o'clock.
The Royal Cycling Club will hold the
first of series of tive-mile road races at
the Oakland Trotting Park on Sunday,
September 1. A week from tomorrow
they will hold several tryouts there for
short distances. Tomorrow the club will
have run to the park. A smoker is
spoken of for some night in the near fd.
ture.
The Golden Gate Cycling Club will have
run to San Mateo tomorrow under Lieu
tenant Quadt. Messrs. Heino, Allen and
Lewis have been elected to nam bers ship.
Captain Mass will ride to San Jose and
return tomorrow.
The Lowell High School Cyclers have
elected the following officers: O. H. Hahn.
president; n. F. Titus, secretary treasurer
F. W. Critken, captain; H. 1. We'll, first
Lieutenant; E. T. Ford, second lieutenant
The members of the Outing Road Club
will start this afternoon on a trip to Bo.
linas Bay under Captain Davis, returning
tomorrow. The trip is not an easy one a,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.

CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.
Acme Club Wheelmen-BIind run.
California Cycling Club-Run to Red
wood City.
Four Aces Cycling CIub-Run to the
Preside.
Golden Gate Cycling CIub-Run to San
Mateo.
Liberty Cycling CIub-Run to San
Mateo.
Outing Road CIub-Run to BoIinas.
Red Rock Bicycle Club-Run to San
Jose.
Royal Cycling CIub-Run to the Park.
San Francisco Road Club-Run to San
Quentin.
A telegram was received by the Bay City
Wheelmen yesterday which comes to them
in the nature of the most pleasant surprise
they have had in some time. It is to the
effect that four of their racing men have
been signed to go on the National circuit
for the Syracuse people-Wells, Terrill,
McCrea and Lacy. Here is the message:
ST. LOUIS, August 9, 1895.
Bay City Wheelrnen, Ill Golden Gate duenuc,
San Francisco, CdL.-Knippenberg signed Wells
in Chicago yesterday TO manage Syracuse
and Lacy, Bay City quartet Will winter at
San Jose.
a. +. sHAPLE1GH HARDWARE COMPANY.
Terrill is now on the circuit for the SYRIA
cuse firm. Wells recently went East to
make some arrangements for himself, with
the above favorable result. McCrea and
Lacy are two of the tastes. riders in South
ern California, members of the Bay Citys,
and will start East at once. Knippenberg
is the Syracuse agent in Los Angeles, also
a member of the Bay City Club.
This will make one OF the fastest aggre-
cations on the circuit and they should be
ceived some time ago. The reception the
Syracuse Bay City quartet will receive
from their club members on their arrival
here in Novemb Der when the circuit reaches
San Francisco will be an ovation, and the
club is very jubilant over Wells fortunate
combination.
The Oakland Y. NJ. C. A. Cycling Club
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
CRICKET CHlRPS.
The Latest Inter-County Matches In
England-To-Morro Game.

The English cricket season. of '95 is
likely to be record one for many years to
come. In the recent Lancashire Somerset
match the former side scored sol runs, the
largest innings in county play, and A. C.
McClaren made 424, the highest individual
frst-class register on record.
The following county events will be oil
interest:
In Worcestershire VS.. Lancashire. latter
won by II; Motifs VS.. Derbyshire, a draw
Essex VS.. Somerset, former defeated by an
inning; Essex VS.. Derbyshire, former de.
feated by "a runs; Yorkshire VS.. Leicester
shire, former defeated by 256 runs; Middle
sex VS.. Sussex, former won by wickets
Kent VS.. Motifs, former won by inning and
80 runs; Hampshire VS.. Surrey, latter won
by wickets.
the order of the counties to date is as
follows: Surrey (played 15 matches. won
10, lost l, drawn 2, points 81, Yorkshire,
Lancashire, Warwickshire, Sussex. Glou-
cestershire, Derbyshire, Essex, Middlesex,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

The construction of park in San Mateo
County where bicycle racing will consti-
Iute one of the principal features of
amusement is now assured. The wheel
men OF this City have no place to practice
or to train for race meetings and an inno-
walton of this kind will be gladly well
coined.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Club will
hold its annual shooting festival on Sun
day week at the San Rafael ranges.
The Country Club proposes to stock its
preserve in Marin County with game
birds indigenous to the Highlands OF
Scotland.
Anglers are now enjoying excellent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
THE ANGLER.

How a Country Boy Surprised Some
Noted Anglers-The Cheese Bait.
Angling is one of the quiet pastimes
which is largely INDUCED in by men and
women who have prediction for recrea-
tions that afford an opportunity to study
nature in it's solitary confinement. The
angler is generally man who takes little
or no interest in sports that are made in
teresting by the addition OF gambling
consequently there can be but little news
obtained concerning his outings outside
of the places he generally visits on his re-
turn from the country. 1t goes without
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
SEA FISHING.
Catches That Were Made In the
Vicinity Of Lime Point.

Rockcod fishing has been good during
the past week and large catches are re-
ported from the principal fishing banks
extending from California City to Lime
Point.
On Tuesday last George Thomson, a
well-known angler, and two companions
caught lis pounds of red and blue rock
cod at Lime Point and Point Cavalla, the
largest a blue rockcod Weighing five and
three-quarters pounds and four of them
weighing over three pounds each.
On the same day Frank Weber and
friend caught about eighty pounds of rock
cod at Point Cavalla. the largest weighing
three and half pounds.
On Wednesday Frank Nichols and friend
caught over 200 tomcods and kingfsh on
the fishing banks opposite Sausalito.
On the same day Mr.. Thomson and lady
caught basketful of tomcods, kingfsh
and few founders in the same locality.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

saying, however. that once man thor
oughly masters the science of fy-casting
he becomes ever afterward a convert of
the sport. 1t is most fascinating pleas
ure, which is enjoyed only by men and
women who have experienced its charms
that is, practically speaking.
Judge John Hunt has had most enjoy
able vacation at Webber Lake. He speaks
in eulogistic terms of the fy-fshing that
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
8
MORE
RED
Days.

We have never had such
patronage as has been ac-
corded during this first week
of "Red Letter Days" Of
course we know that the
mere announcement of these
special periods ttr a ct S
crowds, but on this occasion
the business has exceeded
our expectations. Have you
called yet ?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

Monterey Bay speak very favorably OF the
salmon fishing.
Coursing, handball, tennis and pigeon
shooting are affording good sport.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

can always be had on the lake in June and
July.
The Truckee River will soon be at its
best, although late intelligence from there
states that the river is even yet too high
and that the Septemb Der fishing will most
assuredly be fine. Henry Skinner, the
champion fy-caster, who is known to all
lovers of the sport of angling, is now
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10
THE WHEELMEN.

Wells, TerriII, McCrea and Lacy to
Go on the National Circuit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
A "DrAuLy WOUND" HEALING.

A society calling iltelf tbs Rompn
Catholic Truth society has for several
years arranged annual conferences In
England for the discussion Of the IT,
tertsts Of the Roman church. dener-
ally the proceedings have received but
little notice Ia this British press, but
the conference held Mt Bristol last
week appears 10 have commanded uu-
usual attention. II concluded with n
pilgrimage to Glastonbury abbey, the
oldest shrine In England, ON which
occasion Thousands Of pilgrims, includ.
Ing one hundred robsd Clergy, Travelled
by train from Bristol TO glastonbury.
Not very long ago popular sentiment
would not have allowed such pilgrim.
age, but this time large ctowu
watched with sympathetic intarest the
long, banner.cartylng procession ctm-
posed Of Catholic guilds, Jesults,
Dominicans, FfanclscAns, Benelic.
tines Rne Carmtlites, alternately sing.
Ing and Teoitlng prayers. The scene IA
described rs an impressive AMI pictuf-
esque one, and II Ia Inferred that IL
marked an immense change In thu
position Of the Roman Catholic church
In England.
The chief feature OF thu conference
however, was Cardinal Vaughan
address on the subject OF Christian IT.
union, matter that has engaged the
attention Of the Roman ponliii lately.
1t viii be remembered that the pope,
some time ago, made ovsrtures TO the
Anglican church on the subject " the
latter's return to Rome. The arch
bishop OF Canterbury on behalf OF the
church replied to the pops's letter.
This reply formed the basis OF the
rohbiahop's address, by which II ia
supposed. all formal discussions be-
tween the Iepfssentauvsh OF thu two