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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16
wonder if it was owing to those straw

WOnQer II IL was oWiuS ~ tHose sHow-
berries?
Ivan Treadwell, John E.. Fagothey, Will
liam M. Randall of Rochester, N. Y, l..
P. Cofer and A. H..Joost have been elected
to mem bership in the Bay City Wheelmen.
The clubs secretary, Mr.. Howard, is look
ing for an owner for valuable University
OF California pin which was found at the
clubs entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall
Monday evening.
w. A. Terrill, fhe great racer. has re-
ceived letter from his brother Harry, the
class A rider, now in the East, reading:
ATLANTA, GA, Novs, 1895.
Dear Bob: arrived here this morning from
New Orleans. visited the Cotton States and
International Exposition this afternoon. The
Midway (you can betI went there first. looks
like an iinitati.u of the Midwinter Fair Mid
way win stay here few days and then go
Good-by, now, as have little time to write to
my poor relations. Your brother, HARRY.
Terrill will find the class A riders
here much faster when he returns than
they were when he left, as McFarland's S
competition mile record of 2:05 at San
Jose proves. He will have to ride better
than he ever has to beat Mcfarland, Free
man, Byrne or Downing, though it is said
that these men will soon be put into class
B, particularly those who have followed
the circuit south, all save Byrne.
The Lily Cycling Club will have run to
Haywards tomorrow, with Captain David
Hanley in command.
The members OF the Bay City Wheelmen
have received a telegraphic invitation to
attend the smoker of the Citrus Wheelmen
/ OF Los Angeles next Tuesday evening.
This will be accepted by the following
members: President f. HI. Kerrigan, VIII
knippenberg, f. III. Dunno, Charles s..
Wells, R. NJ. Welch, w. A. Terrill, f. G.
Lacey, E. Ulbricht, W. w. Hatton, c. NJ.
Murphy, Tom w. Cooper and Thomas
McAleer, who will be there at the time to
| attend the circuit races.
Harry Downing's rise in the cycling rae
ing world on this coast has been as rapid
as was Otto Ziegler's, and he halls from the
same locality. The circuit races at San
Jose last week numbered his fourth race
meet, and he upheld his reputa ton by
riding an either first or second place in the
finals of az class A races. He won the
two-thirds Of a lie handicap from scratch
in l: :2S 2-5; rode second TO Mcfarland in
the one-mile open, the time of which was
2:05; won second place in the one-third of
mile scratch, and placed the one-mile
handicap TO his credit by coming in first
from scratch i'll 2:13. He also won the
time prize in the Garden City Cyclers'
road race recently. Downing has gone to
Los Angeles to race 81 the National circuit
meets there next week, and will no doubt
be very successful. With the experience
and head work of Mcfarland or Byrne, no
! one could defeat him in class A.
! The following are the newly elected Off
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

During the. season the Alameda Club
played twenty-one cup matches. of which
number eighteen were won, two lost and
one draw in favor of the Alameda Cricket
Club. For four consecutive years Alameda
has won the challenge cup.
The English sailors seem to have been
almost the last players in the field. The
steamship Liffey and Bedford and H. M.
S. Families both engaged the Salonica
team, who were victorious in the first case
by 1T, and defeated il the other by an
innings and SO runs. H. M. S. Peacock
and Caroline played at Yokohama, the
first named winning easily by 206.
1t is the intentions of the California and
Bohemian clubs to have their grounds at
Golden Gate plowed, narrowed and put in
thorough order before the next season
commences. UMPIRE.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16
ATHLETICS.


the Big Football Match.
Although outdoor athletic sports, such
as running. jumping, ETC., are not patron
lied to any extent by members of the
Olympic Club at present, there is now a
movement on foot to have a great field
day after the big intercollegiate football
game between the two college te ans is de-
cided. The track and field men of the
Olympic, Reliance, Acme and University
clubs have had good rest and are now
anxious to contest again in the open. In
all probability the Pacific Amateur Asso-
citation of the American Athletic Union
will arrange for great day s sport curing
the month of January.
The active and enterprislng young men
of Visalia who are at the head OF the
Visalia Athletic Club propose keeping up
n brisk interest in all branches of athletic
sport Bylaws were adopted at recent
meeting. Professor James Edwards was
appointed instructor. On the evening or
the 23d inst. a boxing entertainment will
be held. George Allen, instructor of the
Fresno Athletic Club and Jean Edwards,
6 clever boxer OF Visalia, will meet i'll a
siy-round bout. F. Nicholson and Mr..
Scanlon. the amateur champion, will also
meet in scientific set-to. then Will come
the much -talked-of event between Schuyler
and McGlnty, WnlCH ploHitoSo W NC VI d
most interesting nature. There is no doubt
that an immense gathering OF the lovers of
fsticuffs will be present to witness what
nromises to be first-class entertainment.
The Fire Departments athletic club and
gymnasium of Visalia are now fixed facts.
Ninety-six names have been signed to the
membership roll, and as the first Month s
dues are all collected work on the gymna-
sum building will be commenced.
The building will be 80 by go feet in di-
mension.. and Will DE Is feet high in the
clear. A small lean-to shed will be built
at one end of the dressingroom and
shower baths will be provided. The roof
will be shingled. The building will cost
about $500.
The building can be completed in two
weeks. 1t is proposed to open the build
ing with dancing party.
The gymnasium will be built at the rear
of the engine house on Oak street. The
entrance to the gymnasium will be through
the engine-house.
Jim RYAN. a well-known professional
sprinter. who has successfully contested in
several races that were recently held in the
East, arrived yesterday and is ready to
sign articles for race of 100 yards with
anv sprinter on the coast. Mr.. Ryan is
domiciled at the Palace Hotel, where he
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

Football is a branch OF outdoor sport
that is now attracting considerable atten-
: ton. The meetings between the Reliance
and:Olympic teams and the two college
teams Will be witnessed by thousands Of
! people ~
: The number of road races that are billed
for tomorrow proves that the wheelmen
: are taking advantage of the dust.
=" e. Duck and quail shooters are having toll
erably good sport. The coursers are an
ticipating great racing in the park on
: Thanksgiving day. Rife shooters will
gather at the San Rafael ranges tomorrow
Do. TO contest for the "stalI'' fed gobblers
which the manager OF Schuetzen Park will
hand to the successful competitors. Hand
ball and other games are being well pat
rorliZed
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

A. Terrill, the racer. was presented by the
members with an elegant gold maltese
cross, set with diamonds, upon a watch
fob similar to the one given by the clubto
C. S. Wells year ago. Judge kerrigan
made Il neat presentation speech, but Ter
not find words to reply. The incident was
a very happy one and is only one OF. many
similar acts of.appreciation which serve 10
bring the members closer together.
This is the way the i. A. W. Bulletin
puts it: Everybody will be glad to know
that the bicycle will eventually take the
place of the horse in war. And the horse
will he be sorry? Neigh, neigh. He'll be
tickled to death.
The members OF the Liberty Cycling
Club will enjoy ride to Ingleside via the
park tomorrow, starting from the club
rooms at 10 a. NJ. The members are now
wearing a neat boutonnere'ir the shape of q
liberty bell hanging from lovers knot,
the bell enameled in the clubs color (yel-
low, with the initials L. C. c. across Its
face. 1t makes a pretty lapel button.
John S. Johnson was the first bicyclist
to ride the mile inside of two minutes, in
the following different ways: Flying
start, standing start, straightaway un-
paced, standing competition and flying
competition. The first performance was
done over three years ago.,
The remarkable ride of Otto Ziegler Jr.,
the sturdy San Josean, at the Fountain
Ferry track, Louisville, on the 18th inst,
is calling for considerable favorable com
men here. He won mile open race in
1:53 2-5, which is competition record, low
ering the time made by Bald and Murphy
in tie race at Denver last month, of
Los is. Ziegler is evidently back into
harness again. The mile competition
record is the best of them all, and the
holder of il is looked upon everywhere as
the champion.
The Imperial Cycling Club held a most
enjoyable party last evening at Union
square Hall. Dancing was the order of
the evening and it was kept up until mid
night. A large and select attendance was
present.
The Diamond Cycle Club and the Ala
media Cyclers held Joint reception last
evening in Alameda. The Diamond Club
will hold its postponed road race ro-mor-
row at San Leandro.
Frank H. Kerrigan. president of the
Bay City Wheelmen and chief consul
elect of the league; Frank H. Dunno,
grand president of the Native Sons, and
r. NJ. Welch, representative of the Ma
Tuesday night for Los Angeles to attend
to some business matters of Importance
there and incidentally to view the circuit
races. Messrs Kerrigan and Dunno will
officiate as judges and Mr.. Welch as
referee of the various meets.
During the recent two days meet at San
Jose the writer was walking from the
Hotel Vendome toward the center of town
along First street with the champion
Eastern flyer, E. C. Bald, when fruit
stand was approached. Bald eyed it curl
ously. and suddenly exclaimed: "What.
strawberries in the middle of Novemberp
Say, this is a great State. Let's have
some. Do You think they'll agree with
me-" told him thought they could do
him no harm, and we bought and ate
large box. To him, just from the cold,
frosty East, they were a great luxury.
This was Friday evening. The next day
he lost both the events he competed in. l
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will remain until be takes his departure
for Australia.
The following challenge from W.. p;
Power of Crockett. Cal, has been received
and Is self-explanatory: -.
CRocKETT, CAL; Nov. g, 1895. ::
To- the Sporting Editor: of the San. :Ffanctseo
Calt-SIR: hereby: challenge any San: Fran
from three:t to five miles for 800 to $500 q side
($1O0 a side for three miles and $500: side for
twenty-five:. mlesl, John O;Gonnor OF Baden
or Arthur ii ancOck, champion OF England, pre-
ferred. :: :-..,....; :. ". f.: POWER,
=: Crockett: Contra Costa County ), CAL:
= An athlete named j ohm Radke is desir-
Gus wrestling according to GrRco-Ro
man rules any man on this coast who does
not weigh over 1S5 -pounds:for $t00 a side,
best two out OF three falls.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16
THE. RIFLE.

Successful Com petitors inthe Com:
tests at the Goethe Schiller Fair.
! The result of the .rihe-shooting contest
at the. Goethe-Schiller Fair, which
closed last Monday, showed fine marks ma
manship.* The first prize. at. the: hon ei,
orary target was won by Albert Ehrenpfort
with possible score (6W rings, the second
by D:~:W.= Mclaughlin with 50 and the
third by.N. Breuss with5 58. .: +: I'LL.
!. The prize for most bullseyes shot during
the festival was carried off by Philo
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16
Biovcla Track Officers,

At the meeting last evening of the Pa
cifc Coast Bicycle-track Association the
following officers were elected: President,
Thomas R. Knox; vice presidents-John
f.. Richards, William Greer Harrison,
Charles J.. Ackerman; secretary, c. f.
Johnson; treasurer, E. r. de Tam BILE ;
auditor, j. ]. Hassell. Executive, advisory
and finance copmittees were appointed.
The designs for the clubhouse. also for
grand stand and improve ments at the
track, were submitted, dis cussed and re-
ferred to the proper commit tees.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

from their places of residence, and by the time
they return 10 their homes Will have travelled
over 1000 miles. This act Will not OF itself
forfeit their class A status, but it will put:.the
board upon inquiry, and will without doubt
lead TO an investigation which may result in
the transfer to class of the men involved.
This is what have said to those class men
who have sought 10 obtain my approval of
their visit to Southern California, and is offered
as a warning to such other classlA men who
may contemplate following the circuit.
r. NJ WEIGH,
Representing National Racing Board.
Stanley G. Scovernt the popular cycling
writer, was married; Thursday at high
noon to Miss Mary E. Coon. The wedding
was quiet one, and the young couple
slipped away together, nobody knows
where. Stanley took his tandem along, of
course.
On the occasion of the Bay City Wheel
mems smoker two weeks ago tonight w.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

n. B." Means aNot out"
Bowling analysis from July to October
20, 1895:
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16
TRACK ASSOCIATION.

An Important Organization That
VIII Interest Wheelmen.
The most important project in connec-
ton with bicycling on this coast is the
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

CsATURATES THE SYSTEM WITH MILD,
O.pure, lfe-giving elements of ELECTRICITY,
and it cures all diseases curable. by ELEC-
TRICITY. If you wish to regain the vigor of
life that nature intended you should have
purify and enrich the blood. The blood is the
foundation of llfe.. 1t circulates through every
portion of the body, and unless it is pure and
rich the organs it supplies become weak.
RHEUMATISM and KIDNEY DISEASE are
caused from impure blood. SEXUAL WEAK
NESS and loss of sexual power are caused by q
thin, weak supply OF blood and lack of nerve
force. DIR. EDISON'S VITALIZER purities, en-
riches and builds up the blood, and the ELEC-
TRIO BELT supplies the nerve force. Elec-
tricity is life, but without flesh and blood il
fails to produce life. ::
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
YOUR TIRED STOMACH.


"IhIre no appetite, you say, and the little
lido eat doe, NE no good. a. an; I. feels cold
and dead in my stomach aud by and by have
ache, and pains that sometimes so to my chest
aud back. feel weak. low spirited aud out of
sort, ali oyer fancy the demon Of dyspepsia
Ia; got me- That's the way you talk, and no
wonder nut walt moment Lelus reason to-
r,,heL Porhsps thus far your stomach Is merely
tina You have been eating too much, eating
the wong thIng,, and lrrsgulSrly. You have
given /, TOO much 10 do, and like all living
tsiusl, when oysrvorksd, it stOplSI length from
sheer exhaustion. There may uotbs az actually
diseased condition "a vst SIN 1t Is natures
warning, and you must heed It or wore viii
follow. "BuI must cat or itsrye," you say
True enoush. but safety usually lies in middle
courses Here is one for you. You don'' ueed
drastic purses or exciting sumulanh Your
condition is one easily relieved Il We so AoontH
gently and lenSibly. The tired stomach won
work under whip AadSpur, lghas probably had
100 much Of that already, What you require Is
something that Is at once food and dlfes'et o.
iaoI. such an article Is the shaker Digestive
Cordial, discovered and prepared BY the shaker
Community oilt Lebanon, y Y. Taken 'is9'
after eating 80 As to mix with the food II does
the stomlehs work for IT, gives 1t the aa'
yantGse Of further rest, strengthens you in
natural way. and soon enables the stomach 10
A., t,,lI 'butv There IA nothing else ike THIS
simple, safe. certain aud pain'Able remedy le'
the shakers respect your doubts aud authorize
druErt,ts to sell tdsl bottle ioE ten eenA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

F0fhand pftg0AdA
The real value OF the rise Of cotton in
the political world Is the educating in
fiuenco it will have in the south. The
free silver movement has had great
strength in the southern states and the
chief cause has been the assertion that
cotton has fallen along with silver;
that the reason cotton is low is because
money is scarce, Rnd that the remedy
for cheap cotton is the imitation OF the
currency. Cotton has now been in.
creaSing in price Tor two months, wHlls
not only is silver denied Tree coinage,
but the volume Of the currency has been
slightly diminishing through the with
drAEal OF grsenbacks from circulation.
Tho New Orleans quotations OF cotton
we're, on August |, G 9.lB; August l.
they reached Lie; September .. +;
September %. 81; October >, 81, Iuc
increase from August to OCTOBER Is
about 50 per cent. Ths difference be.
tween the market value Of this crop aud
the last one Is about S75,Oj1.OJ). This
is an object Lesson which cannot bs
without i;s eject on the minds Of sonIn.
eFn voters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Uhicruo-Cii,Ir choice grade, were slow and
lower grades fairy active ug ytr'hy prices, CON.
tnun % choice drDyrs were sA.hJl1 ATS 1Aj 30
stlrkrfs aud iCydgn sat %. buIll and cows
slTu. H Ilogt owing 10 hssyy rc1,ps there
ygu.u far her decline Of hAlQg to-day. Tho bulA
Of inr AlHs took place az 81 Sal ~ aud the
choarN dfovcy ,olfaj .0lai 10. pigs Slghl -
shtcppfers were nru Tor choice tl0rEs Of sheep
and Iaiubs but weak Tor uiheri Inferior ~
choice native, were wlHtrl 90 s. 2lui ~, and
Iamy4 hfnueht 81 UOnl ~ for poor 90 primu. i,u.
cyInu- rallpil.Ull head, calves Nv ncadl hogs
600 head, sheep lSJybcait
Ep.t Hum %, = N.CNttlo, nominal lOEs,
receipts q carr market Uuriy active, YORKER,
fair 10 choice .alt NI fOush1. common to
20 "a - gIlH ~. pig, good 10 choice 81 lNsl ~
sheep aud laEibs. receipts % cars market very
dun. lnaibs, choice " prime " Oili w cllh
aud common llmus5 hlJ y, sheep, choice 10
selected export wstheu 81 5lAlO iAlr TO good
mixed sheep - luaiD
Laat LiJcrty-CA.t,r receipts lisht aud tho
demand is slow ht yr'"tdays prices Hogs
wtaE md lower prime inrllum - iNhi l0i busi
Nufarr 81 5Ihi a.. heavy grades ~ -lnt ~
-hctp ycfy siow U UNCHANGED prctk
Cincinnnu-iI5fidull and lower Al 81 aiAi 10,
receipts 100 head shipments lNl head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Chicas"-Thv visible supply boyle per.
formed for the bean % wheat ggaln iOsiAy. and
December after An rarly gHiH o. - closed =
lover May corn mad uats tul'hoi unchanged
| AND pr0ys. closet n dcc.iuci
t our quiet
WHEu Cash No sprlus ~ .l5J e No.
| 8 ,pFiHE algsJ s No. . red 6la32'.n October
" ,aD.&, December 0'4'SlasiCl. g May
CoaStCa,h No. gE.aoc. No yellow 2gr.a
3kr. 80 October - sH1 ~ - NOyem bct ~. "a
~ ~ r. December s'i.a-aa-''Ici May pa
Oar, Cash Ne. ., Is',e: No . white IVA
SIC. No 3 while l9al9'c, 10. October lsa
lsurc; December ls'.aiS' .ais'tei May 30 .aNisN
l:YF-So Q 5ga
BNKLLN-Nu. g. nominal
ILNNsIEp-No, ]. ~ s.
rNpTHT SuLD=phmt tD
M, poRE-Ca,h per Dbl :, jnls Jl. October
closed s, va, Z! $50. January g. i'lg ~ ~ al
I,En Cash per 100 lbs 500 "a 20; October
500 - 5aj az. January s. ~ - '1itap ~
| Mas = sla5 q0s, -
siGgr Ws-Ca,h. sides s. Oiaj 10: October
S. UUIj u5aj uI November 81 5uai - "a ~ ?; Jan.
uary - q raI slli -. dry sslicd shoulder
| q sis; .h0r clear sides 5,sj'.r
WIUEY-Dsullen' flushed goods per gallon
BTuu,-s,ealy; eroAnerisi oa2,:; dGiry ga
EGG.-stsady at l5al7c
ClWuE-iEgc.
New NorE-fIOgr receipts ~ 900 barrels
exports 1901 barrels. market irE aud BEly
active Wheat receipts p.uJI bushels exports
q IN bushels; spot market weak options gru.
! ernllT Iull, mud closed quct atA dcclinri OctO'
Der closed 10 ~ =. December b1'4c. Com, ter
ccipts lbl,UIJ bushels, exports lilJJ9 bushels
spot market quiet; options quiet, bu' closed
tTga or Iigli receipts west. October closed a.
~ &C. December - q Oats, receipts lEOJ
busheis exports 90 bushels spot market
uuIr., options quiet. aud closed steady October
closed az &C.; December closed A. ZIG nay
weak Beef firm CutmeAts quiet Lad dulI;
western sicNa closed VT g ul october VI o.
u0stnai. refined quiet Pork quiet. Iai!ow
qui2s E1,.n quiet FG,lCl,ins nm T MSe
bgg QUIg. g,lee, opuouss steady ~ IN.
r1algrl 80 50 pOilts net decline. sugar. raw
dull. rrIueI dnib
Iititimorc-rlour stead aud unchanged re.
c.rFB 1000 barJn!'s slipmeats % barrels
Wheat dull $40, aud month $3.50, Decrm.
her e. .as77 q. receipt. 800 bushels Com
lrnCI SPOT o. ~, 70. mouth aI'.hiH =, ~.
crlu,s 400 Jg,geIs Oais steady Nui low
;Fslrs gaIer; No Whit western ~; mixed
az q. receipts =..uD bushels Butter, egu
aud cheese .irl aud unchanged.
Cinciuurt,-. EIlur active. wheat drm, No.
. rcd bta6' ,c. receipts go bushels ship
arnts 40 bushels C1fu ready No. . mixed
gt,r Uat, gUIHs 10. . mixed 2laellc KFo
sel1g' SO. g. lAfl gnisl a. - o. hllL
inaats quiet at e. ~ IHcon ssaair 81 20 ~
Whhsy firm ~ 81 2 Batter steady. sugar
active. Eggs lrn and higher At c. Ihecse
QUOT
Tn'cdn- wheat lower aad steady, No . cash
al4 october fic; December -. Corn Uciiys
and steady. No mixed a'ci No, uiEei
Sic. No yellow GO No white sc. 0ht dnli;
No mixed glG. 40 white -4hc Rye dull,
so rt,n o. 70 nominal Clnyt'ses active
aud slcsly ptInc cash aud october 81 i& De.
cum5cf ~.
Philadelphia li1;ter clNrr. fancy western
crramefy aEic Egs, firm fresh western
lSi.tIgc, Cheese arm. ralnw unchanged.