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The herald., 1897-06-08
Race Entries

The following is list Of entries and
weights for the races at Gravesend
York, which are posted at the Los An
geles Turf club, 212 South Spring street
Commissions received on these races and
full descriptions of the events given.
Races begin, at 11:S0 CLOS Angeles
time); first quotations received at 11:15
a. m. Telephone Main 1921.
First race, high weight handicap, six
furlongs-Cleophus 126. The Swain 125. The
Manxman 11S. Xmas lis. Miss Prim lis,
Mistral 115 Alarum 113, Kaiser Ludwig 1O9.
Belchax 109, Sir Play 10S Prompt 107, Domi-
tor LOG. Miss Lillian los, Beaufort 100.
Second race, mile. selling-Septour 10,
107. Rondo 107. Strathrol 106, Marshall 106,
Albert S. 104. Beldemere 1O4, Sue Kittie 1Oi.
Storm King 90. Jefferson 96. Salvado 90,
Leedsville SO. Azure SO.
Third race. the Glover stakes, four and
one-half furlongs-Miss Rowena 1l9. Juda
11e. Miss Tenny 49, Fay Ida 112. Abundant
IL. Barracan 112. Briar Sweet liz. Kittie
Daiy IL. May Benham 1l2 (Barracan and
brlar Sweet. Marcus DAILY entry.)
Fourth race. the Preakness stakes. mile
and Observation-Disclosures 12O ChaI-
Ienger ~, Buddha 115, Rotterdam 115
sunny slope 1l6 Paul Kauvar 1OS. Free
Lance los. On Deck 10s. Rife 1OS Azure
1Os. Loeb Ness 1oS. L. b. los. Caldron 1os
Elkins 103. o'' AV'
Fifth race, 2-ycar-olds, selling. five fur.
longs-Central Trust 112, False Pride In
George. Jr, 1o7. Brentwood 1O6. Olnev 1oS
General Maceo 104, Burnap 10a Ri,ss
Rucker 1O2. Miss Florida 100, Red Gidd 60
Sixth race. mile and ne-sixteenth-Rc,-
mar ma llS. Ben Brush 116. Peep O. Day lis.
Sir Vassar 116, volley 11s, Paul Kauyar 1oI
Bannock 101. Orion 1O1. st. Bartholomew
101, Wohlhurst 9S.
The herald., 1897-06-08
THE HEKLA SAFE
Reaches Port Badly Damaged in Col.
1ision

CHRISTIANA, June 1.-The Thing
valla line steamer Hekla, which was in
collision on May ~ with the Atlantic
transport line steamer Mississippi, ar
rived here yesterday. At the time of the
collision there were 400 passengers on
the deck. The Hekla was going at re-
duced speed through a dense fog and
signaling uninterruptedly. Suddenly
the Mississippi was seen bearing
straight down upon the Hekla's bow
The Hekla Immediately reversed her
engines, but too late to avoid collision
The shock was terrific. The passengers
were thrown into q state Of panic, wom-
en- and children ran wildly screaming 9
about the decks. 1t was soon discover
ed. however, that the damage was AL
above the water line and temporary re-
pairs were speedily effected and the YES
sci pushed on to her destination. The
Hekla's officers maintain that the Mis-
sisslppi was responsible for the collision
They allege that she did not reduce her
speed, nor did they hear the fog signals
The herald., 1897-06-08
RUSSIAN FANATICISM
WHICH SEEKS SALVATION BY
IMMOLATION
Sister vitalia Being Walled Up, the
Dreadful Delusion Ceased to
Claim More Victims

LONDON, June THE Daily News
recently sent a special correspondent
to investigate the circumstances Of the
dreadful immuring tragedy near Tfras-
pol, Southern Russia, where the police
recently discovered the bodies Of six
persons. members Of the fanatical sect
known as the Raskolniki which had
been walled up alive by Feodor Kova.
loff, that they might secure salvation
by self-immolation.
In his first letter, which is published
today, the correspondent says: 1.-THE
Emperor Nicholas is taking strong
personal interest in this extraordinary
affair. I have not as yet visited the ac-
tual scene at Ternofka, but here (Tiras-
poD learn that Kovaloff, the execu-
toner in this tragedy, is quite con-
vinced Of the sanctity of his act, and
awaits his fate with the utmost indif-
ference. 1t is probable, however, that
he will not be tried, but will be confined
in monastery as a madman, though
there Is no evidence of insanity.
"One Of the chief features largely in
strumental in this whole terrible drama
was a middle-cNass, we'll educated spin
ster, Vera Makaveyeva, who, as Sister
Vitalia. was a sort of priestess Of this
fanatical sect. She was of commanding
figure, with wonderfully lustrous and
expressive eyes, an attractive and per-
suasive eloquence, and an absolute in
fiuence over her followers.
Last year she predicted the final cat
aclysm of misgoverned world. When
the census was taken she persuaded
the sect that 1t was ordained that she
should take the roll call of those who
were to be summoned to the Judgment
seat. All went to prison for the ref lsal
to give the census particulars. III Jail
they refused to eat and they were not
liberated until they were almost dead.
ut appears that the wife of Kovalofr
was persuaded that the census was in
tended to compel them all to embrace
the orthodox faith, and she determined
to sacrifice herself and her children.
"Kovaloff, who was really among the
least fanatical Of the sect, Mortified by
his wife's avowal. sought the advice of
Sister Vitalia. The latter commended
the mothers sacrif1cial intention with
such eloquence that Kovaloff consented
to wall up his family, and Sister Vitalia
with them"
The herald., 1897-06-08
DESOLATION WROUGHT
By THE CLOUD-BURsT WHICH
VISITED FRANCE
Rivers Rise and Mountains Fall, De-
stroying Whole Villages-Thou-
sands Without Shelter

PARIS, June THE latest details from
Grunoble. in the department of Isere.
show that the desolation wrought by the
cloudburst which caused the river
Norge to overflow its banks is far more
extended than was a first supposed. The
deluge Of water caused enormous land
slides from the mountains into the
valley, overwhelming houses, burydng
cattle and destroying other property. In
many villages the fleeing Inhabitants left
everything behind them.
Almost all the riverside factories were
destroyed. and no fewer than 500 work.
shops were wrecked. The town of Voiron
presents lamertable appearance. AL
the bridges are gone, and the streets are
fille0 with masses of debris washed out
from the factories and shops, bales of
cloth. rolls of silk and similar manu-
factured products, while the roads Of the
town and the district around about are
completely choked with rocks and fall
len trees, or quilted with great washouts.
Voiron is without gas, as the gas works
have been destroyed.
Many of the principal merchants are
workmen are not only without employ
ment, but without shelter.
So sudden was the onrush of waters
that hundreds barely escaped with their
lives. In many OF the offices and shops
the occupants were up to- their shoulders
in water before they knew what had
happened.
1t Is reported that family Of six per-
ished, but thus far only two bodies
have been found. Many stories are told
Of heroic rescues. Along the whole val
ley crops are completely destroyed and
the farms are all more or less damaged.
AS the waters slowly subside, they leave
behind great stretches of mud, in which
the soldiers, aided by the inha bitants.
are working ceaselessly at cutting chan
nels to allow the waters gathered in hol-
lows to return to the river.
The municipal authorities have decided
to blow up the dam at Castellon to IA
cilitate the escape of water which is
still three feet deep in many houses. es-
pecially at Moirans, where buildings are
constantly collapsingt
The herald., 1897-06-08
A Small Sensation

SAN FRANCISCO. June IA sensa..
tion was sprung by counsel for the con-
testants in the Davis will case today.
when 1t was shown that the ashes of the
deceased millionaire, over whose prop
erty his heirs are wrangling are being
held by Undertaken Schuyler of Phiia-
delphia as security for the sum OF $500,
the value Of the casket in which the re-
mains reposed before being cremated, as
we'll as for the process of embalming.
1t Is contended, however, that the ashes
remain in the custody of the undertaken
because no one has any authority to
take charge of them,
The herald., 1897-06-08
The Mckinley Reception

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. June 7.-Ar.
rangements for the reception of Presi.
dent and Mrs. Mckinley and the mem.
bers of the cabinet who will spend nexi
Saturday night and Sunday here are
about completed. The presidential par
ty Is expected to reach here from Nash
Vile about o'clock Saturday night
From the union depot the visitors will
be escorted to the auditorium, where a
snort public reception will be held. From
the auditorium the party will be taken
to the Read house, where quarters have
been reserved.
The herald., 1897-06-08
.Ezeta's Ex-Qirl

NEW YORK, June Miss Ida Dent
Wright, daughter Of Mrs. Marie Robin
SON Wright, was married to DR.. Walter
z. Seymour of Boston today. Only 4
few intimate friends were present. Es-
pecial interest is attached to this we'd
ding because of the fact that the bride,
who Is a native of Atlanta, was at one
time engaged to Gen. Antonio Ezeta,
vice president Of Salvador.
The herald., 1897-06-08
Was Taken by New Jersey
Wheelmen
TWENTY BRUISED scoRcAERs
ARE pu1rrrp roozrHzR m A
HEAP.
Some Leg Left unbroksn, but Every
wheel Was emashsd-The Ball
0ames-Sporting Notes
.ssociated Press Special wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, June 7.-While turning
a sharp corner at the foot Of steep
hill. twenty riders in five-mile road
race near Passaic. N. j., ran into the
mouth Of big stone quarry and every
one Of the racers was injured and every
wheel was wrecked. That none Of the
riders were killed was extraordinary.
Sixty cyclists had entered the contest
and by the time the steep hill was reach
ed twenty riders were punched. They
did not slow up for the hill, but dashed
down at full speed. AS they reached
the sharp corner they attempted to turn
into the river road. The momentum was
too great, however, and each man lost
control Of his wheel. AS the leaders went
down amid their wrecked wheels their
followers ran into them amid the Wild
est confusion. A cry Of borrow went
up from the spectators on the hills and
several women tainted. Half hundred
men were soon at the scene Of the acci-
dent and the work Of extricating the in
jured was begun. Several Of the riders
were dragged out unconscious.
George Peddy Of Lindhurst was found
twenty feet away, half dazed, between
piles of stones and with a broken leg.
He had been among the first to strike the
obstruction. The stone which the lead
ers struck weighed fully ten tons and
on all sides Of 1t lay bleeding and bruised
riders. Parts of wheels and racing
suits we're scattered all around. The
men were freed from the wreckage and
assisted to a shed near by. where the
spectators bound up their wounds. Ped
dy was the only one seriously hurt, but
none escaped without some injury and
many of them had to be taken home
in carriages.
The wheelmen blame the officers of
the race for not warning them Of the
dangerous turn.
IN MICHIGAN
CHARLOTTE, Mich. June 7.-Owen
Kimble of Louisville collided with Eber-
hart of Salina. Kan, in the mile handi-
cap professional bicycle race here. KIM
ble's collar bone was broken in two
places Results:
Professional, half-mile. open-Fred
Schrein won. Harry Marsh second. C. c,
Aughenbaugh third. Time, 1:M.
One mile handicap, professionally.
Winzet 600 yards) won, Bingheimer
(10O) second, William Decardy (s0) third.
Time, 200.
The herald., 1897-06-08
Will Leave Tacoma

PORT TOWNSEND. June 1T is now
definitely settled that the seat of the Puget
Sound university is to be moved from
Tacoma to Port Townsend. The university
was founded at Tacoma in 1888 and has
since been one of the states leading edu-
cational institutions. being under the su-
pervision and management of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Of this district.
The herald., 1897-06-08
ON THE TURF
Mixed Racing at the Overland Park
Meet

MA4oO 6UCAo8 ~ t0o VVoxA8o0 3 uI 4
Meet
DENVER, Colo, June 7.-Results at
Overland park:
Trotting, 2:30 class-Hazel Kinney
won; best time. 2:19; May Queen sec
ond, Teller third.
Pacing, 2:19 class-Beechwood won;
best time, 2:1S; Carmino second, Quick
silver third.
Trotting, 1928 class-American Jay
won; best time. 2:21; Lizzie s. second,
La Gratitude third.
Running. five furlongs-Polish won,
Clan Campbell second. Himenia third.
Time, 1:04
Running, six furlongs-Charry Leaf
won, Charlemange second Flying
Dutchman third. Time, 1:1S.
TEUTONIC TROTTING
HAMBURG, June 7.-At the trotting
meeting here today A. Belts Lobengula
won the German Derby. This race is
for $1,000 marks and silver statuette;
distance 1900 metres.
Baron Oppenheim's Sporn was second
and Prince Battyani's Gunache third.
The herald., 1897-06-08
A Mining Decision

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7-The
unlteo states circuit court OF appeal to-
Gay sustained the Gaci1ion of Circuit
Judge Ross OF Los Angeles in the suit
originally brought by ]. s. Doe to enjoin
the Waterloo Mining company from
tresparsing on the Oriental No. 2 ind Red
Cloud mining claims In the Calico dis
trict. ~
The herald., 1897-06-08
Illinois State Vote

CHICAGO. June Judicial elections
were held throughout Illinois today. Re-
turns up to midnight indicate that the
Republicans have carried twelve of the
seventeen districts. Democratic gains
were registered in a number Of cases.
The vote cast was, as rule. very light,
and but little interest was manifested
outside Of Cook county.
The herald., 1897-06-08
ON THE DIAMOND
A Whole Lot Of Goose Eggs for one
Day

WASHINGTON. June 7.-The visitors
played an errorless game today and shut
out the Senators. Score: Washington 0.
Cleveland Z. "
Brooklyn-The Louisvilles won a we'll
played game from the Brooklyns this af-
ternoon. Both Hill and Pavne nitchad
good ball.. but the latter was liberal with
bases on balls. Attendance, 1912. Score:
Brooklyn /. Louisville 8.
New York-Sullivan lost his nerve in
the NTH inning today. before which time il
To- xed - though the Giants had the game
The herald., 1897-06-08
ALL READY
Sharkey and Maher Will Meet Next
Wednesday

NEW YORK, June Peter Maher,
the Irish champion, is ready for the
sound Of the gong on Wednesday. The
Galway cyclone has run and romped
about the Westchester hills for seven
weeks, and he feels that he has become
sufficiently robust to withstand the on
slaughts of Sharkey. The tall Irishman
is bright of eye, clear-skinned, flexible
Of muscle and light-footed as an ante
lope. His .training exertions have not
only wrought this desirable change in
his physical condition, but his large stan
Of trainers have become hollow eyed and
thin faced In their efforts to keep pace
with the Herculean boxer
Road work has been the principal fea-
ture Of Maher's training. Every. morn
ing shortly after breakfast he has start
ed on jaunt Of fourteen to sixteen
miles.
Sharkey also announces himself in
perfect condition.
The herald., 1897-06-08
A Fisherman's Death

SACRAMENTO, June 7.-William Gala
han, youngest son of the late Daniel Gala
han, founder of the Golden Eagle hotel
In this city. was drowned In the American,
river today in full view of his wife and
three children. while fishing. He had
waded out into the stream and lost his
footing and went down in deep water. His
home was near Loomis. Placer county.
where he was = successful fruit grower.
The herald., 1897-06-08
PERSONAL

Rev. G. M. Smith of this city is in
Traver on business, representing the
Ministerial Life Insurance company.
Mrs e. c. Humble has gone to Porter
Vile to permanently locate. Her son is
assistant agent of the railroad at that
place, and she will reside with him.
Hon. G. G. Wright and r. Percy
Wright of San Francisco and B. S. HAYS
of Los Angeles, the latter a former con-
tractor In irrigation work, are in Mo-
deSto in connection with a water suit
Louis Ebinger left for Santa Barbara
yesterday for vacation. He will be
absent for about two weeks. during
which time he will visit points of inter-
est in Santa Barbara ard San Luis,
Obispo county.
The herald., 1897-06-08

Latest style OF wall paper at A. A. Eek
roms. 324 South Spring street.
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exceptions ana report his findings to the
court.
The herald., 1897-06-08

clenwood ranges. Furrey Co.. 15s Nortl
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OUI, NEW TARIFF.

The American Protective Tariff
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House OF Representative at Wash.
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request as follows.
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The DREADED CONSUMPTION GAN
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Cpholsteriiig.

| have opened an upholstering
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The Palace Hotel, corner of 9th
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manager.
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BISHOP McCABE, OF NEW
YORK,

On DR.. James Headache Powders.
With regard to these Head.
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nlty : experience unnecessary as nv
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TnE,Republican Senators display
ed wisdom when they adopted the
united-we-sta method of dealing
with tariff amendments.
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CAsTo1IA.
10 fae- II
49, =: ! 'lLHAZzxw ~ =; ];

Rev. j. H. Redmon, of South
Webster, Ohio, was in town last
Wednesday and while here made
this Office a pleasant call.
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Just What Yo,, Need

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Don't neglect cough because t!
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Mr.. VIM. Adams, of Docks
creek, who has been confined to
his room for some time with heart
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Joe Norton, The popular travel
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Co, of Dayton, Ohio, was calling
on our merchants last Wednesday.
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]. ]. McDougal, Ceredo. W Va
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FIRE Insurance Co, Of Charleston W
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Lightning Rates reasonable
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An exchange gives the followinp

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more eat lees, chew more ride
less, walk more clothe less, battle
more; worry less. work more
waste less, give more write less.
read more preach less, practice
more"
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Wire Fencing.

If you need Wire Fencing or
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Mr.. w. f. Parllow has resigned
his position as stenographer and
typewriter with the Wlnifrede
Coal Company and has accepted a
similar position with the Charles
ton Lumber Co.
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For 1te.t.

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