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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14
TRASHY SPORT
IN MUDDY GOING
At |NGLES|DE
Four Events Fell to
FaVorites.
TORTONI BEAT THE JUMPERS
PAT MoRRIssEY TOO FAST FOR
lamar.
TORTONI BEAT THE JUMPERS
PAT MoRRISSEY TOO FAST FOR
lamar.
Pat Murphy Also. Earned Pair Of
Brackets-Ulm Beaten Out by
Jennie Reid-Lodestar
Finally Won.

There was absolutely nothing to recom>
mend the racing at Ingleside yesterday.
The card had fearfully weather-beaten
look the rain came down necessarily and
only a handful of people saw the six
events decided. Four of the purses went
to faVorites.
The Corrigan entry, Winifred, went to
the post, carrying most of the money bet
on the eight starters in the opening six
furlong run. She won at the end with
considerable to spare from Crafty, one
of the second choices.
The untitled event, second on the card.
was finally twisted into a five and a half
furlong scramble. OF the seven entries
Pat Murphy, with Nash Turner in the
saddle. was installed favorite. Hard rid
den through the stretch, the roam horse
led Zorrazo out a length. The well played
DR.. Sharp finished in the show.
A crude lot of material went to make
up the starters in the mile hurdle affair.
Our Climate, having Captain Jack Will
kins at the helm, had first call in the
betting. The captain went very round
about way with the first choice, stopping
a all way stations to collect the mail, but
eventually arrived in time to finish third.
The winner turned up in Tortoni, an ex-
tenSively backed 10 to l shot, which beat
Joe Cotton two lengths.
Dan Honig's lamar at first ruled ia
vorite for the six-furlong sprint next de-
clneu Inere came rush on HAt MOTIFS
sey and Honig's sprinter was compelled
to take a seat in the balcony. To a good
start, lamar led for several panels, but
was easily outfooted the last part by the
favorite and beaten with ease. In drive
Henry Shields on Wyoming took the show
from Mainstay.
The mile selling race went to Lodestar
Stemler's gelding closed a slight favorite
in the ring over Robert Bonner and, eX-
cellently ridden by Thorpe, downed the
latter horse two lengths. Potente, which
ran like a Havana filler" was third.
The last number on the programme a
seven furlong run, was the most open
betting affair of the day. Ulm was the
post favorite, but had a tempestuous voy-
age and at the wire lost to Jennie Reid by
a short head.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14
A Double Crop of Apples.

On Long Island farm Is an apple tree
which bore two crops OF fruit the past year
and the farmers are taking unusual interest
in this popularity OF nature. Just as much
interest has been shown in Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters, which has the popularity of cur
ing dyspepsia indigestion. constipation and
blood disorders that other remedies fail to
benefit. In chronic cases 1t rarely fails, and il
cures whenever cure is possible.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14
Track Notes.

1t is rumored that kid Weller has
found the game here, with it's curves and
twists too hard for him, and that he
seriously contemplates leaving for Hot
Springs, Ark. next week. Maxey Blum
enthal may also depart for that gambling
center
The judges were so pleased with the
effort of Wilkins on the favorite, Our
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14
CONSUL WILDMAN
-. IS SUED By THE
FILIPINO JUNTA
Claim That the Leaders Gave
Him Large Sum Of Money
to Hold i'm Trust.
Special Copyright $780,
=

HONGKONG Jan. I3.-Fedoro, Santico, Vito, Biartino
Arcade del Rozaro, Galaeno and Apacbe members of the
Filipino una claim the OF Mexican) deposited
with United States Consul R Wldman in this city June
and also of their The writs contain partcu
lars but the Fpnos alege that the money handed Consul
Wdman for safe custody when arrangements made
cooperate with the Americans in the Philippines
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Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1S-Weather show
cry; track muddy. Results:
Selling seven furlongs-Mizpah won, Glen
moyne second The Dragon third. Time. 1902
Seven furlongs-Myosotis won kalarma sec
ond Bright Night third. Time, 1874.
Selling one mile and twenty yards-Wilson
won. Colonel Frank Waters second, Henrica
Handicap. six furlongs-Klepper won, Belle
Of Memphis second, Lady Callahan third.
Time, 1:1s. ~, 49,,
won. Albert S second, Hampden third Time,
1.l7K
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GERMANS HAVE NOT
AIDED INSURGENTS

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted, 1885, by James Cor
. Jon Bennett
BERLIN. Jan. 81 am authorized
from the highest official source to con-
tradict and stamp as an outrageous
falsehood the statement published in
several leading papers In the United
States to the effect that Germany is
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14
Alcazar Closes Sunday.

Owing to the death of Mrs. Reyna Be-
lasco, mother of Fred Belasco, lessee of
the Alcazar, there will be no performance
at that theater tomorrow evening The
house will open Monday evening with "a
Temperance Town
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14

Climate, in the hurdle arrangement, that
Captain jack was indefinitely sus>
pended.
Loullier the recent find of Mat Storm,
appears to be quite a promising youth.
For green 'un he rode very nice race
aStride Jennie Reid.
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selections for To-Day.

First Race Casdale, Rosebeau, Prince
Tyrant.
Second Race-Ferrier. Granger, Viking.
Third Race-Joe Ullman, Hugh Penny Sat
suma.
Fourth Race-Corsine Sombre. TRADE.
Fifth Race-Adolph Spreckels, Simmons, Tom
Cromwell.
Sixth Race-Imperious, Robert Bonner, Heigh
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14

Clara Barton tells about the work
of the Red Cross in Cuba in next
Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-14

Hunting for sunken Spanish
Treasure Ships, new American in
dustry, in next Sundays Call.
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Time R b. Rio
Scrache erarc
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Second Race-one and quarter miles; o
The evening times., 1899-06-19

The opening game between the Indians
and Senators at St. Louis yesterday was
won by the home team by the score OF
S to 3. Nearly 5000 persons witnessed
the contest which was an interesting ex-
hibition. Sudhoff and Dinneen were
the opposing twirlers, and the work OF
the former was responsible for the vic
tory of Tebeau's men. For six innings it
was battle royal, but in the seventh the
home team took the lead and was never
headed afterwards.
The Senators at times felded brilliant
ly and at times their work was wretched.
Padden carried off the honors OF the day
by making a sensational stop Of Cross
grounder in the fourth inning and retir
ing the runner by quick throw to first.
Wallace and Cross also fielded their po-
sitions magnificently ard were instrument
tai in keeping down the Washingtons' tai
lies. Atherton did well at third base and
lined out three-base hit.
Burkett led both teams with the stick,
having three base hits to his credit, one
of them a two-bagger. Slagle was the
only Senator 10 secure two hits off Sud-
hoff's pitching. Mexican played great
game at first for the Indians, and also
showed up well at the bat. O'Brien re-
placed Barry in left field. but his work
was not extraordinary. he failing TO ac-
cept one of the four chances he had and
not getting a single hit. Cuppy and Wey-
hing will probably be the twirlers in to-
days game. The score:
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DIAMOND DUST.

'Perfectos'' is misnomer as applied to the
St. Louis team
When Cleveland wins there is as much
prise as when Boston or Brooklyn loses.
The Louisville management is SO anxious to
strengthen the Colonies that they are gathering
in the minors by the wholesale.
Chiles. the Quakers' utility man, has voice
that resembles "Foghorn'' Mler's. When coach
ing he runs up and down the lines like a wild
animal behind the bars of cage.
The pitchers of the Washington team are all
fielding their positions well, Mercer and McFar-
land having the largest number of chances so
The downfall of Bucks Baves early is
causing the fans to wonder if they are going to
turn the thing around this year and finish strong
the latter part of the season. Ewing says Gin
cinnati is sure to move up in the stretch.
The Orioles as a group would hardly win any
prizes at a beauty show, but they would have
an easy time landing the pennant If they had
the benefit Of such umpirng as was put on tap
during their series with Washington.
1t is said that after allowing for the employees
and PLAYERS, sixtyfo people wandered into the
ball park at Cleveland the othe7 day. Clubs
playing in the Forest City are cautioned to buy
round trip tickets and carry a lunch along. the
visiting teams share Of the receipts would not
buy peanuts for the players.
DeMontreyille said when in Washington that
the Orphans would never be worse than fourth
ard that the Senators would not finish better
than eleventh Gene Is enttled TO announcer think,
MS Chicago is considerably worse than fourth at
the present time and three straight defeats at the
hands Of the Washington team just about put
them there.
McGinnity, the Oriole twirler with the puzzling
delivery, cannot keep up the great work he has
been doing, it is predicted, as the League bat
tiers are bound to get onto him, he being new to
them at present. Mct'nnity has drop, a curve,
and a peculiar underhand shoot that causes the
ball to rise as it nears the plate, and he mixes
them up well.
Donovan is pitching great ball for the Rich
mond Club, and his efforts have gone long
way toward gaining for his team the tremendous
lead it now holds Donovan was a member o
the Washington Club early in the season. ant
was included in the Casey deal with Brooklyn
Manager Hanlon was to pay $500 for the man. but
has not done 50. Irwin still has a string to him
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Mute millionaire sued.

Newburg, N. Y. June ia suit for
separation. brought by Mary L. IIaight
against her husband, Henry Jansen Haight,
was before Judge Hirschberg Saturday.
The defendant is a millionaire. and the
family has a winter home in New York.
a summer home at Newport, and a coun
try home at Goshen, Orange county. The
case came up on an application for ali
mony and counsel fees. pending trial of
the case The defendant got an adjourn
ment to July /. The peculiar part Of the
case is that both parties to the suit are
deaf mutes. Murray, Bennett & Ingersoll
represented the plaintiff. and William H.
Van Wyck, for the Hon. John Van Wyck.
appeared for the defendant. The Haight
New York residence is at 185 Madison Ave-
nue.. Mr.. Haight is the pSper Of Haight's
Park, in Goshen. and he erected a mau-
soleum ON his place In that village some
years ago at cost Of t60S00. The couple
have three children, Mrs!l Charles Hunt
and Miss Eleanor Haight. Of New York
City, and son who lives in the northern
The evening times., 1899-06-19

sure of eighty pounds to the square inch
and there are several reservoirs in which
the air is stored before it is admitted to
the operating cylinders.
The tongues of the bells are connected
each with a cylinder, the clappers being
double, and balancing each other. The
piston-rod of the air-cylinder is attached
to central stud projecting below the
centre of the clapper, and when the air
is admitted to the cylinder the piston
moves forward and a blow is struck. The
weight of the clapper and spring serve
to bring it back to its normal position.
There is provided in the sacristy of the
cathedral a keyboard, where, by an cleo
trio circuit, electromagnets are excited,
which open the valves.
The apparatus is now being adjusted, but
SO complete is the design in all its de-
tails, that 1t will surely afford most
satisfactory method Of operating the
chimes, which include nineteen bells, rang
ing in weight from 1000 to 800 pounds.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
BALL PLAYER A TICKLE LOVER.
Pitcher CoIcoIOuGh Sued for Breach
of Promise.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 19.-Miss Jennie
Boyle. handsome girl of Wilkesbarre, has
brought suit against Thomas Co!co.oIgh,
pitcher of the New York Baseball Club, for
$4,000 damages for breach of promise.
ColcoIough made love to Miss Boyle when
he was a member of the Wilkesbarre cub,
in 1896. .'f
The young woman says she first saw Co.
colough on the ball grounds, and admired
him greatly. Then they were introduced,
and he paid her marked attention. In the
latter part of the year he proposed mar
riage. and was accepted. No time was set
for the ceremony. but she says it was
agreed that it should be performed within
a reasonable time.
Their ideas of a reasonable length OF
time vary. In October 1898, when sh =
asked him to keep his promise. she says
he put her off. Later he again declined to
90 with her to the altar, and at last told
her he would never marry her.
Colcolough's lawyer says his Client
denies all the charges.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The tax rate Of Somerset county has been low
cred from 81. 121a to $1.0S on 800.
The Washington City and Suburban trolleys
on their first trial trip yesterday
to Berwyn, Prince George county, to test the
overhead wires.
The jury at Oakland decided for the defendant
in the suit for 5000 damages for defamation
Of character, instituted by James S. Broadwater
against c. A. Bonig, of Cumberland.
Ninety sales Of property in Anne Arundel coun-
ty, sold for taxes, were ratified Saturday by
Revell. Property assessed at $500 brought se5;
another piece. assessed at 500. brought $50, and
$50 purchased tract which had been assessed
at S9O0
The evening times., 1899-06-19
pneumatfc Chime Ringer.

New York, June 19.-An elaborate COM
pressed air and electric system for ring
ing the chimes in st. Patrick's Cathedral,
has recently been installed. and is operat-
ed by a single-stage air-compressor with
a normal speed of $50 revolutions per min
ute, connected by gearing with an electric
motor The compressor works to pres
The evening times., 1899-06-19
New Storage Cases for Powder.

The War Department has adopted the
plan of having powder packed in charges
at the powder works. and these charges
are packed in cartridge-storage cases for
transportation and storage. The storage
cases are square wooden boxes, tin-lined
and fitted with a rubber gasket on which
the tin-lined cover rests. The storage
cases for the 8-inch and 10-inch rifle con-
tain, each, a charge consisting of two car
tridges Those for the 12-inch mortar con-
tain two charges. The case for the IL
inch rife charge contains two Of the three
sections forming the charge.
The evening times., 1899-06-19

part Of the State. Mrs. Haight resides at
present In a fiat in New York with her two
daughters. Mr.. Haight is supposed to be
residing in New Jersey. but in what part
Of the State neither his wife nor her at
torney appears to know. The suit for sep
aration was brought on the ground of de-
sertion and non-support.
The evening times., 1899-06-19

First base on errors-Chicago 9, New York 2.
Left on bases-Chicago 4, New York 6. First
base on balls-Oh Meekin l. Struck out-by
Meekin t. by Taylor 2. Sacrifice hits-kyan'
Eyeritt. warner Stolen bases-McCormick, Lange
Double p,ays-McC Cormick and Everitt 2, Gleason
and Doyle. Hit by pitcher-By Taylor i. um-
pires-(;ahney and Massenau. Time Of game-l
hour and so minutes.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Home From Porto Rico and Cuba.

New York. June 19.-The United States
transport Mcclellan, Capt. Brickley, arriv-
ed this morning from Santiago and Juan,
Porto Rico, all well. She brought twenty
five cabin passengers and eighty-five dis
charged soldiers. Among the passengers
were Capt. A. NJ. Palmer, quartermaster at
Santiago; Captain Carr, of the United
States Signal Service Corps, and Lieuten-
ant Graham. of the Eleventh Infantry. The
Mcclellan docked at Pier 20, Brooklyn, this
morning
The evening times., 1899-06-19
BROOKLYN BEAT. the Reds.

The game at Cincinnati yesterday be-
tween the Superbas and Reds. while loose
ly played by both teams. was neverthe-
less highly exciting. 1t was slugging
match from start to finish and four pitch
ers were used up during the encounter:
Burns and Smith were the umpires and
as usual their work was unsatisfactory.
The score:
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Two-base hits-Bsckiey, Miller. Mccain. Three
base bit-Uawley Sacrifice hits-Corcoran, Ken
nedy. Stolen bases-Corcoran, Jones. McGann,
DAILY. Casey Double plays-Dahlen, DAILY, and
Mct.ann; Farrell and Casey; Jones, Dahlen, and
DAILY: Miller and Beckley. Struck out-By
Hughes ., by Kennedy l. by Hawley l. by Hahn 2
First base on bals-Of Hughes 5, off Kennedy i,
off Hahn g. Hit by pitcher-By Hawley , Passed
hall-yaushan Lett on bases-Cincinnati g.
BROOKLYN 5 First base euors-Brooklyn ].
Umpires-Burns and Smith. Time of game
hours and 10 minutes.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
LOUISVILLE.

Two-base hit-Clarke. Stolen bases-LaChance,
Robinson Wild pitch-kitson. Passed ball
Kittridge. Struck out-By Bowling 1, by kitson 2.
Hit by pitcher-By Bowling l. by kitson l. Dou-
bic play-Wagner. Ritchey, and thinner First
base on balls-Of Bowling Z. of kitson !. Time
of game hours and 10 minutes. tmpires-
Swartwood and Warner. Attendance, $500.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
The speedy Gr.nde Duche..e.

Halifax, N. S., June 19.-The Plant Line
steamship. La Grande Duchesse. made an
other record on her trip from Boston to
this port Saturday. She came from the Bos-
ton lightship to Sambro hight, at the
mouth of this harbor, in twenty hours and
thirty three minutes. The average speed
was seventeen and a half knots.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Chicago Beats New York.

The dumb playing of the Giants was re-
sponsible for their defeat by the Orphans
at Chicago yesterday. The New Workers
held the game well in hand until the final
inning, when by stupid work on the part
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Two-hase hits-Burhett, Freeman. Three-base
hits-Childs Atherton. Sacrifice hit-Bmkett
First base on bals-Of Sudhof ,, off Dinneen g.
Double play-Cassidy (unassisted). Struck out
By Sudhof 3. by Dinneen l. Balk-Dinneen. Um-
pires-Emslie and Mcdonald Time of game
hours and 5 minutes Attendance 5000
The evening times., 1899-06-19
The CoIopcls Easy Marks.

Baltimore had little trouble in downing
the Colonies at Louisville yesterday. Kit
son pitched a great game. while Downing
received miserable support. The score:
The evening times., 1899-06-19

They claim the sight and their merits win the
soui-Heurich's Maerzen, Senate, and Lager.
Phone ga. Arlington Bottling Co. for . ease Of
twepty-four bottleA
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Discount Rates Raised in Berlin.
Berlin, June 19.-The Reichsbank has
raised its rate Of discount from to IL
per cent and its rate OF interest from to
5 1-2 per cent
The evening times., 1899-06-19
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Boston at Chicago.
Baltimore Mt Louisville.
Philadelphia mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn mt Cleveland.
New York Mt PittsburE.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
ST. Louis DEFEATS.
RWIN'S SENATORS
The Opening Game Won With
Ease by Tebeau's Men.
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ture Of the Day.

Chicago Keats New York, Brooklyn
Downs Cincinnati. and Baltimore
Wins From Louisville.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
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