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The true Democrat., 1899-11-04
ERRATA

Attention is called to correction
Of errors in announcement of sena
,orial candidates. 1t should have
been, (as it now stands corrcctod)
the 18th district. The error was
Ours, and not that of either of the
distinguished gentlemen in question.
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Nov 9 %.

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Stewart, Pr st, Il. Daniel, S. G.
Stirling, j. A. Beekham, E. Ortis,
Jno Les;assier, L. 0. Hamilton and
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ANNOuN G cEEsEM
lst9l, 81 \ az Il.

We are authorized toI anllo,IIlce
ID. w. PIPES,
Of East Faiiria,:i, as aIcill'sliss'1,s a.,
for State Senator irtm the In
!, senatorial DISTRICT, slhjdst te 'ils
action uf the Democwtlc e.riy..
We a.e autl'o z.d 7" fnii''''''''f
Il Il. THOMPSON,
rE,sl E,.Iici;,na a,s !, tuuiidat'
- 1. ss,.,ts senator iltm tie II h
Senatorial District, sn'JHi !" IN
..cliul. pf the Democratic: pa y.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04
For REPRESENT MlVE.

We are authorized to announce,
A.. $. j. EVANS,
rs q candidate fer the LEGISLATURE
snl,icct to the action of i!A Demo.
cratic party.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
CORINTHIANS RETURN
THE CHALLENGE TROPHY
The Cup Is Handed Over to the San
Francisco Yacht Club Men at
Their HOuSa

There was a large and jolly gathering
of yachtsmen last night in the clubhouse
Of the San Francisco Yacht Club at
Sausalito. The occasion was the presen-
tation of the San Francisco perpetual
challenge cup by the Corinthians to the
present holders, the San Francisco Yacht
Club. Invitations to be present on the
occasion had been issued by Commodore
T. L. Hill to the members of the Corln-
THAN, California, Encinal and South
Bay clubs. During the afternoon the
sloops Pactolus, Idler and Surf sailed
over from Oakland Creek, while from
Tiburon came E. F. Sagar's Edna, w. H
Toepke's Harpoon. a. ]. Young and r
W. Ransome's Clara. Breitzmann's Gu
pid, Commodore Carl Westerfelds Aeolus,
Stevenson's Thelma, T. L. Miller's Spray,
A I. Lyons Freda, ". F. Humphrey
Jr.s Pride, and ex-Commodore J. w.
Pew's Truant.
After bountiful supper, prepared by J.
R. Savory, r. S. Bridgeman and H. Dott
had been enjoyed, the yachtsmen gath
cred in the ballroom for the ceremony of
the presentation of the cup, won on Sep
tember % by the Calder. After opening
remarks by Commodore T. L. Hill. the
trophy was handed over to the winners
by Commodore Carl Westerfeld, with
hearty words OF congratulation. Ex
Commodore W. y. Mccarthy, ex-Commo-
dore ]. w. Pew of the sloop Truant and
Commodore A. NJ. Clay of the California
Yacht Club followed with short speeches.
Next came a song by Percy A Crump, a
witty speech by Uncle" George Brom-
ley, and song by r. S. Bridgeman. A
French-Canadian song, and song and
stories by r. B. Mitchell were the next
items on the informal programme
Uncle" Bromley gave an excellent reci-
tation describing the putting out to sea
of a merchant vessel. The intervals of
the evening were filed with Stereopticon
views Of yachts, comic views and bits of
marine scenery by Archie Treat.
Among the well-known yachtsmen who
thronged the Sausalito Clubhouse were
Commodore Carl Westerfeld, Port Cap
tain J. II. Keefe. Frank W. Thompson,
George T. S White, Commodore Allen NJ
Clay, eX-Commodores J. w. Pew, Louis
B. Chapman and W. n. Mccarthy; L. O.
Haven. r. s. Bridgeman, J. r. Savory, A
l. Lyons, r. L. Eanes, A. ]. Young. w
II. TOepke, z. F. Sagar. H. II. Jeuness,
T. L. Miller, r. r. 'HommeGieu, c. Ger
lack, F. =. Bartlett, j. s. COckerill, J.
Tole W. w. Woods of Vallejo z. c.
Bartlett, eXCommodOre l. Cutie and
Frank Cook. Music was supplied by
Richardson's band.
The best of feeling prevailed between
the winners and the losers of the coveted
trophy, which San Francisco Club will
hold until it is successfully challenged
for. The Corinthians congratulated the
victors heartily, and promised to do their
best to recover the cup next season.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
INGLESIDE SCORES.
The Courses Were Long in the Open
and Puppy Stakes.

The hares were unusually strong at In
gleside Coursing Park yesterday and con-
sequently there were many long courses
in which 1t was found necessary to release
a third and sometimes a fourth dog Ex-
cellent sport was furnished by thirty-two
entries III the rundown for the Puppy
stake and siXty-fOur in the Open stake
Following are the results:
Puppy stake-Connell Brothers Clover beat T
Fanning's Little Ben: A Van den Burgh' :
COpperhead beat J. l. o. Brien's (uames) Waffle
Gum; 7. Fanning's Royal Cliff beat W c.
Glasson's Santonin; c. Bonner's Wild Norah
beat G. Frederickson's Miss Fireball: W c.
Suisun; George Pinto's Mischief beat J. B.
Martinet's s Buxton; G. Lahusens Firefy beat
George Pinto's Glad Hand: J. r. Martinet's s
Bernal Boy beat G Fredercksons Ask Him
Joe Ferris Cleopatra beat ". c. Glasson's s
Sleigh Bells; J. McInerny's Princess Royal
beat J. I. O Briens Good Times; J. McGrath' 9
Red Rose beat Mike Nolan's Peg the Rake; J.
B Martinez Bernal Chief beat Connell Broth
ers' Dunmore; J. Anthony's Patriot beat J.
AIcCorrna ack's s Proud Beauty; J. Coleman Good
Bye beat J. Moriarity's Jimmy Anthony; Con-
nell Brothers Green Isle beat J. Byrnes' High
Time; r. Strehrs Three Cheers beat J. Nc
Grath's Blower.
Open stake-Connell Brothers St Helen beat
Handy Smiths Victor Queen; D. Chellas
Golden Russet beat Kay & Trant's Hawker:
II. A Deckelman's Prince George beat Z. NJ
Belle beat T. Fanning's Babe Murphy; Con-
nell Brothers Mamie Pleasant beat James
Deans Moondyne: P. NJ. Clarksons (names)
Greenhal beat T. Mannixs Water Witch:
Moran & O'Neils Nellie H beat James Nc
Cormacks White Tip; H. A. Deckelman's Law
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
FAST HARES
TEST DOGS
IN COURSING
I he Rundown Of the Open
Stake at Union Park Pro-
vides Good Sport.

The hares were an unusually strong lot
at Union Coursing Park yesterday and it
was necessary to send the relief dog out
on several occasions. Daisy Clair was
beaten by Young America Lavender Oeat
Uncle Fuller, Metallic and Thornhill won
their courses and will meet in the second
round to-day. The McInerney dogs were
all successful yesterday, Johnny r, Tom
my Rex. Regina R and Nora all being in
the stake yet. The coursing to-day should
be of a high class. owing to the positions
IN which the dogs are drawn. The results
or the rundown yesterday are as fol-
J. MONEYS Silent Treasure beat sterl s.
Knowles Sleety Mist T. j. McInerney's
Johnny r beat Pasha Kennels Rest Assured;
Ed Wilson's Magnet; T. ]. McInerney's Tommy
Rex beat Gus Abercrombies IrIna Aeneid
Kennels Maid of Erin beat J. Perrys Red
Wings; w. n. Jones Terronite beat Ed Evatts
Hurricane; r; E. de B. Lopez's Wadena beat
Athena beat ]. Rogers Willie Brannan; Gus
Abercrombie's Victor King beat Curtis &
Sons Commodore Lande & Gerbers Onward
Rocker J. NJ. Halton's Lavender beat Maher
& Reds Uncle Fuller; Russell. Allen 6 VIII
sons Lady Emma beat R. E. de B. Lopez 5
Sara; J. Jones Moonlight beat a. Massey
aadiwist; Z. B. Scott's Lord Byron beat R.
Pringle's Honor Bright; J. Hurleys Star Of
Cuba beat J. Mahers Benicia Boy; J. O'Sheas
Young America beat Russell. Allen & Wilson's
Daisy Clair; Curtis & Sons Cash beat Aeneid
Kennels Pretender; Pasha Kennels Metallic
beat 7. J. Cronin's Depend Me; T. J. Gro
nin's ThCrnhill beat D. Ford's Anita; d. ].
Healey's Rusty Gold beat D. Ford s Juanita;
R. Z. de B. Lopez's Wonder beat F. c. Macks
Della NJ: J. Dicksons Black Bess beat r. z.
de B. Lopezs st. Anthony Curtis Sons
Beacon beat J. seggersons Candelaria; D. ].
Healey's Maori Land beat a. Johnson's Low
lander; Curtis & Son s Maud beat 5. f. Por-
tai S Laurelwood: p. J. Reilly's Warship beat
J. OShea's Golden Gate; D. j. Healey's O Hara
beat c. Wileys Gaslight; H. W. Rikes Nancy
R. beat Gus Abercrombie's Miss Richmond;
H. A. Deckelmans Snapshot beat Aeneid Ken
nels' Bona Dea: ]. I. O Bren's Statesman beat
W h Jones Russian; T. J. McInerney's Re
gina r beat w II. Shear Fury; P. J. Reilys
Still True beat J. E. Cones Red Glenn: K.
l. Taylor's Nose beat Maher & Reds Nellie
Bawn J. Hurley's o. K. Capitol beat John
Egans Fin McCool; Pasha Kennels Firm
Friend beat r. E de B. Lopez's Wanda; Gus
Abercrombe's Rock Island Boy beat F. c.
Macks Black Patti; Dan OConnelrs Satan
beat Handy & Smiths Petronius; Curtis &
Sons Cavalier beat D. J. Healeys Amarosa;
John kerrigan's Condueror beat Handy &
Smiths Magic; T. j McInerney's Nora beat
J. Deans Gallant; Curtis & Sons Mckinley
beat S. E. Portals Gallagher; R. f. de B.
Lopez Whitehead beat a. Johnsons Tod
Sloan.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
wHEELMEN READY TO RACE.
Final Preparations for the Great
Twenty-Mile Contest Over the
San Iaandro Road

Chairman w. L. LOos Of the California
Associated Cycling Clubs racing board
has appointed the following officials to act
at the big twenty-mile cyclers' road race
TO be held this morning over the San Le-
andre triangle between teams represent
ing the Olympic, Bay City and Garden
City Wheelmen:
Referee-James NJ. Hamilton, unat-
tached. Judges-Charles Albert Adams.
unattached; Paul NJ Nippert, president
C. A c. G: F. H. Kerrigan, B. c. W;
Edwin Goeller, O. c. W; E. T. Fahrbach.
B. c. W: l.. 0. Sill, G. c. w. Timers
Austin kanzee, B. c. W; Archibald Reid,
B. c. W; W. 7. Macfarlane, John Elliott,
=. c.; ]. A. DesimOne, @. c. W; Il. d.
Hadenfeldt, o. c. W; Edwin Mohrig, b.
c. W. Scorers-S. G. ScOvern, unat-
tached; H. D. Clark, unattached; H. w.
W; II. V. Ready. B. c. w; T. II. Wat
tiers Jr., b c. W: r G. Montealegre, o.
c. W. Starter-W. L. LoOs, {. \. c. c.;
assistant. Vincent Loos. Clerk of course
Jules F. Hancock B; c. W; assistant, j.
Pop" Thorn, E. G.; assistant, NJ. f.
Gaines, z. c. Chief umpire-George E.
Dixon, unattached; assistants, G. B.
Stangenberger, B. c. W; Louis Meyers.
From the lineup as given in yesterday
have the best team. The Garden Citys
are an uncertain factor, however and the
Bay Citys, with one entirely new man on
their team, may turn the trick uneXpect-
edly. On the known qualities Of the men
the Olympics should win, barring accl-
dents.
The race starts at Fitchburg. near
f'ruitVale, at 0:40 a. m. The riders off,
cials and spectators will cross the bay on
the a. IT. boat or earlier.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08

renee beat T. ]. Harringtons Southern Cir,
G. Lahusen's Wheel of Fortune beat ]. Dennis
October Woodcock; ]. NJ Stilwelrs Alex beat
7. ]. Harrington's Beau Peep ]. NJ. Stilwell's
Esmeralda beat j. Talbot's Black Rock; d.
shannon's soubrette beat Moran & ONeils
Irene H; E. NJ. Kelloggs Kid Mccoy beat ].
seggerson's Gold Hill; T. sullivans Maid Of
the Hill beat W. c. Glasson's Joy Bells; T. ].
McHugh's Moss Rose beat T. J. Cronin's Rose
of Tralee; c. Grau's Newsboy beat T. a. Gaff
ney's Sir John Arnot; Connell Brothers Log
Boy beat Sebine & Days Shylock Boy; Con
nell Brothers Senorita beat Kay & Trant )
Eclipse; Murphy & Toland's Ornament beat P.
Riordan's Lord Hastings; E. Baumeister's s War
rior beat Handy & Smiths Jennie Wilson: J.
N. StiIwelrs Hattabelle beat Lowe & Thomp-
sons Prince Hal; e. D. Falon's Lily Of the
West beat P. NJ. Clarkson's Black Hawk; E.
NJ. Kellogg's Lady Gilmore beat Sebne &
Dalys Gypsy; D. Douce's (names) Sarcastic
beat ]. Dennis The Devil; NJ. Michalik's Kerry
Cow beat J. I. o. Brien's Admiral Dewey; Pas
time bye; Dox Daze withdrawn on account
Of poor condition; Murphy & Tolands Tea
Rose beat E: N, Kellogg's Iowa Maid; Lowe
& Thompson's st. Oran beat n. Aliens Miss
Lois; j. Byrnes' Eleven Spot beat Sebine &
DAILY g Lady Oswald: ]. Byrnes' Olympus beat
W. H. Shears (names) Chauncy; E Baumeis-
ter,s Winning Ways beat J. Fitzsimmons
Peaceful Glen; James Byrnes' Nellie beat
T. J. McHugh's Maid of the Mill
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
HELOCALS
AND CAPITALS
PLAY A DRAW
A Highly Interesting Contest
Closed by Darkness When
the Score Stood 8 to8.

Umpire O'Connel called the game be-
tween San Francisco and Sacramento. the
leaders in the race for the pennant, at the
end of the tenth inning yesterday on ac-
count of darkness and the first game of
their series will have to be fought over
again to-day. When OConnell declared
the game a draw the score stood s TO
and there was every possibility of it con-
tinuing for many more innings, as the
players, imbued with the enthusiasm of
their profession and the shouting of the
hundreds of spectators present, were
playing the national game as it should be
played.
1t was regretted when the red ball of
fire that stood menacingly over the field
throughout the afternoon sunk in the
West. The game, which was notable for
heavy batting and startling plays, was
one of the best seen on the grounds in
many days. Although there was an abun-
dance OF errors on the part OF the LOCAL
men nearly every mistake was eXcuSab-e,
as the chances of stopping the hard hit
ball were extremely slim. Thrice was lhe
score tied during the ten innings played
and only by the narroWeSt margin.
Doyle was put into pitch for Sacramen-
to, but after being hammered for two in
nings he gave way to Harvey The au-
burn-haired tWirler had his speed with
trimmed and they connected with his
shoots for nine good hits. One.
nome run strike by krug over the center
field fence, scored Brockhoff and gave the
Friscos slight lead, and the others were
pretty singles well placed. IbuTg was also
touched up hard and often, the Capital
City team batting up to its usual high
standard: Clever fielding by Pyne, Muller
and Hildebrand saved the local pitcher
from annihilation. Many Of the flies"
the three players got under had every
indication of being safe drives.
Umpire O'Connell earned the enmity of
the crowd by Judging a palpably foul fly
safe hit, on which two Sacramento men
scored. This SO disheartened the locals
that they played loosely until fortune
smiled on them late in the game and they
took on a new lease of life "Heney"
Krug shut off a run in the ninth by max
ing pretty one-hand stop, touching the
second cushion and doubling a man on
first. Following is the score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08

Time, 1:16.
Five FIVE fggrl9;ngsaMay Bach won, George
Short course steeplechase handicap
Gzarowltz won, Menelik second, Three
Forks third. Time, 3:09A.
Mile and quarter, selling-Jimp won,
Rollins second, Gun Metal third Time,
2:0SA.
Mile and a quarter. selling -Jackanapes
won, Croesus second, Harry Nutter third
Time, 2:07.
One miie-The Rush won. Florison sec
ond, The Monk third. Time, 1:4112.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct THE weather
was slightly cloudy and the time was
slow. The crowd was the largest Of the
meeting. The first race on the card, the
Johnston stake, for 2:24 trotters, was won
by the favorite, Valpa, the daughter of
Dark Night, in three straight heats, at S25
to $50 for the field, making the last mile in
2:l3 without trouble. Dainty Dafo, poorly
played, got second money. The 2:17 trot
was won by AXmere, the favorite, at $50
to the field at $50. In the first heat, with
a driving finish Gunsaules, Axmere and
Dr. Book finished in the order named. DR..
Book took the next heat handily, Axmere
breaking within fifty yards of the wire;
Gunsaules third. AXmere took the third
heat easily from Black Raven with Gun
saules third. AXmere won the fourth heat
from DR.. Book. who lost it by a swerve
right at the wire, driving hard. In the
fifth heat Axmere finished first on a run
and was placed second, the heat going
TO DR.. Book; Una Bell third. In the last
heat DR.. Book led all the way, but right
at the wire SwerVel clear across the track,
AXmere winning by half a length; Gun
saules third.
SearchIight, being lame, did not go
against the worlds pacing record, as an
nounced. Results:
The Johnston stakes. 2:24, purse $500,
trOtting-Valpa won in straight heats.
Time, 2:l4 2:131a, 2:13. Dainty DaTo sec
ond, Paul Pry third, Owyhee fourth.
Royal Barr, Mexican Boy and Dartmouth
2:l7 trotting, purse s1OO0-Axmere won
third, fourth and sixth heats. Time.
2;l51x, 2:1312, 2:1SA. DR.. Book won second
and fifth heats and was second. Time,
2:1S44, 2:1512. Gunsaules won first heat in
2:14 and was third. Black Raven, Una
started.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct 7-Favorites won
al Windsor. Track was fast: weather
clear. Results:
Seven furlongs, Rosy Morn won, Oak
Maid second, Whim third. Time, 1:29A.
Five furlongs, HE Away won, J. Lu-
ella second, Tickful third. Time, 1902.
One mile, selling, Annie Lauretta won,
Time, 1:42h.
Four furfongs. John Hebri won, Disso-
lutte second. Milenia third. Time, 1:14&.
Selling, six furlongs, Ninety Cents won,
Prince Of Wales second. Jennie third.
Time, 1:15.
Selling, six furlongs. Nicholas won,
NekardIs second, George H. Ketcham
third. Time l:l4L
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
American Jockeys Win.

LONDON. Oct. AT to-day's racing at
the Kempton Park October meeting the
Stanley plate was won by S. B. Joels St
Valentine H. ridden by Tod Sloan. Full
was second and Thurling finished third
Seventeen horses ran on the Jubilee
course, one mile. The betting was to
against st. Valentine IL
J. Reiff finished first in the race for the
Vaux Hall selling plate on Horton.
Swears and Star of Evening were second
and third respectively. Fourteen horses
ran. The betting was to against
Horton.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
CYCLERS TALK POLITICS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
governors of the California Associated
Cycling Clubs was held last night at its
offices in the Parrot building, the follow
ing delegates being present: Paul NJ. Nip
pert, president; S. G. Scovern, secretary;
T. G. Spillane. treasurer; Robert NJ
Welch. Charles Albert Adams J. j. B.
Argent. T. W. Shawhan. W. L. Loos, H
d. Clark and H. W. Spalding.
Considerable time was spent in an ami
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mated discussion as to whether the asso-
citation should indorse any of the munich
pal candidates for office at the coming
election The matter was finally referred
TO the executive committee, which was
instructed to indorse such candidates of
either party as were favorable to good
roads and improved streets.
Delegate Lamkin of San Jose could not
attend the meeting, but sent word that no
arrangements for the proposed ffty-mie
track relay race could be made in San
Jose. The race will therefore be held
here later on.
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The resignation of T D. Whitman Of
the Acme Club as vice president was ac-
cepted. The vacancy will not be filled
until the annual election in December
Mr. Welch revived his suggestion made
at the last meeting that the association
give up the control of racing entirely and
devote all its time and energies to the
good roads work. After much talk this
was referred to the executive committee
for final decision.
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SUMMARY.
Runs respor

Runs responsible for-Iburg ?, Harvey g.
Home run-Krug. Three-base hit-Stanley
Two-base hits-Courtney. Eagan, Harvey. Sac
rifice hit-Shanahan. First base on errors-San
Francisco l, Sacramento 4. First base on called
balls-San Francisco 4. Sacramento 8. Left on
bases-San Francisco ). Sacramento 10. Struck
Qut-By Iburg 2, by Doyle l, by Harvey 4.
Double play-krug to Courtney. Passed balls
sullivan. Stanley. Time of game-Two hours
and Is minutes. Lmpire-O Connen
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For More Sports See Page 8.
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