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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-04
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was 1;0s held Jointly by Domino and Ba-
nastar. The jerome handicap n a mile
erly BY King Barleycorn in slow time
from Maid Of Harlem. Results
One mile-Charentus won, Rush second.
Isador third. Time. 140H.
Five and a half furlongs-Starbrish 1T
won. The Scotchlnan second. Allaire third.
The Matron.. Eclipse course-Indian
Petry M II lsofGbl ,S5 ~ to and even gG T0H' TO
second; Runaway Girl, 113 (Spencer(. 10
to l and to /. third. Time, 1:l0A. kli-
lashandra, Brigadier, ,Modrine, Wind
La Tosca II. Mayor GilrOy. His Royal
Highhess, Precursor, Yellow Tail and Or
thld also ran.
FiTearm won. Heliobas second, Toluca
third. Time, 1:0S34.
Jerome handicap. one and quarter
miles (over the hilD-King Barleyco1n
won, Maid Of Harlem second. Sir Hubert
third Time. 2:09
One mile. selling-Maximo Gomez Won,
Jefferson second, Dan Rice third. Time,
1:40%.
DETROIT. Mich. Oct S.-Two favorites
wen at Windsor to-day-Topmast in the
event. Jockey Scoville fell off Crystal line
in the fourth race and suffered 4 frac-
ture of the leg. Results;
Selling. six ngs-Shieldbearer won,
Tcss!e F second, Percita third. Time.
1.141.
-Four furlongs-Northumbr won, Mr..
Brown second, J. Lucille third. Time,
40.
one mile-Topmast won, Vlrgle Q sec
ond, Ennomia third. Time. 1:403.
SIX furlongs. selling-BrulRre won. An
ME Lauretta second, Nellarnis third. Time,
1:14
One and an eighth miles-Rena Camp
bell won, King Elkwood second. Red Pi-
rate third Time, 1:5614.
CHICAGO, Oct. BIN the fifth race Mt
Hawthorne to-day Kis Ne. running strong
and winning. fell, and the Dragon fell
over him. The latter's neck was broken.
Neither Jockey was hurt. Weather clear,
track fast. Results:
Four and half furlongs-Fidel Youlin
won, The Lady second Solace third. T1Ine,
:55Ia.
SIX furlongs-Sly won, Horseshoe Tobac-
co second. Bertha Nell third Time. 1:14A
One mile-Salvabo won, Great Bend sec
ond, Found third. Time. 1:40a4.
Five and a half furlongs-Erla dor won.
Yoloco second, Innovator third. Time,
l:0Sl5.
one mile-Tilre w. won, Defender sec
0nd, Eitholin third. Time, 1:42l2.
One mile-Defance won. Maurice w
second, Ruskin third Time, 1;43la.
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AN OFFICIAL VISIT.

One Of the most interesting official Wis
its of the present term was that Of Grand
Chief Companion Mrs, Flora Jacobs to
Inter Nos Circle, Companions of the For
est, last night in Pythian Castle. The hall
had been converted into a. bower of ever
green's and flowers, while The national col
ors were prominent as decorations. The
grand officer was accompanied by Grand
Recording Secretary Mrs; L. Atwood
Grand Treasurer Miss Alice Tfcoulet
Grand Right Guide Miss May Bailey
Grand Trustee Mrs. A. Davis and Mrs.
R. Kemp Van Ee, Grand Organist Mrs.
Donlan, Past Grand Chief Companions
Mrs. NJ A Duke and Mrs. Emma Har-
rington, representatives of many of the
local circles and of Oakland Circle and
Deputy Grand Chief Companions Mrs.
Jennie Weisel. NJ. E. LIGHT and Mrs II.
Worms. The circle was cOmplimented for
proficiency in initiation work, and after
number of addresses there was luncheon
and then dancing for an hour. During the
evening the circle presented the grand
chief companion a toilet set in apprecia-
ton Of her interest in the circle.
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Reif Wins, Sloan Loses.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Elvaston plate,
run at the Nottingham meeting to-day,
was won by the Variety gelding, Orvio-
pano finished second and Meta II was
third. with Sloan up. Seven horses ran
five fuTlongs. The betting was II to .
against Meta il.
Il. c. Whites Form. ridden by l.. Reiff,
won the Welbeck stakes; TaTolinta, with
Sloan in the saddle, was second and Du-
buQue third. Nine horses ran. The bet
ting was TO / against Form and to l
against Tarolinta.
The Sherwood nursery plate was won
by Head Piece. Sloan rode Free BOoter
II. but was unplaced. -Four horses ran.
The betting was 10 to l against Free
Booter Ii.
Manatee, with Sloan up. won the Rem
timex stakes; lntimidator was second and
Thorny third. Four horses ran a mile
and half. The betting was to against
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Polo in the Park.

A coaching parade in miniature will
start from the Palace Hotel shortly after
2 o'clock this afternoon. They will be the
private conveyanceS Of Waiter Hobart,
Frank Carolan. Peter Martin, R. NJ. Tobin
and other members of the Burlingame
Country Club. They Will go direct to
Golden Gate Park. where they will play
polo in the natural amphitheater used
as a public baseball field, west Of the
music stand. They will use some fifty
Of the fleetest ponies in the State during
the progress of the game.
Polo, as played by the Burlingame men,
is a brilliant, sensational spectacle. It
relegates football, baseball, boxing, Teddy
Roosevelt's Rough Riders and some circus
riding to the background. The teams are
evenly balanced and as the players have
had seasons practice they are all in
good condition. No admission fee is ex-
acted the play being out in the open
where all visitors to the park may view it.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sroufe Celebrate
Their Fiftieth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sroufe celebrated
their golden wedding last night at their
home, 2318 Sutter street. Besides being a
celebration of the fiftieth wedding ami
versary, the occasion was a reunion of
family and friends.
The entire house was beautifully deco
rated, and the guests, who numbered
more than 100, sat down to a dinner that
was of three hours duration. After the
feast dancing and general amusement
prevailed.
The event was noteworthy for more
than one reason. Among the guests were
Mrs. F. w. Lougee. Mr.. and Mrs Dodge
Will celebrate their fiftieth wedding amt
versary in a few days, and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Lougee are already past the
flftieth marriage milestone.
John Sroufe is a well-known liquor mer-
chant of this city, having come here in
the early days. He has been identified
with the business world of the Pacific
Coast since that time.
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HAD TO BE
PULLED UP
A Hot Favorite He Was Again
Attacked With Staggers.
Winners at Oakland.

Just as he had about disabused his
friends of the idea that he was an invalid
no longer, Bernardillo started q l to
favorte at Oakland yesterday and was
again seized with an attack Of the stag
gers. The distance was one mile, and the
hooded horse was cast In with some very
ordinary samples of horseflesh He led
for something over half the distance.
when the bunch behind closed on him.
He ran out as the stretch was reached.
carrying Rapido and P. A Finnegan with
him, running the chances of both. ward
then began pulling up the distressed
racer. The accident caused a gap to be
opened, through which Devin on the ~ to
l shot, Alicia sneaked and at the wire
led Grady, a SO to l chance, out a length
After the race Trainer Jimmy Ceffey said
that he would retire Bernardillo, as his
malady seemed incurable
OF the other favorites three were sue
cessful. Clarando, the entry of Caesar
Young, was accorded liberal support to
win the second event, but ran unplaced
The bookmakers say money is plentiful IN
the ring, but Notwithstanding this fact
the best they can do is break even.
Her first start this season humidity
reigned a l to choice for the opening six
furfong sprint. winning in raetime from
Faversham. The latter was we'll backed
for the place and disposed Of Jack Nc
but could not last the route.
When the barrier was raised on the
seven starters IN the dash that folioWed,
also a six furlong run. Clarando, the ia a,
Yorite, with Ward up, was away seventh.
The gelding displayed speed but did not
finish among the first three. YuIe, at edds
of to l. came fast under punishment the
last furlong, beating out the leader, Neg
ligence, head. Major Cook, contender
throughout, ran third.
Jim Grants natty flly. Princess Zeika,
turned of another purse in the scramble
for two-year-olds after a hard-fought duel
with The Echo. The latter. .piloted by Ruiz,
made ali the running, and was only COL
Jared and beaten out in the last few
strides. San Tomas closed equal choice
with the winner in the betting, but de-
veloped g. nasty disposition, trying to take
the outside fence with Thorpe soon after
the start.
The heet-footed Amasa made a runaway
race of the closing number, a six furleng
spin. This was one of the best betting
races of the day there being no pro-
nounced choice. Noyia, of the whole field,
made the gamest bid, but could not get
up, falling short by half a length at the
wire. Sorrow came from the rear, finish
ing third
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OLYMPIANS ENTERTAIN
THE INSURANCE MEN
The Big Post-Street Building to Be
Thrown Open to Them Tonight.
A Snacial Programme.

The first of the entertainments at the
Olympic Athletic Club under the new
directorate will be held at the clubhouse
Post street, tonight. A varied pro-
gramme, embracing boxing, wrestling and
all gymnasium sports will be presented.
men from the insurance offices
billiard tournament will be held in the
club late in November. The players will
be divided into three classes, in each or
will be valued as follows: Thirty-fve dol
lars for first. $40 for second and SO for
third. The games VIII be played on new
regulation tables that are about to be
installed.
Later In this month the members of the
boating, cycling, swimming and other an
nexes viii hold a picnic at Escalles, a re-
sort in Marin County.
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Mother Sues Her Daughter.

Suit for maintenance was filed yesterday
In the Superior Court by Margaret Wall
against her daughters, Sarah Burns and
Margaret Graham. and their husbands
Mrs. Wall, who Is 70 years old, alleges
that she is without means and is unable
to maintain herself by work, and that her
necessaries of life, but for over three
months past have failed and refused to
provide for her. Mrs. Wall has been de-
pendent on strangers for her support and
is now indebted to them in the sum Of $50
She asks that her children pay this money
and $50 a month for her permanent sup
mort
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FIv Casters in Session.

The regular meeting of the San Fran
cisco Flycasting Club was held last night
in the rooms of the California Fish Com
ton were elected to membership. These
added to H. c. Wyman, George H Foulks
E. A. seifridge, F. P. MeLennon and Al
fred Sutro, elected previously, bring the
membership to 100, the limit. The club has
prospered during the past year. 1t has
$500 in its treasury, and its contests have
been largely attended throughout the sea-
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KENTUCKY
FUTURITY WON
BY BORALMA
Driver James Macy Is Pre-
sented With $4,000 by
the Horse sOwner.
sDsoial Dispatch to The Call.

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. S.-The sunlight
OF a perfect October day greeted the OPEN
ing of the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association. The amount Of
money said TO have changed hands on the
FutUrity is estimated at from 5000 to
500 coo. The feature Of the opening day
OF trots was the $4,000 Futurtty, for three
year-old trotters. 1t took six heats to de-
eide the race. Boralma was the feYorite
In the opening. selling for 500 against the
field SIS. ldoita won the first two heats
il easy fashion. The favorite took the
third heat in a brush with The Bondsman,
and was second to EXtacy IN head nm
tsh in the fastest heat OF the race, the
Mcdowell hlly nipping Boralma at the
wire. The half was trotted IN 1:05&, g.
wonderful performance for three-year-
old. In the fifth EXtacy set q hot pace
for the tve-eighths mile and then broke,
Boralma winning easily. II was the same
In the sixth, except that the hlly Kept
pace to the distance stand then broke,
letting Boralma in. BOralma, EXtacy and
ldOlita were the only starters in the last
heat. IdOlita was distanced. leaving first
ana third money to BOralma. Boralma
was bought last night by Thomas W.
Lawson OF Boston for $4,000 on condition
of winning the Futurity. The first money,
$1,000, goes to Mr.. Lawson. Mr.. Lawson
won $4,000 in the pools. He presented
$4,000 to James Macy, Boralma's driver
Or. T. c. Mccoy of Kirkwood, Del, gave
Macey $1,000.
The Tennessee stake, value $4,000, was
won by Eyelet after dropping the first two
heats to the strong favorite, Hal b. Hal
B was driven out in three heats and I'm
ished in the ruck In the last two. Track
fast. Results.
The Tennessee, 2:09 class, pacing. value
S40O0-Eyelet won third, fourth and fifth
heats. Time, 2:G6l4, 2:0Si%, 2;0S12. Hal B
won first and second heats and was sec
ond. Time, 2i06L, 2:06. Bell Boy third
Little Thorn fourth. Colbert, The Maid
Darrell, Fairview and Sally Toler also
started.
The Kentucky Futurity; three-year-oId trot-
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To Signal columbia's Victory.

Foreman A. J. HIM of the Yolo Mills
has perfected arrangements by which the
outcome of the yacht races, if the Column
bia wins, will be made known to the pub
lie. He will blow nine blasts on the steam
siren attached to the mills There will be
Foreman Bolander of the Eureka Mills
has a more highly developed musical
technique, and he will render Yankee
Doodle" on his steam calliope. It has not
been considered necessary to provide
against the contingency OF the American
Yacht losing.
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SPIDER KELLY LOSES.
Joe Cans Wins the Decision Over
tha Californian

NEW YORK. Oct. Sat the Lenox
Athletic Club tonight Joe Cans of Bal
timore won the decision over Spider"
Kelly of California In twenty-five rounds
of fast fighting at l34 pounds. Kelly had
the advantage of several inches in height,
and held Cans off with left jabs to the
face, but weakened toward the close of
the fight, and Cans won practically as he
pleased. There was very little betting,
Cans being the fayorite al to l.
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Green and NeiIl NAV Meet.

meet in Woodwards Pavilion shortly.
Negotiations are pending for a match be-
tween them. AS both are anxious for the
meeting little difficulty is expected IN
bringing them together. Neilrs ankle,
which he injured some months since IN
a friendly bout with Tom" Sharkey, has
been restored to its former condition. The
men were matched once before, but the
meeting fell through.
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THE TWELFTH
DIS STRICT FAIR
HAS OPENED
Good Racing at The Track
and the Displays Very
CreditabIe.
sDecial Dispatch to The Call.

UKIAH, Oct. 3-The fall races of the
Twelfth District Agricultural Association
began at the track near this city this
afternoon. The track was in good con-
dition and the attendance large. Results:
Half-mile dash for saddle horses-Lady
Clark won, Telegram second, Cottonwood
third. Time, :502.
Quarter dash-Telegram won, Sor-
rel Bob second, Iron Jennie third. Time,
"a
Lady Clark second, Ninety Two third
Time, :36l1 :3S
The fair proper opens tomorrow. The
displays are the best ever seen in the
district
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Comnulsor4 Vaccination

LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-The State
Board of Health before final adjournment
rescinded a former action and adopted
new resolutions relating to the vaccina-
ton of students In the State Normal
School. According to the new rule all
students must be reyaccinated at stated
intervals.
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Readv for the Races.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 3.--The great pac-
ing horses, Joe Patchen and John r. Gen
try, arrived here this morning. They will
enter the great free-for-all race at the
coming race meet here in the last week
of October. Both arrived in prime con-
dition.
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Hotel Burned bv Incendiarv.

PORT AU PRINCE. Hayti, Oct. 3.-The
Hotel Communal. in this city, was de-
stroyed last night by an incendiary fire.
Ten other buildings were burned.
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Selections for To-Day.

First race-My Gypsy. La Roma, Champion
Rose.
Second race-Dare II, Donater, Tenrica-
Third race-The Offering Iavator, e.
Fourth race-Mike Rice Panamint. Petal.
Fifth ce-Hohenzellern, Lost Girl. Road
runner.
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Track Notes,

W. F. Shuttle and Captain J. II. Rees,
appointed on the committee by the Ameri-
can Turf Congress to confer with the
local track managers, arrived here from
Chicago last evening. They will meet
Thomas H. Williams Jr. this forenoon and
talk the situation over. W. F. Shuttle is
president Of the Congress, while Captain
Rees is well and popularity known here,
having presided in the stand at Ingleside
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Break the Tandem Record.

BROCKTON, Mass, Oct. 3.-Ben Mum
roe of Memphis and Charles McCarty of
St Louis broke the national professional
tandem paced record for a mile to-day
in 1:37 S-5 The previous record was held
by Butler Brothers, las.
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The Kentucky Futurity; three-year-Old trot-

FRNled out. +DraWn. tDistanced.
Tme-2l3h 2:l2, 2:l3. 2ll12 2l1&, 2;14li.
2:l4 class, trotting; purse. slOOO-Luoille wor
IN straight heats. Time, 2:10E 2:O9s4 2:l0i
Improyidence was second and Edna Cook third
Iris and Carrie Shields also started.
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Fifth race-One mile sellingi four-year-
and upward.
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CHICAGO PLAYED
LIKE SCHOOLB0YS

CHICAGO, Oct s.-The home team played
like schoolboys to-day and presented Louis
Vile with six of their runs. Cunningham was
effective and kept his hits we'll scattered. At
tendance. $50. Score!
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To-DaY's Entries.

First rnce-Flve furlongs; maiden two-year-
gl5
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Owens b. ' ~
Ping
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Observation-Disclosures and ZEmmer Gala
han and Donehue UmpIres-Latham and Con
molly.
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Tme-N pa; =, 80; q 1:16. Good start. Won eas
Winner, Burns Warehouses; br. f., by Hindoo-inp Ce
Humidity acted cranky at the post She
Kcoenai not ready. Billy stayed quite piece.
Scratched-Reinier 112, Correct 1l2.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-The Philies put up
spirItless game and were beaten by the Orioles
hard and timely hitting McGraw was hit
on the right elbow in the fifth inning and hurt
so badly that he retired. Attendance, 7sO.
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ST LOUIS, Oct 3.-Powell was hit hard to-
day. but he might have beaten the Pirates
with better support Lever also hit hard.
Iut was n1Cl5y Attendance. 700 Score!
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Second race-One mile and a slxte
Nn..l.-nLaa and mnLNarl. selling
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THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

Too many people expect impossible.
itiss Of President Mckinley. In com
mercial age the greatest men never
get 10 be president at the hands Of the
party Of wealth. The charge that Me-
Kinley is sccOnd.rater is not true.
He Is as brainy and Independent q
man rs the party Of wealth, corporations
and commercialism dare elect 20 office.
The duty OF the hour Is TO support
the administration. The eyes Of the
world are upon us 10 see how we shall
come out In dealing with the results OF
the Spanish war. We were all In ia.
vor Of going 10 war with Spain. Let
us not eyade the responsibility Of the
outcome, TO make political capital out
Of the situation. Let Republicans dc.
nounce their party leaders. Let us up
hold our country.
Disinterested people can afford 10 be
patriotic before they are partisan. Be.
hold the spectacle Of the leading paper
that helped carry Oregon for Mckinley
denouncing him in unmeasured terms
Why2 II the faction it represents had
secured all the federal Offices what
would be lis toner The grand army are
denouncing Mckinley when they organ.
izod to elect him and called all old vol.
diers traitors who refused 30 be enrolled.
Why2 Because their pensions are held
up by Clay Evans. Travelling men are
donouncing Mckinley for the develop
ment Of trusts. Why2 Because cheap
euing commercial systems throws them
out OF job Criticism from such
sources Is not genuine, sincere or disin-
terested, The duty of the hour is Ia
he fair aud just 10 our country rather
than 10 our party.
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Notice.

Office OF the secretary OF State, Sa-
lem, Oregon, June "a, lS99.-Notice is
hereby given that the State Board OF
Agriculture having, in compliance with
an Act of the Twentieth Legislative
Assembly filed in the office Of the Sec
retary of State February 23d, 1899,
decided 10 the State of Oregon the lands
known as the Estate Fair Grounds, "
the appropriation of 81, 900 for the pay
ment Of the warrant indebtedness OF
said State Board of Agriculture issued
prior to February 23d, 1899, properly en-
dorsed, warrants, will be issued ON the
State Treasurer TO the extent of the
appropriation. Interest will not be al
lowed after this date. +. | Dunbar,
Secretary of State. In accordance with
the above notice, holders Of all warrants
OF the Oregon State Board OF Agricul-
ture dated prior TO February 23d, 1899
are hereby notified that the same will
be paid on presentation at the office OF
the Secretary Of State, or at the office of
the undersigned, and that interest will
cease after this date. j. H. Albert,
treasurer Of the Oregon State Board OF
Agriculture. G-2G-ti.