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GREAT CoURsING EXPECTED.
Eastern Dogs viii Be Slipped With
Some of the Natives at Ingle-
eide Park To-Dav

The stake to be run at Ingleside Cours-
ing Park commencing to-day filled with
seventy-tWo nominations, and in the
bunch Of fiers are to be found some of
the best quality of greyhounds running
on the coursing swards
The stake for the two days Of coursing
is open, and among the nominators will
be found such old lovers Of the leash as
T. Cronin, with no less than four dogs,
all of which have placed snug sum to
the credit of their owner. Among the en-
trants are such grand performers as
ThornhiII and Wild Tralee, a pair that
have won first money on several occasions
in the hottest kind of company. Mr.. Gro
min has decided TO run all Of his dogs at
Ingleside Park in the future. Mr.. keenan,
has in the stake the old reliable trio
RovaI Buck, Flying Buck and Fear Not,
dogs that are never beaten in a course
until the flag goes up. Lynch has got
two grand ones on the list, VIZ, Lotue
NJ and Mystic Maid The latter Dltch ran
in grand form on Sunday last, and when
right the dog that defeats her Will GER
tainIv know he has had a race. ii. A
Deckelman will have such noted perform
ers as Flyaway, Old Glory, Rocket, Law
renee and Glen Chloe running; In TINS
stake they should go well into the money,
as in the hands of Trainer Geary these
dogs are always brought TO slips IN the
mink of condition. There are a great
many cracks who will meet to-day, ana II
would be well for those attending the
meeting to be careful on giving much
odds on the following races, viz: Thad
stevens VS.. Minerva-This should be
good short end. Las Palmas VS. FIyaWay
3FIyaway has got the speed, but should
Las PaImas get placed on her game she
is very dangerous, as she runs up a score
rapidIy Brutus VS.. Lille M-Will run
veTv close One of the hardest races OF
the card will be that between ThornhilI
and Royal Prize. They are both fast and
clever greyhounds, possessed of nearly
grass-diggers, Gladiator and Old Glory,
gSiII meet again, and as they have on
several occasions, divided the honors h,; the
course to-day will be watched with much
interest. The next pair are. the midgets
Of the coursing sward, Susie and Hum
mer. and the run between the two should
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

Via Sausalito Ferry.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-'7:20. $3.50. li:0e g. M; TAX
s:45. Sis. 900. $50 p.
days Wednesdays and Saturdays at n;so p. N
SUNDAYS-'s;00, $1,000. '11:s0 a M 'l;A
$500. 1880. S:15 p. m .,
Trains marked run to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCIsCo
WEEK DAYS-5:25. '6:35. 7:45. $3.50 a. m |;
s12 40, 2:2o. s7:45, sos p. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays wednesdays
SUNDAYsSs:20 $500. 1000. "11:55 a. m )
sI:I5 1910 4:40. $3.50 D. m.
Trains marked starts from San quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
u:s5 MEaS a:ss. 1AiiaS'f s:so SO ?. m M w.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 700 p m ,,- -. -
GUNDAYS-s:oO 1905 a. m; 1-:os. 1:2o. s:2a
SEC, $50 p. m.
$50 q m. week days-Cazadero ana way sta nS
a:%5 D. m. Saturdays-Duncan Mills ana way
stations. -
$500 a m. sundays-Duncan Mills and way staa.
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1 be very exciting from start to finish. as

be very exciting from start to finish. as
they are both fast and clever.
On the nth, 18th and 18th Of this month
the management of Ingleside Coursing
Park has decided to add $1,000 to the
stakes. which will comprise a champion
stake limited to forty-eight nominations
at s. entrance, and a non-winners' stake
at 81 80 entrance, unlimited,
William McGibbon Is now training three
late impOrtations, two of the number orig
inally coming from Ireland. That grand
performer Winning Style, will be seen
for the first time in California in the
champion stake, which will be run on
Friday next. The secretary of the club
at Ingleside has received nominations
from Sacramento, Merced, San Jose, Los
Angeles and also from some Of the East
ern States for this great stake.
The probable winners of. the rundown
are: Mount Beauty Christmas Day, L..
S. Conley, Wild Tralee, Billy Gladstone,
Thad, Stevens, Lawrence, Flying Buck,
Royal Buck, Flyaway. Victor Queen,
Rocket. Royal Oak, Thornhill. Lottie NJ,
Granuale, Scout, st. Michael, Mohawk,
American Eagle, Jennie Wilson. Sylvia.
Mystic Maid Mayfiower, Myrtle, Glen
Chloe, Moondyne, Nonpariel, Clifton Lass,
Prince George, Gladiator, Grasshopper,
Twin City Girl, Maid of Hill, Susie, Mag
dallagh.
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AMATEUR ATHLETES TALK.
Pacific Association Intends to Take
Jurisdiction Over Rowing
and Baseball.

At the meeting of the Pacific Associa-
ton of the Amateur Athletic Union the
following representatives were present; j.
r. Bockman of the Ariel Rowing Club
Din the chair, w. C. Espy of the Pioneers,
A. P. Rothkopf of the Dolphins, S. j.
Pembroke of the Alamedas, George James
of the Olympic Club, NJ. Breen of the
South End, H A. Keeler of the Academic
League, P. D. Franklin of the University
of California and c. L. Neumiller of the
Stockton Athletic Association.
President ]. R. Bockman, while admit
ting that the Amateur Athletic Union ex-
ercises no jurisdiction over rowing, base
ball and football, expressed himself as
strongly in favor of the Pacific Athletic
Association assuming jurisdiction over
these sports since, If 1t does not do so, the
rowing clubs, which form half the mem
bershfp of the association, would have
no reason for belonging to IT. There is
already movement on foot among some
of the rowing clubs to join the Natlonal
Association of Amateur Oarsmen or 70
form a new organization. A circular Will
be sent to the various rowing cIQbs on the
bay. in San Diego, Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia, asking each club
TO send three delegates to conference,
at which the rowing men decide what will
hest further the interests of that sport.
After considerable discussion, the preSi-
ment to the constitution of the Pacific
Association, enumerating the sports over
which the association claims JuILSuioIIoIl.
Among these are rowing, baseball, indoor
baseball football and many others.
Notices will be ent out to-day to all clubs
in the association, SO that the necessary
thirty days notice. may be given before
the association holds it's next meeting.
The association, in view of the confused
condition in which cycling affairs now
are, has decided for the present to recog-
nize neither the. League Of American a1
Wheelnen nor the California Associated
CvcIing Clubs. Cycling has been dropped
from the list of intercollegiate sports, and
so the sport does. not concern the uni
versities except indirectly.
a question as to whether the Ariel Row
ing club has two members on the board
of managers of the Pacific Association.
S,iz PRESIDENT J. r. Bockman and John
7 Nolan whereas all the other clubs have
only one, was raised, but decision was
nostpOned.
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Mrs Arbogast Not to Blame.

w. A. Botktn, who began suit for di-
vorce from his wife Mrs. Cordelia Bot
kin. last Wednesday, is indignant at the
statement attributed TO her that
a+jor is in order that he may marry
Mrs. clara Arbogast. and intimating that
they have been on terms of undue friend,
LAST night that an estrangement existed
between himself and his wife before he
ever knew Mrs. Arbogast, and that the
and malicious and are the result of an
unworthy desire TO injure a most estima-
bic woman Mr.. Botkin said his acquain-
fance with Mrs. Arbogast extended over
a period Of about two years; that their
ACQUAINTANCE was simply one of friend
ship and their marriage has never been
contaminated, and that Mrs Arbogast IS
in no way responsible for his suit for d.
Vorco.
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TENNIS PLANS.
Some New Leagues to Foster the
Snort Among Young Players.

On the California Tennis Club courts
this morning the racket wielders OF
Boone's Academy, Berkeley, will play a
series of matches to try out the candi-
dates who wish to represent their college
in the Amateur Academic League cham
nionship tournament. This tournament
will he one of the big tennis events of the
wear and will be held some time next
sam Hardy is now arranging for an in
terscholastic championship tournament.
II is his idea to make 1t an annual affair
as we'll as the Pacific Coast championship
meet on the Fourth of July. Both the big
colleges have expressed a willingness to
enter teams as Individual players. Any
student of a recognized institution of
learning will be a qualified player. From
preseut indications this association will
he formed and the initial tournament held
this spring.
mis- club played a round robin tournament
Yesterday afternoon. which was as much
a society as en athletic event.
The following matches We're PLAYED at
the California Tennis Club during the
week: George Whitney and Joe Daily
beat Root and Bradshaw. 7-5, 46, ca;
Routh and Weihe beat Smith and Cor
nell "a. 4-6 80, 6--3; Weihe beat Cor
nell IS, 6-1; Miss Bessie Bowman beat
Miss Elsie Clarke, 6-3, 6-2; DR.. Root beat
Bliyen, is, So. E6.
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"No returns.


March being the great month for golf
ing at Del Monte several of our local
golfers have taken themselves and their
bags of clubs thither-among them Z. j.
McCutchen and s. L. Abbott Jr, two ,oo o. OF
the strongest players in the San Fran
cisco Golf Club The links at Del Monte
are now in excellent condition.
On Friday morning, March 10, the Ia
dies regular competition, eighteen holes
with handicap, for the Winslow medal,
was held. Next Saturday, March Is,
mems competitions in driving and ap.
preaching will take place on the links Of
the San Francisco Golf Club.
At Oakland this afternoon Saturday,
March ~ there will be a competition for
men, match play, eighteen holes with
handicap, for a silver cup already in pos
session of the club. Next Saturday,
March IS, there will be putting and ap-
preaching contests for ladies and gen
tIemen for silver medals.
The Oakland Golf Club has sent In an
application for membership in the United
States Golf Association. H. NJ. A. Miller,
secretary of the club, leaves the state
shortly for a two months visit to Old
Mexico.
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SPORT AT SUTRo'S.
Young Athletes Who Will Swim and
Dive en- Sunday Afternoon,

On Sunday afternoon a grand aquatic
exhibition will be given at Sutro baths
and the following young athletes will par
ticipate in the swimming contests:
5O-yard dash. novice-G. Cullen H. Mckenzie,
C. Adler. E. Mckenzie, W. Connolly, A. Bey-
fuss, L. Johns, A Bodine.
High diving for boys-A. Beyfuss. H. Nc
Kenzie, T. Guerin, o. Beyfuss H. Seebach, V
Freechtle.
Obstacle race through small tanks-C. Stroh-
lin, r. Dahl. G. Clough. H. Seebach. H. Nc
Trapeze and high diving-Open to all.
Trick and fancy springboard diving-A. Bey-
fuss H. Seebach, B. Fregans, J. Carroll d.
McCann, e Lynch, o. Schultz.
I-ndar-Mater swimming -contest-Open to all.
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GoLFING AT PRESIDE.
Miss Houghton Wins the March
Competition for Winslow Medal.

The members of the San Francisco Golf
Club are now occupying their new quar-
ters, the old house having already peen
raised and moved some little Instance
from its former site. The new clubhouse,
like the old one, stands outside the mill
tary reservation.
on March the following scores were
made on the links: Baron Alexander Won
Schroeder, So; Miss Ella OConnor, ";
Miss Maud O'Connor, So; Mrs. H. B.
Coco Goodwin, in "A and Y. Yesterday, March
10. in the morning the regular, IT, ladies'
medal took place. There were seven en-
tries of whom Mrs ,Ii;s II b Goodwin, Th1gSt65 MISS
DIayed at scratch, the rest receiving
handicaps. Miss NJ. 3; Houghton. who
won the medal in the February compeu,
ton proved the winner with a gross ana
net score of 1856 for eighteen holes, beat
ing all her competitors handsomely. The
full results are shown in the table:
San Francisco Golf Club ladies' handicap;
Wfnslow medal March 10, 1899
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ton Grounds, Eighth and Harrison
streets This will be the third meetingg, e., OF
the colleagians and the Firemen. me me
blue and gold has won the other TWO, not
on account of their own superior playing,
but on account of the surprisingly poor
showing of the other team.
When Stanford and the Ftremen pay
against one another the latter team puts
up a. fine quality of ball. Although Stan
ford has been defeated three times by
the Ftremen out of four ;9 games 1ts ames playea
Stanford is a stronger team to-day than
California.
The game this AFTERNOON will be the first m
in this cf+v and a crowd is expected on
that account. The lineup will be as fol-
lows:
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Echoes from

The links for golf players; queries
about some people in Sparks; pool
selling and horse racing; doctors eX-
local stories by the LOCKER On; Hearst,
Tudge Kerrigan, Chief Lees, the Olym-
pic 2 H1 Club; and fiction, criticisms. reviews,
poetrv. etc, in to-day's News Letter
make thirty-two pages of excellent
reading. 10 cents everywhere.
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interest is displayed in these games, which
nave proved big drawing cards whenever
played. ssS
On Sunday afternoon the Olympic base
pail nine will meet the Golden Gates ON
the Eighth and Harrison street grounds.
The teams are evenly matched and will
play for the championship.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

q TEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- ner First and Brannan streets. l pm, for
Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai. and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers for
India, etc. No cargo received on board on day
of sailing.
HONGKONG MARU.-..........Fr Friday. March II
NIPPON MARU.....-......We wednesday, April IL
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at companys office
I2l Market street, corner First.
w. B. CURTIS. General Agent.
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OLYMPIC Baseball Game.

The next game of indoor baseball in the
Reliance Olympic and Young Mems
Christian Association series will be played
on Tuesday evening in the Olympic gym
nasium between the Olympic and Young
Mems Christian Association teams. Great
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Track Notes.

The Crocker-W -Woolworth stake to be
decided this afternoon will probably re-
suit in a grand fizzle. 1t is understood
B1ckwa. will not be a starter. leaving it
q walk-over for The Bachelor.
Andrisa, the stable thinks, Is a cracka-
Jack. Spencer took her back before the
stretch was reached. and then won clev-
erlv- The filly is said to have worked
faster than Golden Rule.
The suspension on Thursday OF Jockey
Devfn is considered q great injustice TO
the majority of race-goers. He IS only a
lightweight, and cannot be expected to
take the same care Of a horse that an
oISer rider could Besides, he was on
rank dog in Glengaber, the gelding be-
ing still maiden.
Garter Harrison was given the race at
5fe Starts aYatS these days is accorded the same
Treatment. The ex-ruler OF Hawthorne
fotSa feast ana smoked the pipe of peace.
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CALIFORNIA VS.. F1REMEN.

The College Men VIII Line Up
Against the Insurance Athletes.
The University of California baseball
nine and the Fireman's Fund team will
cross bats this afternoon at the Recrea-
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James Fisher, alias Ryan, well known
pickpocket, was yesterday held to answer
before the Superior Court by Judge Con-
Ian in $4,000 bonds on a charge of grand
larceny. February II at the ferry he stole
a purse from the pocket of c. H. CroWell,
teacher in night school.
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MOUNT TAhALPAIs SCENIC RAILWAY.

Wa SauBaIitO 'erry.l
Leave San Francisco. commencing Sunday
week Days-s:Ss q. M, f:ss p. m
6undays-s:o0, 1880. 80 a. M, 1;D q. N.
Round trip from Mil yalley. 81.
THOs. COOK & SON. ASentA a Aaxkss
street San francisco
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Amateur Baseball Game.

The second game of ball between the
Olympic and Golden Gate baseball teams
will be played tomorrow at Recreation
Park. The lineup is as follows:
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

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h. Steamers leave Broadway
lE wharf, San Francisco:
E%NEFA For Alaskan ports, 10 a m.
SM Mar. u, II, %, q; Apr. l.
M k&6SGA change at Seattle.
| kMz4S &H For Victoria, Vancouver (B
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Tacoma. Everett, Anacortes
and New Whatcom (Wash.)
10 a. m. Mar. IL. II, o.
27; Apr l. and every Nth day thereafter;
change at Seattle to this company's steamers
for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Tacoma 70 N.
P. Ry.; at Vancouver to c. P. Ry.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay), p m, Mar
10, Is, 20, 25, 80; Apr 4, and every fifth day
thereafter
For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon.
Cayucos, Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo),
Gaviota Santa Barbara. Ventura, Hueneme:
San Pedro East San Pedro QLos Angeles) and
Newport 9 a. m, Mar. 9, 1S. II, q, %, 29; Apr
2 and every fourth day thereafter
For San Diego, stopping only at Port 5ar-
ford CSan Luis Oblspo), Santa Barbara, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo Los Angelesl, II a.
m, Mar H. Is 1s, 23 q. 81; Apr. 4, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlan, Altata. La Paz, Santa Rosalia
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For further information obtain folder.
The company reserves the right 70 change
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Quite Unusual.

Beautiful new styles of piano covers
just received at Mauvais', 769 Market. =
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Selections for To-day.

First Race-Toribio. Jennie Reid, Annowan.
escond Race-Reno, JazabeI. Vanity
Third Race-KItty Kelly, Yellow Tail St
Anthony.
T7o,,rtb Race-The Bachelor. Charlie ReIf.
E,fib Race-CromwelI, Joe Ullman, Opponent.
sixth Race-Adolph spreckels, DR.. Sheppard.
Cromwell
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Lurline Salt Water Baths.
Bush and Larkin SITS. Swimming Russian, hot
and cold tub baths. Salt water direct from ocean.
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E b. g
Ban shds some espd. Fura RAJ a
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
tPAoIFIC sYsTEA)
Fralas leave and are due In arrive 9s
SAN FRANCISCO.
Main Line Foot of Market Street)
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Louise C odstt Won first three
came stnga
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700 so
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~ Z 12E Ell 1@9ganss
Nothing tried the winner Throw
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;: D A Hongs St. Cagomp Royal Bess. Good start
d third driving
No telling
Tort nri
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-03
COTTON FROM FIR TREES
A PROCESS FOR MAKING IF DISCOVERED
MAJ SFRlA.
1t Can b. froduc dso Cheaply that The Genuine
Article is Placed at Dis
advantage.

WASHINGTON. June Consul Mahln,
of Reichemberg, Austria, under date oil
April 21st. quotes an account III local
newspaper of Il process for making arti-
ficial cotton from the wood of the hr
tree. 1t appears that the wood Is reduc-
ed to thin shavings, which are placed III
Il washing apparatus, exposed to the IN
Huence OF steam for ten hours. Ihey
are then subjected to Il strong prepara-
ton OF sodium lye, and are heated under
great pressure for thirty-siX hours. 1he
wood is now changed to pure celluloSe'
and TO give this Il greater resisting
power some castor oil, caffeine and gela-
tin are added. The substance is then
put into IN apparatus and made into
threads, which are reeled.
The article concludes:
''Artifical cotton can he produced so
cheaply that the genuine article can
hardly compete with it, and ONE can
not say that it is a sham, for it is com
pos d. exactly as the natural cotton, Of
pur cellul0se.'
Mr. Mahin adds:
''In a country such as this is. with for
csts of fir trees Astounding. ana made
perennial by constant planting rs the
large trees are cut down, and whore
ali the cotton used in the numerous fac
torres must he brought from far India
and the United States, such a device
should be Drofitabl
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-03
CENSUS APPOINTMENTS
THE SOUTHERN REPU8L CANS PROTEST
AGAINST DIVIDING WITH DEMOCRATS.
Tell Mckinley the Census Win not be Fairly
Taken What Section Eighteen of
the tct Saws

Washington. June 2.-It is stated that
Southern Republicans are flooding the
White House with protests against di-
viding the census appointments with
the Democrats and claiming that this
means that the census will not be fairly
or sQuarely taken. The matter is
brought to light by the speech of Rep
resentative Bailey in Texas yesterday.
crlticising Director Merriam because he
had placed in the hands of Senators
from Texas the selection of such appoint
ees as are to be allowed the Democrats.
Director Merriam confers frequently
with the President, and it is supposed
that there is a complete understanding
as to the distribution of the places
among the parties.
Section Is of the act says that ap-
pointments shall be made without refer
ence to their party affiliations and solely
with reference to the fitness of the per-
sons.