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his arrival here some weeks since and
gave a good account of himself. He
is in training quarters at the Six-miie
House, while Van Buskirk is at the
Seal Rock House on the ocean beach,
The preliminary bout will be be-
tween "Rufe' Turner and Jimmy
Reilly, the former claiming the light
weight championship of the state.
The men met in Stockton some months
since and Reilly was defeated. He
was suffering from fever at the time
and entered the ring against the
wishes of his friends.
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Mrs. Anna Aigeltinger Dead.

Mrs. Anna Maria Aigeltinger mother of
Supervisor Edward Algeltinger, died yes
terday at her home in this city after
brief illness. She was a native of Ger
many aged rs years. Supervisor Aigel-
finger was inspecting some coal mines in
the Rocky Mountains when his mother
was taken sick. When it appeared that
her illness would result fatally he was
notified by wire and at once started for
home. He arrived here just a few min
utes after his mother had passed away
Besides the Supervisor deceased leaves
two sons and two daughters-Charles and
George Aigeltinger, Mrs. Eliza Christman
and Mrs. Sophie Kuschel.
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Manager J. j. Groom Retires.

J. j. Groom, who for a number of years
has acted as manager of the Nat1onal
Athletic Club. has resigned. This action
was taken in view of his appointment 10
a clerkship in one of the Police Courts.
]. D. Gibbs. who has been closely identi-
fled withNthe club as matchmaker, has
been chosen by the directorate TO fill the
vacancy. The next bout to be presented
bv this club will be the meeting OF Rus
sell and Van Buskirk, the heavy-weights.
After that they will endeavor to secure
the prospective bout between the Cali
fornian welter-weights, Al Neill and
George Green.
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Philadelphia ............................2 l
B2tteries-Nops and Smith: Donahue and
Mcfarland. Umpires-Manassau and Snyder.
WASHINGTON. Oct 6.-Opportune hitting
and good pitching won to-day's game for the
Senators. The Brooklyn could not bunch
their hits. Attendance 2OO Score;
Clubs r H f
Washington Observation-Disclosures. 10
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Dneen and McManus; Dunn and
Mcclure. Umpire-Emslie
BOSTON Oct. 5.-Boston made it five
straight Seymour was cratic giving seven
bases on balls and hitting a man. The sharp
work of the Boston infeld feature At
tendance 575. Score:
Clubs r. H. E
New York II
Batteries -Meekin and Sullivan; Seymour and
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Run Over by a Coal Cart.

John H. Canavan was brought to the
Receiving Hospital yesterday afternoon TO
have a dislocated foot and bauIv bruised
arm attended to. Canavan was driving
coal cart in which were two bales of hay
along Harrison street, when. in trying to
save one of the bales from slipping, he
fell from the cart, the wheels of which
passed over his right side.
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Wheelmen Organize.

PASADENA. Oct. 5.--I.ast evening a
branch council of the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen was organized here in or
der 70 prepare for holding important
bicycle meets here this winter, now that
Los Angeles has no banked track Dr.
NJ O. Randall was elected senior CONSUL
Judge J. 6. Rossiter, junior consul
George II. Frost. secretary; George B.
Post. treasurer; County Clerk G. w. Bell
Z. ". Flint and Assemblyman w S. Ne
lick Were chosen as q board Of governors
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New Oil COMPANY.

Ed e. Wade. S. c. Thomson, Fl. Frod.
sham. David H. Walker. H. A. sully. J.
Drossner and Frank Quinn have incor-
porated the Southern Oil and Land Com
pany with a capital stock of $500 900, ali
of which has been subscribed.
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Lectures at Emanuel Temple.

The usual winter course of public lee
lures given at Emmanuel Temple will
begin this evening. Rabbi Jacob Voor-
sanger will deliver the inaugural lecture,
the subject being "1799-A Comparison of
Washington and Napoleon" These lee
lures have been largely attended in the
past and the current series promises to
be very entertaining
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Warner. Umpires-swartwood and Hunt.

Warner. Umpires-Swartwood and Hunt
CINCINNATI. Oct. 5.-Wadden had the Reds
at his mercy to-day and easily shut them out
Frsk pitched good ball in all but the third
inning, when the Colonels punched four hits.
Attendance 200 Score:
Clubs r. H. E.
Cincinnati .......,....................... 8
Louisville L
Batteries-Frisk and Kahoe Wadden and
Latimer Umpire-O Day
ST. LOUIS Oct. 5-The Pirates made It four
straight to-day. The Perfectos hammered
Grays shoots and he was taken out Leever
who replaced him, was invincbe. Attendance
1890. Score:
Clubs r. II. E.
-. Louis ............................. Is 4
L lt'SpuAS IL u
Batteries-Sudhoff and O'Connor; GRAY.
Donald.
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Fair at Eollistar.

HOLLISTER. Oct. 5.-The sixth annual
fair of the Agricultural Association, Dis
trict No. 3S. viii open Tuesday. October
10, and close October Il. The associa-
tion viii have five DAYS racing made up
principally of overnight events. The large
paNilion is ranidlN filling with exhibits
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Trimble Defeats RYAN.

LOS ANGELES, Oct Jim Trimble of
Los Angeles got the decision over Jim
Ryan OF Cincinnati at the end of a twen-
ty-round contest here tonight
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PHILADELPHIA TIES
THE BAL LTIM0RES
CORRECT STANDING OF THE CLUBS

BALTIMORE. Oct Both Nops and Dona-
hue were in fine form to-day. Though Nops
was hit harder not a run would have been
scored by the visitors had Smith not dropped
. thrown ball allowing Lauder to cross the
plate in the fifth. The game resulted in tie.
being called at the end of the ninth on account
of darkness. Attendance 1850 Score:
Clubs r. II. Z.
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures. 3
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DETROIT. Oct. 5.-weather fine. Track fa

at Windsor Results:
Seven furlongs selling -Juanetta won, Rene
Campbell second, Red snapper third. Time.
1.21i2.
-Four and a half furlongs -statira won. Miss
Fordham second, Miss Fonsoland third. Time,
l.55ia
One mile -Ennomia won, Virgie second,
Branch third. Time. 1:41
Shrove Tuesday second, J. Lucille third. Time,
:55i4.
six furloHgs. selling-La Grange won, Bru-
lare second. Quaver third. Time, ia
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Selections for To-Day.

First race-Midity, Summer. Ny Gypsy.
Second race-Donator. Jerid. p. A. Finne-
gan.
Third ace-Opponent, Mamie G. Rapido.
Fourth race-Pat Morrissey, February, Mead
owlark-
Fifth race-Clarando. Rio Chico. Castake.
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Time to shr START Wonfr
Winner D. c by mp Mar Russell.
off
Bill aing
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Fifth race-Six furlongs: three-year-ol and
upward; handicap; selling.
115 Novia .........l09 -. Rosalbra ........ es
1l5 Rio Chico........ 9S Campus ......... IS
-. Castake ....>....1o0 119 Clarando ......- So
go Semiramide 100 112 Negligence LOO
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TAKES FIRST THREE RACES
Jenkins Gains the Jockey Honors at
Morris Park.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Jenkins took the
jockey honors at Morris Park to-day
He won the first three races on Belle of
Memphis at to !. Belle of Lexington at
to ! and Raffaelo al to l, and fin
ished third on two others. Two features
were decided. the Bellemeade, for three
year-olds, and the Bronx lightweight
handicap In the former Mcleod of Dare
was the favorite. with Raffaello second
choice Lady Lindsey and The BarTister
cut out the running to the last sixteenth,
when Raffaello closed with rush and
won cleverly by a length and a half from
Mcleod of Dare. In the Bronx Richard
l was the favorite, but the best he could
do was third. The two-year-old Waring
made all the running and lasted Just long
enough to win by a head from Muskadine.
who closed fast. Results:
Eclipse course-Belle of Memphis won, Fire
arm second, Touca third. Time, 1:l04a.
Five fllrlCngs-Belle of Lexington won, Lady
Uncas second, Iroquos Belle third. Time,
Beiemeade. seven furlongs-Raffaello won,
Mcleod of Dare second, Lady Lindsey third
Time 1:2G&.
Bronx lightweight handicap, six furongs-
third. Time. 1:lSl4.
one mile-Herbert won Modrine second,
Charentus third Time. 1899.
One and q sixteenth miles sellilg-Oltver Nc
won Dan Rice second, our Nellie third Time,
.463.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5-weather clear. Trac
fast Results

fast Results:
Five furlongs, selling-Hermoso won. Peter
AIcCue second Marsella third Time. 2:00%.
six furlongs-Erla d'Or won, Alice Turner
second Maharajah third. Time, lis.
Short-course steeplechase-Marble won, Three
One and a sixteenth miles. selling-King Ber-
muda won. Eitholin second, Bishop Reed third
Tine. l:47k.
Seven furlongs, selng-The Rush won, Yo-
loco second. The Monk third. Time l2194.
one mfe-Nflzpah won, Found second, Allie
viate third Time, 1:40
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lord Vincent, b. s. by st. Vim
cent dam Gold Lie. by Gold


ford Jr. second, Waggo third. Edward also
started.
2:27 class, trotting; purse s1oGo-Phrase won in
straight heats Time-2:16, 21212, 2:13. Joe
Watts second George Alex third. Ebba, Slip
away, Lady K Corea and COzad also started.
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3b I3-Ib, 224i mile 14&; 1-16m 1:49N Good start
rd driving Winner, J. j. Crooks m. by Hyder Ali
Mamie 9 sent her best regards Mornel disappointment
OF speed hohenzolIern in trouble start
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adoption Of the classification in general
use throughout the country by the
American Kennel Club. together with The
scale OF points in the winners class for
the attainment Of championship honors
Some of the Seattle fanciers have Or
ganized club under the title Of tbo
Gentlemen,s Kennel Club Of SeatttIa ;
und will affiliate with the American ~
mel Cup under the rules of which shows
-, California is to lose, at least tennorar-
John p; de Ruyter will shin tnefIa wot bJs
dog; Old Hall Admiral, to James Wats ilin
81 New York. He will place the dog IN
the stud. Numerous breeders in the E,o ~
nave expressed desire for his servicae
and it Is in order to contribute ~ W -
Improvement of the, breed that Mr.. de de
Kuyter has consented to send Admiral on
this long journey. iiiii @i oii
Miss Williams Of Menlo Park lost bo-
collie, Shep, some days since. When Oh 4
FFeaPTpeared she had one Of her T" l eiis
broken. DR.. K. o. Steers reduced t5s
fracture. 1t was at first thought tbat
Shep had been shot. but subseonent ', nSl
sSmlnation showed the dog had probabIv
Mrs, b. Bryan Of Alameda has ar
ranged ran ed, with John /. Cunningham to take
ler blue Great Dane, Queen OLGA 10
breed TO his Champion Ivan.
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BOXERS IN TRAINING.

Alex Greggains of this city and Jack
Root of Chicago will meet in twenty
round bout before the Western Club in
Woodwards Pavilion next Wednesday
night Greggains in his day has met
Sharkey. Steiner and others of the
heavyweight division with credit to him
self. He has been out of the ring some
time, but is always in practice.
Root is a smaller and lighter man, but
he has won numerous fights in and
around Chicago, where his ability a
hard hitter is recognized. He aspires. to
a ring engagement with Kid Mccoy,
which indicates his own estimate of his
powers He has had several weeks prep
aration at Croll's Garden, Alameda, while
Greggains is undergoing the conditioning
process at Blanken's Six Mile House.
The referee will be chosen on Monday,
and the Chicagoan has already expressed
q preference for Hiram y. Cook lie
would also be satisfied with Jim Nc
Donald, the baseball umpire, or big
BIZ Lange.
Two ten-round preliminaries have been
arranged, the principals being Toby Err
win and Jack" Ennis; Fred Asst and
Jack Weedy Of Denver.
The first boxing exhibition Of the Co
lumbar Athletic Club Will be held IN the
new gymnasium, % Golden Gate avenue,
on the 21st inst. The principal bout on
the programme will be between Eddie
Toy and Charles Vickers, eight rounds.
The other boxers matched are: Charles
Thurston and Charles Post; Kid john
son and Charles Collins; William Toy
and joe Long; Kid Dobson and Bob
Armstrong, and a three round exhibition
between Joe" Kennedy and Peter Long.
The gymnasium is being arranged for the
billions Will be promoted while the pat
ronage warrants.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge E. D. Sawyer, on behalf Of the
Bar Association, appeared before Presid-
ing Judge Daingerfield yesterday and read
a tribute to the memory of the late Ed
ward ]. Pringle, Supreme Court Commits
sioner. Judge Daingerfield ordered the
memorial spread in full upon the minutes
of the court.
Edward Kruse made application yester-
day for letters of guardianship upon the
person and estate of his brother, William
II. Kruse, whom he alleges is incompe-
tent, through weakness of mind, disease
and dissipation"
The trial of Bernard Ward, charged
with having embezzled $4,000 from the Pa
cifc Coast Firemens Union, was contin-
ued before Judge Dunno yesterday.
Frank Commins, paying teller of the HI
hernia Bank, was on the stand during the
sitting Identifying various demands
signed, he said, by Ward and John
Dougherty, president of the association,
and honored at the bank. The case will
proceed next Monday
Judge Mogan heard the arguments of
counsel yesterday in the case of Frank J;
Mitchell, charged with the murder Of
Frank McAuliffe, and reserved his deci-
sion till next Tuesday.
The case of o. c. Shaw, employed by
the Pennsylvania Oil Company, charged
with felony ENLIGHTENMENT by Annie NJ.
Forbes, 6S1 Geary street, who alleged that
she gave Shaw $50 on his promise to mar
ry her, was dismissed by Judge Mogan
Yesterday, the Judge characterizing Miss
Forbes as an adventures, as she has been
known under six different names,
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AROUNDTHE LIGHTHOUSES

For many years past 1t has been the
custom of the South End Rowing Club
to give an entertainment at its clubhouse
on the Sunday before election day, when
candidates for the various municipal Of
fees address the members and their
friends Last Sunday a large number Of
people were in attendance. Vice President
r |. Fitzpatrick occupied the chair and
introduced the speakers TO the audience.
The South End Rowing Club officials
intend to hold regatta for members
only on the Sunday before Thanksgiving
day at Long Bridge. The principal event
will be a race between the ''Midgets'' and
the junior barge crew. This was to have
been rowed last Sunday, but the boat
house was so crowded that it was thought
best to defer the event. There will also
be some skiff races.
The Dolphin Swimming and Boating
Club has lately taken in a new member,
F. Baker who is from Auckland, n. T.,
where he held the championship at ten
stone GAO poundS) in wager boats of the
Auckland Rowing Club. He Will be a
valuable addition TO the ranks of the Dol
phin oarsmen.
At the last meeting of the regatta COM
mittee of the Pacific Association the
amendment TO the constitution and ~
laws. which was proposed by j. P Foley,
the South End delegate, that the regatta
committee consist of three representa-
tives of each rowing club, instead of one,
as at present, was rejected. The amend
ment was proposed at the annual meet
ing of the association and referred by
the president TO the regatta committee
The amendment proposed by S. J. Penn
broke of the Alameda Boat Club with re-
gard to the length and width of outraged
skiffs was also rejected, the chief ground
of rejection being that If a new model is
adopted the existing skiffs will be rem
dered useless for racing and the clubs be
put to considerable expense for new
boats. Besides, the long, narrow, smooth
bottomed skiff proposed would have been
practically wherry.
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WHEELMEN ON THE TRACK

The proposed race meet, conducted by
Leavitt & Bill, will take place on the
Olympic Clubs track south of Golden
Gate Park tomorrow morning. conrnenc-
ing at 10 o'clock. No admission will be
charged spectators and no entry fee 10
riders. Entries may be made at the
grounds. The meet is given by Leavitt
Bill Tor the purpose of stimulating
the interest of riders and public in the
game, and to this end they will offer val
liable prizes to the winners. The list of
events is as follows:
Club race, five men on side o1vmnic VIC
Bay City Wheelmen; match race, j. Ephraim
VS.. l.. Samuels; mile handicap; exhibition
Olympic mascot, Bob Anthony wears old
ton and mile open.
Among the riders A Davidson. c.
h 1T A; Perry E. Hanjes, Bay City Wheel
Thomas White, Charles Long, George Fuller
NJ Davis, f. Howe, e. Adams, H Anthony
olympic; unattached riders-J. Ephraim. l..
Samuels. a. Mckune. Theisen and Birdsali A.
Berg. List of officials: Referee-Wiiliam Loos
Ilmers-F. c. Montealegre Olympic; Archie
6 6eed, Bay City Wheelmen; James Nucleus,
olympic !,Ip Joseph Lewis. San Francisco Road
Club; William Mackie. Olympic Judges
Charles a: Adams, Olympic; Frank H. KERR
W. Captain r. Coulter c. G. C. scorers-R.
Van Zandt. c. c.; o. Olson s. C. G.; William
L,owniey' 5. c. G.: Starter. ]. w. Leavitt;
George f. Dixon.
AL F. Morrison, formerly well known in
the trade here, but who has been in the
East for the past two years with the
Orient people, is in the city for a short
visit renewing old acquaintance.
Casey Castleman, the champion rider of
Southern, California in 1895 and who was
brought here at that time by the Acme
Club and rode on their relay team, has
come to town and will make his perma-
nent residence here. He would be an ac-
QUESTION to any one of the local clubs.
Floyd A. Mcfarland OF San Jose. who
mas been on the Eastern circuit again this
year, Is back in the Garden City planning
race meets for the future. He has one
arranged for the 10Th inst. there, which
ought to be a SUCCESS, Judging from the
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| ing in his own club will be made welcome
at all other clubs.
try Club were formally opened on the 4th
| inst. with large tournament. Thirty
eight men played out the sc holes, and
seventeen ladies finished the Is holes. The
| links, thanks to the recent rain and the
care Of the greenkeeper, were in fine con-
dition and the greens true, though a little
slower than they have recently been. The
tournament committee consisted of E. B.
| Tufts, j. q. Cook, j. +. Sartori and W.
Cosby, who conducted the contests ad-
mirably. c. E. Orr of Pasadena, to whom
! the links were new, gave UP the contest at
! the eighth hole; but G. E. Maud Of River
side handed in the lowest score yet made
for IS holes on the course. Maud and Cos
by tied for first place in the championship
event, Maud's score being A, 49, A, 81;
total, 1872; and Cosby's being 45, 43, 45, 49;
total, 1S2. The, tie was played off at
IS holes, medal play, on the 5th inst,
and resulted in a second tie. After lunch
Cosby's score was AZ, As, total. 80; while
Maud's was 43, SO; total, &C. Cosby thus
won the open championship of the Los
Angeles Country Club.
The mems handicap was won by W.
Cosby, with ]. W. Ruthven second. The
mems driving competition was won by c.
E. Orr, with W. Cosby second. The -wo-
mems open championship was carried of
by Mrs. J. H. Braly, with Miss Helen
Heaiy Of Coronado second 29.L The The wqm omen,
with Miss Beatty second. The womens
driving competition was won by Miss
Bertha Crouch, Mrs. A. II. Braly being
In the mems handicap c. E. Maud and
C. e. Orr received 4, and E. Condo Jones,
w Cosby, E. B. Tufts and J. F. Sartori
of the Los Angeles Country Club, with
]. H Brown of Helmet and w. H. Young
of Santa Monica, received s. DOGGY being
the basis of the handicapping. In the
mems handicap gross scores Maud and
Cosby beat their nearest competitor, Z.
Condo Jones, by, 10 strokes. In the wo-
much closer, Mrs. A. H Braly's gross
score being ia, Miss Healy's rs. Miss
Bertha Crouchs 116, Miss Beatty's 120,
Mrs J. D. Fosters 121, Mrs. H. w.
Wallis and Mrs. Upham's 122, and Mrs.
W. S. Porters 125.
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NOTES OF THE FISHERMEN.

The fishermen who visit the streams IN
Marin County each winter in quest of
steelheads have been much disturbed over
law passed recently by the County Su-
pervisors This specifically prohibits fish
Ing for steelhead trout during the close Sc
season for other trout. In the subJoined
notes from II. ]. McIsaac, District At
torney Of Marin County, he intimates that
the Supervisors did not contemplate pro
hib!ting the fishing for steelheads. HIS
note reads:
In regard to steelhead fishing in Marin
County / will say that. In my opinion I'M
der section 10 Of Marin County Game Or
dinance l07 fishing for steelhead trout is I'M
doubtedly prohibited during the close season
for other trout. do not think. however.
that the Board Of Supervisors contemplated
the prohibition of such fishing, and. no
doubt, some action toward lifting the pro-
hibition win be taken when the board
meets again.
John Benn and C. G. Young have been
enjoying the steelhead fishing at Point
Arena. Mr.. Young caught an eight
FOUNDER and a ten-pounder, besides a
large number weighing three and four
mounds.
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DOGS AND DOG FANCIERS,

The premium list OF the Oakland Bench
Show has been issued by the California
Collie. Club. which promotes the show I'M
der the regulations OF the Pacific Kennel
League. The president of the club Is
William 3. Frue of San Jose, and the sec
rotary Norman J. Stewart of Oromas
The bench show committee consists, be-
sides those gentlemen, Of J. c. Berret and
g r. Harker Of San Jose and O. J. Albee
Of Lawrence. g. ". Burrell Of New York
VIII judge settlers and pointers, while {.
j. Marin Of Ballston, Or. will award the
ribbons for all other classes. No pedigree
IS necessary to exhibit a dog at any bench
snow under the rules of the Pacific Ken
mel League or the American Kennel Club.
except that, in the case Of puppies. the
entry must state the names of the breed
or. the sire and Gam and the date Of
whipping
The Pacific Bull Terrier Club held it's
regular meeting last week. 1t was de-
teTlnined to support the annual show Of
The san Francisco Kennel Club to the
fullest extent of the clubs power
J. ". Flynn has entered his pointer dog,
Senator T., in the all-age stake Of the
United States Field Trials. Senator z
when but II months old, won the cham
piQnship stake OF the Pacific Coast Field
Trials last January in the hottest COM
a decided movement in cocker spaniels
is noticeable OF the coast. Mr. Carlton s
lot of puppies by Champion Viscount out
Of Trilby, were all sold and local breeders
are buying I'm Eastern markets. Mrs. w.
&. Ralston of Oakland who paid re-
markable figure for the New York win
ner, Princess Flavia, has bought from the
Belle Isle Kennels of Detroit fine black
cocker spaniel dog by Black Duke II, out
Of Champion Gaiety Girl.
e. G. Plume of the Plumeria Kennels
of this city has bought a red cocker dog
by Red Mac. out Of Hampton Queen
Readie
some of the members of the Pacific
Kennel League are becoming dissatisfied
with that organization. The Seattle Ken
mel Club intends to agitate for the repeal
of the antiquated classification now In
vogue by the league. 1t will advocate the