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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-12

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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
NOTES OF THE TURF.

"Daggie' Smith brought Don Luis down
from Sacramento TO race at the meeting.
Frank McMahon has a likely looking
entry in the two-year-Old event. The
yoUngster is barrier green"
The track suits the runners, but the
harness horse folks are grumbling The
latter say it is chopped up too much. This
bong the case, there will be no record
lrcaking next week
Galen Brown will probably start four or
five during the week.
Eddie Jones will be the star of the rid
Sullivan and Stufffet have also been hard
at work taking off superfluous flesh.
Willie Flynn has braced up and may be
seen in the saddle.
On Wednesday the California Jockey
Club received "A telegram from Walt.r
Jennings, trainer of Briar Sweet Flower
of Gold and other noted performers ask
also wanted a kitchen and stated that the
EmeTYVille track would be his home
". b. Sink Jr. dropped in from New
York unexpectedly during the week. He
did not have a very prosperous season on
the far East tracks. and shortly before
filly Orthia 10 Sidney Paget for $4,000. Mr..
Sink says sam Hildreth. trainer for the
Whitney stable has been unusually unf9r-
tunate in the battle with the books and is
reported as being down to cases. last
year Sam cleared up over $4,000 in -he
ring and is now in receipt of yearly
salary of $4,000. On the other hand hi,
brother-in-law Frank Taylor is reported
a good winner.
Handicapped Brooks will shortly begin
work ON the programme book for the first
two weeks of racing at Oakland track.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Among the Cricketers.

The Alameda cricket eleven will meet
the California team tomorrow on the
Webster street grounds at Alameda for
the fifth time during the present season.
The following will be the representatives
of the Alameda Cricket Club: J. J.
Moriarty Captain, j. II. Saunders, Har-
old Ward, j. ]. R. Peel. P. E. Mclean,
George Hellmann. F. c. Driffield, f.
Croll, V. Seebeck, B. Bird and F. Stahl or
W. G. Fortmann. The California eleven
will be chosen from the following; E. G..
Sloman A Dickinson, A. B. Lubbock, c.
J. Thomas, w. Reeves, E. j. Loughman
l.. Schroeder, f. NJ. Gum, A Willis, j.
Brown. E. w. Watts, w. r. Hammond.
G. c. Farrell, J. d. Robertson and A E.
Aitken.
Three of the. Southern Californians who
recently proposed to visit San Francisco
to play against the local cricketers have
been playing. golf at Del Monte during
the past week. These are c. E. Maud of
Riverside, W. H. Young and NJ. G. Bur
mester of Santa Monica. C. F. Maud and
w. II. Young made the second and third
best scores in the qualifying rounds for
the Del Monte golf cup. Another crick-
eter who entered the qualifying round was
Rev. H. w. l.. O'Rourke, L. S. v for.
meriy senior chaplain of the Seamen's s
institute IN this city, who has OCCASION
ally captained a team of apprentices from
British vessels. - '-A
II. c, Cassidy who has been playing with
ms OLD club, the Pacifics, in several
AS acting captain of the Mountain Cop
per Company Cricket Club he has invited
the city players to make UP team to
nrom nISl1 keswtfk ins on September and 10,
however as the Pacifics have recently
visited Santa Cruz and expect to receive
a return visit from the Santa Cruzans at
% ber eIf5y or a gate probably either Septem-
can pc made uD to accent the hosnitaIity
oi the Shasta County men.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
State Fairs Success Assured.

The State Fair at Sacramento, to be
held next month, promises to be the most
successful in the history of the State Ag-
ricultural Society. 4 he great pavilion of
the society, covering three acres of
ground. has already been appropriated by
exhibitors. This vast area will be filled
with the finest specimens of fruits grains
and grasses grown in the State, together
with the most novel and modern manu-
featuring and agricultural machinery.
which Will be shown in motion A model
creamery, a silo and an art gallery will
be attractive features. A cooking school
will be maintained and various articles
will be manufactured in view of the pub
lic.
At the park all breeds of livestock of
finest specimens from all over the United
States will be shown. Racing will be con-
Quoted for two weeks. Large fields of
the best trained horses in the State are
entered in the various races. splendid
musical programme and entertainments
will be rendered every evening at the
pavilion. The exhibits are coming from
all over the State, and a large attendance
from all directions is assured.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
STATE FAIR PROGRAMME.
Complete List of the Events for the
Two Weeks of Racing at Sac
ramento

The speed committee of the California
State Agricultural Society has prepared
the following programme of the events to
be given each day during the State Fair
which opens on Monday. September 4, at
Agricultural Park, Sacramento:
Monday September 4-Occident stake; pscing,
Friday, September /; Shafter selling stake.
running, seventeen entries; running, free purse
1850. conditions Friday, September l.
Tuesday. September Pacing stake, two
year-old, 2:30 class; trotting PIG class; Flash
stake, running. sixteen entries; running. free
running, free purse $500, conditions Friday
September /.
three-year-old, 2:20 class; trotting. 2:22 class;
Dewey selling stake, entries; running, free
ming, free purse $500, conditions Friday Sep
Thursday, September 7-Trotting stake. two
year-old, 2:40 class trotting. 2:40 class; ladies
stake running, seven entries; running free
purse $500, conditions Friday. September l.;
running, free purse $3.50. conditions Friday
Friday September Especial conditions Sep
tember 5; pacing 2:l5 class; sunny Slope
conditions Friday, September l; running, free
purse $500, conditions Friday, September l.
Saturday. September 9-Pacing, 2:25 class;
trottng. free-for-a1 Gwo in three); Vinctor
stake, eight entries; running. free purse $500,
purse $500 conditions Friday, September 1; run
ming, free purse $780, conditions Friday, Sep
tember l.
Monday September 11-Stanford stake, trot-
ting; trotting, 2:3O class; the California Annual
stake. ten entries running. free purse $3.50 con-
ditons Friday. September S; running, free
purse 5000. conditions Friday, September s.
Tuesday, September l2-Trotting, 2:l9 class;
pacing 212 class; the California Futurity,
twenty entries: running. free purse $500, condi-
tcns Friday, September s; running, free purse
S400.
Wednesday. September 13-Double team race.
special conditions Monday. September IL; run
ming, free purse $3.50 conditions Friday Sep
tember s; running. free purse $500, conditions
Friday, September s. running, free purse $3.50.
conditions Friday, September s.
Thursday, September l4-Sacramento County
roadster race; trotting, 2:l3 class: the Capital
City stake, eleven entries; the Autumn han-
dicap seven entries; running, free purse $500.
conditions Friday, September s.
Friday, September 15-Three-year-old stake,
trottng 2:25 clasS; pacing. 21S class; running.
free purse $3.50. conditions Friday September
s; running, free purse $3.50, conditions Friday,
September s; running. free purse $780, condi-
tons Friday, September S.
Saturday September 1G-Trotting. 2:26 class;
pacing. free for-all 1.-TWO in three); the Favor
ite stake. eleven entries: running. free purse
$3.50 conditions Friday, September s; running,
free purse $780, conditions Friday, September s.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
RIFLEMEN ARE ENTERTAINED
Visiting Arions Pleased With West
ern Systems on the Big Shoot
ing Ranges.

One of the pleasant functions in rifle
circles during the past week was a re-
ception to the Arons of New York prior
to their departure for home. Among the
visitors were many members of shooting
organizations, who were desirous of in
specting the California Schuetzen Clubs
range near San Rafael, ard they wired
from the Yosemite that they would accept
an invitation that had been extended 10
be the guests of the local rifiemen upon
their return. AS soon as they reached
this city the Fasteners went to the San
Rafael range, where they We're met by
William Ehrenpfort. the veteran marks
man of the West; Captain F. Attinger,
PhilO Jacoby, Robert tinking. Captain
Fred Kuhls, r. Rahwyler, Captain Straub
and others. The party was entertained
at luncheon by Captain Schumann, after
which they went over the grounds. The
visitors were much impressed with the
Western mems system of marking and
scoring shots. On their ranges they still
use the old system of showing the value
of shots by the means of large figures
raised by the markers in the pits. The
local means of communication by wheels
and wire particularly impressed the East
ern men being much superior. Among
the visitors We're: John Spannheke, John
II. Feldscher, j; n. Gennerich, Edward
G. d. Degenhardt and Gustav Grossman.
Many of the Arions promised to return to
the great rifle tournament in 1900
The fOrtieth anniversary of the San
Francisco SchuetZen Nerein will be cele-
brated at Shell Mound range on Septem-
ber 3. An interesting programme of rifle
events has been prepared. The verein has
appropriated $50 for prizes on the point
target. Special prizes will be given for
most points, premiums, best thirty shots
and the best centers. On the public tar
get tpoint the tickets will be six shots
to the string. re-entry. a large number
of valuable merchandise prizes will be
given for the members making the best
three-shot scores In this event no out
slider will be allowed to participate. The
organization is ordered to assemble at
headquarters in uniform and will march
to the ferry. The targets will be open
from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
AMATEURS CANNOT BOX.
Excelsior Athletic Club Refused a
Permit by the Supervisors.

In future it will be impossible for un-
trained boxers to engage in a legal boxing
match The memory of a recent death in
the ring has caused the Health and Police
Committee of the Board of Supervisors to
refuse to sanction further amateur con-
tests. The application of the Excelsior
Athletic Club for a permit to hold con-
tests was yesterday refused. The reasons
for the refusal are set forth in the follow
ing report:
''The instructions that have been i'm
posed heretofore have not, in view of a
recent death in fistic encounter, been
observed, and to allow amateurs 10 give
such exhibitions is to invite and encourage
contests that may be fatal to one or more
of the participants"
Sheriff Martins plea for drugs and
medicines with which to fill prescriptions
at the County Jails was then
taken up. The committee. in view
of the fact that the appropriation is
inadequate to meet the requirements
decided to call upon some public-minded
citizen for the necessary drugs and
pledged themselves to do all in their her
power to reimburse such citizen in The
future NAAS
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
YACHTSMEN RETURN
FROM RIVER CRUISE
Corinthians Will Escort the Home
Coming Craft to Their Moorings
at Tiburon Tomorrow

The San Francisco Yacht Club contribu-
ted its share to the marine parade on
Thursday, the following boats flying It's
burgee at their mastheads: The schooners
Lurline, Aggie, Ramona, Chispa, Outing
and Rover, the yawl Tramontana and the
sloop Sappho. The sloop Pactolus, flagship
of the CALIFORNIA;, was withdrawn because
of Commodore Allen NJ. Clay's serious ILL
ness, but the yawl Idler and the sloop Oc-
cident represented the club The Corin-
THAN yachts towed in the parade were the
sloops Harpoon, Clara, Speedwell and
Ella.
Last Saturday the yawl Frolic joined the
cruise of the San Franciscos to Vallejo,
and on Sunday her owner E. c. Bartlett
accompanied by Mrs: Bartlett, started on
an up-river cruise. The San Francisco
yawl Phyllis recently returned to Sausa-
Ito
The necessary changes in the rig and
trim of the San Francisco challenger for
the Perpetual cup have been made, and a
trial of her speed will soon be had. The
Corinthians are not under any obligation
to name their defender until the morning
of the race. provided only that they, are
ready to defend on some day not later
than September 80. They are at liberty TO
choose boat suitable to the weather pre-
vailing on the day appointed, A commit
tee from the Corinthian and san Francis
co clubs will arrange a meeting 70 discuss
details. The regatta of the racine inter-
club Yacht Association, to De held IN sep
tember will afford an opportunity to try
out the boats which might serve as de-
Commodore T. L. Hill will employ to-
morrow morning in repairing the pack
stay and main traveller, which were car
ried away on the sloop Cygnus in the trial
of speed from Vallejo last Sunday
Tomorrow the Corinthians will sail into
the upper bay to meet the sloops Aeolus,
Edna Mignon and Cupid on their return
from the annual cruise up the Sacramento
River. ,,o It'll.
Carrier Of the CALIFORNIA; cr.iised up TO
Fra ncisco fleet She is keel boat. with
o,itside and inside ballast and though she
I,.as under sail for the first time showed
great speed She has not nc yet been of ma Pamed
Erancieco Yachts from Vallejo resulted In
&c O. close and exciting finishes. H. r.
Sir1n(,ins' vawl Tramontana beat G. f.
RIIings' PiiI sloop Mike by l minute and 81
lnonn5s and DR.. A w. McKenzie's sloop
Sannho finished l minute and l second
oapPd bppad of Commodore T. L. Hills sloop
Sr.gnus Though the race was successful,
-! 80 - . dissa tisfaction was expressed that
sun itnborough measurement of the yachts
"a IA careful calculation of time allow
aIces az based thereon were not made.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
BURLINGAME
LOSES THE GAME
OF BASEB BALL
Contest Held at Del
Monte Grounds.
ALUMNI PLAYERS WIN
GOLF TOURNAMENT rs NOW
COMPLETED.
E. B. Tufts of Los Angeles Wins the
Cup, Gaining Honors for the
Southern Portion of the
State.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DEL MONTE, Aug. 25.-For the first
time in the present sporting meet here
Burlingame has met with defeat. its
Waterloo being on the baseball diamond
at the racetrack and its conquerors the
allied universities of the State.
The game began at 3 p. m. in the pres
ence of all the smart set staying here,
nearly all of whom were interested in the
Burlingame players. but who impartially
applauded good work on either side Play
began with Alumni in. and at the end OF
the first inning three runs stood to their
credit Burlingame then played with a
rush scoring six points in the second and
third innings and doing some very clever
work Burlingame's fielders did poor work
and muffed the ball frequently. Alumni
were thus enabled TO make several bases,
but could not keep their opponents from
scoring until Harrisburg began to pitch.
Then the Varsity men went ahead in fine
style.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
FIELD TRIALS CLUB
IN QUEST OF A JUDGE
Arthur Merriman of Memphis, Tenn.
the First Choice of the Cuba
Successful Meeting Expected.

The members of the Pacific Coast Field
Trials Club are already preparing for
their next meet on January a. 1900 at
Bakersfield.
At a meeting on Thursday attended by
W. S. Tevis J. +. de Ruyter c. n. Post.
Frank Maskey and II. w Keller first con-
sideratior was given the selection of a
Tenn. who judged the trials before the
last, was the choice of the club. although
the members are afraid his services will
not be available. w; S. Bell Pittsburg.
Manitoba, have also been named Mr. de
Ruyter will correspond with them ih an
effort 10 secure the presence of one of
them.
Mr.. Tevis has offered a valuable silver
cup for the champion stake The en-
tries for the all-age stake close December
10. There is a strong Derby entry and all
indications point TO a successful meeting
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
OPENING DAY
Of GOLDEN GATE
FAIR RACE MEET
Six Running Races on
the Card.
HAVEY IN THE STARTERS BOX
SOLDIERS IN UNIFORM ADMIT
TED FREE TODAY
Schwartz & Co. Will Lay the Prices.
Horatio and Other Fast Sprint
ers to Face the
Barrier.

The mixed race meet of the Golden Gate
Agricultural Society meets this afternoon
At Oakland track. For the opening day
the directors concluded TO cater entirely
TO the thoroughbred, the card being made
up Of six well filled running events. Con-
sidering the fact that many California
stables are in the East, the class of horses
starting is a very fair lot and some great
sport should be witnessed
The well-known flag -wielder. Dick
Havey, will occupy the starters box and
Henry Schwartz & Co. viii accommodate
the crowd in the betting ring. AS a COM
pliment TO the boys in blue. the directors
at a meeting held yesterday decided to
allow all soldiers in uniform to pass
through the gate to-day free of admission
charge.
The entries are az follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Olympic Gun Club Notes.

The ''varmint" hunt of the Olympic Gun
Club has been postponed. After all the
preparations for it had been made it de-
veloped that there Is no train by which
the members could reach the preserves
at the desired time Arrangements are
TO be fixed later.
At the last meeting of the directors IT
was decided to restrict the use of the
clubrooms tonight to members only. The
club building is or the line of the parade
and a crush was expected If members
We're permitted to invite friends.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Will Play Handball.

The entries for Sundays handball
games at Phil Ryan's court, S5S Howard
street, are as follows
A. McVicker and T. Leach C. Smith and
J. Condor.
D. J. Sheehan and J. r. Bockman VS. E. Nc
Donough and r. Lynch
D. Rodgers and NJ. Mcneil VS. NJ. Mcdonald
and 6. Mcdonald.
D. Ryan and J. Kirby VS.. L. Barry and T.
Foley.
p. Ryan and NJ. Mcclure VS.. ]. Bowling and
r Housman.
NJ J. IIilgallon and +. Maloney VS.. j. Rior-
dan and 4. Linehan
j. White and r. Murphy VS.. J. Collins and E
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Reiff Wins Handicap.

LONDON, Aug. 25-L Reiff. the Ameri i.
can jockey, won the Palace welter handi-
cap with Charina al the Hurst Park Club
August meeting to-day johnny Sand
eight. heid or
-, The Hampton plate was won by 1or
i,cke nckey Martin hro,lha ridden by the American
Friar Like third. Five horses n'u ran. ana
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
xFTCHUM STILL AT LARGE
Report That He Was Captured In
New Mexico Untrue.

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 25.-The report that
tbe train robber who was shot and fatally
lllo lI-,,,l5ad - near Folsom N NJ, few days
- baan identified as Tom Ketchum,
ago ago notorious ncrE leader of the band of rob-
@ tle iDt r,bo have held up a number of trains
i1' 1'evas New Mexico and Arizona during
III The past few years. is discredited by the
Stste authorities here.
1Positive information was received here
III few days ago that Tom Ketchum
i'nS ui,t been seen near Sanderson, Tex, and
nau Ila. he was being closely pursued by a
aasa Inas IF state Rangers and deputy United
States Marshals.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
San Francisco Club Boxers.

The officials of the San Francisco Ath-
letic Club have perfected their arrange
ments for the regular monthly boxing ex-
hibition, to be held in the gymnasium of
the club next Wednesday. The principal
bout will be between Eddie Toy and
Charles Vickers at 100 pounds Some new
men will be tried out in the remaining
bouts. The men matched are: kid"
Johnson and Mike Gassman; Jack Nc
Mahon and Mike Molliss; Mike Mcclure
and William Kennedy. Aleck Greggains
will referee, as usual.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Santa Cruz.
Positions.
With the Swimmers and Divers.

The programme of aquatic sports at
Sutro Baths for tomorrow has been pre-
pared as follows:
5O-yard dash. novice-W. Fleming G. Wal
cott c. King. o. Lowenthal, F. Shea. j.
Neil.
50-yard dash-Juveniles-W Early J. Laird
W. Peters, c: Augustus. T. Lahusen r. Rid
ing, c. Lundin. c. Crowley NJ. Johnston
100-yard tub race-E. Lieboldt. w Fisher
E. Wells w. Beyer, o. Ehrman, f. Hide
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Cross Country Club ou+ing

me first trip of the Century Cross
country Club members was to the sum-
MT mt OF Mount Tamalpais. Those in the
car Briggs, a. Schuman. F. Sampson f.
p I ipsVr, m n keyser, George Ward. F. Ward,
I lie de Iurberville c. Alison ]. Robinson T.
SIiias, r. Jones G. Higgins f. Keltner j.
Jackson - e ~
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
ON THE BASEBALL FIELD.
Santa Cruz and Oakland Teams Will
Meet in This City To-Day
and Tomorrow

The Santa Cruz and Oakland baseball
teams will play here to-Gay and to-mor-
row. They played at Santa Cruz last
week, the home team making it three
straight The series was pronounced the
most interesting played at the seaside
this year. The teams will line up as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Cricket in Australia.

TAUNTON, England, Aug. 25.-At the
close Of play here of the cricket match
between the Australians and a Somerset
shire eleven the former team had scored
39S runs for five wickets down.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
Meteorite Observed.

oPORTO, Aug. 25.-At l O'Clock this
morning meteorite crossed the sky here
slight earthquake shock was felt at the
same time. No damage has been reported.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26

brandt. A Augustus, W. Phillips c. Adler,
G. Baudain, H Steljes. W. Yarrow.
Trick and fancy spring board diving-M.
Divert, d; Mccain, NJ. McCowen, C. Crowley.
r. Cordell. c. Strohlin. a. Bagnatori, @. La
Rue. p. Giovanni. ]. Gladstone, f. Ralston.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26

| thus carried off one bf the highest honors
golf tournament will conclude with team
match tomorrow in which north and
south will again be pitted against each
of
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
The CRYSTAL dot Sea Baths.

Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea
water tub and swimming baths North Beach =
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26

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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
we're made ND as follows:


The mems gof contest for the Del Monte
cup was finished to-day. c. f. Maud. pres
ident of the Riverside Polo and Golf Club,
coming off victorious. The mornings play
began with contest between r. NJ. FitZ-
gerald of the Oakland Golf Club and
Maud, Fitzgerald falling out after very
close play. Maud then played the finals
with e. B. Tufts of Los Angeles, and fin
ished about dusk this evening at five up
and four to play. Southern California has