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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-15

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-15
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-15

who was sentenced TO transportation
for seven years for his assault upon her
majesty, died in 1895.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-15
E0R DYSPEPSIA.

For six years 1 was n tic
tim OF dyspepsia inits worst form.
ana at times M stomach would net
retain and digest even that. Las1
March began taking CASCARETS
and since tEe1 / have steadily I'M
proved until / am as well as / ever
was in NY lie"
DAVID Il MURPHY. Newark. D.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
HARES PROVE
FASTER THAN
GREYHOUNDS
Give the Fleetest Dogs Long
Runs at Union Coursing
Park.

The combination of high-oiass grey
hounds and strong hares al Union Cours-
ing Park yesterday resulted in sensational
coursing. Much interest was manifested
in the first appearance of the quartet of
Montana dogs brought down ~ +. l..
Nichols. OF the four Lear King made the
best impression. although beaten by Lux
or. All seemed slow to start compared
with the dogs against which they ran.
When once under way they showed some
speed and also proved good workers.
Gus Abercrombie's Rock Island Boy
was unfortunate in getting hard running.
He first ran mo go" with One Spot and
at the second attempt the hare kept them
going over three minutes, the Boy win
ming hy = score Of II TO 6. Rock Island
King beat Motto al odds of l to 3lA. ST.
lence beat Master Gordon and Log Boy
beat Mckinley, each at odds of to D.
Morning Glory beat Uncle Fuller: Ran
dom Aim beat Pat Reilly and Bad Boy
beat Good Bye, all at odds of to and
all in a row.
J. Hurley's o X Capitol was beaten
by Gladiator through a fall; the score WAS
to &. Had the white dog killed IL a
vicious drive he made he would have won.
Vulcan and Ida ran three-minute course.
In which the working was close through
out. Lavender, at odds of 10 TO l. did
not let Cyrano score, winning by TO 0.
Luxor .s favorite for the stake with
Whitehead, Thornhill. Royal Flush, Glad
iator, Connemara, Cavalier and BrutIs,
fancied in the order named. Royal Flush
ran well and is about due TO land big
stake.
j. @. Massey OF Denver. a brother of
Arthur Massey, the slipper. was an inter
ested spectator at the coursing during the
afternoon. He was particularly. interest
ed in the performances of the Nichols
dogs from Montana. which he had often
seen in competition on their native meath.
Mr.. Massey brought Hughie and Mind
Your Eye, both celebrated dogs to this
country from England. He leaves again
Tor England shortly and will attend the
Waterloo cup meeting.
Judge John Grace met with an accident
on Thursday which nearly destroyed the
sight of his right eye. While working
over bar of steel a heavy piece broke
OF and landed with great force across his
eye. The blow staggered the Judge but
happily did no serious damage. The metal
landed na;ly on his cheek bone and fore
head, thus saving his sight, but brus'ng
tne nesh badly He was in the saddle at
Union Park yesterday and suffered but
little Inconvenience from the Injured
optic.
The Southern Pacific Company with its
usual disregard for comfort or conveu-
renee or It's patrons, delayed the return of
tne coursing men. The card was compiet-
ed before 4 p. m, but when the spectators
went 10 the train they found cars with
OUT locomotive. Many trains passed
gong In each direction, but the coursing
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Belmont.
:. -ss. :+:. SO .:.+:. .:*

men We're delayed over two hours. not
reaching the city until $40. The detailed
results OF the coursing, with the official
scores. follow:
J. keenan's Royal Buck beat S. McCulIough's s
Flashing Lass. 80: +. Casserly's Silence beat
A. Vanderwhite's Master Gordan. 1s-l0; J..
ZZ-l0; Sterl & Knowles Sleety Mist beat J.
Dean Gallant 10; 7. j. CrOnin's Thornhill
bros. Clover beat j. ID. Cardinalls Thornhll
Comet 80: Ccnnell Bros Log Boy beat Curtis
q Son Mckinley, II: Curtis q Sons Commo-
dore beat +. l.. Nichols Anne 23-l0: r. A. Nc
Gombs Royal Flush beat Bartels Bros Beer
brewer, lS-5; J: J; Edmonds' Morning Glory
beat Maher & Reds Uncle Fuller ia: u.
Winder's Random Aim beat Maher & Reid :
Fat Reilly -: Maher & Reds Bad Boy beat
Conrell Bros Good Bye 90: John CharIton' =
). n ferigos Controller beat Frank Moran ;
raise Flatterer; -: T. J. Cronin's Wild Tralee
Deans Gladiator beat J. Huriey's o Capitol
-; j. i. Thrift's Grasshopper beat A j
Kemp Zen signal. IL; ID. Chella's Golden Russet
peat Dr Leonard's Master Lawrence 20: r.
l.. Taylor's Beauty Spot beat ConneI Bros >
Seporita. -; J; H. Harrison's Hot Haste beat
). II. PeriSo's Lady Davenport. s-3 Curtis *
Son Vulcan beat Handy & Smiths Ida i3-il.
Curtis Sons Luxor beat F. l.. Nichols Lear
King, l6-6: T. n r. Scott's Lord BYRON beat
NJ London's Sharkey. 1i-5: NJ Lond9n's Mag.
neto beat j. Cones Red Glen, l4-3 Pasha ken
nels' Reannex beat Erwin & Lyons Silver
wings, IL; Gus Abercrombie's Victor King
beat j. kerrigans Conqueror, "a; Handy K
Smiths Jennie Wilson beat Hall & Newell 8
-. u ieiuti, ~ y z ue Is Lopez IS Wanda
beat Erwin * Lyons May Queen. is: Gus
Abercrombie.s Rock Island King heat "A
McComb's Motto e.; F. c. Mack's Della NJ
beat George Sharman's Wait a Little IFS:
Pasha kennels Emin Pasha beat W. Creamer' :
jesse Moore. 20; ]. Dennis October Woodcock
beat +. Doyle,s Wild Monarch. 5-i r. e de
Is. Lopez's Whitehead ran a bye. Commodore
Nash being withdrawn; r. E de n Iopez' 3
sara ran a bye. Crawford Braes being with
drawn; D. Winder's Risky Attempt beat Gus
Abercrombie.s Irma, 3-2; J. p Thrills Br7Itus
beat #. L. Nichols Net. 60: Gus Abercrom-
bie's Rock Island Boy Beat F. a McC'onb's e
one Spot. rs: Sterl & Knowles Frosty Morn
beat ID. McLauEhlin's Admiral Dewey 81:
Curtis q Sons Narcissus beat d. ]. Heaiey's 5
maori Land is-6; Curtis a. Sons Cash beat r
l.. Taylor's Nose al: Curtis q SONS Cavalier
beat Pasha kennels Royal Anne IS: SterI &
Knowles o. Hara beat J. Coleman's Norman 10
!; j. Dickson's Black Bess beat Hall a New
ellis Sunolite. SO; J. NJ. Halton's Lavender
beat A. Nanderwhites Cyrano 20
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
MEN
WERE TAKEN
INTO CAMP
All-Californias Defeat Locals
by a Very Narrow
Margin.
l-californias 4, San Franciscos 2.

While yesterdays contest between the
locals and the all-star aggregation corraled
by Jim" Mcdonald was not tOrrid
enough TO keep Official Scorer Stapleton
from freezing 10 death, still it was lively
enough in spots to enthuse the half thou
sand spectators who saw the game. The
All-Californias had no easy time landing
the victory, as Uncle Henry's" nine
young men played for keeps. Timely and
well placed hits and excellent support OF
knell gave the picked nine its initial
game with the Friscos. Knell and Fire
mem Fitzpatrick were the opposing
pitchers, and their work was of equal
merit. 'Fitz" allowed eight hits of his
delivery and managed 10 fan four the re-
dOubtable Mertes' measure being taken
twice out of the four times he came to
bat.
Van Haltren scooped six long flies with
out miss and earned hearty applause.
He opened the run-getting in the first
inning by hitting 10 short, taking second
on Krug's high throw, and then scoring
on Mertes' drive past short; Lockhead
reaching first he took second, ana
tween third and short just when
'Heney" krug rushed to second TO
catch Lockhead mapping and the latter
rushed TO third on the hit. knen flew TO
Hildebrand. and the moment the ball
touched the right felder's hands Lock
head rOmped home, beating the throw-in
by shade. In the sixth the All-Califor-
MAS scored again. Lockhead hit safely
over first and marched TO second when
Shanahan was presented with "a base on
balls. Mccarthy singled to right. filling
the bases. Knel hit TO first who threw
home. forcing Lockhead at the plate.
Johnson sent a grounder TO Brockhoff
who threw to first. making a second out.
Shanahan scored on the misplay, whereat
Captain Reilly swore loudly and Justify.
in the eighth and the All-Californias land
ed their fourth tally. Try as they might
the local team could only scratch two
runs. One was earned in the fourth, when
krug, after landing on the ball for two
bases. skipped home on Mertes' error OF
Sullivan's grounder. In the ninth the
Friscos scored another on Chances hard
throw 10 second to catch Courtney. Fol-
lowing is the score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Riders

For the week Of nerve-racking. record.
breaking riding Miller and Waller. exclu-
siye Of individual prizes. will receive
5000; MAYA and McEachern 500: Glnnm
and Pierce, $500. and the others $500. 500
and 800. Walthour will receive $500 for
the individual championship.
The scene at the Garden az 10 O'Clock to-
night was exciting when the winners
swept over the line. ending one Of the
given In inns country.
Ten thousand people saw the finish
FROM D clock 20 the end the pace main
more nor less than continuous series of
sprints, first one and then another OF the
raers electrifyins the crowd with a ter
riuc burst or speed.
All the teams worked in fifteen and
twenty minute relays. but frequently ono
man relieved his mate I'm the middle OF e
hair-raising sprint. Not for "A single in
slant did single rider leave the track
after O'Clock. The moment a man Dis
mounted from HIS wheel ne was wrapped
In a bathrobe or blanket and his handlers
spectators. ~
The last ten minutes Of the race were
ridden at a recOrd-breaking pace first ono
and then the other OF the leaders goinc-
70 the 'front.' and setting a terrific clip
Beglnnlng the last lap. Pierce. who had
been trailing the bunch. suddenly shot 10
me 'front.'. and he crossed the finish line
three lengths before Babcock, who had
been lying in fourth place during the long
sprints. McEachern finished third and
Champion Miller was fourth.
After the race the seventeen prize win
ne-s were paraded about the track Bob-
by WalthOur. the individual prize winner.
who finished riding at 7:44. also paraded.
and 10 him the crowd gave its heartlest
welcome. The men then went TO their
training quarters and after n rest pro-
ceeded 10 their respective hotels
Only one accident occurred during the
day. That happened shortly after 3
o'clock during a long sprint Rabcoclc
fell. carrying Fischer with him. As a re-
suit Of the fall the bunch became separ-
ated ana resulted in Miller. MAYA and
Walthour gaining lap on the Others. An
investigation showed that the accident
was entirely due to careless riding on the
part OF BabcOck and the referee decided
10 give back all the laps lost by the un-
lucky riders except the offender, who was
penalized one lap.
The best previous record for 1i2 hours
was made by Miller In the Garden IN 1Sq0
when In six-day race. he rode 219O nnilas
and $50 yards The combined mileage ~
Miller and Waller for 142 hours therefore
beats Millers record by 543 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
WILLING TO PLAY
WITH The INDIANS

First they would. then they wouldn't.
and now they viii and viii not play with
the Chicago University football team or
the Carlisle Indian kckers.
Those are the separate and distinct
neutral states the blue and gold eleven
have passed through. At present the
men nave agreed 10 play. but only on GER
tain conditions. Whether these condi-
Mons precedent viii be fulfilled depends
upon three distinct bodies OF men.
yesterday was "A busy day for Irwin ]
Muma, manager OF the University of cali
-nt-1AA telrla- Garrett G4eelassasa and
men or the eleven which met Stanford
THANKSGIVING day. The positive refusal Of
The team 10 play either The Chicagoans or.
The Indians melted away before the So
hcluous urginss OF Cochran, who, after
a long talk with each member of the
team, nnally persuaded them to give as
Surances that they would play one OF the
eastern eleNens during the holiday week
ne assurances were forthcoming. but
tackled on 20 them were a couple Of
riders, the first OF which Is that the
faculty allow Captain Whipple TO plav
with the team and The second that the
proceeds of the game go toward the con-
euuction of "A training clubhouse for the
athletic teams OF the university.
The first condition viii not be realized
for the faculty and President Wheeler
nave refused 10 rescind their actions in
Whipples case. IL is settled that the
California captain must not play, for he
has been suspended from the university \
until the FIRST Of the year. barred from the
college grounds and campus But this il
81 claimed. viii not deter the team from
playing and they will waive their con-
tenuons IN support ~ Whipple II guaran-
teed clubhouse from the proceeds OF the
game
IL has always been a pet scheme OF
Cochran 20 secure a clubhouse for the
athletic teams OF California His word
has great weight with the collegians and
81 is believed that all opposition viii be
removed and that the recalCltrant pig
skin kicScrs will give their final and as
sured consent 10 meet the Fasteners.
The blue and gold eleven viii meet to-
DAY 10 make their final decision.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
AT INGLESIDE.

The usual Saturday crowd enjoyed some
excellent coursing at Ingleside Coursine
Park yesterday. The hares proved to he
a lively lot and in many courses made
the hounds go the limit, while many
reached the escapes after long courses.
Following are the days results:
Open stake-E. NJ Kellogg's Hummer heat
Samuel Moore,s Rox; James Byrnes' Battle
ship beat e. Wilson's Magnet: J. Seggerson's
Gold Hill beat p Reilly's Master Mat: n A.
Deckelman's Snap Shot beat J. O'DoNd's
Shootover; Joe Perrys Commodore Nash beat
NJ. Sterling's Mountain Hawk; III A DerLei
mans old Glory beat James Byrnes' Nellie Il.
). McColloughs Rowena beat j. Ronning's :
Dempsey Lass; Dave Byrnes' Moilie Hogan
beat II. Aliens Alberta; Captain Kane's Green
hall beat j. Anthony's Patriot Murphy & To-
lands Twilight Jr. beat F. Murphys Gilt
Room Belle: Bartes Bros Macs Melody heat
Handy Smiths Victor Queen T. E de y
LoPez's lnamesl Wadena beat X f. de p. Lo-
pezs santa Rita; j. Byrnes' Olympus beat ].
Welch's Sweet Marie; Larkey * Rocks Mi
nerva beat Bartels Bros. Borders Best; c. l.
Belle; II. A. Deckelman's Rocker beat C. L.
Applebys Little Sister; II. A. Deckelman's $
Lawrence beat J. Farleys Cash Day; Ed VIII
sons Magnesia beat Lowe & Thompson 8
Kings Borderer; w. ]. Brownings Mountain
Belle beat Lowe Thompson Patria; e Bau-
meisters Winning Ways beat f. ID. McCor-
macks Valley Forge; J. Linehan's Racine beat
G Gran's Newsboy; 7, J. McHugh's Maid OF
keloggs Sweet Emma beat W. NJ Healey' $
Skylight; A Johnson's Bald Eagle beat Z. NJ.
keoKss beai ESSaI Io%a sy Boy; n LynehS Lexington
pez's st. Anthony beat Frank Y Foley S
Sweetheart: NJ. Michalek's Glenroy beat J.
O'Dowd's Clifton Lass; +. McCabe's Craig Boy
beat c. f. Willeys May Girl: A Johnson 5
Lowlander beat +. McCabes Sky Blue; r J.
Cronin's Maid OF Bail beat s. Foulk's Rannis-
ter; T: ]. Cronin's Iron Duke beat John Finn $
Johnnie F; l.. Virgins Dexter beat J. Nc
Enroe's Admiral Sampson T. J. Crosin's De
pend on Me beat s. Foulk's Imperial: T 10
gans Miss Grzzle beat Handy K Smiths Pc
tronus; +. +. Chambills Rocklin Belle hos,
q. Lahusens Wheel or Fortune. E NJ KeI-
loggs Lady Gilmore beat ]. LInehan's Rose
line; w. l.. Trades Wandering Tom beat j IT
Perigo's Belle Seward Sebne & Daley's Shylock
Boy beat T. F. Logan's Leah: A Johnson .
Tod Sloan beat Il. Baumeister-s Warrior: Lowe
q Thompsons Prince Hal beat W Perry's
Gampagnia; j. Maher's Benlcia Boy beat II.
shannon's Safeguard; J. Seggersons Candeiaria
beat Murphy Toand's Ornament
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
MILLER AND
WALLER GET
THE PURSE
Finish Over Five Hundred
Miles Ahead of the Six
Day Bicycle Record.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Charles Miller OF
Chicago, he champion lOng-distance bi-
cycle rider OF the world. and Frank Wal
Ter. the Flying Dutchman.' won the SIX
day bicycle race which began a midnight
last Sunday at Madison Square Garden.
They finished at 10 tonight first by two
laps, with 27T3 2-5 miles TO their credit
otto Maya OF Erie. Pa, and Archie Nc
Eachern. the Canadian. were second.
Louis Gimm Of Pittsburg and Burns
Pierce OF Boston werS third, one lap be-
hind the second men: Fischer and Chew
alier, the Frenchmen, were fourth. only
two laps behind, and Earl d. Stevens OF
Buffalo and Charley Turville were fifth.
separated from the Frcnchmen by two
laps. The scores were:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
SIX DAYS BICYCLE C0NTEST-MlLLER. WALLER WIN !.
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP CHICAGO DEFEATS WISCONSIN. !.
CHAMPIONSAT
GOLF ON THE
LOCAL LINKS
John Lawson Plays Brilliantly
the Game of the "Hoot
Mons"

The open competition for members of
golf clubs on the Pacific Coast. the quail
flying rounds OF which had been played
during the past two weeks, began y,ester-
day on the links at the Preside. The
qualifying round was over eighteen holes,
medal play. but the competition is at
match play. the first and second rounds
over eighteen holes. the semi-final and
final rounds over thirty-siX holes. The
sixteen players making the lowest scores
were entitled TO enter the first round OF
the competition. &. r. Winslows of the
San Francisco Golf Club and p +. Bowles
Of the Oakland Golf Club retired, thus
permitting a representative OF the army.
Major IA. J. Gallagher and one Of the
navy. Lieutenant w G. Miller. each OF
whom made III. TO enter the competition.
The afternoon was clear and bright and
the northerly wind had put the course
into good condition, as from its sandy
nature A dries out quickly. The greens
are somewhat rough and played unevenly.
owing TO the fact Of the grass on some OF
them being stiff and Offering considerable
resistance 10 the ball, while on others IL
was short and allowed the ball TO roll
easily. The absence of &. L. Hubbard of
the Oakland Golf Club removed the
strongest player on the Adams Point
links from the competition, while Oak
lands second player, 2. r. Folger, fell
before John Lawson, who is probably the
strongest golfer in this city or the vicin-
ity The closest match was played be-
tween Charles Page and J. w. Byrne the
former ending the first nine holes down,
but Wiping of the score and ending ! up.
The full result Of the play was as fol-
lows:
lieutenant w. G.. Miller. L. S. N, beat
Lansing . Kellogg up. to play.
Charles Page beat J. W. Byrne. ! up.
John Lawson beat +. r. Folger up,
". +. johnson beat A. b. Williamson 3
up. TO play.
T. Conde Jones beat r. H. Gaylord up,
r. NJ Fitzgerald beat F. S. stratton ?
Ii. b GOODWIN won from G. d. Green
wood by default
S. l. Abbott Jr. beat Major H. ]. Gal
&. W. Howard OF the Santa Catalina
Golf Club entered the qualifying round,
but his score Of l13 left him seventeenth.
or just outside the chosen sixteen. The
only player from any club outside of San
Francisco and neighborhood TO qualify
was L. Conde Jones OF the Los Angeles
Country Club, who made lOl in the quail
flying round. In the second round OF
the competition the eight winners will be
matched as follows: Lieutenant W. q.
Miller rs. Charles Page; John Lawson
Us. W. =. Johnson; r Conde Jones VS..
r. NJ. Fitzgerald. and :. l. Abbott Jr.
vs. II. B. Goodwin. These couples will
play as circumstances permit, but the en-
tire competition must be concluded not
Several ladies have been round the Pre-
sidiO course during the past week. on
Monday Miss Edith Chesebrough record
ed a score Of %: and on Tuesday Miss
on the latter day Miss NJ O'Connor and
Miss Mullins played a foursome against
Mrs Breeder and Miss 7. O'Connor, de-
feating them ! up on eighteen holes On
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

CAME HOME
by HIMSELF
Spring Valley Stake Only a
GaIlop for the Little
Horse.

over a heavy track. the sturdy little
Eelding Zoroaster. carrying us pounds.
landed the Spring Valley stakes AT Tan
foran yesterday, just about as he pleased.
For this special occasion Harry Spencer
replaced little Jack Martin On the sad
die. and the ''iceman" gave perfect eN-
hihition OF horsemanship. The weights
looked so evenly allotted that 10 ] was
laid against the winner around post time
and Al that price he ruled favOrite. Jen-
Jie Reid. Casdale. Olinthus and Montanus
were paced IA the order named for
stake feature ii proved a burlesque aualr.
The result never looked in doubt, Tor
when Spencer got ready he gave zorro
aster link or two and passing me pace
maker. Silver Tone, led that horse cut IN
hollow fashion. covering the one and a
quarter mile in 2l2. Jennie Reid arrived
IN time 10 take the show from sonora
Caesar. Olinthus. Casdale and Montanus
were unable 10 scare up a gallop
The average Saturday crowd was pres
ent and the betting liyelier than for some
days. FaNorites captured three purses.
=. COrriCan took the opening sprint Tor
Two year-olds With 81. Casimir, the odds
on fayorite. yellow Tail running third.
The Corrigan entry reveled In the muddy
footing. winning easily from DecOy.
=. Corrigan followed 10y anneNing
cash Tor thrce-year-olds with his gelding
RaciNan. faNoritc al odds Of TO 5.
Marty Bergen had the mount. and when
ready disposed OF Zurich like breaking
sticks komany, "A well-played outsider.
alILlrlltA AlAlIA.
such a certainty was Daisy F consid-
cred FOR the mile and a sixteenth run
ghat her odds We're played down from I
10 90 10 g. The friends OF Imperious
Got aboard az ~ 20 ]. and Dr. Rowells 5
hOrse led throughout AT the end he had
10 he shaken up some TO stal on the
rush ~ Tom Calvert, "A % TO ] shot. The
1ayorite quit badly the last furlong. fin-
fishing third
After several trials Granger. carrying
TOP weight captured a hurdle event. The
chestnut horse had pronounced call in
ahe betting. and after making most OF the
pace downed Major $ a head in the hot
test finish of the afternoon. his victory
being solely due 10 the splendid riding Of
Glover. koullier. the rider of Major s
was lined 800 by the judges for bearing in
on the winner the last hundred Yards
hossmore ran fair third.
The concluding seYen-furlong handicap
Furnished quite "a knotty betting problem
kosorm0ndc. with top weight up. at first
opened a pronounced favorite. but IL was
Surmised that the track was not 10 her
liking, and from 20 the price went to
ID 90 5. The smart ones picked the two
year-old An1ou, and when Ben Ledi and
The first choice had tired OF II out IN front
T. Walsh moved with Anjou. winning
easily. Hohenzollern came from the rear.
beating out R0sormonde for second place.