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a the license OF Lester Rein, the
American Jockey. and warn him
off Newmarket Heath. This latter PEN
atty is generally only imposed upon
Nelchers.
The action Of the Jockey Club followed
a hearing Of testimony on the accusation
against Reiff of suspicious riding of
William c. Whitney's De Lacey Friday
last, when that horse was second to
Richard Croker's Minnie Dee, ridden by
J. Reiff. in the race for the New Barnes
plate.
Higgins. Mr.. Whitney's trainer. told
the stewards that he had not seen any
thing wrong, and that, after having
trained the horse, he had watched him
closely throughout the race, especially at
the finish. Wishard, Mr.. Croker'S trainer,
gave similar testimony.
Some Of the English jockeys and others
gave il as their belief that Reiff pulled
the horse.
Following the announcement that Mr..
Whitney will withdraw from the Eng
llsh turf, it is said here to-day that Mr..
Croker will leave English racing alone
after the present season. Wishard, how
ever, says he has not received any in
structiOns on the subject.
1t is understood that Corrigan's license
will not be removed next year, and IN
der the rule recently adopted no more
trainers will be licensed.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Reiff incident
divided interest with the yacht race and
was discussed with interest at the sport
ing clubs 1t is just year since the
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fifteen minutes after the start, the CO.
lumbia following Immediately. once again
the American boat showed her superior
quicker than her rival and gathering way
as soon as her head sheets were trimmed
down At IL: 80 both yachts were pretty
nearly becalmed, the Columbia having
II 80 the Shamrock went on the starDoaru
tack, the Columbia following, and tnen a
lucky streak filed the Shamrocks sails
both yachts were on the port tack, almost
becalmed. The club tOpsails and glD TOP
sails were the only sails that puned out
responsive to the stray Streaks OF ar.
The big mainsails tapped as the yachts
rose and fell in the long easterly roll and
the lTff of the headsails quiYered Inc
result was that the yachts barely nad
steerage way.
The Unexpected Happens
Then the unexpected happened. Wafted
along at a fine clip by stray puff, the
Shamrock overhauled the Columbia and
at Is she was so close that Captain Barr
bore down on her in order to XIII ner
wind, as he had so often killed the wind
of the Constitution. The Shamrock went
on the port tack. Immediately followed py
the Columbia, and in another minute the
The wind now became more so6fn- obi5e
jib topsails and eased off sheets,
steering a direct course for the
mark. Then the Shamrock forged ahead
lurnbia got a slant of wind and at 100
passed the Shamrock Then 1t was the
Shamrock's turn to get the benefit of a
breeze and she came along and planted
herself on the Columbia's weather quar-
ter, crawling up on her until at 2:O8 they
were neck and neck with the British boat
to the windward. blanketing her op-
ponent. To escape from this blanket Cap
tain Barr sent the Columbia, on the port
tack at PIP, but luck was against her and
she lost every breath of the tickle wind,
as we'll as steerage way and it was near
ly two minutes before she got away and
filled away on the starboard tack again
and by that time the Shamrock was too
far ahead to be overtaken. The first
mark was then close at hand and the
yachts tackled around it as follows:
Shamrock Observation-Disclosures. Al :36
columbia -.--.--.-.-.....-..---- -z-+4'+4
The Shamrock had beaten the defender
three minutes and twenty seconds in the
first ten miles, and try as the Columbia
would she unable to lessen the wide
gap that separated her from her an
tagonist She held her luff. hunting for
wind but, failing to find it, dropped slow
Iy astern until the gun from the commit
tee boat brought the contest to an end.
with nearly half a mile of blue water be-
tween her and the golden boat of Upton.
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RACING TO OPEN
At EMERYv|LLE
Change From Tanforan
Is Made to Accommo-
date HOrsemen.

The directors of the New California.
Jockey Club met yesterday and decided
to open the forthcoming season at Oak
land on November 2. 1t was the original
intention to commence proceedings at
Tanforan. The change is made to ac-
commodate the large number of horses
now quartered here and en- route from
the East, as the track across the bay has
greater facilities in the matter of stab
ing and other details than has Tanforan
Inc racing Will continue about thirty
be shifted to Tanforan
1t was determined to insert the claim
ing clause in half the selling purses and
to eliminate it from the others, thus Civ
ing horsemen an opportunity to exercise
their choice in such races.
All jockeys and trainers will be re-
quired TO make application for license
from the New California Jockey Club.
This condition is enforced by all other
turf bodies in America and other coun-
tries. Jockeys and trainers will not be
permitted to pursue their respective vo-
cations on the California tracks until
such license is granted.
Hereafter the judges will not have the
power to suspend nor rule off. They will
report all cases to the board of stewards.
who will act thereon. The board of stew
ards will be composed of c. H. Pettingill,
Thomas H. Williams Jr., Colonel D. nj.
Burns, Charles F. Price and F. T.. Null
holland.
O q
bags as follows: AL Chickering IS, Frank
Ballard IA, George Goodfellow H.
The Stewart ponds provided the best
sport yesterday, but there should be fine
shooting everywhere when favorable
weather obtains.
The Southern Pacific Company has
changed the time schedule on the Val
lej1 route for the benefit Of sportsmen
The evening train waits at Suisun for the
arrival Of the the Sacramento LOCAL. which
Cordelia tules find this convenient
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Olympic Club Boxing.

The Olympic Club gymnasium will ba
the scene tonight of seven special box-
ing bouts, which promise good SNORT
The card, as arranged, follows:
Joe Collins, Olympic Club, versus r. A. Stone
Olympic Club. 100 pounds: j. NJ Lundie Olvm'
pic Club, versus ]. Radigan. Bay CITY Atbiefic
Club. 12S pounds; d. Danziger. Olympic club
versus W J. Leonard, Olympic Club 1870
pounds; J. F. Mccarthy. Olympic Club versus
T. Wolfe Ariel Rowing Club. 145 ponnds. q
Milward, Olympic Club. versus w Moreno IN
attached 170 pounds: J. j. Dukelovv Rochesfer-
Athletic Club, New York, versus w. Kelly Fsa 1.
City Athletic Club, catch weights; j. Britt IN
Olympic Club. versus d. Barry, Bay City Atb'
letic Club, 1877 pounds
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NEWMARKET. Eng, Oct 1.-Five of the
events on to-day's racing card were won by
horses on which American jockeys had the
mounts. Dakota III &C. Jenkins) won a maid
en- two-year-old race. distance six furlongs
Semper Vigilans ridden by Charley Thorpe,
won the Triennial Produce stakes. distance one
mile and seven furlongs and two hundred AMI
three yards.
Edmee (Maher) the Visitors plate, dis
tance five furlongs.
Armeath 81. H. MARTINI won an all-age sell
ing race, distance six furlongs.
Lutte tThorpe) won the First Nursery handi-
cap, distance five furlongs.
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Stanford Freshmen Win.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 1.-The
freshmen football team defeated the elev-
en- from Santa Clara College by the score
of 16 to on the campus this afternoon.
The first half was like procession for
the freshmen; they marched down the
field, driving the Santa Clara boys be-
fore them for three touchdowns, all the
scoring being done in the first half. In
brace and the game became more even.
Paul Tarpey, Seton and Bartell did most
of the ground gaining. for the freshmen.
making two Of the three touchdowns
Tarpey kicked one goal out Of the three
cha nces The line-In.
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letter of Lord Durham accusing Reiff ap-
peared in the London papers. Reiff then
surprised the public BY refraining from
bringing an action against Lord Durham
exonerated him. The general opinion last
night was that Lord Durham and the
other stewards of the Jockey Club, piqued
at the failure of the attack, had been
watching for an opportunity to make a
case against Reif and that, having sue
ceeded, they have forced the hand of
the Jockey Club as strongly as possible
against him.
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ATTEMPT TO SAIL THE SECOND CUP
CONTEST PROVES A DISMAL FAILURE
Challenger Gains on Defender Columbia and Forging Ahead
on the Horaestretch but the Wind Dies Away.
LIPTON SAYS EVEN ODDS.

7EV YORK. optimistic, Sir Thomas Lfo" today after the
L v he byt o. spirits He SAID
Shamrock called
Tbuny 7c striking after
oniue made
Shamrock best the
bodc think theresa america than Captain Barr of the Co.
Thomas expressed personally of racing day. 05idd 0nySHg
end Sh0Ad be made
SIR HoH0S be oNgS "NF "S0 u no ""
auyNkSca
"Icmtsa say that nhnda nrh for they nVer bad"
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Disappointment in London.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The crowds on the
Thames banks and elsewhere who were
waiting for the announcement of the
yacht race last night were much smaller
than the crowds of Saturday, owing to
the rain and the great disappointment
following the first trial
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LIPToN'S CHANCES BRIGHTER.
Britons Think Shamrock Is Begin
ming to Show Her Speed.

LONDON, Oct 2--The morning papers
indulge in little comment on the perform
ances of the Shamrock II and Columbia
yesterday, although these performances
are held to confirm the impression that
the challenger would show better on the
triangular course and is apparently i'm
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A Reminder.

The last days of sale for low rate Excursion
Tickets to the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo will be- October and 4. Only ss7 for
the round trip. The California Limited leaves
at Q a. m. October 8. Secure your reservations
early at the office of the Santa Fe. GAL Market
street.
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Bcrkelev eleven to Plav stockton

BERKELEY, Oct. 1.-The Berkeley
High School football eleven will go to
Stockton Saturday to play the Stockton
High School team. The game will be one
Of the Academic Athletic League series.
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Phillies Win a Double-Header.

othel. double header to-day. Swormsted pitched
good ball. but was miserably supported in the
second game. Attendance. 600 Score:
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BALDWIN COLORS
AGAIN IN FRONT 7
La Goleta Captures the
Famous Rose Stakes
. Handily.
Richard B and Grace Mex
Win the Harness Races
in Straight Heats.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. bright weather
and fairly good card brought out a
better attendance at Agricultural Park
to-day. The Rose and the Westminster
stakes for runners were the features, the
former going to E. ]. Baldwin's La Goleta
In the easiest sort Of fashion and the
latter to Lizzella
Wardman was made favorite for the
Westminster, but in a false break at the
post Ransch was caught in the webbing
stopped. After a long delay at the post
the rest of the field were sent away. Rey
Dare looked a winner until the stretch,
where the big weight and the long delay
told and he gave way to Iizzella.
The harness races went to the favorites
in straights. Phe time was slow in all
the heats. Rather poor class of harness
horses has been shown at the meeting
thus far. Weather fine, track good. Sum-
mary;
2:2S pace; purse $780, three in five:
Richard B, by Woolsey, by Ten Brock
Glide away owallacej ..:.:.....a
Phil Sheridan CHackney). ).....-......... 3
Time-2:19 2:20 2:20.
PIG trot; purse $500; three in five:
Grace Nick, by McKinney-Grace Kai-
Resell o. Bakerj
sPiOkeS sGi0 SuRe1 1codvi codvii....................
~ -'' II Time.222. a:21H 2:2ss. us
If1alf-rn1le, tWo-year-olds-Silva Cruz 11S
(Ranson), to 4. Won; Dwight Way lis CRo-
merol, ~ to l and 21s to l, second; Perfection
lis (see) 10 to |, third. Time. :4S12
st. Chester, Hon. Peter Sterling and Tacna
also ran. st. Chester coupled with Silva Cruz.
One mile, Rose stakes, three -year-olds and
upward-La Goleta 119 CRansom), l to 4, won;
Miss Vera 1l9 (See), 2h to l, second; Forkford
ltS (Matthews), third Time, 1:41.
Forkford coupled with La Goleta Finesse.
Little Edelweiss, Victor and Myrtle also
Six furlongs, three-year- and up-Bob
Palmer 115 (Ransch), to /, won; Abano 10S
tSee), to / and to 5, second; Game Warden
1l9 (Burlingame), to s. third. Time, lis.
5Pongo, Mafeking. Cantinus, Altara and Shan
BernT also ran.
Mile and sixteenth Hotel Westminster stakes,
three-year-olds and upward-Lizzella 103 (See),
"a to /, won; Rey Dare 115 (Ruiz), 6 to 5, sec
ond; Joe Hook 100 (Aexander), Is to l, third.
Time, 14S12.
Rio de 6olanas also ran.
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Batteries-Swormsted and Harley; Townsend
and Mcfarland. Umplres-Brown and Nash.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 1-Phillippi had good con-
troll and received excellent support and the
game was walkover for the home team. At
tendance 1900. Score:
PittSburg ....----.....---.-.-.- II
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Batteries-Phillippi and thinner; Dneen and
Moran. Umpire-Emslie.
WORCESTER, Macs, Oct. 1.-To-day's ex-
hibition between the Chicago American League
team and the All-Americans resulted in
loosely played contest and victory for Chi
oaso r.
All-Americans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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~ VIEW YORK, Oct. 1.-To-day's at
N \ tempt to sail the second of the
H Nj present series of international
4 u yacht races for the blue ribbon
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? EWMARkET, England, Oct. l.
The stewards Of the Jockey
Club to-day voted to Withdraw
the license OF Lester Reiff the
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
TRAINING MEN.
They Will Be Instructed How To
 Handle Torpedo Boats.

New York, July 15-Lieutenant Lloyd H. Chandler has received orders to pro- ceed to Newport and assume command ot the torpedo boat Bailey, says Washing ton dispatch to the Herald. These orders carry with them the duty of training off, cers and men in handling torpedo boats and in fitting them so as to operate the vessels under their command that they can serve as fitting auxiliaries of souad- rons of armor-clads.
 The ability is of especial importance in view of the increased range of torpedo boat work consequent upon the reports from France of the highly successful op- erations of the submarine boat Gustav Zeede. Lieutenant Chandler has devoted himself especially to matters effecting torpedo boat construction and maneuvers and is particularly qualified to instruct officers and men in this branch of their duty.
 Flotillas of torpedo boats will be or- ganized and stationed on the Atlantic coast, Narragansett Bay, Norfolk and Charleston, s. c. These points have been selected by the board of which Captain G c. Converse Is president.
 Two repair stations for the boats at Narragansett Bay are recommended by the board, one at the New York navy yard and the other at the Boston navy yard.
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
MILLS IS HELD IN
 CHATTANOOGA UNDER BOND

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 16.-Sam Mills. manager of the Birmingham club, is under arrest in this city charged with fraudulent breach of trust.
 Mills was passing through the city this morning on his way North, having left Birmingham with all the funds of the club. it is alleged, and the salaries of his players unpaid.
 President Kent was wired from Bir- mingham that Mills was on his way North, and took precaution to swear out a warrant for his arrest before Esquire Morris, to be served on Mills when the train arrived from Birmingham. With Mills was Billy Niles, who has been re- gently playing third base for Birmingham. Mills had not only left his team financial ly embarrassed, but had also taken the uniforms with him when he departed from Birmingham. Mills owes the league over $4O0 for percentages on the gate receipts and also the two fines he suffered in the Nashville series when he refused to play under York as umpire. The trial was set for 10 o'clock before Esquire Morris to- day. but President Kent succeeded in getting it postponed until Wednesday morning, owing to the fact that he need ed that much time to get his witnesses before the court Meanwhile Mills is out on s25O bond. fs
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
MOLTEN LAVA.
The kIoe Volcano Breaks Loose and
 Causes Terrible Destruction.

Tacoma, Wash, July 15.-Oriental ad- vices give details of terrible destruction of human life which occurred in northern Java last month by sudden and terrific outburst of the volcano Kloe. For fifty minutes all the coffee plantations and other estates, were destroyed by showers of ashes and stones, together with great streams of lava and hot mud. Seven hun dred natives and number of Europeans perished.
 The lava also consumed the superinten- dent of one estate and about twenty-five coolies. Many coffee estates in the neigh borhood were destroyed. The country around was strewn with corpses.
 Fourteen arrests have been made at Singapore in connection with the recent robbery of the Hong Kong and Shanghai bank of notes amounting to nearly $30O,- 900. The prisoners are bank clerks and money changers and include two women
 Many arrests are being made because the Russian authorities at Port Arthur are opening all letters to and from the American and European residents there. Nothing Is being permitted to be sent out that contains any allusion to Rus sian military affairs or criticism of Rus sian methods.
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
THE REPUBLICS DEBT.
Cuba Will Start of Owing Only About
 $f22,00o.

New York, July 15.-Independent Cuba will begin business. says Washington dispatch to the Herald, with a bonded indebtedness of only s122.4OO. resulting from the clause in the new Constitution pledging the new Cuban government to the payment of the Cuban bonds issued by the authority of the revolutionary government during the war with Spain.
 There has been considerable doubt as to the amount of this indebtedness, but unless some of the bonds were issued just before or since the intervention of the United States, the figures are cor rect.
 Representative William Alden Smith of Michigan, has just made public a letter which he received from Senor Guerra. treasurer of the free revolutionary gov- ernment, just before the beginning of the war between the United States and Spain, which has never been communicated to anyone except the members of the foreign affairs committee of representatives. In this letter, Senor Guerra says:
 "The revolutionary government issued a total of printed bonds amounting to 8. 3.145.600 and the total of the bonds dis posed of was $122, 400, leaving bonds in the amount of ss,oa2,2oo in my possession as treasurer"
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
PASSENGER ASSOCIATION
Announces Cheap Rates to Various
 Conventions To Be Held.


 The Southeastern Passenger Asso- citation has. issued circulars naming special rates for meetings, conventions and tournaments to be held in the States of Alabama, Georgia and Ten nessee- The following are of special local interest: -s Alabama Baptist State Sunday School Convention, Union Springs, Ala, July 30, August 1, 1901. National Grand Temple Mosaic Templars of America, Birmingham, nAla,. July 30, August 4.
 National Dental Association, South ern branch, Nashville, Tenn, July 29, August 1.
 Lebanon Camp meeting, Lebanon, Tenn, July 28, August 4. :. Union Camp Meeting, Scranton (Moss Point), Miss, July 25, August 12.
 Montgomery Annual District Confer ence, Troy, Ala, July 24-29.
 Sabbath School Convention, colored, Brundidge. Ala, July 23-30.
 Tennis Tournament, Atlanta Ath- letic Club, Atlanta, Ga., August 3-15. Huntsville District Conference Meth odist Episcopal Church, Huntsville, Ala, August 7-13.
 Supreme Grand Lodge United Order of Hope of America, Offerman, Ga, , August 2S-30
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
FATAL TRAGEDY
 1T NEGRO PICNIC Officers Try to QueII Disturb
 ance and Two Are Shot RlNGLEADERS ARRESTED One of the Negroes Killed and Others
One of the Negroes Killed and Others Wounded-One Officer Received a Wound That May
 Prove Fatal.

Columbus, Ga, July 15-A special from Americus, Ga-, to the Enquirer-Sun says:
 Several hundred negro excursionists from Macon were here this afternoon and precipitated at riot resulting in the shoot ing of two police officers and the instant killing of Bill English, Macon negro, the ringleader in the disturbance Police man Howell Albritton received wound in the abdomen which may prove fatal, while Policeman Glawson was shot through the thigh. The Macon excursion- ists were picnicing at Magnolia Dell when three of their number started a shooting affray. Policemen Glawson and Albrftton attempted to arrest Bill Eng fish, when the negro raised his revolver and shot Albritton fatally. At that mo- ment Policeman Glawson shot English in the head both pistols being discharged simultaneously. Thinking English dead. Glawson gave attention to his brother of- ficer, whereupon English, when in death agony, raised himself on his elbow and fired again at the policeman, both return ing the fire Glawson this time shot Eng fish through the mouth, while Albritton's bullet entered his breast English fell dead at the second fire. Officer Albritton was conveyed to his residence, where the physicians pronounced his wound prob ably fatal.
 Though badly injured, Officer Glawson pluckily continued on duty, and with the police reserve sent to the rescue succeed ed in arresting the ringleaders. Intense H. 41l l. At-- Macon crowd is departing amid the exe- crations of the citizens. All the leaders in the riot are under arrest, and while the citizens are terribly enraged at their con- duct, there will be no further trouble at present.
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
MALARIA.

The people who live in low, swampy countries seem to take 1t for granted that Malaria, Fevers and Ague are nec- essary evils. They apparently do not re- alize that these diseases are slowly but puEely sapping their general vitality. These intermittent levers, malaria, fever and ague, swamp fever, jungle fever. etc. are the most persistent enemies of the human race. If the aggregate of harm they do could be realized. they would be fought as plaques.
 These diseases are the result of weak ha6s. of poisoned, naicrobisl blood. and it vas long ago demonstrated that Dr. liar taa,s Iron Tonic was an absolute specific: aAnure cure. It has been conquring and preyenting these diseases for nearly half \ century. It purifes the blood and drives out the poasona
 It has been thoroughly demonstrated that the insects which infest new coun- tries and low swampy localities are ve- ficles for carrying disease germs. If your blood is pure and healthy you need have little fear of these. But if your blood is had H is not in condition to resist the pofsonous stings, and as a result the germs of disease obtain a footing.
 Protect yourself by using Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. It will not only drive out but keep out malaria and other levers of like kind. It has done it in so many xhousands of cases that you cannot doubt
 Made only by the Dr. Harter Medicine O.. D4ytsn. ohia. eol9 svsrywhsre.
The age-herald., 1901-07-16
OFFICIALS INNOCENT.
investigation Shows Chinese Officers
 Were UnjustIy Condemned to Die.

Washington, July 15.-Mail reports show that some of the Chinese officials sup posed to have been connected with the Boxer outrages, whose capital punishment was demanded by the foreign ministers, have been proven to be entirely innocent of the charges made against them. Therefore. 1t is regarded here by officials e a matter for congratulation that Nessrs. Conger and Rockhill acted as a restraining influence in the matter of punishment for not only were these lives saved. but under their influence the whole list of capital punishment was reduced from one to four and mitigation of other effenses was obtained.