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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
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CHAMPION STEEPLECHASE
IS WON BY ZINZIBAE
Running in the Colors of Mr.. Cham
blett He Defeats a Big Field
of Horses

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Zinzibar. running
in the cherry and white hoops of Mr..
Chamblett, won the Champion steeple-
chase, worth $4,000, at Morris Park to-day.
He was favorite in the betting at 3 to l.,
having been backed down from 4 to 1.
The race was over the three and a half
mile course, and fourteen faced the
starter Results.
First race seven furlonRs-McMeekin won,
Belle of Troy second, Lady Sterling third
Second race, the Hunter handicap, one mile
Morningside won Lady Of the Valley second
Thrd race s'r the Nursery handicap six fur
longs. on Eclipse course-king Hanover won,
Whisky King second, Chiffon third. Time. Iii.
Fourth race, the third champion steeplechase.
about three miles and a haf-Zinzibar. I54
Cvietch), to and to 5. won; Mystic shriner.
163 Qay), to and to l. second; illuminate,
163 (Owens). 10 to 1 and to l, third Time,
1902. Woodpigeon, Cockrobin, Jessie S, Sir
Hubert, Mars Chan. Diver. Decameron Bac-
chanal, Charawind. King T and Marylander
also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Keynote won, Tact
second, Gibson Light third. Time, 1:12.
Sixth race, one mile-Roxane won, St Finnan
second. Ethics third. Time, 1884.
ST LOUIS, Oct 12.-Results:
First race, six furlongs-The Bronze Demon
Won. Lady Bramble second. Teucer third.
Time lis.
Second race. five and half furlongs. selling
Sister Sarah won, Concertina second, Sting
third. Time. 1:1215.
Third race, one mile-Uterp won Marion
Lynch second, Mamie Nolan third. Time, 1:49
Fourth race the Ozark stake, $1,000 added
six furlongs, selling-Huntressa won, Sambo
second Jordan third Time. lis.
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenths
seling-Wallabout won. Swordsman second Joe
Doughty third. Time PIPE
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth, selling
Rochester won, Petit Maitre second, Sue john
son third Time. 1:551a.
CHICAGO, Oct 12.-Worth summary:
First race. six Observation-Disclosures won
c. B. Campbell second, Seguranca third Time
1:1S 1-5
Second race, six furlongs-Burnie Bunton
won, Gonfalon second Empress of Beauty
third. Time, Ill.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-Merri-
ment won, Autumn Leaves second Inspector
Shea third. Time. I'LL As.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth Illinois
handicap-Rolling Boer won, The Lady second
Strangest third. Time, 1:59.
Fifth race, one mile and sixteenth-Valdk
won, Fantasy second, Lindenella third Time
1854 1-5
Sixth race. six furlongs-Stella Perkins won,
Step Onward second. Herodes third. Time.
lis 2-5
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WHITNEY HORSES
MAY RACE HERE
Their Coming Hinges on
the Question of
Training.
Owner Endeavors to Secure
the Services Of George
Walker.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Oct. I2-Wfliam c. Whit
ney viii probably send a formiGa BILE
stable Of race horses to California this
season. Mr.. Whitney said to-day he
would like to ship ten horses TO the coast,
including Paul Clifford, Rowdy, Morning
SIDE, Goldseeker and Pretorius. provided
ne could make satisfactory training ar
rangements.
John Rodgers will winter the cracks Of
the Whitney stable at Morris Park.
George Walker, who formerly trained the
John w. SchOrr horses and now in charge
OF the second string of Mr.. Whitneys S
stable, has not left the latter's employ
10 return TO Schorr as reported. Walker
developed Endurance by Right and
Schorr made him a tempting offer to re-
sumo his former position.
II Walker will consent TO campaign
stable Of the Whitney horses for the win
ter and not return to Schorr, the cOlors of
the foremost American turfman will play
a prominent part on the coast during the
coming meetings.
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Armed for Murder.

Ah Chung, who was arrested Friday
night by Policeman Tillman for carrying
a concealed weapon, pleaded guilty in
Judge Mogan'S court yesterday. and the
Judge sentenced him to pay fine of $50,
which was at once paid. Chung Is mem
Der of the See Yups and said he would
friend of the Chinese who was shot at a
few nights ago, and went out with a big
Colts revolver Friday night to murder
the men who did the shooting. The Chi
murder would be committed at IL O'Clock
in Spofford alley, and Tillman, who was
on watch saw All Chung walking in the
direction of the alley about that hour
with a bundle under his arm. He told
Tillman he had a coat in the bundle. but
on opening it the officer found the re-
VOlVer with each chamber loaded
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BRILLIANT SCENE AT
OPENING OF BAZAAR
General James F. Smith Appropri-
ately Starts Charity Fair With
We'll Received Address

The charity fair in aid Of the building
fund of the Church of the Holy Redeemer
opened last night in the basement of the
Diamond streets. The spacious hall was
crowded to it's utmost capacity with
members of the parish and their friends.
A full orchestra was in attendance
The gayly attired crowd. the beautifully
decorated booths and the women and
children fitting to and fro with dainty
tides, fancy pillows. hric-a-brac and
a fair, made exceptionally pretty
scene.
General James F. Smith made the OPEN
ing address and was roundly applauded
from time to time and al the conclusion
of his remarks The Rev. Father Nc
Ouaide, pastor of the church, and his as
sistant' Father Collins, were in. attend
ance. Both were we'll pleased with the
outlook for a successful bazaar
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COLLEGE STUDENTS YELL
AND WIND UP IN JAIL
Police Hold Them Until Inquiry Can
Be Made as to Cause of
Pistol Shot

F. N. Freeman, a medical student, and
T. P. Stewart and George Gale, students
at the University of California, spent the
investigation into the discharge Of a pis-
tol in the alley in the rear of the Recep-
ton saloon on Sutter street, above
Kearny.
According to the statements of the
young men they were practicing the
new college football yell, some time after
midnight. Some person in one of the
neighboring buildings raised a window
and asked them to deSiSt. In return the
yell was given with renewed vigor, and
a pistol shot rang out on the air. The
students scattered, but were caught BY
the police, their stories not quite agree
ing in several particulars. No one was
hurt by the discharge of the pistol.
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PRELATES TO PREACH
IN ALAMEDA CITIES
Bishop Potter of New'York Will Adj
dress Students of Berkeley
UNIVERSITY

The following churches will be occupied
tomorrow in Oakland, Berkeley and Ala
media by distinguished members of the
Episcopal church:
In Oakland-The Right Reverend J. NJ. Ken
drick. d. D.. Bishop Of New Mexico and Ari-
zona, will preach at Trinity Church in the
morning.
At st. Pauls Church, the Right Reverend
George II. Seymour Bishop of Springfield,
will preach In the morning and evening.
At st. Johns Church, the Right Reverend
r. II. Weller, ID. D., Bishop Coadjutor of
Fond du Lac, will preach at the high cele-
bration at II a. m.
At Christ Church. Alameda. the Right Rev.
erend Boyd Vincent, d. D., Bishop Of South
ern Ohio, will preach in the morning. In the
evening there will be a mission airy meeting
presided over by the Bishop of Georgia.
At st. Marks Church, Berkeley. the Right
Reverend Daniel S, Tuttle, Bishop of Mis-
souri,, will preach in the morning and the
evening sermon will be preached by Bishop
Francis of Indiana.
At Hearst Hail. Berkeley, the Right Rev.
Henry c.. Potter, Bishop of New York. will de-
liver address at p. m.
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KENTUCKY MEN
ARE PREJUD|CED
Great Difficulty in Selec-
tion of Caleb Powers
Jury.
More Bourbon County Citizens
Summoned for Exam
ination.

GEORGETOWN, KY, Oct. 12.-when
court adjourned at 6 p. m. in the trial
of Caleb Powers, charged with being an
accessory to the murder of Governor
Goebel, the jury had not been completed.
Six times the panel has been accepted by
the commonwealth and each time 1t has
been broken up by the peremptory chal-
lenges of the defense. A special venire
of Seventy-dVe more Bourbon County men
was ordered by Judge Cantrill late this
evening and the work Of selecting the jury
will be resumed again at 8 o'clock Nom
day morning.
When court opened at o'clock to-day
there were eleven men in the jury box
Gano Shropshire Of Scott County was
temporarily accepted, Judge Cantrell
overruling the challenge Of the defense
for cause and the panel was filed. The
commonwealth accepted the jury as 1t
stood. The defense challenged peremp-
torily six of the men. The jury list Of
Scott County men was by this time ex-
hausted and the box was refilled by men
drawn from the venire of 100 men from
Bourbon County, who had been brought
into court by the deputy sheriffs.
During the forenoon it became apparent
that these Bourbon County men had firm
ly grounded opinions as to the guilt or
innocence of the accused and they were
excused When the ventre was exhausted
at 6 D. m. there were ten men In the
jury box that had held eleven when court
opened in the morning.
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Profe sor Syle Sc
lects The Fan
tastics'' by Rostand

ightful frankness that characterizes the
undergraduate.
And SO the new scheme will be watched
with interest. Professor SyIe is deter
mined to make the very best that he can
out of his material and show that the
students of Berkeley are really capable
OF high grade of dramatic work and it
is expected that the play will become a
matter of education and not solely of
amusement
early romantic comedies. 1t is full of ca
pabilities both in situation and dialogue.
The college presentation will be from a
rendering into English verse by George
Fleming. This translation is exceedingly
good and carries the authors meaning
well.
The cast has been selected from STD
dents and graduates who have already
shown their ability on the amateur Stage
They have taken part in good productions
and In play where so much is possible
should do some really artistic work. The
characters have been cast as follows:
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Site for Pesthouse.

The Supervisors Health and Hospital
Committee recommended yesterday that
an offer of $4,000 be made for the Bav
View farm as a site for the new pest
house. The executors of the estate own
ing the property will be given fifteen days
within which to accept the offer. This ac-
ton was taken pursuant to the recomA
mendation of the Merchants Association
that the price set on the property by the
owners, $4,000, is in excess of the natural
valuation from real estate standpoint.
The associl ton urges the purchase of the
site, declaring that Ito continue to main
tain the present institution Is standing
disgrace to the city government
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and an alumnist of the State University.
But Professor Syle will be in charge OF
the rehearsals, and announces as his in
tention the giving of performance of as
high dramatic standard as can possibly
be secured in the State University.
Though nothing has been said, it has
been felt that the football play was be-
coming an exaggeration of the comic de-
partment of the Blue and Gold. and there
was a slight danger of it's going too far.
as the Blue and Gold has occasionally
threatened to do. The play was always a
student production and the origlnators
did not hesitate to handle professors, stu
dents and prominent men with the de-
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wealthy Hawaiian,s win Filed.

A copy of the will of Hugh Morrison, a
wealthy Hawaiian planter, who died here
last May while on mis- way to Europe was
filed here yesterday. The document dis
poses of an estate valued at $136, 0OO With
the exception of a bequest of $4,000 to
brothers and sisters of the deceased, who
reside in Scotland. the entire estate Is
left to Mrs. Clara Morrison. decedent's
widow.
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Yarrow Held for Burglary.

Eddie Yarrow. alias Gallagher, was held
to answer before the Superior Court by
Judge COnlan yesterday on the charge Of
burglary in $1,000 bonds. Two similar
Charges against him were dismissed He
was accused o. breaking into the room
of Ms. Kate Edgerton. 1906 Stockton
street. and the rooms of two other board
ers and stealing a large quantity of Jew
elry, which was recovered by Detectives
Dinan and Wren. Yarrow was arrested
last December for breaking into the resi-
dence of Simon Donau, 1852 Franklin
street but was acquitted by a jury in
Judge Cooks court.
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Austrians Give a Ball.

Those who braved the heat and attended
the thirty-first annual ball of the Aus
trian Benevolent Society, held last night
at Union Square Hall, had most delight.
full time. The affair was a marked sue
cess. Following are the officers who had
charge of the entertainment: Floor man
ager, j. L. Radovich; assistants-Aug.
Mikulich, P. c. MillOglav; committee OF
angements-August Mikulich P G.
Milloglav, Joseph Gogisich. j. w. STAN
cart, John Pegnaz, NJ. Tomusich, NJ c.
Millaglav. A. Kulicich, Aug. Kiselich; re-
ception committee-Past Presidents N. p.
Milloglav, A. Francovich. ]. S. Radovich,
]. w. Staneart z. koenig.
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Messenger Bow Drops Dead.

William Richardson, a messenger for
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
dropped dead in a saloon at 304 Kearny
street last evening. Richardson has been
drinking heavily for the last week and
death is supposed to have been the result
of cirrhOSiS of the liver
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Licensed to Marry.

OAKLAND, Oct. l2.-Licenses to marry
were issued to-day TO Otto Nesso, % years.
San Francisco. and Hilda Isaacson. q.
Berkeley; Frank Rolkmer. 20, and Edith
Y. Whitehead, i, both Of Oakland: Frank
A. Silva, p. and Marie Jorquira, ., both
Of San Leandro: Fred c. Rue. q, and
Grace S. Harris, %, both of San Fran
cisco.
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Divorce Su is Filed.

Suits for divorce were filed yesterday by
Lottie Maye Haley against John T. Haley
for desertion, Casimir Cervieres against
Annie Cervieres for infidelity. Jennie Mar
tin against Stanley Martin for failure to
button for failure to provide and Lavinia
|. O'Neil against John j. ONeil for cru
city.
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LATE sH1PPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Saturday October r.
Schr North Bend Jackson, days from Coos
Bay.
SAILED.
Saturday, October r.
Stmr Aberdeen, Jensen, -.
Schr Jennie Griffin. Campbell, Point Reyes
DOMESTIC. PORT.
PORT LOS ANGELES-Arrived Oct 12-Schr
Allen A. lumber laden.
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Loyal Legion BANQUET.

The Loyal Legion, California Command
cry, will give reception and banquet in
honor cf Major General Samuel B. NJ.
Young, United States Army, at the Occi-
dental Hotel, Wednesday evening, Octo-
ber 10.
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" G F Nelson, London
. 7 ROy&w, Chicago
G W Bookins. Los A
Maud L Bookins. L A
Miss Drake, WisJer, Ia
T D Petch, Eureka
Mrs I 5 Spring < ch,
New York
X J Nelson, Afojave
King H Knox. La
u H Jackson, Detroit
E B Waterman, Cal
" S Caruthers. Texas
" D Wagner, Cal
r Wood. Boise. Idaho
Nellie Wood. Boise. 10
FsyeCte Wood. Boise, !
T KsunZ. Fl Jones
A r Condor, L s \
Mrs F Sutten. sta Rsa
Z r Bailey. san Jose
u Z Church, Fresno
H Brinck&w. Winters
II Brinck&w. Winters
: L Whistler. Chicago
A A Lamont & wife,
Santa Rosa
E Baruch. Berkeley
F B Shelly, Manila
" J Walters, Denver
G c Wattles, Denver
r 3 Meyers, Cincin. o
Q Z Hager&w. Vallejo
Miss Carroll. sta Rosa
J " Flavelle, Phild
II Kind.w e. S, Nevada
. : CorsOn. Cd Rapids
: A Nichou. ROseviile
L 3 Curtin, Cal
T ShOrtell. New York
Y F Robertson. Cal
PALACE
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r Y Ellis, Hanford
u r Chapman d W,
Philadelphia
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kane
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Chicago
Air ST John & ". Va
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Point
F p Bush & ". L Ans
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F A Hyde. y \
Miss E A Hyde. \ Y
Miss N L Hyde. X Y
H F KrOn, : Cruz
N W Day, Benicia
" HendricksOn Jr. Cal
r Fernald. Stanford
C. r Pearsall & ". Cal
A II Fisher. y Y
F F Oster, s Bernardin
Z 4 Snyder & ", Pa
Mrs c n Clement, Pa
Mrs T Ball. Pa
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Miss Anderson. B c
Miss I Blumer. 3 G
J II Johnson. sta Cruz
F Safe, Oregon
Miss J Freise. Salinas
NJ F Freise. Salinas
J r Tyler & W. Cal
/ II Dummett, Nome
c Smith. San Rafael
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A new insect has appeared in California
in time TO devour the eggs Of the count
less red spiders that injure the orange
groves.
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{ y ! w OO0WSrd & ",
Wocdwards Isle
E W Redpath. Boston
H Goldman, Syracuse
II J Heacock, HanfoId
. c o King, 5 L Obispo
lC W Dahlstron, Cal
Mrs G { McDougall,
san Quentin
J " Van Pranz, y I
1 c " Lenhart, Fresno
H Waldman, Seattle
H G Ringlor. Portland
z r Thumbler Jr, Cal
F L Dickson. Sta Cruz
W B Nutter, Stockton
C c Gaines, Sacramnto
T NJ Akin. Newton, KS
Ed Norman, Kas City
/ H Hornish, Cal
Geo Watts, Cal
Miss Mcconnell, Kans
Jean Mcconnell, Kans
F L Shute, L S y
Z r Devlin. Vallejo
A B Lennon, Sa Rosa
r : COlburn, Seattle
IT F Cooke, Sacramnto
F Hen. st Louis
B Zenrasky, Omaha
I R Froborse, Omaha
/ J c Donaldson. Detroit
( Mrs 4 d Curtis. Los 4
/ @ Shane. Baltimore
! A GenellE. Los Banos
T Elliott, Reno
Mrs T Yocom & child,
] Cal
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I A TUle. st Louis
/ : MacClintocl1. Chicgo
F r Wehe. Downievlle
IF n Seamans. Mass
HOTEL.
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Paris
T " Borden. L s N
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Miss Sexton. Dublin
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Mrs A p Carlson &. I'm.
Gun Dnd ds-n
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on the night Of the day Of the big foot
ball game. This year the football play
will be a legitimate drama instead of d
burlesque and it will be given under the
supervision of Professor L. Du Pont Syle
instead of under the Sunrestrained man
agement of the students.
The general supervision Of this produc
SI Sioi Was quieIiy tuiHeu i over 10 fIoIessoi
Professor Syle at once left the farce and
burlesque written by some member of the
student body and announced that the foot
bali play would be strictly legitimate and
announced Rostand's THE fantasies as
the piece
OF course, the entire cast has been Sc
lected from the students, and the busi-
ness mana cement will be in the hands of
c. E. Thomas, City CLERK of Berkeley
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F ormer Productions
SaVor Too Much of
the Blue and God

~ ERKELEY, Oct. PA departure
from established custom has
N been made in regard to the play
~ that is annually given by the
students of the State University
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The Eighteenth left here June Is. 1898
and has been stationed at Iloilo almost
ever since. Captain Gordon is the or
'ganizer of Gorion's scouts, and good ser
vice they did for the department of VIA
yas. Lieutenant Conger of the scouts dis
tinguished himself on a number of occa-
sionS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

Y II Seamans, Sacto 20 Y Woodward & W.
A D Baldwin Honlulu Wocdwards Isle
" F Nelson, London E w Redpath. Boston
D Z RON&W. Chicago u Codman. SVra cusa
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.RN HOTEL.

J J Murray. Wash
Mrs A p Carlson & I'm,
San Pedro
F 7 Powell. Sta Cruz
r s Barnes & W, Sacto
J w Lathaur, Seattle
J B Lane. Portland
T w Fresh, Sacto
J T Moon. Denver
p NJ Mcmahon. H I
W T c Latham, LsAng