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The evening world., 1901-07-13
Close rini.h sov s~cosd Place.


rhe race for t~l.yssr-olis furnished a
sinnef IN ilenslile She opsned A. I. u
7 and Went hack 10 : "a T. no m Ii.
lisNinz that -. had returned TO her
fbfm Demurrer WAS thought 10 hold
me others safe. and hs vNs r aged down
20 ever mcney G~lerelllc artsl very
badly 81 the post. and when they finally
got away she va on zone too well.
Sic ~ ,uce ian through the bunch and
tool The lead she was v caught,
winning handy nv y ensih md . hal,
The nni,h for the place was sensational.
N,'s'cr and Demurrer ran second and
'tlri 10 IN stretch. vher, Haron Pep
ger and lIsllario closed very fast. The
four horses vent hy the Judges N close
Iy allsnci that II 'ookci Ike n dead
heat h.'wecn the four, Master MAS
see"nd. however. q nose IN front ~
demurrer
The evening world., 1901-07-13
first Wits b:astiy.

First Whip Vas IN. favorits 10 the
second race, ana II looked az ~ any
price sas a Eo,d one asaILst him lie
son and o very easily. indicating that
! 10 ~ vas . good price.
ria Iun. ridden by Spencer. mad. the
followed BY C~arAuncls snd FRS,
Whip The latter moved up on the turn
and soon had as field beaten. lie sOn
easily by a length and a half from Pre-
cursor. who VAS the same distance IN
front Of C~srbuncle
The latter Al : 20 | to-day was a far
better horse 'hSn At 10 8 a few days
~
frs Whi9 vss In for u Go and
IAN Issi2p sam h''Tt.n zoo ss
First whip up 10 Nso before they
topped Then Mclaughlin bad the horse
In 'or IN extra y 90 the race Nis mo .
profitable 10 Taylor than II n, had won
The evening world., 1901-07-13
Kamara BeatsO Out Queen
Of Song and Andrisa
Easily In the Opening
Event.

Special y IN. Es,ains wo-idD
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
iuly n-Ths irenchr'E shower which
'ell Just at the close % yesterday
rrees vet the track pretty veil and
there were a few damp spots showing
tails afternoon. Tn. track. however. v'
rot slow I, VAS In that cordition
kno~n as good
Tie weather ~as superb and the card
vas fairly attractive. The attendance
quite large and brisk betting vas
the rule On all of The events
kamsra TaLe~ the ytrss.
The opening race "a, At q mile Queen
~ Sons vas the 'avorits. but Andriss
and ksnara were sell backed. iro-
quot. Belle was the extreme outsider.
ridden by little Crosthvaits Ksmara
and Queen Of Song vent away together
and for sta surlonss II was q pretty
FOR this pair raced Ike 4
team, With Andrisa A couple Of lengths
lAck Amer that II was procession.
kamsra drew away AMI won easily BY
a lenEth from Queen % song sho vas
Two lengths In front % AndHss,
The evening world., 1901-07-13

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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
LINEUP SHOWS
GOOD MATERIAL
California Selects List
Of Men to Meet
It's Rival.

BERKELEY, Oct 16.-The freshman
eleven Of the University Of California has
been under the constant care of the
coaches during the last week, prepara-
tory to it's contest with the Stanford
freshmen Saturday. Hard practice con-
tinued UP to to-day, Coach Simpson and
Assistant Coach Hopper watching every
play the baby classmen made and direct
ing their movements. Preliminary games
have been none too numerous, and up to
the beginning of this week the freshmen
nave played some pad bal. Games this
week with preparatory schools, the var
sity and second elevens and the undivided
attention of the coaches has improved
their condition greatly. The men play
dered their effectiveness.
The freshmen have a gritty captain In
Quarterback Dudley. Saeltzer. He plays
fast and well, but is not certain at all
times. He has shown much ability in
managing the team, and his head work
has been good during all preliminary
games. Stroud is a heavy man and plays
well at left guard. Demerrit at right end
has also been doing good work. and back
of the line Risley, Kelsey and Bush make
a fair trio The eleven will enter the field
in good condition.
Rooters Will Attend in Body.
The California rooters will attend the
game in a body and will lend their lung
and moral support to the freshmen. With
can toward helping the freshmen gain a
victory.
The lineup will be as follows:
Burke center; Heitmuller or Cummings, right
faoE1a Wson left tscRe 6emerf asfh gh Tght
end; Gage or Edwards, left end; Saeltzer (cap-
tain), quarter; Kelsey, right half; Risler. left
half; Bush fullback
fornia football men eligible to play in the
contest with Stanford on November 9 has
been prepared by Graduate Manager De-
committee. This committee will examine
the list with a view toward protesting
any man deemed ineligible, although Cal
ifornia does not look for an objection to
any of the players named.
Eligible for Varsity Team.
Those declared eligible for varsity DO
sitionS are as follows:
Center-Gendotti, Morehead, Phillips, Burke.
Guards-Overall. Stowe, OToole, Hendricks,
Stroud, Cummings, Howard. Hagadoin, Koch.
Hatch. Gastrich. Wilson Savage, Heitm1iler.. 1tsr.
Ends-Dibblee, Starr, Buchanan Williams
Demerrit, Gage, Edwards, levitt, stines,
Quarters-More. Hudson. Decoto De Lancey,
saeltzer. Rust, Geary.
man. Bishop, Mccormack, Hamilton. Powers
White, Kitrelle, Risley Graves, Evans Met
F'u1lbacks-Duden, Kelsey. Fautz, symmes.
Bush, Wallop.
Captain Womble, who for the last three
years has played right end on the varsity
is now playing at right half: With Du-
fornia has three star men back Of the line.
Tomorrow afternoon the freshman
eleven will play a practice game with the
Berkeley High School, when it will close
it's heavy practice prior to its meet with
the Stanford freshmen on Saturday. The
coaches are devoting all their energy
toward getting the freshmen in condition
for the contest This afternoon the baby
class team lined up with the second
eleven for hard practice.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
HAVE FIGHTING CHANCE.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. "a
Coach Fickert, when asked tonight about
the chances of the 1905 team in its game
with the Berkeley freshmen next Satur-
day, said:
They have fighting chance, for whila thew
play a fairly fast game they are going against
a heavier eleven. This years freshman team
was picked from nineteen candidates. while Ia az
year there were more than four elevens of can
didates for the 1904 team.
The average weight of the freshman
squad is 15S pounds. their average height
is feet 2-3 inches and age 20 years. Ali
Of the squad, with one exception. have
had previous football experience. Follow
ing is some data concerning them:
Paul Tarpey, captain and left half Is 70
years old, weighs 16S and has played three years
on the Salt Lake City High School team ana
one. one year with with the Palo Alto High. Tarpey's
weighs 154, Will play left tackle and has had
the same experience. NJ. Barten, right half.
learned the game at The Dalles High SchooI
He is 22 years Of age and tips the scales at fsc
pounds ". Dole. fullback, gained his exnse
rience eat at 1,; the Riverside Rivers High. school w Tay
sition for the last three years on tha peIo
Alto High eleven. weighs 1H pounds and T. 40 10
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
.LUzON SUFFERS
FROM 4 TYPHOON
Twenty Persons Lose
Their Lives in Ma
Mia Bay.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

MANILA, Oct. 16-The worst typhoon
in ten years has been raging for the past
few days. Its center has been about sixty
miles from Manila. Eight miles Of rail-
way have been destroyed and half Of
north and central Luzon has been sub
merged A majority Of the telegraph lines
have been damaged and Government and
other vessels have suffered. Twenty per-
sons were killed in Manila Bay. The
town of Baler is in ruins,
LONDON, Oct 16.-'"The Americans
have practically subdued the insurgents
in the Philippines said Captain John
Howard Gwyther, reviewing the position
Of the Chartered Bank Of India, AUS
tralia and China, at meeting Of the
shareholders.
"Order is slowly evolving out of chaos
and the natives, feeling that peace can be
relied upon, are resuming their ordinary
avoca tions'
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
CHAMPIONSHIP
FIGHT REFEREE
Harry Corbett Chosen
to Omciate in That
Capacity.
Walcott Is Anxious for
Another Meeting With
Carter.

Harry Corbett will referee the Jeffries-
Rubin fight on the night OF November il
at Mechanics Pavilion.
He was selected yesterday by Billy
Delaney, representing the champion. and
Billy Madden, who acted for Rubin.
There was no haggling over the matter.
When Delaney was asked what men he
had in mind he suggested Ned Homan
and Jack Welsh. Madden mentioned
Corbett. There was some good-natured
bantering, Delaney suggesting that each
select man and then shake dice 10 see
whose choice should be the third man in
the ring when the championship battle
commences.
Madden demurred to this and Delaney
at once accepted Corbett- He is to be
paid $500 Tor his services, the money to
be deducted from the gross receipts, each
nghter and the club mus paying por-
ton Of the money. This was the amount
originally set ASIDE for George Suer of
Chicago, who was the nrst man mentioned
Tor the position 1t was TO cover both his
expenses and his compensation.
The managers of the fighters each an
nOunced that his man would be ready to
meet F1tzsimmOns in this city in Decem-
Der, providing he was not injured in the
forthcoming hight. Manager Gleason was
authorized TO communicate with FitZsim-
mons and enter into negotiations with
him If FitZ is not ready to re-enter the
ring the men are willing that Tom Shar-
key should take mis- place
NaIleT ana W MalcOtt were ABOUT yeSter-
day showing but few signs of the previous
nights battle. WalcoTt is anxious for an
other meeting with the hard hitting
Kid He offers to fight INN, the re-
ceipts to so TO charity. 1t is not likely
they will meet here for some time if at
all Garter received $1,000 as his share of
the receipts, Walcott getting 500. 1t was
originally arranged that the winner take
all this being Nalcott's proposition. The
Kids" friends held out for a losers end,
which WalcOtt viii have the privilege of
spending.
1t developed yesterday that Carter took
all the gallOp out of his dusky opponent
with right hand to the body when they
met in the center of the ring for the first
time in the opening round. Walcott had
smile on his face after this, but
u was all a sham. He was decidedly un-
happy. When Carter came back at him in
WalcOtt had given him in the previous
round it proved too much for him. The
blow on the pit of the stomach convinced
him there were easier ways of earning
money than fighting for the winners
share with kid" Carter.
AS il happened Carter had narrow es-
cape from defeat His head had not thor
oughly cleared when the gong sounded at
the opening Of the seventh round and
his seconds fairly lifted him out Of his
chair and pushed him into the center of
the ring. He nearly fell to the floor. This
was the chance Walcott overlooked.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
CYCLE INDUSTRY
CONSULTATIONS
American Bicycle Com
pany Merging It's
Depots Here.

The bicycle industry of this country is
apparently in desperate straits. The
sport and pastime which spread through
the United States like magic in the early
90s, holding young and old. rich and poor
in its thrall, shows signs Of dire distress.
Announcements made yesterday in this
city by officers of the American Bicycle
Company, the $40, 900 900 corporation which
absorbed the principal factories of the
country at the height of the boom, show
what change has come over the affairs
of the corporation since the boom sub
sided.
1t was officially announced that the af-
fairs of the company would all be merged
under control Of one manager for the Pa
cific Coast. o. c.. Hutchinson of Chicago
is the man selected for the position He
will assume charge on the 1st of Novem-
ber. Under him will be one set of travel
ing men, one set of clerks and one set
of mechanics, assuming the duties of the
several sets of men now employed. Among
the well-knOwn men VINO are consolidated
out are z. II. Bernays and S. G. Chapman,
who have successfully managed import
ant branch houses here for many years.
When the American Bicycle Company
absorbed the big factories they controlled
and made forty-eight different wheels.
and further sweeping reduction will be
made at once. There will be marketed
not to exceed seven different types next
year by the company. Such well-known
wheels as the Stearns, Barnes and Spald-
ing will not be made hereafter.
This coast has been the best market
in the country during the past year, the
wholesale agency in this city disposing Of
5000 bicycles and showing q profit on the
years trading. The officers in New York
have given out q statement that the cor
poration's g losses for the year ending
August 1 are $4,000, 900.
The big corporation, when formed, had
a list Of officers as formidable as any
great railway system could boast. There
we're we're several vice presidents, a board 1 OF
It's magnificent offices in New York occu-
pied an entire floor in one Of tho great
buildings, at rental Of more than S79OO
a year. Expenses are being curtailed
throughout the country wherever possible
in an effort to save something out of the
wreck.
A local dealer who returned recently
from the East was so impressed with
force Of employees to the smallest force
consistent with handling his business at
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
VICTORY FOR CRIMSON.
Harvard Football Men Defeat the
Wesleyan Eleven at Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct 16.-Harvard
defeated Wesleyan this afternoon 16 to O..
This score, though smaller than Yale's
score against Wesleyan last Saturday, is
not considered discouraging, as number
OF Harvard's best players were not in the
game. The play was slow and ragged
Sargent at center poor in passing the
ball, and the backs had little team work.
Cults did well at tackle, but Grayson was
slow and awkward at fullback. Wesleyan
held Harvard on downs in the second
half, and also blocked one of Herman 8
punts.
NEW HAVEN, Conn Oct 16.-Despite
their pluck, the Bowdoin football players
went down under Yale's attack this after
noon by the score of As to 0. The game
was of the whirlwind order from the
start until the very last minute Of play.
In the tail end of the game Bowdoin fer
a moment rallied and made a longer gain
on an end run than during their. whole
previous playing, but it was futile.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 16-The Univer-
sity Of Virginia football eleven played
PEI pen11sylvania as a hard game. to-day, but
At Princeton-Princeton %, Dickinson 0.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17

EUGENE GEARY'S PALO ALTO IS FAVORITE
FOR THE FAMOUS JOHN GRACE CUP STAKE

ST HE draw for the John Grace Chal-
lenge cup stake, which will be
run at Union Coursing Park on
IN Saturday and Sunday, was held
last night at Pythian Castle.
This is the richest stake for grey
hounds held in America. Last year 1t
was worth S6610, and it was intended this
year to make it $4,000. This would have
been made up of $4,000 in entrance fees
and a like amount added by the Union
Coursing Park Association. The strike
had blighting effect on coursing and the
stake was reduced in size and value. The
dogs are of the highest class ever brought
together on an American coursing field.
Palo Alto is favorite owing to brilliant
trial he ran last Monday. Next to him
in favor are the Curtis dogs, Beacon and
Rector. The prizes will be: To the win
ner $500, runner-up $500. third dog $780,
next three S1O0 each, next six $50 each,
next twelve S25 each. The twenty-four
dogs beaten in the first round on Satur-
day will compete in a consolation stake
Sunday. The draw resulted as follows?
c. L. Appleby names G. Sharman's Sir
Pasha VS.. H. c. Klevesahl names f. Gearys
Ireland W. ]. Browning names Sterl &
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
RACES IN THE EAST.
Results of Events on Some of the Big
Tracks.

NEW YORK. Oct I6.-Morris Park results:
First race steeplechase about two miles
Baby Bill won. Dalesnan second, DR.. Eichberg
Second race. high weight handicap. six fur
longs-Slipthrift won. Gale second, Setauket
Third race. the McGrathian stakes. selling,
seven furlor-gs-AnimOsity won, Glenelly sec
ond. TempietOn third. Time. 1881.
Fourth race. selling, seven furlongs-Joy-
maker Won, Trump second, Bessie Mccarthy
Fifth race, one mile-Dubhn won. Criterion
second. Time. l:l2.. Two starters.
Sixth race. selling. one mile and a sixteenth
l:47ls. '-''e'
CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-worth summary:
First race, one mile and an eighth-Linden
Ella won, w B. Gates second, strangest third.
Second race. seven furlongs-c. B. Campbell
Won. Merriment second, Tom Kingsley third.
Third race, five Observation-Disclosures won.
Stella Perkins second. Inspector Shea third.
Fourth race one mile-Rolling Boer won.
Jessie Jarboe second. MacGyle third. Time.
Fifth race one mile and a Observation-Disclosures
art Won, Tammany Chief second, Valdez third.
Time, 1854 2-5.
sixth race, seven furlongs-Lord Roberts
won Evelyn Byrd second, Cathedral third.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 1s.-summary:
2:9S class. pacing. s15OO-wiId Leyburn won
the second. third and fourth heats in 2:o7X
2:105z 2:10. The Admiral won the first heat
in 2;o94. Little Squaw Major Muscovite. Neva
Patchen and Split Silk also started
2;l4 class, pacing. s1O0O-Cambria Maid won
the second. third and fourth heats in 2:OS2s
z-OSA, 2:1O- Pinchett Wolkes won the first
heat in 2:13 go Kiowa Carl Wilkes. Home
Circle Dick Thompson, Junius and ] K also
started.
,. 2:l4 trot. slooOaWalter Kahn won in straight
heats Time, 2:1l%, 2:12A, 2:12M. Glory
Prince Of India, Maryd Marioue Belle On
ward. Kondike. Russellwood, Pug and Cap
tain Bracken also started
ST. LOUIS, Oct 1s.-Fair Grounds results:
First race. five furlongs-Called Back won.
Leenja second, Ruby Ray third. Time 1851
Second race. six and half furlongs selling
Assessment won, Contain second, Aline S third
Time, 1854 W -
Ihlro race. six furlongs. purse-Ciales won.
Tremar second, Brulare third Time I.1s
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs-Ethy
Time, 1:2z1k. IL
Fifth race, one mile and a eixteenth-Petit
third. Time, 1:53
sixth race one mile and sixteenth-Nauuie
wood third. Time, I:47.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17

H. Halton names ]. H. Rosseter's Royal Anne;
L. j. Cronfn's Tralee Boy ]. M. Haltons s
May Hempstead E. E. Shotwel1s Nose
w. Manning names A. r. Curtis Anchor; r.
K Malcolm's Fine Fire VS.. A. r. Curtis Rec
tor; E. E. Shotwell names George Sharman's
Warship VS.. ]. H. Rosseter's Royal Archer.
Special limited stake, 80 dogs-Sterl &
Knowles Ripple VS.. NJ. Nealon's Agamemnon;
j. Downing's S Sir Lawrence VS.. o. Zahls
OHara; E. Neaves Strayaway VS.. A. Van
derwhite's Lear King; Pasha Kennels Rich
Argosy vs. d. Tolands Pleasant Girl D. J.
Healy's Fine Form VS.. J. Carrols Master
Clair; j. I. McCarthy's John Doe VS.. ]. Canes
Greenhal; t. j. Cronin's Killarney VS.. Pasha
Kennels Flyaway; G. Sharman's ST. Ives
j. Martenetts Slim; L. S. Bahr's Anedee VS..
D. Silva's Master Rocket; H. H. Gray's Roma
VS.. E. Neave's Spiteful J. Markland's The
CRATER VS.. J. Willis Half Moon: C. o. Peter
sons Haphazard P. NJ Clarkson's Golden
Garter; F. 3. Gerber's Mount Ida VS.. Pasha
Kennels Risky Attempt; D. J. Healy's Elista
VS.. 0. Zahl's Miss Wilson: J. Willis Shadow
VS.. L. F. Bartels Best Bargain; G. Sharman's
Bowery Boy VS.. E. Reddy' Full Moon.
IL has almost been decided to hold this
years plains meeting Of the Interstate
Coursing Club at Petaluma.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17

Knowles Oleta VS.. F. Jones' Wedgewood: P:
]. Reilly names A r. Curtis King Cotton
VS.. o. Zahl's Homer Boy; H c. Klevesahl
names G. Sharman's Firm Fellow VS.. Chiarlnt
Brothers Dewdrop; G. Van Bergen names A.
R. Curtis, War Eagle VS.. 1. F. Halton names
j. II. Perigo's Faraway; A. r. Curtis Beacon
vs. d. ]. Healy's Tiburon; T. ]. Cronin's Van
dal VS.. Chiarini Brothers Tame Tralee; W.
c. Glasson names A. R. Curtis Narcissus VS..
G. Graham's Tyrone Prince; Sterl & Knowles
Cold Shivers VS.. G. Malcolm names A. R. Cur
tis' Charta: c. O. Petersons Silver Cloud VS..
T. ]. McInerney's Nora; A. T. Leonard's Her
schers Pride VS.. ]. Lackman names H. Lynch
A j. Martin: C. c. Griswold names A. R.
Curtis Flying Fox P. NJ. Clarkson names
A. j. Vanderwfite's Flora Mcdonald; ]. H
Halton names George Malcolm's Aeolus VS.. NJ.
c. Delano names A. 7. Leonards Fontenoy;
A It. Leonard's Game Boy r. K Malcolm
names G. Sharman's Little Sister; G. Neither
colts F1oodgate VS.. D. j. Healy's Sisquoc; L.
F. Halton names Chiarini Brothers White Hat
VS.. E. Gearys Palo Alto; F. A. Gushing names
T. S. Prices Brutus VS.. B. Jones names George
Sharman's Chicago Boy; ]. H. Rosseters Ro-
man Athlete VS.. T. ]. McInerney's Annie Hall:
Sterl & Knowles Freeze Out VS.. ]. A. Klein
names F. Jones Harlean Gladys; W. H.
Hinchman names A R. Curtis Luxor vs. j.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
JUDGES LIFE
MAY De TAKEN
Kentucky Mountaineers
Threaten Powers
Case Jurist.

GEORGETOWN, KY, Oct. 16.-Threats
against the life Of Judge Cantrill, who is
presiding over the trial Of former Secre-
tary of State Caleb Powers, charged with
completely in the assassination Of Cover
nor William Goebel, were reported to-day.
When a cot was brought into the Court
house for the use of the Judge, who is
not in good health, a crowd Of mountain
eers asked what 1t was intended for.
For Judge Cantrill." was the reply.
Take it in,' said one of the mountain
eers. "Cantrill will need that cot before
he gets through with this trial"
Commonwealth Attorney Franklin was
notified at once Of the threatening re-
mark and precautions will be taken to
secure the safety Of the Judge.
Ike Hopkins of Belle County, q new wit
ness for the commonwealth, swore that he
asked Wharton Golden on the day prior
to the murder Of Governor Goebel when
he could go home from Frankfort.
You wait" said Golden. "Goebel will
be killed to-day"
He also said he heard Youtsey say:
"Goebel is going to be killed and this
work. I've given him 800, and twenty
five others have given him the same
amount"
On cross-examination Hopkins said he
made his statement about what he knew
to Arthur Goebel in Covington last May.
He admitted that he had been arrested
swindling the Government. He is now a
deputy sheriff.
Isaac Hopkins testified to conversations
with Powers, Golden, Youtsey and ''Tal-
low Dick" Combs about what might hap
pen to Governor Goebel. On cross-exam-
ination Hopkins testified that he had been
indicted twice for shooting men.
r H Bergman testified that he was
asked to point out Goebel in the Senate
chamber. Goebel was not there and the
men SAID, Wei, we will have to go to
the Capitol Hotel after him."
John W. Afford, new witness, testified
that two hours before Goebel was shot
w. H. Culton came into the Agricultural
building and said he wanted fifteen men
with sidearms to go with him to the ex-
ecutive building.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
Golfers Compete for a Cup.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The animal In
vitation tournament of the Westhrool,
Golf Club was begun to-day on the links
near Great River. L. I. Sixteen PLAYERS
quanhed for the Westbrook cup. Follow
ing are the scores Of the first ten: w. ].
Jr. Westbroolz, ISL: E. S. Knapp. West
brook, 16e; c T Tappin, westbrook' 16s:
9. y, Seeley, Weeburn, III; R. c. Watson
IL, MestDrook; IlS; w. c. Carnegie, Pitts
burg. III; c. +. Watson, Westbrook. 17e.
A. NJ. Robbins, St Andrews, $50; A. De-
witt COchrane Ardsley Isl
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
christmas Ho1idazs I'm Mexico

Southern Pacific special train leaves San
Francisco December IS, Los Angeles De-
cember 10. reaching Mexico in time for
the holiday celebrations. Round trip, San
Francisco $50, Los Angeles $40. Personally
conducted. Diuing-car, Pullman sleepers
Limit sixty days. Low side-trip rates
Optional itineraries. Make reservations
613 Market street, San Francisco; PSI South
Spring street, Los Angeles.