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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
$4,000. THE NEW YEAR HAND
ICAP.

a handicap for two-year-olds and upward.
To be run Wednesday. January 1, 1902 One
mile and an eighth. P. Atkin, Diderot,
Achilles; w. E. Applegate, Magi August Bel
mont, Faulty; Frank D. Boas, Frangible; c.
T. Boots. Argregor The Giver; Burlingame
Stock Farm. Brutal; Burns & Waterhouse All
Green, Bangor, Bernota, Favonfus. Scotch
Plaid; G. w Chappell, Spike: Chinn & For
sythe Rubus, Briton; j. Coffey. Goldone Rio
Shannon; NJ Cone, Barbara Freitchie Bomb
shell; M. j. DAILY. Sir Lewis; Doble & Co..
Louwelsea. Huachuca. Norford: c. E. Dur
nell, Lavator. Slap Dash: w. w. Elliott Miss
Mae Day: l.. H. Ezell. Flying Torpedo; John
Givens. Rosormonde: Perry Hildreth, Capt.
vate; w. B. Jennings, Vesuvian; w B. Jen-
nings & Co. Andrisa; John Kane, Sylvan Lass;
W. H. Ketcheman Rushfields: Ed Lannigan,
Rubicon; a, NJ. Lnnel & Co, Goal Runner;
w. c. de B. Lopez, Articulate; James H. Nc
Cormck, Ben Mac Dhui, Somerset: George W.
Miller Varro; Monidah Stable Lake Mills;
G. B. Morris. Sombrero imp. Royal Flush
Janice, Water Cure, AutoIight; F. ]. ORourke
The Fretter; j. H. Rothert, Bohul: DIR. H E.
Rowell, Imperious, Sol Lichtenstein; P Ryan
Icicle Obia. Nones. The Pride. ConstelIator
John w. Schorr, Greenock. F. W. Brode. Joe
Frey, Bah. Ordnung: B. Schreiber Forte; r.
A Smith Colonel Roosevelt. GreyfeId Mare
chal Neil, Edna Brown; w. l.. StanfeId
David S. Jim Hale; A. j. Stemler &, Co. Ar
baces; Matt Storm. Morinel; Thompson Bros.
Sidney Lucas; William C. Whitney LADY
Godiva; Ray Wilson, Byron Rose; Caesar
Young, Sea Lion.
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$4,000. THE CHRISTMAS HAND
ICAP

A handicap for three-year-olds and upward.
To be run Wednesday, December 25 1901. One
mile and quarter-J. P. Atkin, Diderot Frank
Boas, Frangible: c. T. Boots. Argregor; Bur-
lingame Stock Farm, Brutal: Burns & Water
house, All Green Bangor Bernota. Favonius,
Scotch Plaid; J. Coffey, Goldone, Rio shannon;
M. Cone Barbara Freitchie, Bombshell; w. Z
Cotton. Gawaine; Doble & Co., Norford: C. E.
Durnell, Lavator, Slap Dash; l.. H. Ezell,
Flying Torpedo: J. G. Follansbee. Roehamp-
ton; John Givens Rosornonde; w. B. Jennings,
Xesuvian; W. 3. Jennings & Co., Andrisa;
John Kane, Sylvan Lass: w. H. Ketcheman,
Rushields; A. NJ Linnell Co., Goal Runner;
W. c. de B. Lopez. Articulate; W. OBJ. Mac
donough, Beau Ormonde; James H. Mccormick
Ben Mac Dhu Alcedo; Mondah Stable, Lake
Mills; G. B. Morris, imp. Royal Flush. Auto
light Janice, Water Cure; F. J. ORourke,
The Fretter; j. H. Rothert, Bohul DR.. H. Z.
Rowell, Imperious; P. Ryan, Icicle, Obia.
Nones, The Pride, Constelator; John w
Schorr. Greenock, Joe Frey. Bah. F. w. Brode
Ordnung: B. Schneider. Forte; R. A. Smith,
Colonel Roosevelt, Greyfeld. Marechal Neil
Edna Brown; A ]. Stemler & Co., Arbaces
Matt Storm, Morinel, Sunello; Thompson Bros,
Sidney Lucas: William c. Whitney, Black
Dick Paul Clifford.
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WINNERS ON EASTERN TRACKS.
Eophone Captures the Steeplechase at
Morris Park
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Worth summary:

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Worth summary:
First race mile and sxteenth-El Ghor
won, Lord Roberts second, Chorus Boy third.
Time AS 1-5.
Second race six furlongs-The Pride won.
Sea Queen second, Vulcan third Time. 1:1S 20
won, Pyrrho second, John a. Clark third
Fourth race. one mile-st. Marcos won. w
Fifth race, seven and a half furlongs-B. G.
Fox won. Andes second, w. B. Gates third.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Omdurman
won. Searcher second. Joe Collins third. Time.
1854.
ST LOUIS. Oct 21.-Fair Grounds summary: !:
First race, five furlongs, selling-Kilimand
Scharo won, Carat second, Mr.. Undertake
third Time. 1:O2A.
Omelia won. Honeywood second. Azeti third.
Third race. six and a half furlongs. purse
Our Lady won, Lasso second, Militant third.
Time 1:21
Fourth race. six furlongs. purse-Orleans
won. Tremar second. Ad Gibson third. Time
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth, purse-Run-
nells won, Peaceful second. Wax Taper third.
sixth race. mile and eighth, selling
southbreeze s; ss won, Sir Rolla second, Uterp
NEW YORK. Oct. 21-Morris Park sum-
mary:
half miIes-E9phon,s won Walter ,Giearin sec
ond, CurteW Bell thlrd. I1me 4:3o12.
Second race, Monday Handicap seven and
a half furlongs-Redpath won, Peninsula sec
ord. Andy Williams third. Time 1861.
Third race the Goldsmith, six furlongs, SELL
ing-Sister Juliet won, Grand Opera second
Lady Sterling third. Time 1:1012.
Fourth race. six and a half furongs-Bruns-
wick won. Lux Casta second, Namtor third
Time 1:20A
Fifth race, one mile-Elegy won Miss Amy
second. Anna Darling third Time, 1:43.
Sixth race, two miles-The Rhymer won,
William H second. Time S:43. Only two
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$500. THE BURLINGAME SELL
ING STAKES.

For three-year-olds and upward. To be run
Saturday, December T. 1901. One mile and a
Sixteenth. P Atkin. Dderot; E. J. Baldwin
& Co, La Goleta; "A. G. Blakely, Anthracite;
c. T. Boots MacGyle; J. G. Brown & Co..
Wyoming: Burns & Waterhouse. Bangor, Ber-
nOta, Dangerous Maid. Prejudice, Scotch Plaid :;
c. w. Chappell Spike; J. Coffey, Goldone, Rio
Shannon; M. Cone Barbara Freitchie; P. Cor
rigan Commemorative Attorney; w. Z. Cot
ton. Gawaine; Doble & Co. Norford; c. E.
DurnelI. Lavator. Slap Dash; w. w. Elliott
Miss Mae Day; L. H. Ezell, Flying Torpedo:
F. R. Gallagher. Intrada; John Hackett For
nero; W. B. Jennings & Co. Redwad; John
Kane Sylvan Lass; w. H. Ketcheman, Rush
fields. Bell Punch. Free Lance; \. NJ, Linnell
& Co. Goal Runner; William G.. Matthews
Captain Gaines; James II. Mccormick. Lone
Fisherman, Sweet Tooth; j. McGovern, Horton; !;
George w. Miller. Narro: F. W. Miner, Hard
Knot; G. B. Morris. Bedeck, Autolight. Tower
of Candles; Mrs F. O'Connor. Malster; ]. H.
Rothert. Bohul; DR.. H. E. Rowell, Imperious
P. Ryan. Icicle. Obia, Nones, The Pride, Con-
stellator; John w. Schorr. Greenock, Ordn1ng
Bah F. w. Brode; W. l.. Stanfeld, David S,
jim, Hale; R A. Smith. Greyfeld,. Marechal
Neil, Edna Brown; a. J. Stemler & Co, Ar
baces; Matt Storm. Sunello; William c. Whit
ney, Rowdy. Black Dick; Caesar Young, Sea
Lion.
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RALLY OF FORTIETH
DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
Joseph S. Tobin and Other Candidates
Address Voters on Issues of



The Democrats of the Fortieth Assem-
bly, District held a rousing mass meeting
in Franklin Hall, at Bush and Fillmore
streets, last night. Addresses were made
by Joseph S. Tobin, Franklin K. Lane and
other candidates and the greatest enthu-
siasm was displayed
Chairman George Connolly called the
meeting to order in a brief speech, in
which he alluded to the sterling qualities
of the various Democratic candidates. The
name of Tobin was greeted with tremen-
dous applause and the appearance of the
various candidates was the signal for vo-
ciferous outburStS. The Republican nom
inees were discussed and the prediction
made that they will all be politically
dead after November s.
Supervisor John Connor was the first
speaker. He spoke in behalf of the nom
inees for Supervisor, all of whom, he said,
had regulations before they went into Of
flee and had not lost them by reason of
their official acts. Their sole desire was
to give the city businesslike administra-
ton. The first thing they did was to wipe
out a big deficit and the second to pay a
debt of 100000 to the merchants and
school teachers There never a ring
in the board and If the voters decided to
return the members for the next term a
more brilliant record in the line of i'm
provementS would, in the opinion of the
speaker, be assured.
Patrick Boland nominee for Public Ad-
ministrator, made a plea for reelection
He spoke of the discharge of the functions
of his office and fiattered himself that
none could have done better. Mr.. Boland
was greeted with great applause.
District Attorney Lewis F. Byington
spoke in praise of the present Board of
Supervisors, which. he said, had liquid
ated the accumulated debts of twenty
years and given the city the lowest tax
rate in ten years. AS for himself and the
discharge of his official duties, he said
his record spoke for itself and that was
good enough, he thought, to insure his re-
election.
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$500. THE GOLDEN GATE SELL
ING STAKES.

For three -year-olds and upward. To be run
Saturday November 16, 1901. Seven furlongs-
J Atkin. Diderot; E. J. Baldwin & Co. Rio
de Altar: J. @. Brown & Co, Diomed; Burns
& Waterhouse, Bangor, Bernota, Scotch Plaid;
B. A. Chilson Montallade; c. W. Chappell.
De Cspo; J. Coffey. Rio Shannon, Goldone:
NJ. Cone. Barbara Freitchie; P. Corrigan. Raci-
van; w E Cotton, Gawaine; Doble & Co,
Norford: J. H. Dolan Maresa; Frank Doss,
Impromptu. School for Scandal; c. E. Durnell,
Lavator. Slap Dash: Fred Edwards Eta H
" W. Elliott, Hlee. Miss Mae Day: D. 6.
Fountain. Doublet; H L. Frank, Hagerdon:
John Hackett, Formero; P. Howley, Gusto;
". =. Jennings & Co, Redwaid, The Scot;
H. L. Jones & Co, Headwater: S. Judge,
Pcrnpino; John Kane, William F; W. H.
Keteheman, Bell Punch; c. Lind, Pupil; a.
II. Linnell & Co.. Goal Runner; William G.
Matthews. Captain Gaines; George w. Miller.
Rarro Sir Hampton; F. W. Miner, Hard Knot
MoniGah Stable, Algareta; q. B. Morris Be
deck. Tower of Candles; James H Mccormick
Sweet Tooth; J. NcGovern, Horton; Mrs F.
O'Connor. Malster; Owen Bros. Flush Of Gold
r. p. Rithet. Broadbrim; John H Rothert
Censor: DR.. H. z. Roweu Imperious Vain:
p. Ryan. Mark Twain. Icicle. Obia: John W
Schorr. Ordnung Timemaker, Greenock F "
Brode; P. Sheridan, Sir Dougald: w NJ Sloan.
Maggie Davis; r. A Smith, MarechaI Neil,
Edna. Brown; w; L. stanfeld. David S; A. j.
Stemler Tillie Andrews; Gill Summers True
Blue: .. 9. White. Rey Dare; William 9
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$500. THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
STAKES.

For two-year-olds that have not won stake
prior TO the time of closing. To be run Sat
urday, November 9. 1901. Six furlongs-W. E.
Applegate, Magical; J. P. Atkin, Jarretiere
dor Glendenning; E. J. Baldwin & Co. Cru
zados. Escalante, FL chihuahua: August Bel
AIythrox; Burns & waterhouse, BIackthorn,
FL Pillar. KiIldoe; D. Cameron, Parizade
Shell Mount; c ". Chappel Lady Dew;
Chinn & Forsythe, Rubus, Matin Bell, Briton;
J. Coffey, Evea G; c. f. Durnell, Ursula. DR..
McNutt; L. H. Ezeu. Landseer; NJ. J. DAILY,
Fiuachuca: Fred Edwards, Botany; W. P. Fine,
Yellowstone. Prestonian; P. Guilfoyle. RedaI;
P. Howley, Rosario; w. B. Jennings & Co.
Milas. Prestano; W. H Ketcheman, Illowaho,
Halmetta: Edward Lannigan, Hainault, St
PhiiIppina; c. Lind, Muresca, Lass Of Lang
den: William G. Matthews. Augato; Andrew
Miller, Honolulu; p. Moore, Victoria S. Mon
tana Stables Dandy, Cayenne Pepper; G. B.
Morris, Old England. Rameses; Sandy Nc
Naughton. Montoya; r Phillips, Moavina. Rud
5yincka; Dr. H E; Rowell, Sol Lichtenstein;
B. Schneider Satchel, Baltest; John W. Schorr
Commissioner Forester, John Peters; G. W.
Scott. Rosy Cross: A. ]. Stemler & Co. Phyllis;
Gill Summers, Rubino. Water Scratch: A. B.
Spreckels. Oratossa, Snooze. Headstrong; P.
Stanton. Frank Jones; William C. Whitney,
Gold Seeker; H. l. Wilson, The Weaver, Min
TAXA, Flourish, Winnecook; Zahn Bros, An
geleno
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$4,000. THE THANKSGIVING
HANDICAP.

handicap for three-year-olds and upward
To be run Thursday, November 2S. 1901. One
mile and an eighth. p. Atkin, .Diderot; Z.
J, Baldwin & Co, La Goleta; August Belmont,
3rigader; A. G. Blakeley, Anthracite; c. 7.
Boots, Argregor MacGyle; Burns &c Water
house, All Green, Bangor, Favonius. Scotch
Plaid. Bernota; J. Cofey, Goldone Rio Shan
non; NJ Cone Barbara Freitchie; W. E. Cot
ton. Gawaine; c: z: Durnen. Lavator; Slap
Dash; L. H. EzeIl. Flying Torpedo; J. G. Fol-
lansbee, Roehampton; John Givens Rosor-
monde; w. B. Jennings. Vesuvan; John Kane
Sylvan Lass; W. H. Ketcheman. Rushfields
Bell Bunch; Ed Lannigan. Rubicon; A: NJ. Lin
nell & Co. Goal Runner; W. c. de b. Lopez
Articulate; w. OBJ. Macdonough. Beau Or
monde; James H. Mccormick, Ben Mac Dhui;
George Miller. Sir Hampton; f. w. Miner,
Hard Knot: Monidah Stable, Pope Leo; q. B.
Morris. Water Cure Janice. Autolight; F.
]. o Rourke, The Fretter; j. H. Rothert
BOhul; DR.. H. E. Rowell, Imperious; P. Ryan
Icicle. Obia. Nones; John w. Schorr, Joe Frey
Greeuock. F. W. Brode, Bah, Ordnung; R. A.
Smith. Greyfeld. Marechal Neil, Edna Brown;
W. l. Stanfeld, David S. Jim Hale; A. j.
Stenler & Co., Arbaces; Matt Storm. Mornel; :;
Thompson Bros. Sidney Lucas: William c.
Whitney, Black Dick; Ray Wilson, Byron Rose;
Caesar Young, Sea Lion.
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NAVAL ACADEMY TEAM
DEFEATS THE STUDENTS
University of Philadelphia Loses
Football Match by Marrow
Margin of One Point.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. M.-The naval
academy football team for the first time
defeated the University of Pennsylvania
to-day by the narrow margin of 6 to 5.
All the scoring was done in the first half
The navy made the first score Belknap
kicked from midfield to Howard Howard
fumbled and Soule fell on the ball. Penn
sylvania was penaliZed five yards for Off
side play. thus bringing the ball on Penn
sylvanias five-yard line. Pennsylvania
then on the four-yard line and Nichols
was showed over for a touchdown. Strass-
berger kicked a goal. Soon after this
Pennsylvania scored. Belknsp was called
on to punt, Piekarski blocked and the
ball rolled behind the navy's goal and
Shook fell on it. Reynolds failed at goal.
The Pennsylvania tried hard in the sec
ond half to redeem themselves, but failed.
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Cubans Who Seek Annexation.

HAVANA, Oct. 21.-A petition asking
that Cuba be annexed to the United States
is being circulated among Cuban business
men and every effort is being centered
upon annexation, as business men gem
efayi u rs aes9q' iI 9eeTe Tont n5t me re-
ing. A meeting has been arranged for
Wednesday next, at which. although held
under the guise of reciprocity, it is said
the first gun in the campaign for annex
alton will be fired by Cubas orators,
Senores Desvernine and Lanuza and the
Marquis de Montoro.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
HIGHBINDER'S VICTIM
MAY SURVIVE INJURIES
Cook Hacked in Palmer Residence
Disclaims knowledge Of Mo
tive for ID

The Chinese cook who was badly hacked
with hatchet in the residence of DR..
George H. Palmer, at the corner of Stein
er and jackson streets Sunday night is
still in precarious condition, but 1t is
believed he will survive. Detective Ed
Gibson. who has been investigating the
bold crime, believes the attack was the
result of a personal quarrel rather than
a deed of a highbinder struggle.
Toy. the injured Chinese, disclaims all
knowledge of who committed the assault
or the causes leading up to it. The po-
lice, however, think that the Chinese not
only recognized the highbinder, but knows
why the hatchet was used.
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Tov Is Given the Decision.

DENVER, Oct 21.-Eddie Toy of San
Francisco was given the decision tonight
over Spike Wallace of Pittsburg at the
end of a ten-round go before the Elyria
Athletic Club. Elyria is a suburb of Den
yer. The men fought for a side bet of
$3.50 and 65 per cent of the gate receipts.
Toy had the best of it all the way
through, Wallace staying the limit by
hanging on continuously.
The same men were prevented from
fighting in Denver by the police a week
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Painters Meet with Accident.

Henry Petersen, employed at painting
the residence of Claus Spreckels at Clay
street and Van Ness avenue, fell to the
ground, a distance of forty feet below,
yesterday. His ribs on both sides were
fractured and his legs were badly con-
fused Leon Snow fell from a staging
around a building at the corner of Pine
and Larkin streets. He broke his arm
and was possibly injured internally. He
struck a clothes line in his descent which
broke his fall
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Boxmakers Meet Candidates.

Boxmakers' and Sawyers' Union No. 152
held a high jinks and Labor party re-
union last night at the Turk-street Tenn
pie. A varied programme of songs and
speeches furnished the pleasures of the
evening Good things to eat and drink
were freely dispensed. Eugene z. Schmitz
the Labor party's candidate for Mayor
was the honOred guest Other candidates
upon the same ticket also addressed the
meeting and were cordially received.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Funeral of Mrs. Hnnfeld

The funeral of the late Mrs. WiIheImino
Hupfeld, wife of DR.. julius W. Hupfeld.
took place yesterday at the family resi-
dence on Oak street. The services We're
private and only the relatives and a few
intimate friends were present Among
the floral offerings was a beautiful SPRAY
of white roses sent by the Press Club of
San Francisco. ~
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$500. THE TRUX. BEALE HAND
ICAP

A handicap for three-year-olds and upward
To be run Saturday December "A, 1901 One
mile-J. p. Atkin. Diderot; c. T. Boots Ar
house. All Green. Bangor. Bernota, Favonius
Scotch Plaid; c. W. Chappell. De Capo B. A
Chilson Montallade J. Coffey, Goldone, Rio
Shannon; ]. Greeley, Position: Doble & Co..
Norford: W. w. Elliott, Miss Mae Day, Hilee;
D. S. Fountain. Doublet; John Givens, Rosor-
monde; Perry Hildreth. Captivate; w. B. Jen-
nings, Nesuvian; W. B. Jennings & Co.. An
drisa; H. l. Jones & Co., Headwater; S.
Judge, Pompino w. H. Ketcheman, Kenil-
worth. Bell Punch; Ed Lannigan, Rubicon; A
NJ. Linnell & Co. Goal Runner; w. c. de b.
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Special Rates

For side rides to points on the Santa Fe
Open to holders of Episcopal Church Con
vention tickets, friends ACCOMPANYING
and holders of nine months excursion
tickets. Dates of sale, September % to
November 10 inclusive. Limit 80 days.
For timetables, descriptive literature and
full information call at Santa Fe offices,
SAL Market St, and ferry depot.
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Duffy outclasses Dave Barry.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21-The police stopped
the fifteen-round bout between Martin
Duffy of Chicago and Dave Barry Of Can
ada at the West End Club tonight in the
fourth round, when the Canadian was ir-
'retrievably beaten. Barry was outclassed
throughout.
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FOR SUPERVISORS
REPUDIATED BY ASA K. WELL
He Declares That the List Had First Been Presented 10 m lie
Would Never Have Accepted the Republican Nomination Tor
MavorDemocratc Candidates Address Two Rousng Meetings


for
the the ticket of wth he the h IN a" Ds
circumstances maze
70 eSamehc said
IF had haze accepted the nomination 1o Mdy"
20 Heu7euu uln
Mr. Wells hOa7er He spoke IN fa00a0e terms o. ms
political W. H. excellent election "0a De OF
benefit o the 0un1urtr
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E~ HE list of entries to the first ten
stakes of the new California
Jockey Club were issued for pub,
III lication yesterday and it can be
safely predicted that the coming
season will be the greatest in the history
of local racing. Among the nominators
appear the names of such prominent
Eastern turfmen as ". c. Whitney, Au-
gust Belmont, Andrew Miller, P Ryan,
J. G. Fouansbee and J. H. Mccormick,
while Of the California owners Prince
Poniatowski, W. OBJ. Macdonough, A.
B. Spreckels and Burns & Waferhouse
are among the best known.
A comparison shows a hattering in
crease over the entry list to the same
number of stakes last season, and the
caliber of horses entered is of much high
er class. To the Opening handicap there
were 81 entries; Produce Exchange hand-
leap, 67: Golden Gate selling stake, 6S;
Crocker handicap. Ga; Thanksgiving hand
leap. 81; Burlingame selling stake. 6O;
Truxton Beale handicap Go; Junior stake,
63; Christmas handicap, SO, and New
Years handicap, 73.
Entries for the Burns handicap and
other rich fixtures to be decided later on
in the season close on November 4.
The programme for the first two weeks
of racing at Oakland, comprising purses
ard over night events, will be issued to-
morrow. The amounts range from $4OO Tor
over night purses to $500 for handlcaps.
The stable of Green Morris was due to
arrive yesterday at the track across the
bay.
Following is a complete list Of the en-
tries to the ten stakes:
$500. THE OPENING HANDICAP.
A handicap for -year-olds and upward.
Weights 10 be published Monday, October Is.
Acceptances to be made at the track before
II a. m. Friday, November l. To be run sat
urday. November ., 1901. One mne-J- P At
kin Diderot: Z. J. Baldwin & Co., La Goleta;
{. T. Boots, Argregor; Burns & Waterhouse,
All Green. Bangor, BernOta, Favonius, Scotch
Plaid Dangerous Maid; B. a. Chilson, Montal-
1ade: J. Coffey, Rio Shannon; J. Greeley,
Position: c. w. Chappel, Spike, De Capo;
Frank Doss. ImprOnptu; J. H. Dolan, Maresa;
Z. z. DurneIl LavatOr; H L. Frank, Hager-
don: J. G. Foansbee, Roehampton; John
Givens. Rosormonde; John Hacke.t, Yellow
Tail: W. h Ketcheman, Rushfelds, Bell
Punch; I'd Lanngan. Rubicon; w {. de B.
Lopez. Articuate; MOnidah Stable, Pope Leo;
George ". Miller Varro, Sir Hampton; g. b.
Morris. Tower of Candles, Janice, Water Cure,
AutClight: F. ". Miner, Hard Knot; w. OBJ.
Aacdonough. Beau Ormonde; +. J. o Rourke.
The Fretter; Owen Bros, Flush of Gold; T.
I2yar. Icicle, Obia, NOnes; Dr. H. T. Rowell,
Irnperious; r. A Smith, Greyfeld. Marechal
Neil. Edna Brown; Matt Storm, Morinel Sunel-
10; John W. Schorr. Greenock, Ordnung Bah,
Z. ". Brode; c. G. White. Rey Dare; Ray
Wilson. Byron Rose; W. c. Whitney, Paul
Clifford.
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handicap for two and three-year- -olds. To
be run Saturday, November %, 1901 Six and
a half furlongs-W. L. Applegate, Magi, Magi-
cal; j. P. Atkin, Diderot, Glendenning,
Achilles, Jarretere dor; Burns & Waterhouse
All Green, Corrigan. Rosewar. Bernota; c. W.
Chappell, Pirate Maid. Tufts; Chinn & For
sythe Rubus Briton, Matin Bell; P. Corrigan
Cuban Girl; Doble & Co, Innocencia, Louwel-
sea. Huachuca; Frank Doss, Impromptu, School
for Scandal c. Z. Durnell Slap Dash; l. H.
Ezell, Landseer; J. D. Fitzgerald, On Time
Carlonian; J. G. FOllansbee. Cameron; y. S
Fountain. Morelia: p Guilfoyle. Redan; Perry
Eildreth, Captivate; w. B. Jennings & Co,
The Scot; W. H. Ketcheman, Illowaho, Kenil-
worth; w. c. de B. Lopez, Articulate; w. OBJ
Macdonough, Beau Ormonde; William G. Mat
thews, Alligator; Sandy McNaughton. Montoya;
Montana Stable, Dandy; G. B. Morris, Tower
Of Candles. Janice, Sombrero; Z. w. Purser
Carlo; DR.. H. E. RoweH. Sol Lichtenstein;
p. Ryan. Mark Twain, Icicle Oba; G. w. Scott
Fridolin; B. Schreiber. Satchel; j. w. Schorr
Joe Frey; r. A. Smith, Marechal Neil, Edna
Brown: A. B. Spreckels, Snooze. Oratossa; w.
L. stanfeld David S. Jim Hale; A. ]: Stem
Ter & Co, Tillie Andrews, Phyllis, Divina;
Gill Summers, Water Scratch; S. P. Tate, Lu-
cldia; c. G. White, Rey Dare; Ray Wilson
Byron Rose; William c. Whitney, Paul Cliff
ford; Caesar Young Eonic, Malarpina.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
DR.. Berry Seriously Ill.

CHICAGO Oct. 2-Dr. j. F. Berry,
general secretary of the Epworth League
and editor of the Epworth Herald is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at his home in
this city. The doctor has been on the
verge of nervous collapse fer several
months as result of overwork.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Mckinley Monument Fund

Following is the official statement of
contributions to the Mckinley monument
fund to date:
Hawthorne School, s17: Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company $50; pupils Dudley Stone school
s27 So; NJ. A. Gunst & Co., SIS; pupils Haight.
street School, S14; Madison Primary School. S11.
Buena Vista School 81 50; total, s152 S5: pre-
viously reported 1921 25. Total to date, sa2
355 60 f--'-