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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26
Mike Fisher ResurrectS the
Pitcher Who Failed TO
Make Good on Other Days
Uncle'S Collection RegainS
Batting Eyes for First
Time in Many Moons
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Y. RUSSELL made that regular

10y. RUSSELL made that regular
annual break into the California
" League yesterday at Recreation
Park He will not pitch any more ball
here this year, because if the fans hear
about it they will cut out going to see
ball games He is credited with many
bad showings during the last five or six
seasons he tried TO shine as a big
Lacquer but yesterday was really the
limit SO bad was he that the home team
won-14 to I.
When that bunch Of Harris can make
fourteen runs off one pitcher he must
be an awful tramp. But they did it with
Cy., and he IS now known as the worst
in the world by the baseball-loving
public.
They began in the first inning to wal
Iop the offerings Of Russell and never
for moment did they ease up. Every
one was hammering the ball around. and
those who did not hammer II were treat
ed to bases on balls. In all, sixteen good
solid hits and eight passes to first tell
the tale of agony. Then the Senators
started to make errors just as soon as
Mr. Russell was giving them the office
that he intended to settle down and be
good. Then he would take another ariel
ascent. He generally neglected to alight
till many runs would be piled upon the
lengthy score.
Hodson was in good form. and in only
one inning could they land on his shoots.
That was the fifth, when Truck Egan
| scored Mclaughlin with a three-ba gger.
The score:
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GRAVEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Weather Gear. track
fast. Gravesend entries:
First race about six furlongs. selling-Tres-
pass 90. Baikal 20. Queen Elizabeth 1O7. Eva
JOB. Forward 1O1. Elsie J. JOS. May Allen -.
I0cket 1OI Neither one 103 Irene Lindsey 10
Captivator 10I. Princess Tulane 100. Van Ness
Jos Mary Worth Ss, Black Fox 40. Julia
Juukin 9S
second race. about two and q half miles.
Gsscar 100 Step Lightly 1876 JiIn Newman
155, Caller $50. Baron Pepper l4J Manilian
I3s.
Third race. about six furlongs two-yesr-
olos Prospect hardicap-Pulsus 1.a Turquoise
Blue Il5. St Valentine rs. Memories ia.
1l1. Sweet Gretchen III, Crown Prince lOl,
Masedo 90 Bats % Hello 50. Joaquin los,
DimDle Io6 FIsmmula 1c6.
Fourth race. one and quarter miles. the
5 Oriental handicap-McChesney 100 Caugha-
vega ia. The Picket l1O. Hunter Raine LOG,
Pirate 90.
FIfth race. about six furlones. maiden two
zesr-ol6s-The Southerner 10. Riverdale 10,
Sonoma Belle 1O7. Tithonic 10. Raider l07.
40 Albertola l0T. Pol Roger 10, Miss shy
lock lO7. Gamey l10 Berosa 10, Fort Plain
10 Nohican 10 vibrator 10.
sixth race. one and an eighth miles. selling
Gambling 101. Lord Turco l02, SWanplands los.
Gaviota ~. Sctauket LOG, Sadducee 105,
Eve Jos. Stonewall 100, Lady Potentate 100.
seventh race. about six furlongs maiden
f--o-Hear-o ar-olds-OrthodOX 10 Aqua 10 Com
rnonetta 1o7. Crown Prince 10. Sheer lQ7, The
Deposld 10. Gypsy Ben loI- Slick IOI. Tele-
l07. Monadnock no. Silver Days 10. ST
ALI
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Women,s Park club Tourneys.

The women Of the park CLUB are again
becoming active and are planning many
tournaments Next Saturday a handicap D
singles event for the Jackman cup Will
be played The trophy was won first by
Miss Edwards of Berkeley. and the last
time by Miss Hotchkiss Of the same place.
The fact that both tournaments have been
won by outsiders shows the local women
are good spOrtsmen. The handica pper
should be a little more liberal, as the
scratch teams in both events have won
too easily.
There will be a doubles tournament for
second class players every Saturday until
the cups IN that class have been disposed
Of The first and third class cups now
belong to respectively the Varney sisters
and Miss A. Beyfuss and Miss II. Naylor.
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Racing Results at Portland.

PORTLAND, Or. Sept. 25.-AResults at Ir-
vington:
2:14 pace-Ollie NJ won Monroe z second.
Vision third. Best time. 2:14h.
2:19 trot-CoronadO won, Master Delmar and
Belladi TIED for second. Best time 2:1SL.
Five furlongs; selling-ROsebud won, Hirtle
second. Clivoso third. Time. OPS.
Four and one-half furlongs-Misty Pride
won MacFlecknoe second, Adner third. Time,
80.
Six furlongs; sellinE-Sallie Goodwin won,
Thisbe second Remark third. Time, :16.
one and quarter miles-George Dewey won,
Knockiugs second, DIR. Marks third. Time.
2:12.
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Q :: ! .

to-day a consolation stake of sixteen dogs
will be drawn from the twenty-eight dogs
beaten. This will be run tomorrow. In
addition there will be the match best
three in five, between PocatelH and Rec
tor. This will also decide the first and
second positions in the California Cours-
ing Committee stake left unfinished from
last Sunday. The deciding course in the
open stake between Sea Lion and Silver
Cloud will also be run. The likely win
ners to-day are:
California Coursing Futurity-Wild Bill. Gu
banOla ROckln Boy. Raby Aurora Home
stead Boy Irvington Tralee Duhallow. Aman-
dan Dartawey. Rocker Arm Sweet Virginia,
Free From Flaw Cremo Our Motto Mi Ami
so Manhattan King. Humbug, Minnie Horgan
Open stake-CIoverdale Red Pepper Remis-
so Amino Beacon Nandal Frisky Barbara,
Honest John. AIgy Mcdonald. Lord Brazen,
Preside Boy, Pslo Alto. Full Moon Belle
Free Gambit. LiberatOr Articulate. Reckless
Acrobat Haphazard Mickey Free Snapper
Garrison Red Rock Bonnie Pasha Flora
Belle Ragged Actor Reno. Barge. Dorothy NJ
Menlo Prince.
The coursing at Ingleside will commence
to-day at II O'Clock and tomorrow at
1890 The first round of the eighty
open stake and of the consolation will be
run down to-day. The veteran stake will
be run tomorrow. The likely winners
look to be:
Open stake-Shadow. FlKer. Yukon, Miss
Wilson Roy Hughie. Una, Hesper. Rockefel-
Ter. Pure Pearl. Laughing Water, Pasha Pleas
ant Royal Friend. Doc Burns. Harvey M
Wedgewood. Roxana. Maid Of the Glen, Old
Ironsides, Commercial Traveller, Jerry Wright
Topsy Turvey Anchor. Lulu Girl COnroy. Bob
r Belfast Homer Boy. Special, Greenhall
Black Flush, Flora Bird. Reta s, Idaho Boy
Black Coon. Sofala. Bonnie Hughie. Fannie
Hughie. Young Buck. Clarce. Pepper Hill.
Veteran stake-Young America, Lottie II
Miss Grizze and Royal Flush.
The San Francisco Coursing Club has
elected Jerry O'Shea, T. ]. McHugh and
NJ Kelly delegates to the California
eoursing committee.
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GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

By the New York Telegraph.
First race - Irene Lindsey, Van
Ness, Eva Russell.
Second race - Manilian, Baron
Pepper, Judge Phillips.
Third race - Pulsus, Flammula,
Hello.
Fourth race - McChesney, River
Pirate, The Picket.
Fifth race - Tithonic, The South
erner. Albertola.
Sixth race - Namtor, Gaviota,
Lady Potentate.
Seventh race Crown Prince,
Orthodox, Telephone.
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JOCKEY SMITHS
EXCELLENT RIDE
BEATS FAVORITE
Monsieur Beaucaire Takes
the Feature Event at
Delmar Park by a Head
Taby Tosa Apparently Has
Race Won, but Is Eased
Up in Stretch and Loses
Special Dispatch to The Call.

- T. LOUIS. Sept. 25.-Monsieur
Beaucaire won the fourth and fea-
~ ture event at DeImar Park this
afternoon after an excellent ride by
Jockey Smith. Taby TOsa, a to favor
ite. apparently had the race won when
the field swung into the stretch and
Shea eased him up. AS .Albula carried
him wide Smith stole in On the rail and
after a hard drive landed the Darden
gelding a winner by a head. All the races
were sharply contested. Pleasant weather
and a fast track drew out fair crowd
for an on day. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-sx furlongs: selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. 2 Fin.
to pr. seharff. 100 (shea). .... ? / 11l5
to My Surprise 1O3 Jones).. s 25
to 2-Sweet Charity.114 (shehan) . 81
Time 1:l5 Start poor. Won easily Winner.
Sadie Burch 90 Comora 30. Lady Fonso s.
BuglehOrn IS, Susie Letcher 1O9, Maud Johnson
90. BirdDond SO. volney 9s. also ran.
SECOND RACE-seven furlonEs: selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. "a Fin.
IS to 5-Pepper Dick. ss teieorsej. / / 5s
TO 2-MaghOni, 50 (Shea) .....-.7 3h
Time. 1:2s& Start poor Won dri ing
Winner, J. J. Ogle's b. C. by Sadartha- Silver
Bangle. Galanthus 1Ol. Sting 95. Stargazer
100. Postman 95 Our Lady 1OS. Golden Maxim
100, Banquet 100. Gillespie 103. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. a Fin.
S to 1-Old Stone. los (HeideD....3 In
to beforehand. 112 (Sheehan). %
to 1-Mendon. 100 CMiller)...... 5 3n
Time. 1:15 Start good. Won handily. Win
ner NJ. p Mattingly's b. c. by Saxton- VI hfte-
wings. Lord Hermence 1O3. Brancas los. also
FOURTH RACE-One and three-sixteenth
miles; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. 9. Fin.
to IN. Beaucaire. 1O1 (Smith). 3 IN
TO 2-Taby Tosa. 9S (Shea)...... %
Time. 2:O11a Start good Won driving.
Winner, W. W. Darden & Co.'S ch g. BY
MacDun- Katie Pelletier. siddons 1O3. Tommy
Hill 1O3. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile: purse:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 5-Dan McKenna, 1O3 (Bknrh) 4 3 In
to 1-Glennevis. 9S tFoleyJ--.... %
5 to 2-Water Tower. los (Shehau) 5 8 3S
Time. 1;42%. Start good. Won driving
Winner, ]. c. Milan & Co.'S b. C. by Pirate
Of Penzance-Lady MOdred. Bengal 1O5, Allo-
path 10. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furl0nKs; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. 3, Fin.
3 to 1-WorthingtOn. 1O6 (Sheehan) 2 1 In
Z to 2-Optional. 1O2 Shea. ....... 3 2G1a
2 to 1-Jigger. 1O3 CBirkenruth). 1 3E
Time. :2S1. Start good Won driving.
Winner, Mrs. NJ. Goldblatt's gr. g. by st. Ju-
Iien-Ida Glenn. Ethel Davis 9S, Revenge Dare
1O3. Avoid 1O5. Cogswell 103. Lou Clieveden
1O3 also ran.
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FERRELL MAKES
A CLOSE FINISH
WITH DON DOMO
Gelding Shows a Splendid
Burst of Speed After a
Bad Start at Hawthorne
Orfeo Only a Head Back of
the Winner at the Wire.
Four Favorites Landed
Special Dispatch to The Call.

~ HICAGO. Sept 25.-Don Domo.
with only "a pounds on his back
~ rewarded his many followers by
annexing the third and feature
race Of the Hawthorne card to-day The
gray streak" was a prohibitive favorite
at to .. backed from to 10. and the
only horse to receive any backing the
others only being nibbled at
Don Domo acted badly at the post.
and when the barrier was sprung he was
next TO last The gelding showed his
usual brilliant burst of speed and ran
by his field as though they were tied
When FerreH saw he had the race won
he eased his mount drawing the finish
TO a fine point. OrfeO being only a head
back Of him at the wire. Four favorites
won.
The track was fast. the weather cool
and pleasant and the attendance fair
Summarizes
FIRST RACE-seven furIongs; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
10 Sir l-auncelot lO2 CBonner) =
TO I-Nervator IO5 OTniiams) 3 3
Time. $50 10. Start good. Won driving.
ton-Citronella. Marshalsea 107 Schwarzwald
lU2 Lady Wentworth l07 Reckless l05 Flor
ence Il 107. Meteor los. Rube 1O2 John Pow
ers 1o5. Merryhght 10Y Chief Aloha Io2.
Penanee lo7, Can Nell iO2. also ran.
SECOND RACE-one mile: selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
6 TO Memo l04 (Pollak) .7 / 12
TO First Chip. ITO (Buchanl e
% to 1-Rosewater 1O2 COltphan) q 8 IS
Time. 1:42 %. Start bad. Won easily.
Winner II. T. Grfhn's br. (. by Chorister-
Marsa- Emir 1OT Lemco 1O7 Safeguard 107.
Nestoria l05. DR. Worth II 1O2. Orpheum 10,
PrOdigal Son 105 John Lemons no. Ontona-
gon 110. also ran.
7-t4TPD PACE, Si, f,,rlo,,s. boraioon.
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St a Fin
3 to 5@Don Domo "a iFrerreI6 4 i n
70 1-Orfeo IO3 buchanan. .... . ;
TO Gallant. los DEAN ......2 ? 4
ner. j F. Newmen's gr. g. by Rancocas-
Faithless. Edward Hale ss The Forum 80,
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
j 10 1-CGockayotte. lO1 (Adkins) l l l I
TO 1-Rian. 10l buchanan .... 8 ? !
j. TO determination 90 CNichoD 2 3 n
Time 1:O2 Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. Nsrd < Harlan's ch. g. by Huron-Fsnnie
Lewis los Foresight iOI. Sol smith iO4 ou-
den % Hoceo 90 Myrondale go Brookwood
Belle lo1. Lorenz 104. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one and three-sixteenth
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. =. Fin.
TO TO Y-o Hagen as 3 (sPsncdT) l,l5'
20 TO Compass IS (Wiliams). )
Time. 2:O2 2-5. Start poor. Won easily
Winner. r. Cooks Dr. g. by I4ettoon-Anvolee
Mr. Dingle 81. Miss Liza 1o4 also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile: purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
10 Beau Ormonde, 10 (Phlps) 1 l y
: to DIR. Stephens. 10 Qrvin). 27
Is 60 1-st. Tanmany 107 Davis 5, 3 !
ner Mrs / Kripp's ch h by Ormonde- Miss
Brummel. Harry New 10, also ran.
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SUMMARY.
Stolen Wheeler o.; Tomar

Stolen bases-Wheeler (2): Toman, Moskiman
Cravath. COrbett Errors-Smith Devereaux.
Messerly Toman. Two-base hits-Toman. Cra-
vath. Wheeler First base on errors-Los An
2eles Oakland 2. First base on balls-On
Corbett >. off Cooper 3. Left bases-Los
Angeles s: Oakland 6. Struck out-By Corhett
Z. by Cooper ]. Double play-Devereaux to
Schwartz 10 Messerly Sacrifice hits-Smith
Devereaux Hit by pitcher-Messerly Time
OF game-Two hours. Umpire-O' Connell.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25.-Weathsr clear; track
fast. Delmar entries:
First race, six furlongs, selling-Hemlock
&C. Stub 1Of Lacache 1O6. Lady Draper 1OO,
Sam Houston 1O7. Weird 1O7 Irene Mac 96,
Whiten 1O1, Eliza Cook 107. Helen Hay 1Ol,
Rose Court 1O2 Tangent 1O4. Zirl 1O7
Second race mile and seventy yards
selling-Varna FOnsO 90, Hegira %. DecOra-
tiOn 81 Silver Ffzz 1O4 Charles Q 1Of Nettie
Regent 1Of, Wilhelmina 20. BarOnet 1O4 Rem
gaw 80 Eufalla o. Goo Goo %. Bernato no.
Third race six furlOngs, selling-Curd Gill
lock 1O7. King Rose 1O5. Miss Manners 100.
Irby Bennett 1O3. Ethel Davis 107. Vestry 1O4.
True Blue 1O7 Lady Idris 1O4, Jean Gravier
1O1 One More 1O7, AlbOrac 80, Sid silver 1O1.
Dynasty ILL.,
Fourth race. six and half fuTlongs the
Nimrod, selling-Dave SOmmers 81, A. D. Glib
son 1OG, Hilee 100
Fifth race six furlongs, purse--Athena 1oi.
Columbia Girl 1O1. Quaker Girl 81. Scalp@r
1O5. Judge Denton 100, Honey Bee 1O1. Woods
Perry 1O1 IngOlthrift 1O4.
Sixth race one mile. purse-Bummer III 102.
Bessie Mccarthy 104. Evea 10t, SiluTian 10f.
Flint Lock 1C4 Aladdin 1O2.
Seventh race. one and a quarter miles. sell
ing-False 96. DR.. Hart 1O5. Last KNIGHT 1o5.
W B. Gates 1OT Cautious 90. Kunja 96. Ths
PObbv I0I
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Meany. Lynch. Errors-Irwin,
Delmas, EEan 2. Townsend. Sheehan 2. Two
base hits-Krug. Pabst Leahy. TEree-base
hit-Egaa Sacrifice hits-Hildsbrand Del
mas First base on errors-San Francisco 3.
Sacramento 1. First base on called balls-On
Hodson 2 off Russell S. Left on bases-San
Francisco 49, Sacramento s. Struck out-By
HodsOn . Hit by Ditcher-Krug- Double
plays-Doyle to Casey; Leahy to Raymond
Sheehan TO Casey to Townsend. Time OF game
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS
CoRBETT FANS OUT SEVEN.
Los Angeles Pitcher Continues His
Great Work in the Box.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 25-Corbett and
Cooper were even uD on hits and passes To-
day but the local twirIer struck out seven
men against one by Cooper. Los Angeles won
by better bascrunning. Wheeler stealing home
from third in the fourth and scoring what
proved 10 be the winning run. Score:
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9 + : : + : !; !: q

viii give it the permanent possession of
the trophy.
The Dolphin Swimming and Boating
Club will give social entertainment and
dance next Friday evening at its club
house on Van Ness avenue. Alec Pape
is Tecuperating from his Eastern trip on
a ranch at Rutherford, Napa County.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26

The beds of peas in Colorado sometimes
include as many as 1000 acres, and there
is one bed exceeding in size 900 acres.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

By the New York Telegraph.
First race - Irene Mac, Tangent,
Lacache.
Second race - Eufalla, Varna
Fonso, Bernota.
Third race - Miss Manners, King
Rose, Sid Silver.
Fourth race Hilee, Dave Som
mers, A. d. Gibson.
Fifth race Quaker Girl, Ingol
thrift, Woods Perry.
Sixth race - Evea G, Flintlock,
Bessie Mccarthy.
Seventh race - The Bobby, Kunja,
DR.. Hart.
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LumIey Proves a Heavy Batter.

SEATTLE. Sept. 25.-Both Hughes and Nc
Farlan pitched fine ball to-day Lumley' $
home run won the game for Seattle. The
batting Of Lumley was the feature. He got
a single. double and home out Of
three times up. Score:
r. H. E.
Seattle ....... O0o1O O0Ox-2 s
Portland ...... 90 0 90 o 1 0 0-1 5 2
Bstteries-Hughes and Byers; Mcfarland
and Shea. Umpire-Levy.
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Weather clear; track
fast Hawthorne entries
First race. six furlongs, seiling-Automaton
10 Ethel Wheat IO9. Old Hutch 1O7 Redan
1G5. Best Man 100. Paul Whaley 104. Eva s
Darling l04. Zibia lO4, Frivol 1O3 Ivcrnia 100.
Alec 90.
second race. steeDlechase. short course.
handicaD-Ceylon 160. Duke Of York 1871 In
dian II 149 Handvice 14T FaIella I41. Galba
l40. Paulaker 13S. First Past 1872. Iceni 132
Third race. seven furlOngs. Fell stakes
Auditor l26. Proceeds 123 English Lad 119.
j. =. Mayberry 10T. DOrice 1O2. Lanark 0S.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles; handi-
cap-Hargis Ill Gallant 1O7, BY Ways l02.
Bard Burns 80. Dutch Carter 90 Finsal 90.
Fifth race six and half furlongs-Pronta a
1O4, Toah 10i, Delagoa 1U4, McGee 101,
Ancke 9s.
C. Love H. Pirateer los. Brush BY los,
Alfred g 104 Early 104, Christine a 1O1
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race - Redan, Best Man,
Eva's Darling.
Second race - Indian II, Galba,
Ceylon.
Third race - Auditor, Proceeds,
English Lad.
Fourth race - Hargis, By Ways,
Dutch Carter.
Fifth race-Delagoa, Toah, Ancke.
Sixth race - Linguist, Brush By,
Sidney C. Love.
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OR DELMAR EQUALS LOU DILLONS TWOMINUTE RECORD
SON OF DELMAR
SHOWS MARKED GAMENESS

4oe Purchased for $4,000 by E. Smathers uses the Pre-
dctons of His Admirers That His Name Gould Be Bracketec
With That of the Recently Crowned Queen of Iroter
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Totals.4O IS 1s p 15J Totals.8e 1 8 "a 1
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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FOURTH RACE-One and three-sixteenth

FIFTH RACE-Mues purse:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 5-Dan McKenna. 1O3 CBknrh) 4 In
to !-WsieT 8lsRnsye TowsS 99 los oy5ehanJ
Time. 1:42%. Start good. Won driving.
Winner j. c. Milan & Co. s b. C. by Pirate
Of Penzance-Lady Modred Bengal 1O5, Allo-
path 10. also ran
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THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 5-Don Domo.. "a (FerrelD.. =. 1 1
: TO 1-0rfeo. lo$ sB1ehanan)-.-.. !
Time. IA Start poor. Won handily. Win
ner. J. r. Newmans gr. &. by Rancocas-
Faithless. Edward Hale IS The Forum 80,
also ran.
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~ T. LOUIS. Sept 25.-Monsieur
- Beaucaire won the fourth and fea-
. ture event at DeImar Park this
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26

SIXTH RACE-One mile: purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
= 10 Beau OrmOnde, 10 (Phlps) 1 / / y
to DIR. Stephens. 10 Qrvin). 27
10 90 st Tanmany 1Q7 Davis 5. , 3
Time. Al start good. Won easily. Win
ner Mrs / Kripps ch h. by Ormonde- Mis-.
Brummel Harry New 10 also ran.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-27
TO RATlFY CANAL TREATY
PANAMA JUNTA TO ACT As SOON
As 1T ARRIVES.
UnanimousIy Decide Co Give the In
strument Their Approvai-nIinistsr
Bunau-VariIIa Authorized to OdiciaIiy
Communicate the Janta's Decision 10
the United states Govsrnms..

Panama, Nov. 26.-The junta, COM
posed of Joseph Agustin Arrange, To-
mas Arias and Manuel Espinosa, held
a meeting at 10 o'clock this morning,
all the ministers of state and council
lors being present, and unanimously de-
cided to ratlfy the canal treaty so soon
as it is received here, and authorize
Minister Bunau-Varilla to officially
communicate the junta's decision to the
United States government. ......
The decision of the junta was receiv-
ed with great joy throughout the 18TH
mus, without distinction Of parties or
classes. - .....
Rear-Admirals Walker and Glass
have been informed of the action taken
by the junta.
Washington, Nov. 26.-offieial confir-
nation of the determination Of the Pan
anna junta to ratify the Hay-Bunau-
Varilla Panama treaty as told in the
Associated Press dispatches was re-
eeived by Minister Varilla at $3.50 this
afternoon. The state department being.
closed to-day Mr.. Varilla eommunicat-
ed the news informally to Mr.. Loomis,
who is acting secretary in the absence
of Mr.. Hay. The minister's despatch is
as follows: -......,. ~.
.s.. Panama, Nov. 26.
varilla, Minister Plenipotentiary of the
Republic of Panama, Washington:
I'm view of the appreciation given by
the delegates, Amador and Boyd, (the
commissioners who were sent by the
government Of Panama to confer with
Mr.. Varilla) to the -BunauV Varilla
treaty you are authorized to notify Off
cially the government of the United
States that as soon as the document is
received by the junta of the govern
nert of the republic Of Panama, it will
be ratified and signed. (Signed)
s+- -. A. Arrange,
Tomas Aria.
Manuel Espinosa."
"Countersigned by the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, ~. 81.
s@4.*s..' de La Espriella.''
Minister Varilla calls special attention
to the fact that the message received
by him is signed not only by the MEM
bers Of the junta, but also by the min
lister OF foreign relations, which he says
gives the communication the character
OF a formal decree Of the government.
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CRANK TO BE EXAMINED.
Maa who Thinks ne Has battery At
tached TO His Feet.

'
New York. Nov. 25.-Charles Thresh-
on, who is charged with writing letters
to President Roosevelt, explaining that
an influential person in governmental
circles in washington has an electric
battery which is attached to the soles
os Threshon's feet and so initiates
against his chances of seeing the presi-
dent. was sent to Bellevue hospital to-
day for examination as ii his sanity.
When arraigned before Magistrate
Mayo. the prisoner said he was a
double sum-" None of the letters con-
tanned any threatsS
Threshon, it was said by secret SER
vice officials. has twice before been ar
rested, once on January 6, 1885, when he
sent a letter to President Cleveland,
and again in 1901, when he sent a SINH
lar letter to President Mckinley. and
was arrested. declared insane and sent
to hospital in Washington.
Another arrest OF the same nature
was made later when Kalman Fodessy
was taken into custody by officers of the
secret service and sent to Bellevue for
examination. Fodessy is a Matchmaker
who came to this country from Buda-
pesth two years ago. For some time he
has been writing letters to President
Roosevelt, chiefly about police officials
Of Buffalo and when arrested he told
a rambling, disconnected story. At the
time OF his arrest he had a ten-page
typewriter letter addressed to the
president In his possession.