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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders OF THE DAVIS BOOT AND SHOE
COMPANY will be held at the office Of the
company. in Richmond Va, on MONDAY,
October 10, 1903, at ~ NJ.
L. B. THACHER, President;
T. W. TIACHER. Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office of the city Water Works,

Richmond. Va. Sept. 49, 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived until OCTOBER II, 1903, at r
NJ, for furnishing the city Of Richmond
ELECTRIC POWER PLANT. including
Steam, Hydraulic and Electric Machin-
cry Of 200 II. p capacity; also two
electrically operated PUMPS, each of a
capacity of 1000 gallons per minute.
Plans, specifications and full information
may be obtained at this office.
Proposals for the whole or any part are
to be accompanied with a,certified check
of $500.
The Committee on Water reserve the
right to reject any or all bids 80
CIIAS. e. BOILING,
sept 30 oct 24.e.S.1o supt
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George j. Holman.
lsnec,,1to ,rhe Timos.Disnotch

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch)
PHOEBUS, Va, October 1.-THE re-
mains OF AR. George j. Holman. Jr..
who died in Dixie Hospital yesterday Of
York this evening for interment, He was
a street car conductor thirty-four years
o! age, His father, Dr. George j. IIol-
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j. F. Carpenter.
(SnecIal To The Tlmes.Disp;

Especial to The -Dispatch.)
IlE,ATHSVILLE, VA, Oct. 7--Mr, j. II.
Carpenter, Of Stony Hill, quietly breathed
his last after an illness of several weeks.
Mr. Carpenter was one of the most pop
ular men of this section and leaves
host of friends, He leaves wife and
nine children.
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Judge Mann May Run.

Judge William Hodges Mann states that
he may be candidate for Governor in
1906 though he has not yet made up his
mind. Judge Mann is author Of the ia
nous Mann liquor law, and If he runs
1t will be on that issue.
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Miss Blanche Tucker.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.>

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 7.-Miss Blanche
Tucker died Tuesday evening at her
home, near Baugh Creek. of typhoid fever.
She was the third daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Tucker; was member Of the
Presbyterian Church. Her remains We're
laid to rest in he family burial grounds;
services conducted by her pastor. Rev.
j. II. Paisley.
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MEETINGS..

"A. A STATED COMMUNICATION OF ME-
" TROPoL1TAN LODGE, NO; u. a. =.
wv and A. MASONS, will be held at the
Masonic Temple THIS (Thursdny) EVENING,
October 9Th, at 1880 O'clock. Master Alasons IN
good standing are invited to attend.
0t s. B. JACOBS, Secretary.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PRINTER Observation-Disclosures out Of job would
like position at business or some other KIND
OF work; would not object to working outside
Of city. "PR1NTER,' care this ohlce.
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HEADQUARTERS

COmmhhdefy OF 81 1fHufcn! W. Ut
knights Templar.
Richmond. Va, Oct. Z, 1908.
sir KNIGHTs.-ATTEND A STATED CON-
clave of the Commandery at your asylum IN
at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ, In citizens dress. Mem.
bers of Richmond Commandery, No. ana
all transient Sir Knights are courteousiy an'
vited to be present.
By order Of the Eminent Commander;
Attest: nd u. THEODORE ELLYSON.
t1 ~ Captain General.
George G.. Jefferson. Recorder.
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RooMs-Wanted, tenants for suite Of three
delightful third.story rooms Mt NO. 2o3 East
Franklin Street. Apply on premises.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AGENTS to represent us In every town; can
make $50 to 500 weekly selling our gold and
conner stock. Write Immediately for parucu-
lars. HALL AND COMPANY, 3o2 Cincinnatus
Building. Cincinnati, O.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEmALE.

LADY or refinement would like to give
six hours of her time daily to assist In house;
hold duties and sewing in exchange for board
and other expenses: references given: Address
" g. care Miss Emily Morris. W. T.. Assocla'
ton Franklin Street, Richmond, va
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HOTEL Observation-Disclosures, by lady
of thorough experience In hotel work, posi-.
ton as housekeepcr in hotel; best reference
given Address l.. H. r., care this ohicc.
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OBITUARY..
Mr.. Hatchett's Funeral.

The funeral of Mr. W, Colin IIatchett
took place Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
from No. 4Ol East Cary Street, The ex-
ercises We're, cconducted by Rev, J; \;
by Rev. Mr.. Kuyk, of Barton Heights,
and Rev, Mr.. Meade, OF Christ Church,
After the services Captain Frank cum
ningham sang sweetly the hymn Weary
The profuse floral offerings We're beau
tfu Some of the designs were as hand
some as We're ever seen in the city. and
well attested the esteem In which he
was held by his friends,
The remains We're laid to rest in beau
tiful Hollywood. and the peaceful autumn
evening was in keeping with the noble
Christian character which was being con-
signed 10 the tomb.
the drug business Of this city since his
boyhood and was greatly endeared to all
who came In contact with him,
Antonio AIbertoIi.
Especial to The Times .Dispatch)
ROANOKE, VA. Oct 7.-Antonio AL
bertoli. one OF the best known stone con-
tractors in the State died suddenly at
the American Hotel, in Hagerstown, this
morning. He left Roanoke last night for
tors, apparently in the best Of health, and
his death was a great surprise and shock.
He was about forty-eight years of age,
a native OF Italy, and had resided in this
section about eighteen years,
He Is survived by his wife and six chill
dren, one baby four days old. His re-
mains Will be brought here for inter-
ment.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
Especial to The -Dispatoh.)
CREWE, va. Oct fairs, Thomas
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RARBER-wanted, a frst.class barber to take
charge OF new shop In connection with hotel.
Apply to JAMES o'CONNOR, West Point,
Va.
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RAILROADS.
N INV g Norfo|ki1ssWester7l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
500 a. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk LEO A. NJ. Stops only at
Petersburg. Wayerly and suffolk:
9:05 A. NJ, CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynch burg and
Roanoke Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Cthattanooga and Memphis, ,,
IL 10 p. M, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Fs n LynehbuTg and R 3 ,rz,,,
Arrives Norfolk $40 P NJ. Stops only at
peettserstburE, WayeEly and Suffolk Conlsets
York, Baltimore and. Washing on.
7:S P. M. for Norfolk and all stations
$40 P. NJ, NEW ORLEANS SHORT.
LINE. Pullman sleepers. Richmond to
Lynchburg and Roanoke: Petersburg to
East Radford: Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Car.
Trains arrive from the West 1885 A. NJ.
2:5 p NJ and $40 p NJ: from Norfolk
II 100 A. NJ. and 7:2o 2. M.
Office No. s3s East Main Street: :. Z. r =
W. 3. BEVILL. c. II. BOSLEY,
Con. Pass Agent DIS. Pass. Agent.
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RooM-Wanted, occupants for second.hoor front
room. with or without board: also table
boardcrs Address 10 South Fourth Street.
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ATLANTIC COAST Linz

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
BYRD-STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST. =
9:O5 A. M. A. G. L. EXPRESS to all points
South.
900 a. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 p. M. Petersburg and N. & w. West.
500 P. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 p. M. Goldsboro Local.
s 80 p. M. Petersburg Local.
TIPS p. M. "Florida and West Indian Linn
ted" to all points South.
$40 P. NJ Petersburg and N. q w. West.
II 80 p M. Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:43 A. NJ, 1886 A. M, S:25 A. M. Sunday
only 1925 A. M: Hoo A, M, :05 P. NJ.
except Sunday; 2;05 P. M, 1920 p. M, 7S
p NJ, $40 p. M.
G. S, CAMPBELL. Div. Pass,Agt
w. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

RooMs-Wanted, to rent largo second.story
front room, with alcove; references required;
zoos Floyd Avenue.
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LADY WITH two years of experience desires
position as companion, matron, or teacher OF
English, French. Mathematics. Piano, Guitar
and Mandon: references exchanged. Address
TEACHER, No. 146l n. Daiylle, DahVllle'
Va
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RooMs-Wanted, to rent to good tenant, SIX
rooms, Call Mt No. South Second Street
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FOR sALE-CoTToN PLANTATION on Roanoke
River, N. c., So miles from Norfolk, va.
All necessary houses and other buildings IN
good order; 300 acres under cultivation ana
198 acres timber; steamboat landing on prem
ises; great bargain II. G. HARRINGTON,
Palmyra, N, G.
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WANTED, to sell at once. cheap, one second.
hand Show. Cnse, one Wall Case. Apply to
L. K SHEPHERD AND CO.
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REDUCED PRICES

FLAT-For rent, Groom second.foor nat, ~
per month; III East Main Street.
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FOR sALE-one of tho best country stands on
the @. and o., sixty-six miles from Richmond,
at Bremo Va; clean stock of nerthandse:
did $4,000 cish business last year; .ood rea ,
son for, wanting to sell For Information au'
dress Box IL, Bremo Bluff, Va
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MAN AND BOY-Wanted man and a boy in a
country store; man 10 have experience; both
good Recommendations. Address MERCHANT,
care this Office.
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REPREsEETATIvE-wan representative
in every college and school in virginia; II
YOU want to make money write me Mt once.
J. u. HARRIS. Purccllville, Va
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A thriving Mattress Manufacturing
and Upholstering business In city of 10000
inhabitants; reason for SAFE, continued Ill
health. Address MATTRESS, care this office.
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CoATMAKER-Wanted good Goa tmaker.
GARLAND. Greensboro. N. c..
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FOB SAJE-Highly.bre mich COWS, about six
miles from the city, on CaryStreet Rad.
For information call on CHAS. HAASE. 2oT
East Brohd Street.
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(Approved Sept. %. 1889
GRANTING PERMISSION TO r. A..
PATTERSON TOBACCO co. TO CON
STRUCT# AND MAINTAIN AN OVEN,
HEAD BRIDGE ACROSS OVERTON
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS:
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FOR SALE, cHEAP-22o volt horsepower g.
G. Electric Motors; good ms new. Apply
BALDWIN AND BROWN. No. 1857 q. Main
Street.
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poY-Wanted half. grown colored boy. Ap.
ply to DRUG STORE, barton Heights, Va
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SoL1CIToR WANTED; a frst.olass advertising
solicitor at once Call at HARRIS PRINT
ING CO.. 1903 East Franklin Street. Rich
mond, Va.
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Solution OF puzzle N yesterday,s Times-
NOTICE:

j. w. PEATRoss wants his friends and patron,
to notice his rev ocaiion-with UOFlIEI.
MERS ECONOMY SHOE STORE Ill East
Bioad Street
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FOR SALE oHEAP-Locomoetivse style 5 steam e
AND brown, No. 1867 D. Main Street.
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES.

AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES and Machinery Of
every description built and repaired at BLEN-
NER's MACHINE SHOP. $40 North Fifth
Street Phone $685.
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TED-BOILERMAKERs pay 1924
to s3.2s per diem. Apply to BOARD
AND LABOR EMPLOYMENT, Navy
Yard, Norfolk, Va
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REMOVAL

OLDEST IN CITY; established 1885. GEO. a
LEONHARD 300 8. Pine Street. R,chmond,
work restored; new furniture made: all work
guaranteed; manufacturer Of Gilt-Edge FUR
nlturc Polish
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FOR Saloon private estate near Richmond,
some fine old onk and walnut timber. on the
tree can be shipped direct from premises.
Address ESTATE, care this Office.
The sun., 1903-12-29
billiards and Pooi.

New York is badly in need of a professional
pool tournament" said Maurice DAILY yes
terday, and think it would be a good idea
for the room keepers and the b b G, Co
to get together and put up prizes for the
subscription myself. and libnrally Enough
best professionals, There hasn't been such
n tournament in Manhattan in q number ot
years such tournament would be a treat.
for the. skill of the professionals is really
William Wenrick, the professional pool
brothers in the world for coin of I he rea IN
DAILY il thinking Of changing the style o.
his balk line handicap tournament next
week from ls-nch to IA inch. This is ,becaus"
two or three of the contestants are likely to
play in the Liederkranz chnmpionnship tour
caps Tor the DAILY tournament will probably
be IS follows: Fredercks, DR., Mia and
Townscnd, 800 points each; Gershel 25o:
Canda 22i
Fredrick Iowcnthal, handicapped at 100.
aud ~ Schroeder at 1876, were the contestants
last night in the handicap ii-inch balk line
tournament al Knickcrbocker Billiard Acad-
points more than his opponent proved n
hard Job for Lowenthal as il took him 70 in
ings to do the trick and then By the small
margin of points.
Lowenthsi 1000, |, o. ?. o. SIS, 3. ., T. II. L.
4. !; 80, 1922 5.2. !. 5.
Total iao AvcinSe. &c o. Hrh runs. IS + H. H. r.
II schroeder nG' "a. o.. l.. a. 900 Ia. 3
Average :? 90. High runs. Q, S. s.
The sun., 1903-12-29
HARVARDCHESS PLAYERSLEAD
SIGN4LLY, DEFEAT COLUMBIA IN
THE FIRST ROUND.
Yale and Princeton Break Even on the
Opening Day of Twelfth Annual Tour
nament--Ward, Princeton. Plays Best
Game, but Nearly Slips Up At the End

Harvard came out with flying colors in the
first round Of the auandrangular chess tour
nament yesterday. having beaten Columbia
by "a TO n. with one game pending, which
at the worst should net Harvard another
half point. Being. however, pawn ahead.
the representative OF the Crimson looks upon
this game which will be submitted to the
referees for their adjudication to-day. as a
certain win.
Yale and Princeton broke even each col
lege having won two ga mes. Harvard,
therefore. has the lead in the general score
by one point and a half.
In this, the twelfth, annual intercollegiate
chess tournamen between ba. Har-
ward. Yale and Princeton which was begun
yesterday at the Columbia grammar school,
each college is represented by "A team OF four
players A. Lazinsk took the place OF j.
Tolohinski for Columbia. while in the Yale
team Uric Neither was substituted for E. B.
Hull The pairing OF the first round arrayed
Columbia against Harvard and Yale was
ptted against Princeton. Ward, Princeton,
played about the best game OF the day against
Palmer. Yale although he came dangerously
near spelling it in a very simple stage OF the
end game. BY quite ingenious sacrlfce
the Princetonan emerged with a pawn to
the good but by several weak moves he not
only endangered his chances OF victory. but
left himself open to defeat Fortunately.
however, his adversary touched his king at
piece, with the result that Ward won rook
for a pawn and the game. after SO moves.
This was a counter centre gambit opening
The scores OF the eight games are appended.
The sun., 1903-12-29
THREE FATALLY INJURED.
Explosion and Fro In an Oiicloth Factory
in Athena, y. y.

PAssAIc. y. j.. Dec. 2s,-Three men were
probably fatally injured in a fire this morn
ing, which destroyed the storeroom Of the
Godlatte Standard Oilcloth Company at
Athena, mile from this city. The fire
was caused by an explosion in the dry
room. 1t was caused, probsbly, by friction
OF the machinery used in drying the oil
cloth. John Deal and Patrick OBrier
were hurled twenty feet across the room
and buried under pile of burning goods.
They managed 10 remove tho Burning
cloth from their bodies and ran TO another
part OF the mill, where they fell unoon-
scious Their clothes were burned com.
ple,ely of. The managers OF the mill
fastened the men to the General Hospital,
where it was said tonight that their con-
dition was critical 1t is estimated that
the loss is between SIS 900 and $50 900.
This afternoon John sullivan. one OF the
employees OF the mill. was playing a stream
Of water on the smouldering ruins when q
portion Of a side wall fell. He was buried
under many tons Of bricks and was taken
out unconscious and may die.
The sun., 1903-12-29
ANOTHER TURF SCANDAL.
Valet Of Jockey supposed to Have Trumped
Up Charges Against Caesar Young.

SAN FRASC1sco. Dec. 2s.-There is another
racing scandal in the air. The board Of
stewards held n secret session on Saturday
night and stated in response to inquiries that
there will be nothing, for publication. 1t
has since leaked out that officials were in
vestigating charges against Cesar Young,
the bookmaksr. made by Stump Colder:
Chandler. a Jockey that the California Jockey
Club last week decided was under contract
Young instructed Chandler, to lose with
Eonc in the race Mt Oakland won tE
Ghandler TO go around the held with Eoni3
Chandler rode Eonic out to the last pound
and was good second. IT Is generally
from Caesar Young and the board of stewards
incline to the belief that Code, kl !, ,,sn and Joe
from Young. and Yesterday ordered the badges
of Golden and Coleman taken EMP. up: ~. do.
Golden snys he will make an affidavit that
Caesar Young gave orders to Chandler to lose
and that the jockey will bear out his state
ment.
The sun., 1903-12-29
WHITE AGREES TO FiGHT.
Enr, iisc iLGh! weight champion Read! 10
Come Here uud Eca' Eauns (0rbett

II Young Corbstt defeats Eddie lianion
nj SAL lrauciscO to-;igHt his next oDBoGent
IN al probability viii be juben White. EHg-
land = itgHtW 'lght champion. SOME time ago
neg0tiutIons were opened for bnttic between
White and Jimmy BTtt oi California. The
Imglshman accepted an ofer to nee, Brit
IN London next i!urth. bat aInc" IN" nfopo-
st!oI. Nhe u.hue Nmlc b@Sn nor heart anyihng
OF Britt and has c,ird the proposed contest
on The London Sportsman TO hand has this
to say OF White's plans:
Yesterday afternoon II. l., Cleveland, the
Birmingham boxing representative OF the
.SDoTfsH0u, received u CaD!egTHm from Jimmy
Britt o! san francisco 10 the effect that the
American boNcg vas wiling TO meet Jabez
White IN LouGOr. in JANUARY next for the
nine stone eight poIni cLamp'Onstip Of the
world and the Des, purse procurable, and
requested an inmcdiat" reply After con-
su!iing White, our correspondent at once
placed himself in COZ mun!catiou with A, +,
Betrinson of the National sporting CLUB.
Owing, to Bri!t's delay in replying TO the
Englshman's last cabled message accepting
the terms submitted by the San franciscan.
negotiations were opened with Young Cor
belt through Frederic Wilson and matters
have so far progressed that the Birmingham
boxer has practically decided upon making
the journey
The sun., 1903-12-29
YOUNG CORBETT FAVORITE.
Odds OF 10 to 3 Iiet on Him for the Fight
with Eddie HaniOn.

san FRANCISCO Dec IS. The sala Of seats
for the Young Corbett- -Hanlon fight has eX-
ceeded the most sanguine expectations. Ihc
three and Ave dc llar variety of tickets was
exhausted before the box offlce closed on
Sunday night. and many more OF Tie eNpen-
sive kind werc taken at an eailT Ga'e. At
present calculation the proceeds Will run
above the $50. 900 mark. and new record
may be set in receipts for featherweight
bait ln
The naming Of Graney for referee had an
inspiriting effect on the betting, and money
began to pour into the poolroons as soon as
the news spread that he was appointed.
Crane; l.as the confidence of the public.
especially in the East, where they think he
is the premier california referee. Young
Corbett was still 10 10 favorite in the bet
ting to-day, which locks like the legitimate
odds. Young Corbett expects the sports TO
make him a 10 to 8 favorite before he goes
into the ring. but he should not bank TOO
strongly on this, for tho native sons thint
pretty we'll of Eddie lIarlon. who has proved
10 be hard fighter on whom it is pretty sa fe 10
put money. There VII be- Il heavy short
end Ilay on the day OF the fight; Harry
Tuihill deel ,red this afternoon that Young
Corhet would he at weight tonight.
"Corbett woul be in shape to fight Harlon
toni ght." added Tuthill He did not expeo,
TO takA off flesh SO rapidly few days ago. on,
was fec ling fine to-day and declared that u
Harl2n stood up and fought him the bait le
woLli not go the limit. Young Corhett en-
hight, which will lease him. as he can then get
in a knockout blow. ~ VI,
Corbett's manager arrived from New YORK
last night, He brought plentiful suprlyi o. OF
that better odds coul be obtained i'll Eddie =
home than in the East
The sun., 1903-12-29
A. San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s, s,.Seycrsl outsiders
landed the coin at the lngleSidc track this after
noon. The weather was nne and The racing fair
First Racc-Futurty course -Optmo, los Burns,
II to won: Nonle, los dfndehrand,. TO seconds
CardHelton 100 t0tis,. IL to 8, third. Time, i:!s
Emit oliver Hungarian. Wisthrin Suark. Rcnhldo.
Dr sherman, Rosebud. pruewood and Amoruna
also ran. 80
second Raoe-s1 fnrlongs.The Mighty. ~
to i. second standard. 10? Lowr,, 20 10 !. third
Time, i:l5'a Anlrad Flea, Stimy, plnyball and
HoCeo also ran.
Third Race fu,urI,y course.Port Wayne, 100
,Hdcbrand, II 10 s. won: Matt Hogan 100 IN. ms
7to,:. second; Louis Wagner. io7 LARSEN, TO !.
third Time, III. Aunt Polly quiet, Lurcne,
ldogo ETerycscerce and MARY P%nn also SO, ran n.u
10 to L. won: & ". Tiahern. i0o ,Haackl, 20 to !.
second; Burdoc 10: M Dugan). 50 to !, third.
Time, Ia2. Postmaster, |. o T.. Plan, ll,owhho.
MtTnii. lug Martin, EIpcdient. FL Chihuahua and
RfSsac ais1 rn' , -
Flfh i!a-, Hrv f.'iongs Mildred Schultz, ,oj
tBe 10 to I. an; Pitrcc j.. los tBurnSi. i3 TO 8.
second: C9 rstclator, lOa tNarinl. 4 to i. third,
l'in.r :7'g iHnc HollS. Si'tu, Water. DR.. Bissei
MH,Fyie a0d fNiSsce also ran.
S.MG ia. orc nile and 10 yards--.Iockey
CiuD NJ u.nrScnI. 3 10 ,. Won: Forest King Ill
ChndrbiandI. 10 70 D. second: S,lch6, iol ii Mar
Tin. 10 tara. Time. i:+5'4. Cougar. Merhanus
and Lacy traw lord also ran,