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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-12
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Francks CD, Schwartz. Lob
man Errors-Mohler %. Smith. Mccarthy
p. lansing. Blewett, o. Hara- Two base hit
Zinssar. Three base hit-Smith. Sacrifice hit
Kruger. First base on errors-Oakand D
First base on called balls-On Lee, 2; of Blew
EFT, 4. Left on bases-Oakland s; Seattle T.
Struck out-By Lee l. Double play-Murdock
10 Messerly. Wild pitch-Biewett. Time Of
game 80. Umpire-Levy.
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San Francisco
Totals. 40 9 "A p 13l
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Hoy Lyncn. Irwin, Krug Err
rors-Nheeler. Cravath Ross Irwin, Delnas
Home run-Toman. Three base hit-Smith
Two-base hits-Smith, Krug. Lynch C2), Ir-
win. Leahy. Spies, Toman. Sacrifice hft-Ir-
win First base errors-San Francisco .
Los Angeles .. First base on balls-On Wha-
len, 3: of Drinkwater T. Struck out-By
Drinkwater, 2; by Whaen. g. Left on bases
Los Angeles 10. san Francisco O. Double plav
Smith 10 Spies. Hit by pitcher-Zearfoss
Wild pitches-Drinkwate 2. Time of game
Donald.
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JIMMY wHALEN wEAKENs.
Lets Up in the Ninth and Five Runs
Are Scored.

LOS ANGELES Sept 11.-After San Fran
cisco had bstted out A victory off Drinkwater's
offerings they came near losing in the last half
of the ninth. Whslen, who had held the local
batters safe through eight innings, suddenly
lost his puzzling curves and five
scored before he could regain control. There
some loose fielding on both sides. Attend
ance. 1900 Score:
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ENTRIES FOR SATURDAY.
Nsss..st.....i........tt. q

Back 9s. Goudy 50. A Truant 81. Pope Leo
Second race. six furlongs. purse-NIatt wad-
leigh 81. Ben Adkins 104. Wenrick 100. Old
Stone 115
Third race. one mile. selling-Little Henry
100. Duke Dashaway 9S Judge Towner 100
snufr s5 DADDY add Bender 9s Peter Duryea ios
Our Lady 1O5, Tickful los.
Fourth race six furlongs, New Century
handicap-Baggerly 80. Bugler 80. Don O'High
92 Brancas ia.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards. selling
Lord Roberts 90. Frisco Ben 99 FL Caney
quita 1O1. George Lewis Sc. darcy 90 Goo
Goo 91. Fon Spray 1o1
So Zirl 103 Dominis 100, Stub 92 Requlsition
90 Sid Silver 100 Echodale 109 Glenca Lean
ing 100. Evening News 50, Burgoyne 100, Bud
weiser So Irene Mac o.. Gus Lanka 103
Seventh race mile and seventy yards SELL
ing purse-Eltza Dillon 96. Welsh Girl 107.
II 101. Baronet 1O1 Glass Leader o. Little
Lois 60 Russellton i07. Lou Clieveden 96
Weather cloudy; track heavy
DELMAR SELECTIONS.
By New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Crime, Bird Slayer,
Goudy.
Second race - Ben Adkins, Old
Stone, Wenrick.
Third race-Exapo, Lynch, Our
Lady.
Fourth race = Baggerly, Don
o'High, Brancas.
Fifth race-ChickaEha, Fon Spray,
Ell Caney.
Sixth race-Echodale, Gus Lanka,
Sid Silver.
Seventh race-Russelton, Brown
Vail, Peat.
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SALINAS Sept. III Crechrion the 10
year-old son OF J. H. Crechrion. rancher
who resides near Nats0nville. was drowned
last evening while bathing in williamson s
lake DE was seized with cramps and sank
before aid reached him.
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CLEVER RIDING
WINS HANDICAP
AT ST. LOUIS
Sheehan Pilots Kindred to
Victory in the Feature
Event on a Heavy Track
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ut. LOUIS, Sept. ia very fair
> Friday card, with a six furlong
~ handicap as a feature, was run
over a heavy and holding track. The
warm, sunshiny day brought out good
attendance.
Kindred won the handicap through
clever riding by Sheehan. Frank Bell
was the best horse, but Shea was unable
to do him justice and Kindred won by a
nose. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs: purse:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
to 5-Behoove, 1o5 lsheehan). 0 %
10 to 1-Whiten. 81 (sheal. ....... 5 6 3s
Time, 1:25. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner, NJ. Youngs b. c. by First Mate Vera.
Howard "a. wilhelmina 1O4, Duke Dash
away 101 Rejoice 81. Escanaba 81. Ruralist o.
Tambourine Girl 1o2. sealskin 102. Crescerton
105, also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Five and half furIongs;
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St. q Fin
Q to 10. Mckinney los tsmith)1i On
II to Henry Luehrman Jr, 100
Time. 1:i5%i is' start good. Won 3 easily. +
Winner. T. p Hayes b. f. by Halma- Bessie
Lee B. Freeborn 109. Bird Pond ss, Bride 100,
Haven Run 1906 Iona 90. spencerian 9S,
Lady Fonse 1OS. Canossa 90, also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Mile: purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q Fin
to Mallory. 100 CHayes)...... 3 IL
2 to 1-Aules, 81 (Calvit).... 20
5 to 2-Worthington, ,104 (Bknruth) / 35
Time, 1855 Start good Won driving. Win
ner L. C~Sloan's ch. C. by Onondago- Miss
Thomas. Golden Glitter 102, Peter Duryea
100, also ram
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
8 to kindred, ia (Sheehan)... 8 2 LII
to Prank Bell 116 (Shea). 2
Is to 1-Alfo. 97 (nAcKinney)..... 3n
Time, 1:24H. Start good. Won driving
Winner, E. & 1. Bohlman's b. h. by Kings
leans 90. Optional 104, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: purse:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey ST. q Fin
8 to 2-walnut Hill, 1O6 (Castro). 8 4 I1k
Z to ATLAS, los 1ouden) ......2 2 2h
20 to Town Moor, 1o3 CSfblack) 3n
Time, 1:25H. Start good. Won easily
Winner T. H. Stevens b. c. by Fonso-F1ori-
more. Falkland 10S, Folies Bergeres los, also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-one and a sixteenth miles;
Betting. Horse. weight Jockey st. q Fin.
to ky. Cardinal, 104 (8knrth) 8 IL
2 to 1-Neversuch, 96 (George)....3 3 81
3 to 1-Echodale. 10 Castro). 80. 3 u
Time, 2:03. Start good Won easily. Win
ner w. j. Donohue's b. c. by Badge-Aggi, NJ
Dr. Hart los. Hegira 81. Ell Caney 1O6. Galore
93. Niigar 103, also ran.
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SIXTH RAcE-one and sixteenth miles
DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 11.-Delmar entries:
First race. six furlongs selling-Catherine
Knox 95 Badger 100 Donna Bella 9S. Cres-
sida SO Aline 95. San Luton 106 Crime
94. Model Monarch 1O0s Bird Slayer "a. Called
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~ YRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. u.-With
turf conditions which were estimat-
ed to make the course a good half
second slower than on Wednesday, when
he established a new worlds trotting
record for geldings, 2:O11z Major Delmar
went a mile on the State Fair Grounds
track at o'clock this afternoon in
2:OO4, lowering his previous record one
and d quarter seconds.
This remarkable exhibition of speed
was made in the presence of $1,000 per-
sons, who cheered enthusiastically when
the result was announced, and 1t was
realized that Lou Dillon, the two-minute
trotter alone stood between Major Del
mar and the worlds trotting record, and
that by only a quarter of a second.
The early actions of Major Delmar did
not promise the splendid achievement
which was to follow. Twice Mcdonald
nodded his head as he drove Delmar
down the stretch, accompanied by a run
ner, and twice did the gelding break, first
at the eighth and then at the quarter
pole, and was returned for another start.
A pair of shadow goggles were removed
from Delmar's eyes, as 1t was thought
they had a tendency to make him rest
less. and Mcdonald again announced his
readiness for another trial.
This time there was no fiuke. With the
regularity of clOckWOrk Delmar settled
down to his work and interest in the
grand stand became intense. The quarter
was, reached in :311z, the same time made
by Delmar in Wednesdays trial. Soon
after passing the quarter pole the gelding
faltered slightly, but soon recovered him
self and reached the half in 1:01 having
gained three-quarters of a second over
his time on Wednesday. At the half Del
mar and his running mate were joined by
a second runner and the real contest be-
gan. Side by side flew the three horses.
Chances at watches showed that the third
quarter had been done in :29A and
mighty cheer went UP. Coming into the
stretch Mcdonald gave Delmar light
touch with the whip and the gelding In
response made a magnificent squirt which
brought him under the wire in 2:O01[
q ! ! : ! : : !. ! O
the present time. They will join Wilson'S
team when It reaches the northern city to
open with Portland next Wednesday. Their
absence has weakened the team considerably,
both exceptionally fast men.
Henry Harris received bad news from Los
Angeles yesterday afternoon. He was in
formed by wire that Danny Shay was laid up
in a hospital. Shay has a dislocated shoulder
and will be out of the game for many weeks
This makes it bad for the home team as it
will be impossible to get any who can
hll the place OF the San Francisco shortstop.
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Cheese at 13 cents pound is more eco
nomicaI as food than meat at the same
price.
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TACOMA, Sept. 1.-THE German bark No
mia arrived in port last night and will take
the first cargo OF wheat to be shipped from
Tacoma of the new crop. The vessel will
probably be ready to sail within ten DAYS
Her cargo will be shipped by Balfour Guthrie
& Co. to the United Kingdom
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, Sept. ll-sheepshead Bay en-
cgurEe-Z Zirzi sar 157. Land Of Clover 163 Law
ator 10 Arian l45 Tankard las Judge Phil
IDS laz Valdez l52. Borough l43. Daryl 133.
second race. SIX furlongs on main track.
high weight handlcap-M0lly Brant I23 Par
isienne l20. Bad News 11s Wealth 1I6 Ma
mie Worth 115 Futurfta ia. Cana5oharie I12.
Forward Jos Adlos 1O5 Race King IO8 En-
Liladi Love 100 B.serta 81 CassviIe % 81
Gallen - Judge Fulton 90 Miss Melton 90.
Third race. six furlongs of Futurity course
$500 Great Eastern-orthodox 10 Moharib
ll6. Conjurer 1i9. Lady Amelia ia. Topic log
t5ieeteIesl L1. Ea!En Bearer 100. Pulsus 123.
OCEAN Toe 1l3' Bobadl ia. Wotan 10. Mon
Fourth race. the s25. 900 Annual Cbampion
TWO anc quarter miles-Major DainEerield
lZl. lgniter JIG. Douro 116 Moon Daisy I16
River Pirate 107 Charles Elwood lI2
FIFTH race. five and half furlongs Of Futu
rity course. selling, tWO-year-olds-Vagary 1O7
Monet IO5 Russell Sage 1O2 Cheripa 100 Flor
izel 90 EXtralaw l04 Oriel 100 silver Davs
110 Yellow Hammer 1O7 The Rov-erv 1O-
Funny side lO4 Montpelier .lO2 Ruby Ring
~ Neii-a4p-i.e ~ agnes brennan lO2 Slick
Jon. Goldspink -. Ida Lelb IO3 san Reno
-. Gold It'd -. 70 san g.
turf handIcap-In5unction 1I6 Cav Tot 719 %
Molly Bran. 109 knight on Rhodes lO2 Stann
ing Ground l02 Wild Thyme l02 Rostand lO2.
Stroller 100 Payne 100. April Shower g9
Baron Pepper 81 Colonsay go DAILY 9s sentry
- Fiara s. Lord Advocate Sc
Weather clear; track fast.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
BY New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Land of Clover, Law
ator, Tankard.
Second race-Race King. Paris
ienne, Mamie Worth.
Third race-Pulsus, Palmbearer.
Wotan.
Fourth race-Douro, Charles FL
wood, Major Daingerfeld.
Fifth race-Yo San, Agnes Bren-
nan, Funny Side.
Sixth racs-Injunction, Gay Boy,
Payne
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SUMMARY.

Five furlongs. selling purse $225-Ruvia. c.
(. by Rubicon-Leonara II, 115 Q1ewisl, to !,
won: Pat Bulger. los (Frawley). to 8, second;
Charlie SchweitZer. los (Burke), to D, third.
Time, LOB Nora also ran.
Five furlongs. selling. purse S225-Czarette.
b. f. by Bloomsbury -Czarina. 50 (Hildebrandl.
to 5, won: st. Wilda, 10I Frawley). to l.
Time. 1:O2A Winifred Weir. Samar and
Frierliene also ran.
Golden Garter-Fedelma, 112 a. Jackson), 4 to
3. won; David s. 112 (Chandler). to 1. sec
ond: Anvil. 1O2 Hfdebrand). to 5. third.
dend. b. m. by Almont- Maggie W, 1O7 O'raw
ley). TO 2. won; Mamie, 102 (Jacksonl. 10 to
1, second: Quadado 10 (Bozeman), to 2.
third. Time. 1O2A. Doris. Dusty Rhodes.
Tacna and Tom Mitchell also ran:
Bishop. ch. m. by The Bishop-Easter Lady.
105 tChandlerl to L won; T9mm 10 eFraw-
5 to l. third. Time. 1:14A. Roltaire, Rubino
and Isabellita also ran.
Six fuTlongs. selling, purse $225-El Photo,
b. &. by Gano-Claudimoro, 110 Q'rawley), even,
won; Judge VOORHEES, 1O7 (PowelD, to 5. sec
ond; Maresa,, 110 CEIildebrand). to 1; third;
Time, 1:1312. Wandering Boy and Gold
Scratch also ran.
ENTRIES FOR SATURDAY.
First race. trotting consolation purse-zom-
bayette H d B. The Deedee Moor Rose SUIT
ter Lady Zambra. Lady Madison
second race, FIVE and half furIongs-Bm
Young 1OT Dwight Way ia Rolalier 1O5 ORC
Viva ia Malpaquet 1O7, Madam Bishop 1O5,
Third race. five and a half furlongs-God
Scratch 115 Step Around 1O6. Skirmlsh 112,
Little Margaret 1O6. Skip Me 112
Fourth race and three-quarter miles
Presidents stake-Illowaho 100 Cambaceres
90 solon 1o2. Constellator 80. Horatius 1OT.
Divina 11S
Fifth race, ive-eighths Of a mile. handicap.
Marie 113, Miss May
Rowdish 100. Metlakalta 100. Instructor 100.
Sixth race five and a half furlongs-Blissful
1O4 Royal F no z. NJ. Brattain los Glen
denning 113.
Seventh race. seven-eighths of a mile
Blondura 105 The Miller ia Miss Rensen Ill
Honduran 104. Timber Jim ia Miss Vera Ill.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PITTsBURG, Sept. n.-Bransfeds stupid
playing in the ninth made 1t possible for Phil
adelphia TO make five runs and win the game
Attendance 1850. Score:
r. H E.
PittsburR
philadelphia .....-..-..s..-....... Z IL
Batteries-Thompson and Smith, Mitchell
ana thinner. Umpire-O'Day.
CHICAGO, Sept 1.-Two hits with steal
and an error in the first, three singles and a
gift ana an out in the second gave Brook
iyn close game to-day. Attendance 1900
Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago .........s.....s...s..... 3
BROOKLYN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 0
Batteries-Currie and Killing, Schmidt and
Jackiitsch. Umpire-Moran
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Reserved Sea. Excursions, Giant Red
woods.
Next Sunday special train excursion to Rus
sian River Redwoods. 81 80 round trip. Finest
short scenic trips in California. Train at a.
Sausalito ferry. Reserve your seat at ticket
office 626 Market street. San Francisco.
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FOURTH Handicap FOR all ages; on

Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St q Fin.
70 Ada Nay. Il5 tO'Neiu.... ? IL
70 Duke Kendall. 122 COdorn) ? 3
20 The Ithymer 107 Hicks. S .
Time. l.40 30. start bad. Won handily
y inner J. .. Haggins ch. f. by Msxio-Nya
oa- Brgand lo6 Olympian 124 Leader lis
april showers Jos. Janeway 100, Slideu 50
Aellowtal los. also ran
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- RRACE-selnng: - three-year-old

SIXTH RACE-The Russet handicap: for
i7ree-5 ear-olds and upward; one and an eighth
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Q Q
BOSTON AMERICANS MAKE
1T FOUR STRAIGHT GAMES
Defeat the Washington Team in Close
Contest on the Home
Grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON, Sept 11.-Boston made it four
straight by taking to-day's game from Wash
fpRton Attendance $500 Score:
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FIFTH RAcE-slx furlongs; purse:

Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
5 to 2-walnut Hill, 1O6 (Castro). / III
to ATLAS 105 (Louden). ..... 2 2h
20 to Town Moor, 1o3 CNiblack) 5 3n
Time, :25H Start good. Won easily.
Winner, T. H. Stevens b. C. by Fonso- Flori
more. Falkland los, Folies Bergeres los, also
ran.
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RUNS AND HITS BIZ INNINGS.
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Winner. ". scheftel's %. c. by Ben strome-
strychnina- Clover 100 Bryn Mawr 100 Gre
made JOB. Requiter los. also ran.
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ner, M. Young's b. c. by First Mate Vera
Howard "a. Wilhelmina 104, Duke Dash
away 101. Rejoice 81, Escanaba 81. Ruralist o.
Tambourine Girl 102, Sealskin 102, Crescerton
105, also ran.
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Totals. .39 8 IA "a 13i
sHogau hated for Ke,

RUNS AND HITS BY
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Batteries-Currie and Killing, Schmidt and
Jackiitsch. Umpre-Moran.
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LIIIel - rTaTT TalT. n on easily " M
ner, W n. rimmons' ch. E. by Locohatchie-
Puzzle Calcutta 1O9. Erbe 1O9. PassbOok lO9.
Queen Elizabeth 10. Spring Smk 1i2. Rock
mart JOE. Tact I08. Nic L0ngworth Il2, Royal
Pirate ll2 MolHe MonCpCle lO9 TippetOes 109,
IT, Z. Barrett ICE. also ran
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"A T meeting of the Automobile
IN Club of California held in ].
d Spreckels' office on Thurs
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FIFTH RAcEone and sixteenth miles;

selling
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
8 to 5-Jove. 90 Oh Phillips).....
Is to 1-Florence H. 50 (RObbins) rs
4 10 1-Lodestar 90 Is Bonner). 1 35
Time. 81 as. start good Won eased up.
Winner II. Gardner & COS bay gelding by
Logic-Slashes. Urchin 90. Lovable 95. Sinner
Simon 81 Give All 90. also
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SECOND RACE-Five and a half furlongs

lime, lsOo. start BOOu NOH uTlNlnB. Win
ner L. C.~Soan's ch. C. by Onondago- Miss
Thomas. Golden Glitter 102. Peter Duryea
100, also ram
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She Had Lost Her "Child."

A sweet old lady. of the sort that
is always young, went shopping the
other day with her daughter. They
visited great department store, and
there, by some chance, became sep
arated. 1t was bargain day" and
an immense crowd was surging back
and forth. The daughter had the
memoranda and the purse.
The dear old lady grew distracted.
She ran this way and that. peering
into strange faces and following
false clews.
what is II. madame" asked a
sympathetic foor-walker. Can I
help you"
"Oh, l don't know!" she cried.
But do wish you'd try"
"Have you lost something's"
"I've lost my child"
''How old was it?" -.
"Fifty-twol"
Then they both burst into laugh.
ter. and minute or two later the
well-grown "child" came into sight.
Youths Companion.
A<e1. ssAAAEr- -
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moving wagon, and was killed instantly.
John Dominick. dock labOrer, was
knocked into the East river by plank
which had been picked up by the wind.
and was drowned
The wind swept the embers OF bon
Are. kindled by. a number OF boys. over
the pinafore Of three-year-Old Clarence
Hadden. and he was burned to death.
San Antonio. Tex, July "a cloud
burst Thursday visited the southwest
ern section OF Texas. causing the death
OF several persons and entailing q
heavy property loss. No accurate re-
ports OF tho loss of life can be OBJ
tained as the telegraph wires are down
In the storm-swept section. but enough
Is known to warrant the belief that
more than 20 people. mostly Mexican
laborers and farm hands, persisted In
the flood. At Beeville one Mexican was
swept away. Near Normana ten Mex
lean farm hands are reported drowned
and u more are said to have been
drowned at Pettus. The heaviest dam
age was sustained by the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railroad. Several
thousand feet OF its tracks and one
large bridge were swept away
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The News Condensed.

The corner stone of the Fond du Lac
public library has been laid The
building Is to cost $4,000, Of which
$780, 900 is given by Andrew Carnegie
Deputy Game Warden Henry GRASS
who has been doing clerical work in
the state game warden'a office, at Madi.
SON. for the last year, has resigned to
practice law at Sturgeon Bay.
The annual reunion and picnic OF
the Old settlers Of Fond du Lac and
Green Lake counties was held on the
Spring Grove shore Of Green lake
Tho formal consolidation of tho
Marlnctte and Menominee street rail
way lines has been effected
A horse owned by Ernst Smith n La
Crosse farmer. died from the effects OF
n rattlcsnakes bite.
A movement Is on foot among Osh-
kosh officials to enact legislation that
shall prevent fortune tcllers and palm.
fists from prosecuting their vocation.
The Farnsworth memorial library
at Oconto, has been dedicated George
Farnsworth, Of Chicago. presented the
$4,000 library to the city.
The annual meeting Of the Press asso-
citation Of northern Wisconsin will be
held In West Superior July IS. lG and
II.
The dentists Of Wisconsin will hold
their annual convention in West Su-
perior July q, % and %
The Wisconsin Central station n,
Philips was almost totally consumed by
Ere.
The Elks' lodge voted $500 for n
weeks carnival In Ashland during
July The Potter and Rice company
has been engaged
l. M Fay aged 80 years, presidcn,
Of the Wisconsin Life Insurance com
pany and Of the Madison Democrat
Printing company, died suddenly OF
neuralgia Of the heart at his home IN
mad son
A heavy storm caused havoc AT many
of the lake summer resorts In the vicini
~ ~ pewaukee eapsizing boats, wreck.
ing payIlions and doing serious damage
to crops
Lncius Manly Fay. aged 81. one Of thu
wealthiest and most prominent rosI.
dents Of Madison, died suddenly Of neu
raleia ofthe heart al his handsome home
on Lake Mendoza
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6 MILLER, DENTISTS
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET. MANlTOWOC. WIS
Local Anaesthetics used for p,n. extraction Of teeth
F ATAL RACE WAR.
Riot Between Mob and the state
Militia ut Evansville, Ind, and
Seven Are Killed.

Evansville, Ind, July Z, 2 a. M
Evansville's race war resulted shortly
before midnight in battle between a
mob and state soldiers, In which seven
persons were shot dead and at least 20
wounded. The troops fired into crow'
Of 1000 or more persons who were maxi
ing an attack on the jail.
Several persons Who were struck by
the soldiers bullets were only spectators
Of the riot. one of those killed being a
girl.
The fatal battle followed four days Of
rioting that grew out Of the murder Of
Policeman Massey by Lee Brown, ne
gro
Negro and white mobs are still march
ing up and down the streets, both crowds
armed and eager for battle. More blood
shed is feared and the governor has been
asked to send more troops and declare
the city under martial law.
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.


Great alarm was felt among the
members of the Case family in Racine
because Of the disappearance of Roy
Case, aged 10 years, son of the late
Jackson /. Case, until he was found
in a stack of pilings by the lake shore
The parents feared the boy had COM
mitted suicide by Jumping into the
lake. He had quarreled with his
brother Jerome, and drawing re-
volver, had shot him through the leg.
Not knowing how serious the shot
was he ran away.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS.
Reno ln1nate Gov. Cum Minis and Other
Candidates for State Omces
and Adopt q Platform.

Des Moines. Ia. July 1.-The repub-
lican state convention on Wednesday,
nominated ticket and adopted the
platform Of principles. All the candi-
dates were renominated by acclama-
ton with the exception Of the stateI
superintendent. for which Office Mr..
Riggs was nominated on the third bal
lot. his opponents being present Super
intendent r. c. Barrett. Of Usage. and1
H. L. Adams. of West Union The ticket
Is as follows:
Governor-A. B. Cummins. of DesI
Moines.
Lieutenant Governor-John Herriott.
Of Stuart.
Supreme Judge-Charles A. Bishop
of Des Moines
Railroad Commissioner - David J.
Palmer, of Washington.
State superintendent J. Riggs, Of
Sigourney.
The convention adopted the Allison1
tariff plank, and declaration morel
conservative than the original Iowa
idea"
The platform reiterates faith in the
historical principle OF projections: says
tariff rates enacted to carry this policy
into effect should be just, fair and i'm
partial; Endorses the policy OF reci-l
procity; approves the treaty with Cuba;
favors the regulation and supervision OF
trusts; congratulates the nation on the
present era of prosperity; commends
the administra don OF Gov. Cummins;
rejoices In Iowa's leadership in national
affairs; favors good roads legislation:
indorses the Louisiana Purchase COM
mission and declares for nomination OF
President Roosevelt as his own sue
cessor II renews allegiance to the
principle OF the gold standard. 1t OPP
poses all legislation designed to accom-
plish the Acknowledgement Of citizens
upon lines of race, color or station In
life, and condemns the measures adopt
ed by the democratic party in certain
states Of the union to accomplish that
end.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-09

The programme for the sixth annual
session of the Delavan Lake assembly,
from July 90 to August 8. has been Is
sued. The best lecturers, entertainers,
musicians and teachers have been en-
Gagged and each Of the IL days will be
full Of interest and profit. The grounds
Of the assembly have been thoroughly
owe! hauled and are one Of the finest
in the lake region. Railroads will sell
excursion tickets at one and one-third
fare for the round trip during the as
sembly,