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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-21
THIRTY SECOND DEGREE.
J.. M. Miller and Charles L. Morrison
Leave for Wichita to Take

Leave for Wichita to Take
Same.
Charles l.. Morrison, of the firm OF
Morrison Brothers. left this morning
for Wichita, Kansas, to take the
thirty-second degree in Scottish Rite
Masonry at the Wichita Consistery
Number 2. j. M. Miller. of this city
left yesterday for Wichita, for the
same purpose. The ceremonies will
begin next Sunday afternoon and will
last until Thursday. Messrs. Miller
and Morrison will return here next
Friday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-21

H. A. Porter of the @. A. p. Cat
tie Company Of Artesia. II In the city
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA, Aug. S-To-morrow's entries
First race, seven furlongs, seIling-Agnes .
1oS Hoodwink 1o3, Mimosa 1O2, Dinah Shad
100, Charter 80, Irish Witch 9S, Toi San 97,
Miss Rillie 81, Queen Belle a. Thistle Heather
81, The World %. Dtvination "a Letola go
Sea Gate So Margaret 80 Girdle IO2
Second race, five and a half furlongs two
year-old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 112, Bank 112
Lindsay Gordon 112 Broadcloth 112, HaEa-
mans 112. Angler 112. Wild Mint 1l2, La Pu-
celle 100, Bedouin 100, Fortune Teller Io9
Alps 1O9 Linda Lee 100. Fair RevelIer 1O9
Raiment 100. Galice 100.
Third race. one and eighth miles on turf
three-year-olds and up, handicap-Duke OF
Kendall 126. Palmbearer III New York 116
Carbuncle 115, Prince Ching lot, Flara 1o2,
Kindred 93
Fourth race the Trsvers stakes one and an
eighth miles, three-yeap- -olds-Broomstick 129
St. Valentine 126, Bobadil lie. Auditor III
Fifth race, five and half furlongs selling
wo-year-olds-Escutcheon 11o, GaIlopoff 110.
Niblick 100. Danseuse 106, Worthwhile 10b,
Thirty-Third 103, Hildebrand 102 Roundelay
1o2 Ike g 102 Mistiss 100, Brush Up 99.
Workman 9e Miss Morgan 90, Peggy 90, Win
chester 90. Blue Coat 81, Uncle Charlie 81,
Belle Savage "a. Lizzie Albertine "a.
Sixth race. one mile. three year olds and UP,
maidens-Persistence II 110. The Captain 110 Sir
Out Of Reason ITO. Commonetta no. Bouvier
107 Jimmy Lane 107, Dauphin 107, Memphis
107 Phantom 1o7. Princess Atheling 1o7, Pri-
vateer los Charter 1o5, Adriutha los, Bride
path 1Ob, Belle Of Portland 1O5
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
w. V. Stafford of Oakland Is
Chosen by Governor Par
dee as Labor Commissioner
EMPLOYED ON RAILROAD
AppOintee Is Man of Ability
and Is Said to Be COnserva-
tive in Views on Issues
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. s.-GovernOr
Pardee to-day appointed W. V. Stafford
Of Oakland to the position Of Labor
Commissioner. Stafford is grand presi-
dent of the Order of Railway Conduct
ors Of the United States and has on
several occasions represented the State
organization in the national assembly.
He has also for several years served as
chairman of the grievance committee
for the Pacific division Of his order.
The salary is $4,000 per year. Stafford
is employed by the Southern Pacific
Company his run extending from Fres-
no to Oakland. He has made the latter
city his home temporarily. his perma-
nent place of residence being Santa
Cruz.
Stafford possesses a cultured mind
and is regarded as conservative in his
views. He has the confidence OF both
laborers and the employers Of labor.
The duties of ths Commissioner are va
ried, and under recent enactments he
has power to insist upon protection to
workmen from dangerous scaffolding
and otherwise to improve their condi-
tions.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-To- -morrow's entries:
First race, five furlongs. selling-Raviana
o.. Louise Macfarlan e4. Sincerity Belle 100,
Effe M 100 AL Casey 100, The Gadfy I02.
Green Rose 102, Doc Wallace 103, Captain
Neroth 1o5, Dundall 10S Platoon 100.
Second race. one mile, purse-La Chaperone
100. Determination 100 White Plume 10, Lady
Belair 100 Robin Hood 102. Flo Bob 105,
Major T: ]. Carson 1o5. Bombardiers 100,
Prince Silverwings 112. Felipe Logo 112.
Third race, one and three e-sxteenth miles
handicap-Huzzah 1o6, Schoolmate 92 Royalty
81, DR.. Stephens e6, Sioux Chief 90, Miss Craw-
ford 104 Bragg 105. (Sioux Chief and Miss
Crawford, Darden entry.)
Fourth race six furongs. purse-Ida Davis
90. Delagoa 81, Ahola 1o2. Big Ben 1o7, Clifton
Forge no
Fifth race nve furlongs-Raining Leaves 90.
North Enid 30. Lo 10 Mai 90. Kate Zitt 90
Frances Dillon "a. Lady Fashion "a. The
Novice 81, Intense 1o2 Belle Kinney 1o2, Miss
1nex Ill.
Sixth race six furlongs-Oceaner 1o4. Adare
106. Subtle 1oo, Green Gown los. st. Denis 107,
Useful Lady 1oS. Bonnie Prince Charlie los,
Enchanter 1os, Weberheld 100. Lord Dixon
ITO. Glrdlestone 112.
Seventh race one and sixteenth miles.
selling-Lady Free Knight 81. Docile 04. Po-
trero Grande a. Fading Light SO. Allie Virgie
105, Gilfain Ito, Ernest Parham no. Joe Frey
Ill, Long More Ill
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
May Practice Medicine.

Sixty-seven applicants have passed
the examination Of the State Board of
Medical Examiners and are licensed to
practice medicine in this State. They
are:
From San Francisco-Walter Gavey, G. B.
Worthngton, Madeline Johns, Harry Spiro,
John A. Naderie. c. ". Page. Pauline Glaser.
II. +. Criger D. e Eklund. A. E. Banks,
L. II. Van Tassen. Jacob Schwartz. g. l.. Nc
C1ish. D. A. Ewing. Hannah Webster. Robert
Hector. W. Weldeyer, Z. Schmall r. f.
Van Hinun ". Lehman. Joseph 3. de Fo-
ria, y. c. Bissell. Elizabeth Siebe, w. II,
Banks. J. G. Mackay. l.. g. Petch. N ID.
Morrison A W. Foskay, T. c. Chadwick,
". J. S. Powers, p. Sumner, ". c. Pruett,
V. F. Luachetti, Lillian Powers. ". S. John
Cunningham. Grace L. Thorne, H H. Hop
kins. Chang H. Holt, Franklin Blake. NJ. f.
Hart, A. r. Fritchi L. Munter, i. L. Baum,
L. C. Jacobs II. Somers, l.. b. Coblentz,
L. c. Blllingsey. A. II. Peek. From Oak
land-C. H. Wilder, A. Galbraith. Henning
KOford. J. A. Young. From Berkeley. Z.
Yates, Q. A. Burrows. p D. Mix. From Ala
meda-Grace Minninger. From Eureka-E L.
CottrelL From Paeadena-E I. Burton From
Bemont-H. c. McClenaban. From Oro-
ville-H. Y. Prouty. From Fresno-L. p.
Fleming. 7. T. Madden. From Salinas-H b.
Christensen. From Capitola-H. A Mount.
From Corning L. Lamb From Petaluma-
A. r. Graham-e From ImperiaI-Francis J.
Bold
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
AMATEUR TARS
DISCUSS RACE
Delegates of Pacific Inter
club Association Talk Over
Details of Handicapping
MATTER is UNSETTLED
Donor of the MacdOnOugh
Trophies Ready to Acqui-
esce in Owners Decision

At q meeting Of the Pacific Inter
club Yacht Association, held last night
IN the Merchants Exchange, the fol-
lowing were present: r. S. Bridgman
and Roy c. Ward, of the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club; T. J. Kavanagh, F. E.
Schober and NJ. J. Brennan of the Cor
intfian Yacht Club; R. R THomme-
dieu and A n. Bauerle OF the California
Yacht Club; p. J. Weniger and Carl
Siebrand Of the Vallejo Yacht and
Boat Club. A NJ. Clay Of the California
Yacht Club was present as represen-
tative OF J. W. MacdonOugh, the donor
OF the Macdonough cups.
After the business Of the old asso-
ciation had been wound up. the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for 1904
1905: 7. J. Kavanagh, pfesident; p. j.
Weniger, vice president; R. r. PHom-
medieu, secretary, and NJ. J. Brennan,
treasurer. The regatta committee will
consist OF Roy c. Ward. 7. J. kavan-
agh. R. r FHOmmedieu, Carl Sic
brand and one non-owner Of the South
Bay Yacht Club.
Much discussion ensued as TO the
question Of handicapping the yachts
in the various classes in the annual
regatta Of the association, to be held
on Admission day. A NJ. Clay explained
&he wishes Of J. ". Macdonough, and
also the manner in which handicaps
might be worked out for the yachts.
The delegates decided TO discuss the
matter with the yacht owners Of their
clubs ana TO report at the next meet
ing.
T J. Kavanagh. r. r. THommedieu
and r. c. Ward were appointed g, COM
mittee to wait on the Conclave OF
Knights Templar with regard to the
annual regatta
II was stated that the racing sloop
COrinthian has been dismantled and
viii not take part in the Admission day
races.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Quality of Eggs Questioned.

The hearing of the suit of A. L.
Lundy & Co., produce>dealers, against
the managers of the Napa State Hos
pital to prevent the awarding of a
contract TO Wheaton, Harold & Pond
for supplying butter and eggs to the
insane asylum for the ensuing year
was commenced yesterday In Judge
Seawelrs court. 1t was charged that
Lundy & Co. were the lowest bidders
for the supplies, but that the contract
had been arbitrarily awarded to the
other firm. The evidence as far as
taken yesterday did not prove the in
ability of the Lundy company to full
I'LL the contract in accordance with
the bid. but on the cross-examination
the prosecution brought out the fact
that the Lundy concern had received
several letters Of protest regarding
the quality of its supplies. The hear
ing viii be resumed this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Beaten for Refusing Drinks.

A. 7. Petersen, who conducts a sa-
loon at 265 Ninth street, was badly
beaten by three men last night. They
asked to be trusted for drinks. and
when the bartender refused one OF tho
men struck Petersen with a block oe
wood and the rest Of them Joined in
the assault. Petersen was taken to the
Central Emergency Hospital. where IL
was found that two bones in his right
leg were broken and that he was
bruised severely about the face and
body. Later in the evening Peter Buck
ley was arrested for the offense and
placed on the small book at the City
Hall station. Detectives are working
on the case.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
BIG PURSE AT EMPIRE
TRACK WON BY DIR. STRONG
FavOTite Easily Defeats Field in Fea-
ture Event at Opening of
Grand Circuit

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-At the open
ing Of the Grand Circuit trotting sea-
son at the Empire City track DR..
Strong. the favorite, won the feature,
the $4,000 purse for 2:10 trotters, with
ease. Summary:
2.13 trot 5000. one and an eighth mile
dssh-JOy maker won in 2-291k. Single X An
ME Little, Gold Burr. Monroe Halle Hardin,
Birnie and NendoTa finished in the order named.
2.O5 pace. $500. mile dash-Hetty C won
IN 2:05la. BettertOn, Joe Pointer, Frank Yoa-
kun, Winfield StFattOn, Locanda, Little
SQuaw. Nathan Strauss. China Maid and St.
Eera finished named.
2:10 trot, 5000 mile heats. two in three
Dr Strong won second and third heats and
race. Time, 2:OSla 2:0o Consuelo won first
heat in 2:o9. John Taylor. Norris, Kent. The
Roman. Robert Mex. Metallus and Prince
Greeplander also started
2.3o trot, three-year-olds, s1ooo-Princees
-. Athel won both heats. Tfme-2:l4, 2:1eZ
Athells. WIlonette Pleasant Thought, Major
GUerthlein, Lord RevelstOke David Rossi, The
Hermit and Fatty Felix also started.
2.1S trot. $500. and an eighth mile
dsEh-Aristo won IN 2:29Ih. Alex Campbell.
kathryn, Cassie C Balkel. Moneyloss, Mary
10 Connenca and Euxenite also started.
2:17 pace, purse 5000. half-mile dash-Gor-
don Prince won IN 1:01lk. Delhi Lookout Hal.
Dewey. Roland Reed Timothy Y J. George
Presser, Viceregsl. Fred y. Accident. Maggie
s. Florence wilton. Winnie King and Bin Boy
Eisc started.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
FAVORITES SHY
IN WINNINGS
Good Card Marks Opening
of the MultnOmah AssOcia-
tion's Meet at IrvingtOn
ATTENDANCE is GOOD
Weather Is Fair and Warm
and the Track Is Fine,
but Upsets Are Numerous

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. s. With a
good card and a large attendance the
three weeks meet of the Multnomah
Driving Association commenced to-day
at Irvington. Upsets were numerous,
only two favorites winning out Of the
six events. The weather was fair and
warm. Track good. Summary:
First race. four and q half furlongs. selling
Shark won, Vince second. Hercules third
Time :57L.
Second race. six furlongs. selling - Mounte-
bank won. Eldred second Young Pepper third
Time. l:15%
Third race. five furlongs-Redan won, In
structor second Agnes Mack third. Time,
l:0lh.
Fourth race one mile. selling-Mordente
won. Leash second, DR.. Rowell third Time,
:41L
Fifth race seven furlongs. seIIing-Penzanct
won- DR.. Sherman second, Myrtle H third
Time. 1.29.
sixth race, six furlongs. sellng-Suburbsr
Queen w0n Dotterel second. 81. Philippine
third Time 1:l5.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
FTFTH RACp-one mile and seventy yards
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS Aug. s.-To- -morrow's entries:
First race, four and a half furlongs. selling.
maidens-Lady Sellers 112. FallOne 112. Ne
penthe 112 Cernova 112 Matera 10T, Consetta
1O7. Lady Lou 107 Pharmacy 10T, Bessie Bras
field 107. Stella NJ 107, Ollie Burnett 1O1.
Elenia 107 Aspatia 80.
Second race, furlongs, selling-Moyle
122. Varro 119, Death 119. Mindora III. Algon-
quin III. Kingstelle III, Twemlow i15, DR..
Clark ia, Trogon 112. Fenian 112. Helen Hay
112 Millbrook 110, Sam Stevens 1O7. Allegrette
105
Third race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Lucly
Charm los. Hadrian 1os, Milton Young 1Oo.
Layson 105 Fruit 105. McDeceiver 100, Tommy
O'Hara 1O5, Monogram 102, The Cook 1O2,
Darthula 95, Annisouam e5.
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles, han
dicap-Jack Young 10S Taby Tosa 107, Boaster
1O2 Old Stone 9S, Harmakis sc. handspring 81.
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards-Just
So 100. Commodore log, Trapsetter lob. Dick
ems 1OS, Jack Little 100 Buccaneer 100. J. p
Mayberry e5, Dolinda 80, st. Agnes II 90.
Sixth race six furlongs, selling-Sid Silver
1O5, Bensonhurst 1o5, Miss Manners 1oS, Dolly
Gray 103 Pathos 103 Sting 103, Rosecourt 103.
Ed Ball 100 King Rose 100, Joe Goss 100, Tai
ly II 100 Howlng Dervtsh 1oo Lady Vashti
DS 9S
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Hntton Gets More Time.

When the contempt proceedings
against Police Commissioner Harry
w. Hutton, Chief of Police for 1929
Dupont street." who is charged with
violating the injunction restraining the
police from interfering with the busi-
ness of Jean Pom, proprietor of a
restaurant at that address, were called
yesterday before Judge Cook, Attor-
ney Riordan asked that a day be set
for hearing the arguments. Attorney
Collins, for the defendant, pointed out
that no answer had been fled and Rior-
dan promised to do so to-day. Argu-
ments will be heard in both contempt
cases tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
BLISTER ON MUNROES
FOOT STOPS EXERCISE
1t Is Not Serious, However, and the
Real Hard Grind VIII Start
This Morning.

Yesterday was day of rest at Jack
Munroe's camp. The miner is suffer-
ing from a blister on the little toe of
the right foot, which prevented him
from going through his regular exer-
cises. His trainer insisted that he
should cut out all work and give the
toe chance to heal, SO that he will
be ready this morning for the hard
grind which will be the go from now
UP to within few days of the contest
His trainer is unusually cautious
about having him on edge and two
weeks of work, he says. will put him
in the pink of shape.
Twin" Sullivan, who is matched to
box Dave Barry at Los Angeles. is as
sisting the miner with his work. He
also has Andy Gallagher and Harry
Chester on his staff. Kid Mccoy is
expected from the East and he will
drill the miner in the finer points of
boxing.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
FAMOUS WATERBOY'S TURF
CAREER is ABOUT ENDED
California Horse That Won EaStS
Thoroughbred Championship
VIII Be Retired.

SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. s.-Water-
boys racing career is about over. The
great Watercress colt, which was un-
questionably champion Of the mature
division in these parts last year, may
no longer be able to hold up his end.
His pitiful Effort in the Great Republic
stakes on Saturday convinced Jack
Joyner that he is not what he used
to be and the North Carolina turfman
said to-day that 1T was pretty near
time to send Waterboy to the farm.
BY "the farm" Joyner means the Ell
mendorf stud in Kentucky. the great
Eastern breeding establishment Of
James B. Haggin.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
old Man F,alIs Dovrnstair..

Edward Kleinbach, an aged man.
OF 7S1 Minna street, while returnins
from visit early Sunday morning and
climbing the stairs at the rear OF his
house, became dizzy and fell to the
bottom He was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital, where his
wounds were dressed. Later he re-
covered consciousness and walked
home. At 4 o'clock In the afternoon
he fell out Of bed in convulsions- He
was again taken to the hospital There
1t was found he had fractured his
skull. He was operated on by DR..
Stevens and has a fair chance for re-
covery.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

First race-MimOsa, Girdle, Dinah
Shad.
Second race-Linda Lee, Broad
cloth, Bank.
Third race-New York. Duke OF
Kendall, PaImbearer.
Fourth race-BroOmstick, st. VaIen-
tine, Bobadil.
Fifth race-Peggy, Belle Sauvage,
NibIick.
Sixth race Persistence III, Sir
LynnewoOd, Adriutha.
Condition of the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Botlin Gases arc Continued.

Judge Cook was ready yesterday to
render his decision on the motion for
a new trial in the case of Mrs. Cor
della Botkin, convicted for the second
time of the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth
Dunning by sending her a box of
poisoned candy. When the case was
called a representative Of Attorney
MCGOWAN said that MCGOWAN was on
his vacation and had requested that
the matter be continued till August 1 s,
IS he desired to be present. The con-
tinuance was granted with the consent
of the District Attorney. Mrs. BOtkin
was in court. accompanied by her sis
ter. In Judge Dunne's court judg-
ment on the motion to dismiss the in
formation charging Mrs. Botkin with
the murder of Mrs. Ida Henrietta
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Mother Misses Daughter.

Mrs. Julia Fahey arrived from New
York yesterday. Her daughter, Miss
Julia Fahey, was to meet her at the
ferry. The train was late and the
girl, after waiting from 8 o'clock in
the morning till 1890 p. m, told po-
liceman that she could not wait any
longer, as she was in service and had
to go home. When the train arrived
two hours later Mrs. Fahey could not
tell where her daughter was to be
found and she was taken to the City
Prison and placed temporarily in
charge of the matron
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
HARLEM SELECTIONS.

First race - Al Casey, Sincerity
Belle, Green Rose.
Second race - Prince Silverwings,
White Plume, Felipe IMgo.
Third race-Huzzar, Miss Crawford,
Bragg.
Fourth race DelagOa, Clifton
Forge, Ahola.
Fifth race-Miss Inez. Belle Kinney,
Kate Zitt.
Sixth race-I,ord Dixon, GirdIestone
Oceaner.
Seventh race-DociIe, Fading Light
Joe Frey.
Condition of the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Dies From Supposed Locljaw.

Peter Mullane, a boxmaker, who
lived at $40 Howard street. died at the
City and County Hospital yesterday
from what is supposed to be lockjaw.
The man was taken suddenly i'll few
days ago and after a short spell be-
came unconscious. There were no
marks on his body to indicate injuries
which would result in tetanus. yet all
the symptoms of lockjaw were pres
ent. The body was turned over to the
Coroner for post-mortem examination
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
AUSTRALIAN STUDENTS TO
STUDY IN THIS COUNTRY
They Are Given Reception on Their
Arrival by Members of the West
Side Christian Church.

A reception was given last night by
members of the West Side Christian
Church TO Harold Knott of Melbourne,
James Groome of Sydney and Leland
GOrdan of Queensland. They are
members of the Australian theologi-
cal societies and come here to COM
pIete their studies in American uni
versities in behalf of the Christian
church. They arrived yesterday on
the liner Ventura. Knott and Groome
will attend a university in Texas and
Gordan Will study in Lexington, KY.
Mrs. 3. J. Matson of Melbourne,
wife of the editor of the Australian
Christian, was also a guest. Rev. Mr..
Stafford occupied the chair.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Local BoWlers Lead.

The Columbia bowling alley team OF
San Francisco bowled the Monarch
bowling team of Seattle five games
last night in their match series. The
Columbia team made the exceptionally
high score of 1899 pins in five games.
The Seattle team scored 99S pins. This
was the fifth game. The Columbia
team leads by fifty pins.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-StelIa Nj. Nepenthe,
Ollie Burnett.
Second race - Death, Kingstelle,
MindOra.
Third race Darthula, Lucky
Charm, Hadrian.
Fourth race-Jack Young. Taby
TOsa. Old Stone.
Fifth race-Just So, Commodore.
Buccaneer.
Sixth race-DoIIy Gray, Rose Court,
Miss Manners.
Condition of the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Belongs 70 speedv FAMILY

T11s snip Star Of Russia, which arrived Sun
dsy with the hrst of the new seasons salmon
and made the run from Kariuk in twelve dayu.
has Only safled I'D 20 her reputation in break
fnG AL records for eofne years. She was one
q DE famous Star line, every ship OF which
kaG done something sensational IN the railing
linz After dischsrging her cargo she Will
return 20 Alaska Tor another load
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
NEW RECORD FOR WEIGHT
LIFTING IS ESTABLISHED
New York Athlete Tosses Dumbbell
Weighing 141 Pounds Above His
Head From Ground.

NEW YORK, Aug. Sired Winters,
a member of the West Side Athletic
Club, has made a new worlds record
at weight lifting. With one hand he
tossed a dumbbell weighing 141 pounds
above his head from the ground, beat
ing by three pounds the best previous
record made by G. W. StOesset in Mad
ison Square Garden December II, 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Hunt Champion OF Northwest

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. s.
Reuben Hunt Of the University of
Michigan and Of California TO-DAY
won the tennis championship of the
Northwest from the former holder of
the ti1e. Harry Waidner OF Chicago.
Score. as, 7-b. ga, e-2. Hunts su-
perb net game was the feature.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09

BRIGADIER STTLLwELL WILL SPEAK.
Ars Stillwell Of New York. a Salvation Army
brlgadier and well-known lecturer will deliver
an address next Sunday evening at 7:45 at
the Stewart Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Stillwell is familiar with the
good work done by the Salvation Army and
VIII speak on the subject, Rescue Work OF
the Salvation Army
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
PetaInma Is Prosnerinr.

PETALUMA. Aug. S.-The assess
ment figures submitted to-day by AS
SCISSOR NJ. D. Hopkins for the city Of
Petaluma show an increase of 1925, ,597
over last year. The total valuation is
s., ,623, 1863.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
WASHINGTON TAKES THIRD
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS
Stahl Distinguishes Himself by Send
ing Ball Over the Fence for
a Homer
AMERICAN LEAGU1


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST LOUIS Aug 8. - The Wsshingtons
made It three straight to-day. Stahl again
knocked the ball over the fence for a home
run. Score-St. Louis /, Washington 8. Bat
teries-Glade and Kahoe. Patten and Clarke.
DETROIT. Aug. s-Boston was defeated by
the locals to-day. Score-Detroit . Boston o.
Batteries = Killian and Drill, Dineen and
Criger.
CLEVELAND. Aug. s.-Orth was knocked
out of the box in the second inning. Score
Cleveland 8. New York l. Batteries-Dona-
hue and Bemis; GARRISON Orth and Kleinow.
CHICAGO, Aug S.-A batting rally. aided
by an error and a pass. gave an exciting fin
ish to the game to-day. Score-C'hicago 90 3
Philadelphia @. Batteries-Owen and sullivan
Plank and schreck
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-warner's scratch hit
brought in the winning run in the ninth. Score
st. Louis 3. New York 4. Batteries-Mc-
Farland and Grady: Mathewson. McGinnity
and Warner
BROOKLYN, Aug. s. - Brooklyn was out
batted and outfeIded to-day. Score-Chicago
A. Brooklyn 1. Batteries-Brggs and King
Cronin and Bergen
PHILADELPHIA Aug. S.-The home team
developed a batting streak to-day. Score
Pittsburg 8, Philadelphia 10. Batteres-Lynch
and Smith Sparks and Roth
BOSTON. Aug. S.-Cincnnati batted Willis
freely Score-Cincinnati 4. Boston L. Bat
terles-Hsrper and Peitz. Willis and Need
ham.