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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
UNION GUN CLUB TEAM
BEATS VALLEJO TRAPSHOTS

The second meeting of teams of
trapshots representing the Union Gun
Club and the Vallejo Gun Club was
held yesterday at the Ingleside traps
The Union Club men gained their
second victory, scoring a total of 81
breaks to their opponents 95. The
first match resulted in favor of the
Unions by a score of 100 to go. The
days results:
Club shoot. 25 hirds-Naumsn II, Gamble
10. Forster %. Slade l6 Murdoch IS, Shreve
90 Patrick 10. Payne Il, Hutton % Hodapp
III Pisani 81. Petris 49, Knick 10 Wslpert
1s Bradrick 90 e Klevesahl 81 HoIIings
"a Burns 30, Muller 10. Taylor is. Finney
Ia Bielawski IS. Robertson %. Finnochfo rs.
II Klevesahl 1s. Crosse 8. Sylvester %. Iver-
son To-
Medal shoot-HolIings shot at 25. broke Is:
Forster 1924; Nauman. 1924: Hutton 2e-f2;
Pisani. 26-22; z. Klevesahl. 1924: Gamble.
27-21; Shreve. 2T-21: Hodapp. 27-24; Petris,
$3.50; Shields. 2s-25; slade. 2e-25: Waipert,
1920: PAYNE 25-22: Burns. 27-19: Miller. 2T-24:
Taylor 1913; Finney, 30-13; H. Klevesahl.
Pills: Iverson. 27-25; Sylvester. $500: Fin
nichio, SO-25 Robertson, 26-22: Rielawski,
30-12 Iverson and Shields a tie for hrst-
class: Slade and Finnochio a tie for second
Team shoot, IS birds-Union Gun Club
Bradrick 90 Nauman 21 Holling 81 Iverson
21. Sylvester 14-total 97
Vallejo Gun Club-Beveridge 20, OfHara 10,
Gagistrini 10, Carter 20. Burnett 1I-total 80.
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HandharI at Olympic Club.

The match game of handball be-
tween Joe Condor and Tom Leach Of
the Occidental Athletic Club and
Louis Levy and Henry Cory Of the
Olympic Club was won by the latter
at the Olympic Club yesterday after
noon before a big crowd. Cory and
Levy captured three games straight
and proved superior players. The
Olympic Club men showed team work
and played up to form. COry's serv-
ing and fast drives from the back
alley were features of the game. Con-
don and Leach did not play true to
oId-time form. Condor made some
clever kills" and returns. but there
was no speed to the ball. Leach was
unable to develop speed in his serves
and Levy and Cory were able to drive
the ball at will.
As each side has won they will play
the final games week from next sun
day. A trophy will be awarded the
victoFs. Scores:
Cory and Levy. 21 21
Condor and Leach...,.e. z 3 1s
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Mccoy WOULD
FIGHT AGAIN
The kid" Comes From New
York to Help Train Munr0e
and May Engage in Battle

Norman Selby, more Familiarity
known to the sporting fraternity under
the ring name OF kid Mccoy" ar
rived from New York last night and
registered with his wife at the Palace
Hotel. Mccoy viii remain in this city
for several weeks and will help train
Jack MunrCe for his fight with Jeffries.
When the big mill is over the Kid in
tends to go to Los Angeles, where he
VIII spend the winter
Mccoy has been anxiously awaited
by Munroe and Tim McGrath and it
is expected his presence in this city win
create much interest in the champion
ship fight. II was he who helped con-
dtlon. the miner when the latter met
Tom Sharkey and Jack has great faith
in the famous middleweight boxer
Yes, ! am willing 10 do some fight
ing here also" said Mccoy last night.
u would like 10 sign up with Corbett,
FitZsimmons or o Brien for the light
heavyweight championship of the
world. l weigh 100 pounds Low, just
five pounds less than l did when
boxed Joe Choynsk in this city seven
years ago. w. b. Riggs will Jack me
for any amount
Il think Monroe is in great form and
| have 10 congratulate Tim McGrath
on the miners appearance In my
wrest the championship title from Jeff
ries. but at all events it will be great
battle 1 will start 70 work with Nun
roe at once and expect TO have him
working out nicely in few days"
Mccoy expects the stay in California
will do him a world of good and he will
sojourn in the southern part of the
State during the winter. He is inter-
ested in a stable of horses and will de-
vote much of his time to looking after
the thorOUghbreds.
Mccoy owns, with Mr.. Riggs. a
splendid 90-horse-power De DIETRICH
automobile, which will arrive in this
city in October. He drove the machine
recently a mile in 391a seconds on the
Long Island speedway.
The workings of Champion Jeffries'
mind seem past understanding With
the big fight less than two weeks off
he seems unwilling to undergo the
usual processes of training. He has
hardly had a glove on yet and has
taken none of the work boxer usual
ly finds so necessary in trueing up his
eyes and developing his hitting powers.
He may underestimate Munroe's ability
and regret it when too late.
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TANYA PRAISED
ON ALL SIDES
Great TwO-Year-0id Which
Won the Hopeful Stakes
= Makes Hit With Horsemen
CEASED WITH SYSONBY
Sensational Performance of
the YOungster Furnishes
Gossip for All TurfdOm
Special Dispatch to he call

SARATOGA. Aug. 1.-THE splendid
triumph Of Tanya. carrying the heroic
.feight- Of IT pounds. IN the Hopeful
Stakes. has created a tremendous pop
uiar interest here one week ago any
person who would dare have yentUred
g1dgmeut that there lived a two-year-
old with license TO test the claims Of
Sys6nby 10 championship honors would
have been scorued- To-day while the
phenomenal Melton colt, which Mr..
keene believes IS greater than Domino
and as great as Commando, would still
Tvign faVorite. there is a formidable
and respectable number who believe
-1aL the daughter Of Meddler can lower
-is lUmber-
There IS some talk Of a meeting be-
tween the sensational pair before the
facing here win move 70 the Long ISL
and tracks, but this is highly impr0b-
able ia view of the fact that both viii
50 soon face the starter in the Futurity.
That prize IS entirely TOO valuable 10
sacrifice for a decision that neither
would accept as conclusive. II either
starts before then il viii be a great
surprise 10 the men who think they
know the intentions Of the owners in
seresced- both Of whom viii bend their
.utmOsL efforts 20 have the rival young
Eters nj 10 race for their lives at Sleeps
bszg
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SLAB ARTISTS FARE SADLY.
Overall Is Removed After Tigers Give
Him Rank Support.

TACOMA, Aug. 14-Five pitchers
were used to-day in a game which
Portland took by timely batting and
rank errors by the champions over
all struck Hastings out in the third
Spencer also famed but Hogan drop
ped the ball and the runner beat it out
Hurley was passed. brennan and Cas-
trO singled. two scoring Two more
tailed when Hogan threw wild TO third
to nab brennan, Nadeau doubled in
the fourth. Steelman singled and Roach
tripled, followed by Spencer's single
and Doyle's error, giving the Dugdaies
three more. Keefe replaced Overall
in the fourth and pitched nice ball.
Overall was not in condition, as he has
been sick Mclaughlin and Hogan
doubled and Doyle singled in second
when Hastings replaced Butler. Two
runs scored in the third Hastings
passed Nordyke and Lynch singled
when Roach was sent in TO save the
day. The Tigers tried hard TO over
come the lead but it was too big and
the Brownies made il an even break on
the series. Score:
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AQUATIC SPORTS AHUSE
BIG CROWD AT SAUSALTTO
Furnishes Some Exciting Con-
tests on the Water.

Members Of the San Francisco Yacht
Club and their guests crowded the club
house at SausalitO yesterday 10 wit
ness the aquatic sports. The weather
was delightful, and lOng before the
events commenced standing room was
at d premium.
Chasing live duck caused the spec
tatOrs much amusement Six hardy
swimmers started for the bird. and for
while the chances of catching il
seemed dubious. After a hard struggle
T. Galley of the Olympic Club cap
tured the prize. The creased pole
proved too slippery for the participants,
as no one reached the end The pro-
gramme was as follows:
One hundred yards swimming. won
By F. Galley Of Olympic Club; fifty
yard handicap race between Wise and
f. Galley, won by F. Galley; race for
members of San Francisco Yacht Club,
won by W. Beedy, Mr.. Harkins second;
high dive, won by Mr.. Wise OF the
Olympic Club; fancy diving fr0m
springboard. won by Mr. Wise; bafge
race between crews from various
yachts. won by crew of RoI Roy; swim
ming and dressing race. won by F.
Galley; chasing live duck, won by F.
Galley.
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sAhAToGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA. Aug. I4.-McChesney
vii make his first appearance for
soule. -iue ro-morrow in a mile han
6icap. There are two races on the
card for two-yesr-olds. The day 5
snL-ies-
First race. seven furlongs selling-WId
~ SOL -l5 D.url- ae. Armenia -. GIrdle $
= -05W-rk - A---osa - Lshlana 90
&c Second race Hunters sreeplechase- handi-
sap. sr0-- c1lrse-i31rti-e lf5. Gortnagallon
T8s Daf0 Down DiIy lag, SeaguH l33.
L.bre-t1 l80
. -hirs race. Eve and haIf furlongs. The
kentucky stakes. rTo-y -yezr-old allies SELF
e-E-lC C-ar-aL--u Io- cara u--le 100 Candid 4
60 uelrhie 90 PeEE- % HlEhborn es Gold
Ten 20 Linda Rosa a. F-eur DE- Marie ~.
os-izEle A--er-i1a - Martha German G0
Ml--t,ezs 90 Miss Morgan o. Lopsl -
Fourth race. one and ar eighth miles. three
.z-ear-- las aul Up-AuLLence lub knight Er
ran lN4 CsrblCcle l05 Dslesuan lU3 Hello
-n4 Ada NsE a3 ELLIOTT a.
Et-1 race SIX furlolEs- maiden vro-year-
Cr-s--aulF1errE ll- Sa-dslr-1cd 11Z. Ind
sa- Gordon tl- Yorkshire Lad llZ -e11Fhurn
~ LC11 ll- The Doctor Ia9 81 AUbyn IC9
Arrfll lne AiTs lfa Ieaia Lfe Raimel- rC9
M.r-t.ass I0a Bliwark If9 Bedouin If2.
sixth race mile rhree- Eear-ll1s and uu-
EcChesney 40. Ada Say IA Atwood 100
Ei-1iou T0e. DiUrle l04 Arrichcraf- To- Gar
sd I01 Andrew Escz 103 Briazrhorne 100
r-E ~ rhe valley 81. Gold spot es Auru-
.Tr--r-~T
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIEs.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE scene Of
racing viii shift tomorrow 10 Haw-
-lorue. The entries
F-gs race. i've and half fgrlo-g-Kate
- --- Lady Ellison TO- Iseful Lady l17.
> adde.l II Jos. Frank Mouteverde los. Devout
JOS. Judge saufey Jos BEFORE 110. Cauitauaz0
lle C1sriEsn l0o. Michael Byrnss no Natad0r
l1t. Albert FIR us
Second race. s-eeE Elechase. short course. han
C Ccap-Alula GIL - Allegiance $50. Sweet
Jane l34. weird 10. Nitrate 40. Trenct the
Mere ltf. HaucTiCe l5A Martin Brady 150.
D. -haraHi-L 40 BRADY and ChsraHrind. Ccrri-
gan eut-l
Th-rd race. one mile. the Speculation Stakes
Prince ellterF-lEgz -. Phl Pinch 9s Dalvay
lHl. B1mhar1ier 105. clifton Forge 1O6 Prin-
cess Tulane l07. Beau Grmolde 119
FOURTH race. SIX flrlonEs selllnE-Ida Davis
~ agnes Brennan o. lfy Alice s.. Sfauhok
81 Marco 81. Mayor Johnson 90 Sylvia Talbot
-. Careless lo2 0rfeo 1e4 Dragon Jos. KING
Ellsworth lC5. Emperor ~ Tu1ia l06 The Fog
Il2
Fifrh race ere au1 sixteenth r1iIes-AlabeI
Ficharlsor io-. Birch Broom lQ4 Incubs tor
fl5. GreEcr Il log PORT Royal III, Judge Hines
~
sixth race. seven furl01gs purse-Freck-
mar s. Go,den Mineral -. Ben HeyVocd %,
hst-Wood - FrVol I0Z. Pearl Diver I02
HsInsuit lo4. Mr Faruum 1o4 Sr High I04
Royalty 10s Harry New 100
o.. seventh race. I've fEriougs-Ilr. Kenny IO2
"a SaE-re ll2. Rams Horn los. Hsndzarra
l3 John Su--sa rs
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81. lois ENTRIES

81. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE entries
for tomorrow races n the Fair
G1Oiuds follow.
Esrst race seven furic-Es. sellInE-Darrfvs-t
Pc Ch0Nls Boy no. Eleanor Howard 100 Dr.
a. ley Ic5 Golden Light Jos BIrdwood l05
An1c-eus Jos. Ur- Clark Jos. Baby Han 1O3
BACK EUruher o.
Second race rou- ard a haif furIongs-Ex-
erred ia. Piatt ia. Billy HaDdsel III Atari
III. Chansonette III. Our Joe III. Sorrel Top
lI1 The Only Way 100 Betty Gold Jog stella
y Io6. Joe Graham 100. Lady Lou 100 Leila
Hunter 10C. Wakeful 100.
Third race seven furiongs. seIIinz-Whlskers
no PrcdlEsl son los. r. @ Smith los HarT-
inE I05. GzlIaEsrer 103. Tvernfas 1O3 1Tfudora
1c3. Little Corzer 100. lake Weber 100
Fourth race. six furlorzs-B leunenwcrfh I09
sIx Shooter 1l2. swift Wing 100. Evening star
1o7. Commodore Jos, Otto Stifei 105 J. p May
berry g. Rcbo 81
Fiffh race i've furlonEs. purse-Areosy los
Carrie Potter 100. Picture Hat 100. ArIena 100
Auroceiver 100. The cook Is. Lady Fair a5
sixth race. one and sixteenth miles selling
Light Opera 103. Irss 102 Nainspring IO2
Lee King 10I. Lynch 100, Avoid gs St ARnes
II %. Leenia 95. MerWan 90, Ryevaie a3 Ms
Betty e3, Sister Lillian %. Narna Fonso 81
Triple Silver S.
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SALOON WILL BE OPENED
IN ENTRANCE OF CHURCH
nouEces That He VIII Start Tav-
ern in Sacred Edifice.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 14-Rev. @. l.
Morrill,. pastor OF the Peoples Church
and local chaplain OF the Actors ALI
ance. announces that he viii install
subway tavern similar to the one made
famous by the dedication OF Bishop
Potter of New York in the entrance OF
his new church. which "TOOze" Rogers.
Drourietor Of half a dozen saloons. IS
erecting for him DR. Morrill, said to-
dav he believed the church saloon idea
was q step in the right direction
IF people win drink, let them drink
in a righteous cause" he said We
viii donate the profits 70 some worthy
charity"
The entrance to the tavern VIII oe III
the main entry OF the church ana tnea-
ter. which are 70 be under the same
roof.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
MODEL YACHT FANNIE
GETS ANOTHER PENNANT
Commodore Golfers Fast Little Craft
Beats the Cricket in Three
Straight Races.

The model yacht Fannie. owned by
Commodore Collier, won the pennant
yesterday at Spreckels Lake, Golden
Gate Park. This is the winners sec
ond victory for the season There
were eight qualifying races and three
finals. Golfers crack boat disposed
of the Cricket in three straight heats.
The loser is a new boat and made an
excellent showing. The time yester-
day was not as good as usual. The
Imp made the best time, sailing the
course in 3:35. The time of the three
final races was: Fannie. 1856, 3:52
4:O1; Cricket, 4;06, 4:4S. 4:25.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
PITCHER CORBETT TRIUMPHS
BEFORE AN IMMENSE CROWD
Angels Bat in Winning Run
After Score Is Twice
Tied.
Five Pitchers Are Used Up
in Slugging Match at
Tacoma.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14.-Los Angles
made it five out of six games by win
ming to-day from Oakland by the score
of to 8. The game was close and the
score tied twice before the locals scored
the winning run in the ninth inning
with one out. There were no particular
features to the play except a remark
able catch by Cravath of a long drive
which he backed up against the fence
to snatch high above his head. Baum
was superseded after the fifth by HaH.
Score:
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

5g -5e sew York Morning Telegraph
EiFSr race-Arnleuia. PrOnta. Mi
utCsa
Second race-Sea Gull. Bonfire.
(SCrCnagallOn.
Third race - Candida. Czaraphine,
Flour de Marie.
'FoWrth race - Elliott. CarbuncIe.
Hello
FIFTH raoe-ArtfuI. Bedouin, Bull
war
elxth race - McChesney. Jocund.
Andrew Mack.
. Condition OF the track-Fast.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

Bv the chicago Inter Ocean.
kirst race-Albert Fir, Before, Kate
Zitt.
Second race-Handyice, Trenct the
Mere. Nitrate.
Third race-CliftOn Forge. Phil
Finch. BOmbardicr.
Fourth race-SyIvfa Talbot. Ida
Davis Orfeo.
Fifth race-Judge Hines, Birch
BrO0m, Mabel Richardson.
sixth race rcchnlan,. Ben Hev-
wood Hainaulf-
&c Seventh raCe-JoIln SmuIsl1i. HIND
zatra. RAMS Horn.
Condition Of the track-Siow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
POLITICIAN HORSEWHIPPED
BEFORE LARGE AUDIENCE
Theater Party of Two Spoiled by
Angry Wife Armed With
RaWhide.

LIMA, Ohio. Aug. H.-John c. Cron-
ley, a Democratic politician and County
Surveyor, was horsewhipped by his
before a large audience last night. En-
teringzthe theater unseen, Mrs CronIey
spied her husband in an upper box
with a member Of the performing COM
pany Seizing the actress by the hair
with her left hand, she piled a rawhide
upon her husband until the police
stopped her
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
Totals 50 Q 13 2 10
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

ErrOrs-Doyle, Hogan, Butler. Struck out
by Overall Z by Keefe I. by Butler l. Bases
on baIls-By Overall 2 by Butler l. by Hast
ings /. by Roach , Passed ball-Hogan.
stolen baseS-Spencer. brennan Two-b base
fts-MeLaughIin > NOrdyke. Hogan. Lynch.
Castro. Nadeau- Three-base hit-Roach-
Earned runs-Tacoma ,. Portland , Double
plays-Nordyke to Sheehan. Castro to Hurley,
Castro 10 Spencer to Hurley. Left on bases
Tacoma ., Portland 4. Hits-Of Overall Z.
of Keefe g. of Butler 5. of Hastings !. off
Roacsf S. Runs-On keefe l. off Overall 5. of
Butler . OF Hastings l. of Roach >. Time
OF game-Two hours Umpires-Brown and
Mcdonald.
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Jockey Eddie Tur-ner Is Hcre

Jockey Eddie Turner, the Tod Sloan
Of Australia, has returned TO this city
from the East, where he rode a num-
Der Of races. He leaves on the Ven
tTra for his home in the Antipodes.
Teddy, who rides easily at 100 pounds.
VIII come back to California for the
winter race meeting. He was the best
jockey Of his weight in Australia and
is expected TO enhance his reputation
on the tracks here.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-EIeanor Howard. Bird
wood, Back Number.
Second race-Exalted, Stella NJ
Leila Hunter.
Third race-Harding. Jake Weber
Mindora.
Fourth race-Six Shooter, Commo-
dore. Otto Stifef.
Fifth race-Picture Hat. The Cook.
Argosy.
Sixth race-Light Opera, Iras, Miss
Betty.
Condition Of the track-Fast.
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First Game for siwashes.

The morning game on the Oakland
diamond was easy for Seattle. Knell
was bumped hard when men were on
the bags and the scoring of four runs
was rather a simple matter for the
northerners. Shields kept all his seven
hits well scattered and the locals were
lucky TO get even one run The score:
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Bernard. Chase Ross. Dun
made-On Baum 3. Off Han , Tw0-base
hits-Francks Kruger. EagG-. Bernard. Sac
rifice hits-Baum, Toman. Chase. First base
on error-Oakland .. Left on bases-Los An
geles 10. Oakland 5 Bases on balls-On
Jones 3, of Baum I. Struck out-By Jones
=. Double plays-Cravath to Flood. Tomau
70 Flood to Chase. Passed ball-EaGsr. Hit
by pitched ball-Toman. Time Of game 40.
Umpire-McCarthy.
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STATMARY.

Stolen bases-Meany o. Van Buren, Dele
hanty, Smith, Hall Errors-Van Buren. Cor
bett, Waldron- Irwin. Two base hits-Smfth,
Gocnnsuer. Irwin. Sacrifice hits-BIanken-
ship, Gochnauer. Hildebrand. Meany. First
base on errors-Seattle .. First base on called
bslls-Oh Corbett 3. OF Hughes. g. Left on
bases-San Francisco 8. Seattle 10 Struck OUT
BY Corbett. 4: by Hughes 3. Double play
irwin 10 Van Buren, Passed ball-Wilson.
Wild pitch-Corbett Time OF game-Two
hours and twenty-five minutes. Umpire
O'Connsll.
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Totals32 / Z p Q
Barber batted for Knen in ninth inning.
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUAfMARY.

Stolen bases-Van Buren. Hall. Errors-E4au
?. Anderson. Delehanty. Three-base hit
Meany. Two-base hit-Mohler. Sacrifice hits
Kneli, Blankenship 2. First base on errors
Seattle 1, San Francisco 2. First base on
called bails-Off Shields 3. off Knell q Left
on bases-Seattle 6, San Francisco s. Struck
out-By Shields 3, by KneH e. Hit by
pitcher-Frisk- Time Of game-One hour and
fifty minutes. Umpire-O Conneu-
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At the University of Heidelberg the
first woman student of theology was
regularly matriculated this year.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
vanderbnt's Turenne a Winner.

PARIS, Aug 14.-W. K Wander
bits Turenne won the Prix de Long
champs at Deauville to-day.
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BOSTON MAKES \ GRAND
RALLY IN THE EIGHTH
Powell Allows ST. Louis Only Four
Hits and New York Noses Out
By One Run.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN I.EAGIfE

CHICAGO. Aug 14.-BOston won by great
batting rally in the eighth. Three singles
double and a sacrifice hit scored the winning
runs Attendance, 90 600. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15

In England Lady Lawson has been
appointed a church warden Of Asparita
Church, in Cumberland,
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15

ST LOUIS, Aug. -14.-Powen allowed St
Louis only four hfts-Elberfsld S fielding was
the feature Attendance. 900. ScdtA:
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals % 4 27 10
sOne out when winning run was scored
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15

Ye OIde English Inn.
IA Mason St Best things 70 eat and
drink at Jules.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15

Batteries-AItrock and Mcfarland; J. Tame
hill and Farrell.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15

Totals Is 10 % II Totals. s5 3 "a Is
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-11
GOVERNMENT SPECIALISTS.

Several Representatives. Of the Govern
ment Department Of Animal Indus
try Here to Supervise Cattle scab.
4 Drs. R. J. Blanche, w. J. Bracken,
w. J. Butler and George e. Bond,
representatives of the government
bureau of animal industry came in
last night and are on their way to
supervise operations for the dipping
Of cattle in this section. They will
60 to Watson's dipping tank, to the
dipping tank at Brittin, Delaney's at
Wishek and to the Indian agency
where there are 41,0O0 head of cattle
to be dipped at the Leman broth hers
tank. This is an important work and
the government experts, are here to
see that the dipping is properly and
thoroughly done. They will be at
work here for some time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-11
Doq Runs Separator.

Alert: A novel use for dog has
been found by NJ Toay, who has q
separator on his farm miles south of
Jamestown. Mr.. Toay also owns a
large New Foundland dog weighing
about $50 pounds. The dog has been
accustomed to work a small tread
power and now does about all the
work of running the separator. At
first Mrs. Toay says she did not take
very kindly to the work, being rather
fat and the work new, but now the
dog does never fail to respond to the
call to do treading and generally
finishes the job in half hour, doing it
better and steadier than by hand
power. New Foundland dogs are
natural workers and this animal seems
to know exactly what is required of
her and does not have to be tied into
the frame and will not lay down as do
the st. Barnard dogs. The tread
power machinery is furnished by q
separator company at q small price
and it ID said that g number OF farm.
ers In creamery sections of the coun.
try use these dogs for power, to work
the tread. s: 2Ss w,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-11
LOGAN COUNTY ITEMS.
(FrOm the HOmestead.1


c. J. Hoof met with a painful &C.
cident recently. He was driving up an
embankment when one of the horses
slipped and handful of dirt flew from
its foot and struck him in the eyes.
Charles suffering was very severe
for several days, but he is thankful
that matters turned out no worse.
c. L. Merrick has received three
phones and will put in a circuit be.
tween the lumber yard, bank and
store. Charles intends to have things
convenient for the transaction of his
several lines of business:
Maj. H. Hardt is busy setting out
young trees and shrubbery on his fine
farm west of town. Among Other
things he is trying 100 Concord grape
, vines, $50 Catawbas and a number Of
gooseberry bushes. Mr.. H. is setting
his heighbors good example and hi.
| efforts should meet with success.
At the republican primaries hell
here Wednesday,, J. A. Weed, c. L
Merrick and o. F. Bryant were elect
ed as delegates to the county conven
ton next Wednesday,. In the frs
precinct of the second district H
Hardt, J. G. Kroeber and Geo. A. Bry
ant were elected.