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BRITT AND CANS TO FIGHT
LATE IN PRESENT MONTH
Shasta Club Secures the Match, Which
VIII Be Decided Here
or in COIn,a

Jimmy Britt and Joe Cans are prac-
tically matched to fight before the
Shasta Club in this city or in Colma on
the last day of this month.
Al. Hereford and Willie Britt dis
cussed all the details of the match
last night and will meet tonight in
the office of j. w. Coffroth to sign the
articles. Britt wanted 65 per cent of
the receipts, win, lose or draw. A
compromise was effected. Britt is to
receive rs per cent if he wins, Cans
losing share being 25 per cent If
Cans wins he will receive SO per cent
and Britt so per cent.
The question of a permit for the
fight will be decided by the Super
visors' police committee to-day. AS
permits have in the past been issued
in rotation the Shasta Club is entitled
to the one for this month. If it does
not receive it the fight will go to Col
ma, where there is no opposition. 1t
will merely inconvenience the men Of
this city. who wish to see the fight.
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WORTH ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Worth track fol-
low:
First race six furlongs. selling-Jackful 107,
Hudson 1OT, Safeguard 107, Wing Dance 1OI,
Longmore 10. RathEar 112 fdogo 112, Jove
115, Clausus lis.
Second race, eleven-sixteenths OF a mile,
purse-Miss Jordan 90. MatadOr 102. Gold
Ename, 102, Siss Lee 104, LOchinvar 107, Sill
verskin 107 Flaxman 112.
Third race, the Flyaway handicap. six fur
longs-Mayor johnson 90. Gypzene 80. Singing
Master 81, Mamie Hodge 1O3 Don Domo 104.
Frontenac 1O6, Ahola 107, Scorpto 112, Floral
King 112, Big Ben 124.
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles.
handicap-Allen Avon S. Little Elkin 90.
Rankin 92 Luralighter 90. Ben Chance 90.
Fonsoluca 105. little Elkin and Rankin,
Arthur entry.)
Fifth race. mile and so yards. selling
Charlie Miller 90 Lissardo 90. Gold Banner
1O2, Edward Hale 1O2 Armorer 1O7 Gilfain
los. Pirateer Ill. Major Mansir lie. Floyd
X 116
Sixth race. six furongs. selling-Four Leaf
c 1O1. ALBERT 100, Automaton 110. Optional
III, Tam O'Shanter 112 Jim Hale f12 The
Fog 115 Harvey 119.
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FdVOriteS Break Even
With the Second
Choices.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Favorites broke
even with well played second choices
to-day at Delmar track Three favor
ties won, the other successful ones be-
ing we'll played. The weather was
cloudy and the track good. Attend
ance. 5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Flve furlongs; twe-year- old
maidens:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St 9. Fin.
. to 10-Dromino 107 (Austin). 13 IA
40 to l-Mr; ;Barnaby, 103 CWims) 3 22
TO ii Randolph, los .(HowID 2 ms 5
Time ;o4%. Start good. Won easily. Win
New Jersey. Harlequin lOT George III. Bo-
nanza King los. Aten 100. A Prince 103. fin
SECOND RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
5 to Marlin. 80 (McI-aughlin). 6h IL
to Tom Mankins, 81 (Greer). II "a
Time, 1881. Start 's good Won 81 easiiy. Win
ner. L. M. Civills ch g. a. by Victory -Fleda
B. Phiora 80. Mint Bed 1O4, Jake Weber 1O4,
Jollier ss. Polonius 1O7. finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; two year-olds:
Even -Arlena, 100 cHoweiD. ~. 8 II Is
TO 5-Monaca A,osr M Maid, 100 QRice).. g 26
Winner Mrs H. a T LawsoHs sSOl Dr Mqn T. by fs Water
Level-Vigilette. Three starters.
FOURTH KACE-Mile and one-sixteenth;
three-year-olds and upward:
betting Horse, Weight, Jockey st. q Fin.
TO FL Willoughby, 97Lindsy) 21
to 1-Neversuch, 102 (Rice) 2 80 22
to Orient 80 Cd. Austin) 8 1 2 81
Time. :52. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner, w. +. Schulte's b. m. az by Florist
Fannie Willoughby. Lubin 112, Extol 100. fin
ished named.
FIFTH RAcE-Miie and seventy yards;
three-year-olds and upward;
Betting. HORSE, Weight, Jockey st. y Fin.
3to I-Pretension, "a (McLgln) l S1a In
to 2-L Strathmore, 103 (Aus'n)4 II "a
Is to 1-sam Craig, LOG Nindsy) 2 l 8 h
Time. 1:4IH. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, p. M CivilPs b. g. 90 by Oriiamb-
Vanity Lacy Crawford 1o3. Autolight 1O6 I'm
ished named.
SIXTH RACE-one mile; three year olds
and upward:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Lasso. los e. Conway 25 IA
% 9 to l-Ingolthrift, 1oS(williams) s II 2Ih
Time. 1:44A Start good Won easily.
Winner L. Lemp & Co.'S CHI m. (O by Mag
netise- Lasca. F1ori 90. varro 1o4. Crime 104.
Miss Manners no. Corrine 100. finished as
named.
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SEVENTY-TWO GREYHOUNDS
IN UNION PARK STAKES
The Glass Event Brings Out a Strong
Representation of the Best
GreyhOundS

Seventy-two greyhounds will course
on Sunday at Union Park. Twenty
four are entered in a class stake and
forty-eight in a reserve event The
draw last night resulted as follows:
Glass stake-Tillie R. VS. Carlow Boy: Hap
hazard VS.. The Referee; Tralee Lass VS. Rene
gade Apache; Frisky Barbara VS.. Amandan;
Rocker Arm vs.. Friendess Boy; Little Plunger
VS.. Sofala: Gold Chain VS.. Tralee Maid; Frisco
Lad VS. Honest John; Pomona VS.. Charter
Member; Gambit VS.. In Time; Humboldt VS.
Duhallow; Belle Free VS.. Hudson
Reserve stake-Panoche VS.. Golden Garter;
Little Mercy VS.. John Heenan; Medley VS. Rich
Array; D. r. VS.. Royal Spirit; Luxury vs..
Conhdent; Remisso Amino vs. Mi Amigo; jig
amaroo VS.. Northern Alarm; Ina Cissus VS.
Miss Brummel; Aurelia vs. Free From Flaw;
Big klamath VS.. Shadow; Hera VS.. Rose of
Gold: Wild Norah VS.. Cosette; Apple Blossom
VS.. Texas Blacklips; Real Pasha VS.. Run
away Actress; Cubanola VS.. Angus Cissus; Bob
r vs. Wattles; Snapper Garrison VS.. Texas
Betty; Inc Delta VS.. False Alarm; Ready Ad-
dress VS. Concord Tralee; Fetterless VS. La
Rosa; Flower Girl VS.. lone Hill; Red Rock vs.
VS.. Earl.
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CdStdlidn First Races the Odds On FdVOrite
Lddu Amelia Into Submission.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 5.-No sooner
had L. Z. Smathers sold his race horses
than they began to win, in accordance
with precedents often noted hitherto
A few days ago King Cole won a race
at GTavesend track within three hours
after his new owner, F. NJ. Taylor, had
purchased him. Leonidas purchased at
the same sale by JEFF Yeager, won
the Bronx lightweight handicap to-day
from good field, including the odds-on
favorite. Lady Amelia, which ran un-
placed.
1t was not without a good struggle,
however, that Lady Amelia surren-
dered her lead. the light-weighte Cas-
Italian having really run her into sub
mission. For a short distance he ap-
peared a likely winner, only to yield in
the last few strides to the superbly
had the mount.
While Lady Amelia and Castalian
were travelling out in front at a terrific
pace Leonidas was no better than fifth.
He came on gradually then and nailed
the firing Castalian in the last few
strides. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Ecllase course; three-year-
Betting Horse weight Jockey. st. a. Fin.
TO Rapid Water. l22 (O'NeiD / ! h
MstP%9s I1set RDsD iGS ISo (KTp1 HI5b, ~
Time, 1:l2 Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner. J. A. Drakes b. c. by Rapallo- Water Girl.
Reliable, King Pepper. Lady Uncas finished
as named.
SECOND RACE-Last FIVE furlongs of
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey ST. z. Fin.
- to 5-Hsndzarra. il2 CHilbrd). II
. to Fancy Dress, iio Redfn) 2h 3n
Time, 80. Start fair. Won handiiy. Win
ner. F B. Van Meters ch f by Hansel- FL FL
Mares Rare Music nnished as named ''''|
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; the Hurri-
cane stakes, selling, for two year-ol maidens
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q. Fin.
to Glen en-, Echo a5 ,T T02 ecEimmins) JJs i
Time. go %. Start bad. Won easily. Win
neT s s Browns b. c. by Longstreet-Laura
FOURTH RACE-The withers mile; purse
all ages:
IS to lO-AIan-a-DaIe. 112 Gyne) ? II IL
4 to -Jocund. 100 20 Nei) "a 20
fine, ' as a5 iSi Start t y fair Pk' Won easily
Winner, I. C. McDonnelTs ch. h., by Halma-
Sadie McNarry. Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs: the Bronx
lightweight handicap: tvo-year -olds and up:
to 2-Leonidas. 120 (Hildbrd).. So *
. TO 2-Castalian, los (3urns).. 21h23
20 to 1-Adios, % (Kunz). ........ 3 81
Time, 1:13- Start fair Won driving. Win
ner, j. c. Yeager's b. c., by Hamburg Boise
wotan. Lady Amelia, Collector Jessup, Race
King, finished as named
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth;
selling; three-year-ods and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
Q to Liberia, 95 (Sperling). II II
II to 1-Ascetic 9S (Crimmins).. % %
10 to Prince Ching,1OS CBurns) o 3h
Time, 40. Start poor. Won driving. Win
ner J. A. brakes eh f. by Libertine-
PiQuante. Stolen Moments. April Shower
Buckley A, Cloverland, Hoodwink Waswift
finished as named.
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Eddie HanIon Training Hard.

Eddie Hanlon, the favorite Califor-
MIA boxer, has written to friends here
that he is training hard for his fight
with Terry McGovern. This takes
place before the Industrial Athletic
night. There will be a special train
from New York and a large attend
ance is expected.
Hanlon knows McGovern is a fast
fighter for six rounds. so he is pre-
pairing carefully for the match and
is confident he will land the long end
of the purse.
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RACING AUTOIsTs READY.
Eighteen Daring Drivers VIII Com
pete for the Vanderbilt Cup.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Eighteen au-
tomobiles. all that will start in the
Vanderbilt cup race on Saturday. are
now quartered within the triangle OF
roads forming the thirty-mile course
on Long Island. The last two Of the
speed monsters appeared on the race
route to-day and were Immediately in
stalled among the favorites.
These are the eighty horsepower
Dietrich driven by Gabriel and W.
Gould BrOkaw's sixty horsepow-
er Renault, driven by BOrnin. Begin
ming with luncheon rendered him by
the American Dietrich Company at its
showroOms, Gabriel was the hero OF
the day. From luncheon he was es-
cOrted to the course by five touring
cars loaded with admirers and well
wishers- En- route he enjoyed an in
teresting brush with w. X. Vander-
bilt Jr.. donor OF the cup to be COM
peted for on Saturday.
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two straight heats in 2:15 and 2:15A. Kath-
crime L. Bertha Bennett. Elmford, Libretto,
Susie n, The Phantom, RoSfbel and Wigwam
also started.
three-Ozeamum won first and third heats in
2:0T& and 2:0S% Mckinley won second
heat in 2:0S Wentworth John Taylor and Jay
McGregor also started.
2:11 class. pacing, purse $1,000 three in five
-Broncho won third, fourth and fifth heats in
2:11. 2:12R 2:12 Don n first and Sec
ond heats in 20715. 2:OTh. Tillie Saale. Miss
George. Peruna and Byrl Wilkes also started.
2:14 class, pacing, purse $1,000 three in
five-Nancy H won second third and fourth
heats in 2:OT%, 2:os% 200. Funston won
first heat in 2:09. Delphi, Edgar Boy Edwin
C Vice Regal, Mary Lee Ravenna Wilkes and
Austin Burns also started
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safely to right, the ball taking a bad
bound, giving him three bases and
scoring two. The Tigers had bad
time in the fifth. Toman hit to center
and was forced by Ross. Spies hit. to
right, but Doyle juggled. Gray offered
one to Eagan and the latter in at
tempting a double play let the ball
get away. Bernard hit into the in
field and was safe on Eagan's low
throw Floods third single and
Smiths second two-bagger followed
making a total of four. The score:
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sIXTH RACE-One nile and a sixteenth;
Bon Voyage Proves the Victor
in Kentucky Trotting Futurity

LEXINGTON, Oct. 5.-The two-year-
old division of the Kentucky Futurity
was won to-day by Bon Voyage in
two straight heats. The event is worth
$4,000. Of which $4,000 goes to the win
ner.
In the 2:11 class the favorite, Bron-
chO and her driver and owner were
suspended for one year for laying up a
heat.
The track was in good condition.
High winds again prevented Major
Delmar from starting against time:
Summary:
The two year old division Kentucky Flu
turity. trotting value S50OO-Bon Voyage won
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Bearcatcher wins at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 5.-Elmwood racing
results:
First race five furlongs-Ekersal won. Pink
erton second, Peggy third. Time. 1:03.
Second race, four and a half furlongs-Lu-
retta won Red Rehnard second. Sea Sick
third. Time. :55%
Third race. six furlongs-Bearcatcher won,
Croix dor second. Otto stifel third. Time,
lib.
Fourth race, one mile-Judge won, Dalvay
second Toledo third. Time, ] AZ
Fifth race, about one and quarter miles.
steeplechase-Mrs. Grammar won. Collegian
second, Martin Brady third. Time, PAM.
Sixth race. one mile-Exclamation won, Oar
gin second, Telephone third. Time. 1:41%.
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Gleason Still in the East.

John j. Gleason. leader of the
Olympic Club, is at present at Tren-
ton, n. J.. with Jim Corbett. The
latter is presenting his new play,
Pals" which is an immense hit. 1t
viii probably be seen here next sea-
son.
Gleason will be home some time
this month. He has visited all the
large Eastern cities and also spent
fifteen days at the st. Louis Exhibi-
ton.
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Totals.so 27 Isl Totalss5 12 27 II
SUMMARY

Errors-Eagan C2), Mclaughlin. Struck out
BY Fitzgerald 3, by Gray Z. Bases on balls
BY Fitzgerald 2, by Gray 4. WIND pitch
Fitzgerald Hit by pitcher-By Gray /. Two
base hit-McLaughlin. Sacrifice hit-Brashear.
First base errors-Ios Angeles 2. Stolen
bases-Sheehan, Ross, Flood. Left on bases
Tacoma g. Los Angeles Z. Double plsys-Ca-
sey 10 Hogan; Toman to Flood to Brsshear.
Time of game-One hour and 40 minutes. Um-
pire-Tom Brown.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Ivernia, Dorothy Dodd,
McJetta.
Second race-Regina d, Mildred L.,
Frank Rice.
Third race-AlgOnquin, Felix Moz-
Zes, Bob Curtis.
Fourth race-Lasso, Lustig, Orient.
Fifth race-Pourquoi Pas, Pathos,
Canyon.
Sixth race-HOwIing Dervish, Ladas,
Whiskers.
Condition of the track-Good.
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Wrestler Gotch Defeats Mcleod.

VANCOUVER, B. c, Oct. D.
Frank Gotch of Bellingham defeated
Dan Mcleod of Nanaimo in
wrestling match to-day at the Pro-
vincial Exhibition in New Westmin-
ster. The contest was advertised as
being for the championship of Amer
lea. Gotch won in two straight falls.
He threw Mcleod in the first fall in
twenty-nine minutes. and in the sec
ond fall in nine minutes. Fifteen
thousand persons witnessed the con-
test.
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WORTH SELECTIONS.
By the ChIcago Inter ocean.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race-Jackful, Hudson. Clau-
SuS.
Second race-AIiss Jordan, Gold
Enamel, Matador..
Third race-Big Ben, AhOla, Mamie
Hodge.
Fourth race-AIIen Avon, EonsOlu-
ca, Ben Chance.
Fifth race-Lisardo, Floyd X, Char
lie Miller.
Sixth race-Tam O'Shanter, The
Fog, ALBERT.
Condition of the track-Heavy.
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Runkle. Left on bases-Portland -, Seattle o.
Hit by pitched ball-By c. Hall l, by Hastings
3. First base on errors-Portland l. Seattle s.
Hits of Roach s. off Hastings 16 Innings
pitched by Roach 3. Runs of Roach g. off
Hastings 10. Sacrifice hit-Blakenship Time
of game-Two hours and fifteen minutes Um-
pire-Ira Davis
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"BUsHER" LED TO SLAUGHTER.
When Hastings Succeeds Roach. ST.
washes Begin to Make Merry.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 5.-After
Roach retired with a broken thumb in
the sixth inning the game between
Portland and Seattle was little more
than farce. Roach was succeeded
by Hastings, whose lack of control re-
suited in sixteen hits and the complete
Generalization of the home team Hall
kept his hits well scattered and re-
ceived good support. The score:
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WILD WEST RIDER.-GeorEe Hefher was
arrested by Officer Unger OF the Humane So
ciety yesterday for brutally spurring horse.
Heffer rides horseback through the streets at
tired as cowboy advertisement for q
certain brand of cigars. In attempting to
make some theatrical exhibition of wild
West riding he cut the horses sides terribly
with his spurs
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present in street attire and evidently
had not the slightest intention of play
ing. They claimed to be unable to
get their eleven together. 1t is a
long journey to the Preside grounds
and a heavy fine imposed upon the
defaulting team would make these oc-
currenceS less numerous Mission
should have notified those in charge
that they did not care to tackle Lick.
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Good Run of Silver Salmon.

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Oct. o.
Since the first of this week the run
of silver salmon has been sufficient to
supply the seven canneries of the
lower sound, which are putting up fall
fish, to their full capacity. Hereto
fore the catches have been spasmodic.
The run is good and is fairly on.
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Artists, Materials.

We are agents for Winsor & Newton.
makers of the best artist materials in
the world. New stock of typography
goods and new things to burn. Sanborn.
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MORRIS PARK SELECTIONS.

Ey the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Auditor. Old England,
The Lady RolleSia.
Second race-Coligny, Pure Pepper,
Bonfire.
Third race Chieftain, Sheen,
Raiment.
Fourth race Hamburg Belle,
Graceful, Mineola.
Fifth race-IsraeIite, Ben Crockett,
Clovis.
Sixth race-Graceful. Pulsus, Car
bunCle.
Condition of the tracI<-FRst.
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SUMMARY.
Stoler bases-Hildebrsrd. Meany ..

Stolen bases Hildebrsrd. Meany 2. Francks.
Whalen. Two base hits-Devereaux Ganley.
Sacrifice hits-Vsn Buren, Schlahey. First base
on errors-Oakland 3. First base called
haIls-On u halen ?. on jackson l. Left on
bsses-San Francisco 4. Oakland s. Struck out
By Whalen 3. by Jackson 2 Double plays
Irwin 70 Anderson TO Van Buren,: Streib TO
Francks Time Of game-One hour and fifty
minutes. Umpire-McDonald
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ADVERTISESnENTS.
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TIGERS HAVE A BAD INNING.
Angels Get Busy in Fifth and Settle
the Contest.

TACOMA, Oct. 5.-Fitzgerald was
hit hard, but kept his hits well scat
tered. But for errors he would have
shut the Looloos out Gray pitched
a star game, keeping the Tigers guess
ing and striking out seven. Tacoma's s
only chance came in the fourth, when
Eagan was hit by pitcher and Casey
got a base on balls. Mclaughlin hit
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Seattle-
Totals IS 3 IL % 10
PTTNC AMI rrr7rc nv
SUMMARY

Errors-Drennan Marshall 3. Beck. Spencer
2 Stanley 2. Frsk. Delehanty, Smith Earned
runs-Portland !. Seattle 1. Bases on balls
on Hastings 2 off Hall 3. Struck out-By
Roach g. by Hastings 1, by Hall g. Two-base
hits-c. Hall. Hastings. Van Haltren. Smith.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLARS SENTENCED
Louis Schultz and Edward Long. charged with
burglary but allowed to plead guilty to
charge of attemDt to commit burglary. were
each sentenced by Judge Dunno yesterday to
serve one year in the County jail They
but lads Tkey broke into room at the
Sutro baths June rs and stole some artf-
cles belonging to A. NJ. Tully.
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LEADERS MANAGE TO GET
AWAY WITH THEIR GAMES
Highlanders Play Farewell With st.
Louis and Champions Give
White Sox a Beating.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN T.rAGrTE

ST LOUIS. Oct. 5.-New York wound up it's
series here to-day by beating the St Louis
Americans to in the last game of the sea-
son. The visitors knocked Siever out of the
box in the fourth and Hynes, who succeeded
him, was batted hard. Attendance, 1900
Score:
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Mexico is making a serious effort tS
stamp out yellow fever.
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folloWs:
LICK WINS BY DEFAULT.

MIssIOn High SC1OOI EIeVen Fa1Is TO
Appear on the Field.
The Academic Athletic League foot
ball game between Lick and Mission
High School went to the former by
default. The Lick eleven and many
spectators were at the Presidio
grounds at O'Clock yesterday, but
the Mission boys did not put in an
by 4 o'clock. At this time
Referee Cavanaugh sounded his whis-
tie and Lick kicked off.
Nine of the Mission eleven were
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Totals.2T 3 q Is
Totals.s4 ? s24 y

+BGttcd FOR Byrnes IN ninth.
f8atted FOR jackson in ninth.
RLNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Wheeling, ". Va, Nav 20, 1901

WuCcIIIIS, W. va May g, 1903.
Ihad Nasal Catarrh for years for which
used S. S. S. with very gratifying results.
I tried local applications for some time,
and getting no permanent relief came to
the conclusion that the seat of the trouble
was IN the blood. Knowing S. S. S. to be
good blood medicine began its use,
and after using il for some little while it
did away entirely with the offensive nu-
Gus In the nostrils, and / did not have to
hawk and spit, especially in the morning,
10 dislodge the catarrhal matter.
I677 South St FRED H. PRESSY.
The filthy secretions and foul mucus that
are continually dropping back into the
throat, find their way into the stomach
and are absorbed into the blood. Cstarrh
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WILD WEST RIDER.-o,eorre t4ef,ar nvs

Batteries-Lundgren and King; Wilhelm and
Needham. Umpire-Emslie
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selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. u Fin.
to Lit Rice 105 (SeamsteT) AZ III
2to 1-snrty Belle, 1OSCR. Jhnsn) s 90 81
II to 2-Arah May, 102 (Shaver) 1 h 80
Time, / 10 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, ]. Arthur's b. c., by DR.. Rice-Betti-
nan Useful Lady 10T. Conjuress 100. Jake
Sanders 1o7, Major Outlook 107, Annie Alone
1O2 Lou NJ 1O7 finished as named.
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FOURTH RACE-Mile; three -year-olds and
up; purse:
9ettiRs aGrse Weight ss sSoksy St Fin
II to Fossil, 107 (Sherwood).- L 21a2
IL to o-k- Powers, "a CWilson) IL
Time, ] :46 2-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, Mrs. H. Dernham's b. f. 90 by Free
Knight-Sarah Davis Columbia Girl "a. Mayor
David Rose 9S finished as named.
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FIFTH RACE-six furlongs; the Bronx
lightweight handicap; two-year- -olds and up:
to 2-Leonidas, 120 CHidbrd).. So 1 q
o TO 2-Castalian, los (Burns)... 1872
20 to 1-Adios, 90 (kunz). ........ . 3 81
Time, 1:13- Start fair Won driving. Win
ner, J. c. Yeager's b. c.. by Hamburg Boise.
Wotan, Lady Amelia, Collector Jessup Race
King. finished as named.
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Messrs. Abe Brown and Bro. are
erecting OF the lot just south of the
Ocala Foundry and Machine Works
large brick warehouse which will
be used exclusively for the storing Of
groceries for wholesale.
This building will be one of the
most substantial in Ocala. The walls
are eighteen inches thick the build
ing will be two stories in height and
will contain wide platforms and
wide doors for facilitating loading
and unloading. 1t is one hundred
feet long and fifty feet wide and is
Immediately on the east side of the
A. G.. L. railway; north and west of
the S. S. q w. railway and will be
approached from the S -. L. railway
by a spur. The building will be
lighted with gas and electricity and
will be entirely creditahle to our
growing city.
The building formerly used for the
Lightning hoe factory has also been
purchased by the Brown Bros. and
will be used for storing hay.
These enterprising gentlemen will
have regular statesmen on the road
and are putting themselves in a posi-
ton to do large wholesale business.
This paper, speaking for the whole
city of Ocala, wishes them great
success