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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-14
FAMOUS PAGER
NEAR TO DEATH
Dan Patch, With a Record of
1864, Is Stricken at To-
peka OH Eve of a Trial
NO HOPE Is HELD OUT
Great Light Harness Horse
Is Given Up by the Yeterin-
AIRY Surgeons in Charge
s9eclal DizDataa . Tae caiI

Topeka. Sept 12-Dan Patch,
1854. the champion PAGER o. the world,
viii be dead b. morning he Is dying
in the greatest agony from stTanSu-
lated hernia. The veterinary surgeon
IN attendance at the champions DIG
stall al the Fair Grounds has received
a telegram from his owner, w N
Savage, begging him 20 keep the horse
alive until ne can reach here he isIl
Minneapolis this evening. The veLer-
mary and Superintendent Hershey, who
is in personal charge OF the horse, are
doing all in their power 70 keep hlrn
alive, but his case is hopeless The
horse was being exhibited az the State
Fair.
Dan Patch. 1:5sA. the fastest har-
ness horse in the world, a bay stallion,
foaled 1896. was bred by Dan A Ness
ner Jr-, Oxford, Ind, sired by Joe
Patchen tpacer) 2;101<, dam Zelica oy
WilkesOerry. 2:3o: grandson OF George
Wilkes, 2:22, granddam Abdallah Belle
by pacing Abdallah, son OF Alexander
Abdallah-
He was sold by his breeder as a four
year-old 10 NJ E StUFges Of New YORK,
who N turn sold him in 1902 10 w N
Savage OF Minneapolis, Mimi, for S6o,-
600, the largest price ever paid for
PAGER.
In the four years ne has been on the
turf he never lost a race. and was de-
feated in but two heats, which II IS
claimed he could have won easily
He has paced more heats in ZOO and
better than any horse that ever lived
His last mile was IN 2:03A, at MilWau-
kee last week. The last half in LOON
was accomplished so easily that an
other season of exhibitions around the
900 mark was looked forward 70, with
a possibility Of his equaling his mark
OF 1:5S1z by the time he reached Mem
phis in October.
Up 10 the present season he has been
trained and driven by NJ E McHenry
in his exhibitions. but the present sea-
son has been in charge Of Superin-
tendent Hersey Of the International
Stock Farm, who has been singularly
successful n bringing the champion
into racing form so soon after his heavy
stud season
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PROSECUTION CLOSES AT
THE TOBELMANN TRIAL
Defense VIII Proceed This Morning,
When Effort VIII Be Made TO
Prove Temporary Insanity.

The testimony for the prosecution
at the trial of Frederick TObelmann.
charged with the murder OF his wife.
Mae. at s0S1z Minna street on April
1, before jury in Judge DUNES court
was closed yesterday afternoon The
defense Will proceed this morning and
an effort will be made to prove that
the defendant was temporarily insane
at the time Of the murder.
Eighteen witnesses were examined
yesterday, including two physicians
and six police officers Their evidence
was the same as given ar the pre-
Lminary examination The ante
mortem statement made BY Mrs To-
belmann 10 Assistant District Attor-
ney Ferrari was introduced In ic
she charged the defendant with shoot
ing at her four times while she was
sitting on the bed in the room occu-
pied by her and her children at har
brother-in-law's residence. The Pea-
son was because she had refused 70
live with him again unless he prom
ised TO support her and their chill
dren.
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His Money pisappears.

James Crompss who condnckg q
store at ia Ellis street. last night -
ported to the police that he had been
robbed Of S65. According TO his story
he lives in the rear OF his store ana
retired at an early hour last uaxh4
AWaking later he recalled the faca
that he had placed S65 IN a troussr
pocket and he reached over TO TIA
garment TO see If the money was Edu
there Much TO his surprise it waa
gone, and he promptly dressed and
hurried TO the police station CronpS
said that late yesterday afternoon q
man who IS known TO him as Davad-
son visited his store 70 get q dTknk.
and it occurred to Cromps thai pos
sibly his acquaintance may know
something about the missing money
The police are looking for Davidson.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS
EXCEED EXPENDITURES
Treasury OF Uncle Sam Gains 500. 900
During First Twelve Days of
September

WASHINGTON, Sept 13.@The re-
ceipts now exceed the expenditures at
the treasury. The change came last
Saturday, when the receipts exceeded
expenditures Of s15T.00O The treas
ury is ahead $500. 600 for the first
twelve DAYS of this month and the
indications are that the month of Sep
tember will bring a healthy surplus
over the expenditures.
The deficit for the fiscal year is al
ready $23.375. 900. and while the op-
erations of September cannot be ex-
pected 10 cut that down materially,
the change is for the better and by the
1st of November the deficit should be
greatly reduced. This is in accord
ance with the calculations Of Secre-
tary Shaw. who figured that the mid
summer receipts would be small.
while the expenditures. immediately
after the beginning of the fiscal year.
are always large
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Delmar
track follow:
First race. eleven-sixteelths OF a mile sell
ing-Voltage IOl. Trixie White 100. Miss
Mamie L 100 EtheFs Pride 100. A Lady Fair
95. Lady Sellers S5 Pique a5, Passive 95, La
Princess 95. Mrs. Jack Dolan e5 Leila Hunter
IS, Fay Sharp % Lady Lou e5.
Second race. thirteen-sixteenths Of a mile
selling-Joe Doughty 104 KifmOnclin 1O4
Cariey,s Dream 104 Wor1hington 104, Thisbs
104. Tribes l04. Ivernia 102 VulcaIn 102
Aarchioness 90, First One 90.
Third race mile and twenty yards. selling
Ryeyale los. Lustig 103. Athena lOI snow
Cap loo. Ffori 1e0 Miss Betty 9s Mildred L
95. The Hebrew e5. Check Morgan e5
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles sell =
ing-E1ora Wnloughby 104. MainsprinK 1OS
Lacy Crawford 100 Lubin 90. Pathos sS. Nettfe
Regent 95, Goo Goo 95
Fifth race one mile. selling-BuccIeuth ia
Dr.. Kisr 113 PEPPER Dick III. Barca 100
Flyer los. Phicra 101. Dolinca 1O1, Lyrist 1Ol
kiowa Chief 90. Easter Walter Sc, Lemon
Sixth race. thirteen -sixteenths OF a mile
selling-King Rose Ill. whiskers 10 Sweet
Tooth los. Behcove los R. O. Smith los
Crime loz, Extol l02 Howling Dervish 60 June
Collins 60
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New Features at Circus.

Great crowds again attended
Ringing Brothers circus at Market
and Eleventh streets yesterday after
noon and evening. This is one circus
where the old rule, IF you've seen
one you've seen them aIl'' does not
apply. There are many new and re-
markable features on the bill. and
everything that occurs under the big
canvas is included in the one perform
ance. There are no haWkeFs of CON
cert tickets to disturb the pleasure
seeker. and the air of legitimacy
about the whole show and its un-
usual merit send the big crowds away
conscious of the fact that the moneys
worth has been had. A performance
will be given every afternoon and
evening up to an inclusive of next
Sunday.
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Freshmen to Line Up.

BERKELEY. Sept 13.-The foot
ball season viii be formally opened
tomorrow at the University Of Calr
ifornis by game between the fresh
men and the Polytechnic High School
elevenE- Coach James Hopper an
nounced this afternoon that the line
up would be as follows: Left end
ZacharaiE and Harris left tackle,
stow; left guard, Bonnicott and Kerr;
center. Hall and Alien: right guard,
Foster and Boodlemans right tackle,
Riley and Richardson; right end,
Newman and Jordan. quarter, Har-
riott and Kendall; right half, Sperry
and Parsons; fuilback. Booth and
Twitrhell: left half. Golcher and
EuoWCou.
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NEW PITCHER ARRIVES
TO FIND HE'S DRAFTED
jackson Comes TO Join the Commuters
and Learns That Cleveland Has
signed Him.

club Of the Texas League arrived in
Oakland yesterday morning 10 join the
Commuters. He had only been in town
a few hours when he learned he had
ben drafted BY the Cleveland club Of
The American League and therefore
must report there next season
When the venerable Peter Lohman
got wise 70 what was doing he stated
the Cleveland club would have 70 pay
him for JacksOn's release and must
draft him from the Oakland Club
JzckEon himself does not seem TO real
ize just how he stands, but he viii
probably find out in a few days. He is
slated 10 pitch against the Angels one
CAV this week
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Marshalsea, Mr. Far
mum, Zyra.
Second race-OIiver Nc, Handvice,
Nitrate.
Third race-Clifton Forge, William
Wright, New Mown Hay.
Fourth race-Ethylene, Bragg,
Ahola.
Fifth race-AIma Dufour, DIR.
Stephens, AtIantico.
Sixth race-Etbel Wheat, Autom-
atom, Gloriosa-
Seventh race-One Way, Monte.
Lord Dixon.
Condition of the track-Good.
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Young Charley Baum handed Il out
% The Commuters yesterday on their
0nn battle-ground al IdOrs Park Oak
lsnd. This kid. who vas sent in 70 op-
7ose Graham. brought The banner OF
victory u his boss. Morley, By his
-sOOd u-ork OF The sab. To be sure. he
WsE well Supported and that helped
some ia The light places Score. Los
Angeles = oakland J.
Buck Francls gave the Angels their
O6C Tun IN the initial spssms and al
Owed them 70 win. Buck could not
get ms Elimmers fast OF The leather
IL Al and managed 10 allow three
easy ones tc 20 skipping by His frst
miscue vas the one that counted most
and PIT the Angels 10 The good with a
run 81 the start
Bernard vas sale IN the first round
On Francks error but Flood few OUT
smith was also given a life on one Of
Bucks uIscues and after Crayath had
made the second out on q fy 10 the
Ourfeld. Chase s0used the sphere 50
hard to Francis that IL got away from
him and bounded out 70 center for two
bags. giving Bernard q chance 70 tear
home
Oakland old its only good work with
the club IN the fourth. Francks led OF
Cd u Baum and Buck was neatly dOu-
lied ~ first Then Dunlesvy respond
g with q drive TO center and Schlafey
n as there with q little old Texas
Lacquer 70 right that gave Oakland its
gnly run
A lucky stop by Baum cut OF a cou-
pie IL the fifth DeyerauX had walked
and stark got q scratchy twO-oagger
when TOulan wasn't looking With
two on the bags, Graham took an
awful swing on the ball and IL went
right al Baum The yOungster stopped
IL ia & trice and caught Devereaux al
the Pan. Had the ball got away IL
would surely have gone 70 the field for
z couple Of bases.
Los Angeles put in the finishing
touches in the seventh when Eagal
lined z dOuble-sacker 10 center and
Baum sacrificed Bernard brought the
final run in with a drive through the
infeld. The score.
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INCREASES THE LEAD IN PENNANT RACE BY BEATING OAKLAND
THREE HORSES FINISH HEADS APART
FOR THE BRIGHTON PRELIMINARY
The Bugaboo, Heavily Back
ed. Finishes Third and Is
Disqualified.
Special Dispatch to The can


CHICAGO, Sep. 13.-The Bugaboo.
heralded as a good thing" and pound
ed nearly on the boards, being backed
down from 5 to TO l, finished third IN
the third race to-day al Hawthorne.
He was then disqualified for fouling
Ida Lieb, 70 10 ! shot, which was
given third money. Old Ben Chance,
which has been campaigning on the
Western tracks winter and summer for
FIVE years, proved the best after Henry
gave him a perfect ride. When set down
II the stretch Ben Chance wore down
his field and won going away by good
length.
a sloppy track. disagreeable weather
and card shy Of any particular fea-
ture kept many racegoers from the
track Summary:
FIRST RACE-Ffye furiongs; two-yesr-olds.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST 4 Fin.
70 1-Bonebrske, 1C5 lNicel1 - III
10 % l-Hsp-Jack. II2 cacIntyr0 4 Il
Tine Il i:6s 81 Start soo6 Won essiiy Vim
ner. c. z. csmDbeIFs b. & BY Bonnie joe
Manpezo, L2ckOut g. Judge sauney los.
Deshon los, seawortEy 107. san Jose ii2
WiseHnan leT. finished as named
SECOND RACE-Fiye and half furiongs;
two-year-olds; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
II to 2-Handy Bin. Ios eshehnl II IS
70 I-Rzlph Reese. .IoS CTroxIer) ? \
Tine, 80 start good Wen driving. Win
Laurel Lady Fashion 100 Fleetwood 16i. Ed
Early s5. Lolo Mai 50. Seasick IS. finished as
named
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles:
three-yeaT-oids and up; selling
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. = Fin
) l<rauce
de 10 9-Dungannon.sT CdcBridel 2 23
~ 70 The Bugaboo I09 fBookr) 2 3 35
20 70 l--Lida Leib, "a lOregarl III 46
Disqualified for foul
ner. r NJ Westsrfeld's en- h C7D BY Chance
Belgale. VOLTA lo3. Sioux Chief I02. Lenare
le4, Ellie 80. finished as named.
FOURTH RAC-one mile and seventy
Yards three-year-olds: purse
2 10 e-Felipe Lugo. le5 Cafouniin) / h 12Is
70 l-Bombardier. 1O7 fPowsli) 2
Time. Ia. Start good Won easily Win
Los Angeles CTwo starters).
FIFTH RAcEw.Five and half furlongs;
Two year-olos; selling;
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St = Fin
70 l-Del Carinsg s5 tG5enadl 2 2h IL
1G 70 1-Dixelle. 100 Is Bonner) ~ az
Time. .oe S-5- Start good. Won driving
Winner K r Smiths eh- Z BY Del Paso II
pedo 100. Fay Templeton IO2 Tyrollan 102
finished as named
SIXTH RACE-one mile; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST Z Fin.
8 70 5-sweetie. 10I a. Lewis) Il Is
. 10 1-Lugfrd James. 50 Organ 6 Il 2h
20 70 The Forum. 1o6 CawFnc) 5 Il 81
Time, las 3-5 Start good Won easily.
AIlegTa, Durbar Sc. The Hawaiian 1oo.c1ians
Wagner no. Inventor 1o2. finished named.
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st. Sim0nian Falls at ST.
Louis and Spoils a
Big Killing.
Special Dispatch to ne cali

ST. LOUIS, Sept 13.-A big killing
was spoiled here to-day when ST Simo-
nian fell in the last race. Burke's horse
had been played heavily by a select
few and $4,000 was burned up when
Sardian tripped and carried St Simo-
nian down. A heavy rainstorm follow
ing the second race gave the mudla-ks
an inning. Three favoriteS scored Sum
mary:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs; maiden two
Bstting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST :. Fin
TO 2-Piatt. 105 CW -Dugzn)---. p h
90 70 I-Dro1nio. los 5schanEer5 70 IS 33
Time, l:e3a- start coed Won driving
Winner. T. 4 Stevens ch. c. BY Ago Emily
son -. Judge Brady 10g, Piller s5. Tulla Tus-
kse It's. a Prince "a. Our Motto 9S. finished as
named
SECOND .RAcEslx ana half fuFIOngs:
Bsttins. Horse. wsight, Jockey. 81 = Fin
70 1-Eugenie 3. 81 CAndson) IS II
20 ATLAS. Io6 fAcLaughlin)- rs
5 70 i-Algonquin. 100 (Sedar)-.. 56 SO
ner b schreiber's B Z BY Balgowan-Grati-
tud@- Felix 3lozzes los. Triple silver 81 Tom
60. Gay American Io2. sietIazatla los. finished
as named
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; twO-year-olds
Bstting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St = Fin
10 2-P.Hst 50 III Andersoa)- 81 III
90 10 IL Conrary.110 tGuHetD 2 nk
10 10 IN Manners. 1I3 (D-AStn) 5 3
Time. -20i.- Start good Won driving
Winner. z a Chinn & Co.'S ch. + Ce) BY
Wagner -Faircun- Jinalong 11e. Death no
Anaeareo s2 Flyer TO- Oudon los. Jake
Gutenberg ia Happy Chappy los. finished as
named
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy
yards; three-yesr-olds and up; handicap:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St = Fin
IL TO 5-Neversuch, 50 (Riee1.... 11151 10
IS 10 5-Taby Tosa, 104 (Andson) y -
13 70 5-Commodore. los (Austin) % 3 Il
Tine. 1919 start good Won easily.
Winner. J. K Hughes ch. e. f4) by Mirthful-
Clynena--Jack Young 1O1. also ran
FIFTH RAcEseven furiongs: twO-year-
olds and
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St a Fin.
Even-Allen Avon, IS (Anderson) l n 13
S 10 1-ScoIch Dance. Ill (Dugan) 27 nk
70 Monaco Maid. So lRlcs).. 1 Is 90
Time. 1927 Start good Won easily Win
ner " s Prices ch- e % BY Aloh0- -Alvolz-
Orient II3s also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles:
rse-year-oids and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. 2. Fin.
6 TO bengal. 9s tDicksou)-..- L =
20 10 1-Edgardo. % williams % 211s
20 70 1-Giolden Light, 10S lLindsy) : 34
Time. 2-o5- Start good. Won driving.
Strome- Begun Oudenarde 102 Judge Can
triil 102, Regina D 81. Nellie Bavn a. finished
a. named lSt- Sinonian 102 and Sarcian 104
fell At first turn
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Conceit, The Lady Ro-
hesia. Cascine.
Second race-Paulaker. Jim Slick,
Wooden.
Third race-Lttle Em, Garnish,
Eagle.
Fourth race-Tanya, Rose Of Dawn.
Princess RUPERT.
Fifth race - Councilman. Leader,
Carbuncle.
Sixth race-Santa Catalina, Sir Bril-
lar. Bfigraine.
Condition Of the tracI1-Fast.
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WILLING AWAY THE TIME
ON SHIP is EXPENSIVE

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Returning
passengers on the Kron Prinz wilhelm
are whispering of sitting at cards
between Nat Goodwin. John ]. Ryan
and J. H Strosneider which was in
teresting while 1t lasted.
The story goes that Goodwin. finding
time hanging heavily on his hands,
proposed that cards be cut for a stake.
The steward opened a fresh pack Of
cards. Goodwin cut a king. Ryan an
ace and Strosneider a two spot Good
win is said to have lost s250o
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CAIIFORNIANS ARE SAID
TO BE BACKING CONCERN
Emile Bruguiere Head Of Theatrical
Venture in Which Ii Is Claimed
Westerners Are Interested.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Emile Bru-
guiere, a young California millionaire
now residing in New York, is the Wis
ible head Of a new theatrical hrm. while
three other members, men who are said
TO be millionaires and residents or for
mer residents Of California, are for the
present keeping in the background. All
four are equally interested with Bru-
guiere in the production of four plays
soon TO be placed in rehearsal.
Mrs Nella Bergen (Mrs- DeWOlf
Hopper), Miss Toby Claude and Miss
Anna Fitzhugh were engaged to-day
for the principal roles in a new piece
called Baroness Fiddlesticks," the
music of which was written by Bru-
guiere.
Henry E. Dixey has practically closed
a contract for two seasons as the prin-
cipal comedian OF The Three Kings Of
Korea, which will soon be placed in
rehearsal
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Lady Lou. Leila Hunter
Voltage.
Second race-Marchioness, CarIey's
Dream, Worthington.
Third race-Athena, The Hebrew.
Miss Betty.
Fourth race Lacy Crawford.
Pathos, Lubin.
Fifth race-Lyrist. Easter Walters,
DIR. Kier.
Sixth race-Behoove, Nhiskers.
Howling Dervieh.
Condition of the Track-Heavy.
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AMERICAN BANKERS MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
San Franciscan Chosen Officer of As
sociation and Other Westerners
Given Similar HOnors

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Several
hundred bankers from all sections of
the country, composing the American
Bankers Association, met in annual
convention here to-day. The report of
Secretary French showed that up to
September. 1 there had been an in
crease of 113 members during the last
year.
The trust company section chose ].
DaIzer Brown Of San Francisco as
one of its vice presidents.
Members of the executive commit
tee until 1907 chosen include William
MackeIls of Denver of the executive
committee of 1905, p. c. Kauffmann
of Tacoma. Wash.
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Marriott Case Renewed.

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 13.-Freder-
lex Marriott. who was arrested some
time ago for refusing TO pay his an
nual street poll tax of 81. was
brought before Justice Pryor to-day
and requested to give bonds in the
sum of $3.50. Marriott refused to com
ply with the order and was brought to
San Rafael and placed in charge of
Sheriff Taylor. o. F. Meldon. coun-
sci for Marriott, prepared a writ of
habeas corpus. and upon this writ
Marriott was released pending a hear
ing OF the arguments on the writ.
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THOUSANDS IN FAVOR
OF A HIGHER LICENSE
Encouraging Reports Are Received
at the Meeting Of the
Civic Council.

The Civic Council, which is working
earnestly to have the San Francisco
liquor license fee raised, held a meet
ing at its headquarters in the Column
bian building last night. ]. w. Hatch
OF the Golden Gate Christian Endeavor
Union occupied the chair. Encour-
aging reports were made by the sec
retary concerning the work being ac
complished by the solicitors for sigma
tures to the application to introduce a
charter amendment at the next cleo
ticn providing for an increased LIQUOR
license.
The time limit for presenting the
petitions has been extended until
September 90. 1t is hoped that bv
that time the full 5000 signatures de-
sired will have been secured.
Another meeting will be held Mon
day evening. when reports will be re-
ceived.
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Totsls % 5Z7Is Totals q ?
RUNS AND HITS b
srMNaRF

Err0rs-Frs1ckE 30. DeEerezux- StreIb. Two
base hirs-Chase -. schlzhey. STARK. Ezgsr.
zscrlfc1 hit-Bzun- First base On errors-Jos
Angeles 4 First base on called bslIs-O1
Graham 8. OF Baum. l. Left CT bases-Osk-
land . Los Angeles 10. Struck out-By Grz-
lam. = b. Baum. 4 Double plsys-Bzum 20
chase Errelb 20 Frs-cks 70 StrefD. Chase 70
BAUM Tine of gsme-One hour and thirty
lve mlnutez- Umpire-Ec Donald
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Racing at Salem.

SALEM, Ore. Sept Estate Fair results:
2:25 pace. two IN three-Byron Lace won
first and second heats In 2:15 ard 2:151z. Dek-
Del. alRo started.
2:13 trot. two IN three-Rita II won first
and second heats in 2:15 and 2:I4k. Helen
Norte and D also started.
Mile. sellng-Crosby won. All About second,
Penzance third. Time 1:411a.
Six furlongs Woodman stskeS-Nonie won,
1:1211
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Trainer su,itb DisouaIified.

PROVIDENCE. r. L, Sept Ia
Secretary Albert H. Moon OF the
Grand Circuit to-day announced that
r. A. Smith has been disqualified
from racing for the remainder Of the
season by the stewards Of the Grand
Circuit. The action is taken for the
alleged laying up Of the first two heats
of the Roger Williams trOtting stake
with the California mare Sweet Marie
on August 81 at Narragansett Park
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ELOFERs ARE ARREsTED.-ActinE under
tfetructions from chef Of Police Walker ot
stockton. Policeman Dover On the arrival OF
the boat frDE Stockton yesterday morning ar
reeted Dnie Johns and Jennie Hermann. They
were taken 70 the City Prison. Chiel Walker
wss notified and be replied. asking that the
-iri Be- held til her parents called for her
but 20 discharge Johns The efri lives al PCS
East MARKET street. Stockton. and fs 10 years
~ sSe Johns r. twelve years her senfor
me girl said she wanted % see this city
and Johns e. q friend consented 70 accompany
ler
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REAL ESTATE MEN OF
SAN JOSE ORGANIZE
ysrious Concerns Unite for the Pur-
pose of Promoting Interests of
the County,

SAN JOSE. Sept. 19.-The real
estate dealers of this city have organ
lied under the name of the San Jose
Real Estate Agents Association. II is
proposed 10 advertise the advantages
cf the city and county and the asso-
citation will prove a sort of exchange.
The officers are as follows: President.
T. c. Barnett; vice president, T. s.
Montgomery; secretary, W. S. Orvis:
treasurer. 3. r. Garrison.
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GRAND CIRCUIT TRoTTING.
Caspian Takes the First and Fourth
Heats in the 2:O6 Class

READvMLE. Mass. Sept 1s--Grand Cir
cult trottinE summary
2:1T pace, purse $1,000. three in hEe-Naney
II won the fourth. fifth and sixth heats in
2:o91z. 2.12r and 2-1314- Edgar Boy won
the first and second heats in 2-104 and
2.OSL. Owyhee won the third heat in
2,o9lt Lookout Hal Little Miss Elizabeth
s Director Joe and Mo1riejoe also started
PA trot purse <1o00. three in i've (unhn-
shedl-SOnata won the first and second heats
in 2.I4A and 2.12A. Alberta won the third
heat in 2:13is. Thornboy. Sidney NcGregor
and BlackIborn also started
2.10 trot purse $1,000. three in fTs-Main-
land won the second fourth and nth heats
in 2.12L. 2.131a and 2-15L- Ethel Wynn
won the third heat in 2-14L4. Mary Steele won
the first heat in 2:131a. Truthful Chimes. Ber-
nardo. Direct Well Matte Lynne Holt. Flor
ence c, Hydrastine and Lucky Jim also
started
2.es trot. purse s1Oo0. two in three-Caspian
won the first and fourth heats in 2:101s and
2-09- Hawthorne won the second heat IN 2:lo-
Mckinley won the third heat in 2:0S5z.