The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-12

Howe and C. K. G. Billings, Memphis James Butler of the Empire City track, William A. Engmafin and c. A. McCully of the Brikhton Beach track and Clar. ence P. Willard of Gloversville. It was decided at the same time that the new grand circuit should appoint IBtewafds Of race. meetings who. should be competent to make findings independ: the question of jurisdiction between the national and new grand circuit. which was settled by compromise reached at a conference held ,eotween. President John; Taylor. which was ratified at the congress today. As the evident result of the com promise, the following ticket was elected:
 President. F. F. Johnston of Lexington; First Vice-President. Tn place of George w. Archer, Morgan C.. Bulky of Con- necticut; Second vIce-President, N. T. Smith of San Francisco; Treasurer, Lewis J. Powers of Springfield, Mass: Secre- tary. w.. H.: Gocher of Hartford, It was in the composition of the district boa Is from which the President of the Associ- ation selects the members of the Board of Review that the chief surprises and the proofs of the fact that a compromise had been effected, came.
 For the Central District, William Rus sell Allen of St. Louis. was reelected; Aohh oOWcE OL ullduclPnlds ICpidCC0 John c. Welty of Canton, O., while C. K. c. Billings took the place of R: Fl. Plant of Macon, Ga. .'
 The report of the Committee on Rules was received and accepted. The proro- sition of Shortening "the distance" from 100 to eighty yards on mile tracks and from eighty to 50 in half miles, was lost. On the question of matinee perform ances 1t was decided that a horse shall not take his mark from any measures of this sort. Such contests are to be le- garded as contests of speed"
 After considerable discussion of Inc amendment of the rule providing for the announcement of the sale of horse pre- vious to a race in which he was entered. it was decided that the owner must give notice to the secretary of the track, and through him to the judges,o of he changing hands of any horse or the leasing of him after o'clock on the evening preceding any race in which the animal has been entered.
 D. J. Campau of the Detroit Driving Club was relnstated in membership in the National Congress. The Congress then adjourned.
 At Ingleside.
 San Francisco, Feb. 11.-Letola, even money favorite, and Glissando, a we'll played second choice, at 8 to 1, were the only winners at Ingleside to help the bet tors today. Weather, cloudy; trac6, heavy.
 First race. futurity course, selling-Fair Lady Anna 98, (Bonner), to l, Won' Handpress. Io7. g Dsly). te ,la |, seEomd' S'n,a Preston. Nuilah, Rionda and Carilee ran.
 Second race. maiden 2-year-olds; three asS esSeehan5' n5 20 to i. won; Edith yics: ii0. (Hildebrand). 1-2 to l. second; My Order. i1o! (See). to 1. third. Time, A 1-2. Cornblossom. Robert Mitchell. Speaker,
 Third race. one mile; selling-Glissan ndo, TOT, (BelD, 3 to 1, -won;. Pastmaster, 1OI, lsheehanl l9 to l. second; Emily ;g,S oliyes' .ss II; EimeF eF I sm!rs Tamm. . The Lt Ledean, Tom Kingsley. Norford and the Counsellor
 Fourth race. mile and fifty yards-The Don, ioi ,frravers). F to l. won; EsheTin' in s6 (Reed) 8 to i, second; St: llichio. !Oo' G Martini to 1. third. Time. 1:4s 1-2. Chagen, Argregor and Daisy Green ran. Ia M w DaIy), even won; Mobardier. 90, (Hildebrand), to i, second; George Berry. 1O4. (BelD, 8 to 1, third. Time, i17. Instructor, Ebonia and Serenity
 Sixth race, selling; mile and seventy to 1. won: Administer. 1O5, (Hildebrand(; :; 8 to 5. second; Sailor Knot; s9. Oalyl. to 1, third Time, 1:H. Chickadee, Key ''''' Entries for Today.
 First race, selling. five and half fur iongs-Bard Burns, Sir Tom Fiddler, ll0; Amasa. Quiz H.; lo7: Maud ,1n Muller 70; John Roggs, Sir Preston. 1O:.
 Second race. six furlongs; selling.Flor- ianna Belle, War Times, Red Bird, 1o2; Dundreary, Inspector Munro, 1l?: Orso, 1O4: Hulford, Hogarth. John Little. 1OS:
 Third race. seven furlongs. selling-MI Farnum, Possart. 1O5; Dandie Belle 1OS; Sol Lichtenstein, 102.
 Fourth race. Futurity course. selling pr. sherman. Teufel Modder lOO; SSlp Young Morello. 114: Badly Used. 1Ol; Am- oruna, 1O5; Suburban Queen, 100; Lungo, lW. -.
 Fifth race. four fuTlongs: 2-yesT-olds' Sra,d Mizpah 1Ol Eduardo 106.
 Sixth race. selling, one mile-Mr. Din gle 1O6: Albemarle, 10I; Dunaannon. An vii, 9S; Mattie Clark. 92; Instrument, SS. Three Favorites Win at New Orleans. New Orleans, Feb. 11.-Miss Melton Foxy Kane and Ben Howard were the only winning favorites. In the first race Julius Werner and Midshipman fell at the | first turn Both horses and riders es- caped serious injury. After the fall Julius Werner ran away five miles. Weather clear and cool; track heavy. First race, selling, seven furlongs-Ora Mckinney, 1l2 q. Hennessyl 10 to 1. won; Arnold K, 112 Q4ivingston) 5 to l. second; i; Moderator. 132 (W. Hennessy) 13 to b. third. Time. 1:36 Is. love. Ventoro. Regian, Henry of Franstamar. Hobson's Choice Begun and Circular Joe also ran. Julius Werner and Midshipman fell.
 Second race mile-Miss Melton, 93 0ivinRston) even won; Plautus, 90 (PieratD 30 to 1, second; Katie Powers. 90 (W. Hennessy) even third. Time. f:4S. St. Jolly, Spring, Fox and T. c. Scar brough also ran.
 Third race, six furlongs-Foxy Kane, l10 CW, Hennessy) to won; Alpaca, 10l (McCaffery) 15 to 1. second: Mrs. Frank Foster. 1O5 (Robbins) 9 to 2. third. Time. 1IG Rachael Ward. Sabinal, Moroni and June Collins, also ran.
 Fourth race. mile-Ben Howard. 1oS bins) : to g. second: Curate. 1O6 (T Dean) 13 to 1, third. Time 1:47 3-5 Malay, Satchel, Sabot and Bodul also ran.
 Fifth race. selling, six furlongs-Safe- guard, 10S -CTI. MichaeD to 1, won; Gus Ianka, 101 (W. HennessD to 1, second; Frank Rice. 10S (Robbins )16 to 5, third. Time, 1:1s 2-5. Russell Garth. Lacache and Gentle also ran.
 Sixth race mile-Emma A. M, 100 (Rob- bins) : to 2. won: Will Shelly. 105 q. Hen nessy) l5 to 1, second; Josie F.. 100 CW. Hennessy) 9 to 5, third. Time. 1:49 Past Classleader, Fullback, Nimble Nag, Lady Mistake. Anti Trust and Jim Nap also ran.