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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-16
Floral Wreath Comes With a
Rush and OutsprintS
Otto Stifel.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 15.-Elastic was
weighted out of to-days handicap at
the fair grounds and could never get up
with the leaders. Otto Stifel was the
good thing but he failed to withstand
The closing rush of Floral Wreath,
which won at 12 TO l, Charlie Thomp-
son second.
Dishabille won cleverly by outgaming
Loretta NJ. Weather clear, track mud
dy. Attendance 5OO0 Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Franco, 9S (VdnderbouD. Y n
10 to Monogram, 90 (StovaD. u 2 8
TO 2-Fruit, 1O6 ID Austin) -. AS 3S
Time 1:O5. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner, l.. Jolinson's oh. g. (2) by King Counsel
Miss a Frames nee; Liddoa a 1CS Opinion lGo Abe
torisl Hat 80. hniShed as named.
SECOND RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. 3. Fin.
80 TO 1-Owasca, 105 Uindsey)... 3 IS
le to Mis- Miss Doyle 1o2 Do, CRicel.; ~ 2s
Tune 1;I9. Start good. Won easily Win
ner, W. c. Overton < Co.'S b. T. 90 by owas-
Kent 102 Baggerly 1O7. Fenian 107 Arthur
105. Tom Mankns lO7 Phora 107, Lady Fonse
100, finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Four and half furlongs;
two-year olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
Evsn-Dishabille, 10 q. BCoker) 2 n
to Loretta NJ, 11O (TroXler). ) = 10
81 to 1-Darthula. leo tDartl.... ) 81
Time. 81, Start good Won driving. Win
Der, George c. Bennett & Co.'S br. T. % by
Kings Coursel-Nieht Gown sesui Lazy t,...
linda 1o5. Hllona 105. Sylvan Belle 100 Miss
Hazy 10O finished named.
FOURTH RACE-six furIongs; three year
olds and
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. St. 3, Fin.
to 1--F1ora Wreath, 102 Holey) / h IL
3 to &c. Thompson. 116 (TroXler) 3 1872 III
to lotto Stifel, 9S (Austin).. - 311a
Time, 1:fT%. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, J. Z. Docserys br. m % by FaIsetto-
Laurel Wreath. Elastic 125. w. p. Palmer 90.
finished named
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
ur-year-olds and IN:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
1 to 2-Thane. 112 (Raynor. .... 4
20 20 IL Touchwood,9S (StovaD 80 IN
to decoration, 1O1 (HowelD- 1 - 3 10
Time, 5f%4. Start good Won easily.
Winner J. c. Milan & Co.'S ch. g. (5) by
-Atheling- -Stonecrop Wounded Knee los. Sig
mund 100. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. z Fin.
to 2-Trapsetter. 100 (Andrson) 4 II
. to 1-Martius. % (McLaughIin) . 5h 2T
- to 1-Imboden 101 Davis .... GA 3 u
Time 5+% start good. Won easily.
Winner. L. H. Ezells blk. c. 60 by FalsettO-
Lady Trappish. John Doyle 100, Remington
~, Lustg 100. Salivate 101. finished named.
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ACCUSES "FITz'
OF STEALING A
YOUNG LION CUB
Animal Trainer Causes the
Arrest of Ex-ChampiOn on
Charge of Grand Larceny
BOXER SOON GETS BAIL
"Lanky Bob" Says Beast Was
Given Him and He Refuses
to Return 1t to Show Man

NEW YORK. July 15.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons. the former champion prize fight
er. was held in $1,000 bail in the Coney
Island Police Court to-day on the
charge OF grand larceny preferred by
an animal trainer
FitzsimmOns took lion cub from the
animal man last Saturday night He
says it was given TO him. The trainer
denies this and demands the lion back.
FitzsimmOns refused and says that un-
der no consideration Will he return the
lion.
Fitzsimmons readily secured bail. The
lion was locked W in a cell in the
Coney Island station house.
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FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds:
First race one mile and seventy yards sell
-Hinsdale 10. Facade 100. Howard 1OT.
Beana 10T Carley's Dream 1O7. Edith Boss
1C1 DR.. Kier 105. Lady Matchless 1O5, Lord
Touchwood 1C2 Miss Eon 100. Feronta 100
The Hebrew o. Torlo 50.
Second race five furongs-Willowden 100
Yada 1O9 Meilwood 1US. Loyal Street leo My
Eleanor 100. Inhammable o. Fay Temple
ton %.
Third race six furlongs. .selling-Twemlow
112 Conundrum les. Federalist les AmmOn
los Alice Turner 1OG Miss Manners 104, Al
gonquin 100 Dan McCue leo. Bombino 81.
Rapport %. Edna Daniels %. Pocasset 30,
Fochorn %.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards.
the Midsummer handicap-First Mason ia.
Bas dor 1C9. Jordan 105 Jack Young 1O4.
Old Stone 9S, Forehand "a. NeversuCh 93.
Fifth race seven furIongs, purse-Dr. Bob
fC9 Mndora 100. Light Opera 104, Floral
Wreath 1902 Ancke t02.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards sell
ing-Missile 112 Worthington no. Wall 100,
Uranium iO5 Tickful 104, Jake Weber 104.
Pompey 104 Varna Fonso 100. Pourquoi Pas
100 Kings Charm 9S, Regina ID 9S. Mis-
anthrone 93. Amberita 90
Seventh race six furlongs. sellng-Jerry
Hunt los Joe Gcss 105 Goody Two Shoes i0i,
Metlakatla 1C3. Tally 1903 Alcon r 10l.
Atlas a6 ]. W. O'Nenl 96. Matte II 9G, Sol
Smith %, Radium 90
Weather clear. track heavy
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PARNELLS AND OCCIDENTAIS
WILL MEET AGAIN ON FIELD
Crack Teams to Struggle for Su-
premacy Tomorrow Afternoon
at PresidiO Grounds.


On the Presidio athletic grounds to-
morrow a return match of football
under the Gaelic rules will be played
between the Parnell team and the rep
resentatives of the Occidental Club.
The Parnells are the Gaelic champions
of the Pacific Coast and the Occidental
team includes many of the best play
ers picked from the clubs of the Cali
fornia Association Football League.
In the first match, which was played
with great spirit between these two
teams the Parnells won by a score of
to 2. The association players were
at disadvantage on that occasion
through their lack of practice in the
Gaelic game, which permits handling
of the ball-a thing strictly prohibited
by the rules of association football.
The Occidental team has been
strengthened considerably and has
been coached in the Gaelic game by
d. ]. Mccarthy. The match will be
played with the sanction of the Cali
fOrnia Association Football League,
the Gaelic Athletic Association and the
Pacific Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union. The teams will line
up in the following positions:
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Eodera Fails 70 CoIIect Bin.

A. Fodera, poultry dealer, 52S Mont
gomery street, called upon George NJ.
Cook, proprietor of tamale factory
at 4O5 Fourth street. yesterday morn
ing to collect a bill for $40 AZ for
chickens supplied. He alleges that
Cook. instead of paying the bill. struck
him and called upon two of his assist
ants, who were cutting up chickens. to
come to his assistance. They came
running toward FOdera, each with a
bloody knife in his hand, and FOdera
fed to the Hall of Justice, where he
procured a warrant in Judge COnlan's
court for Cooks arrest on a charge of
battery. Cook was arrested and re-
leased on cash bail.
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San Francisco Has a Pleas
ant Session With Those
Stars From Over the Bay
RUNS READILY MADE
Jimmy Whalen Allows Only
One COmmuter to Get on
Bases After First Round
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Taking the third game from Oakland
was like smoking a pill OF good hop for
san Francisco yesterday. All the home
team needed was one good inning. That
one happened TO be the first. Then
four tallies were hammered in while
the Oakland felders looked on in
amazement and wondered how it would
feel 10 make all those runs in a bunch.
Score, san Francisco 6, Oakland l.
II 50 happened that Oakland landed
thrice on Mr.. Whalen in the initial
spasm. But after that time Mr.. Whal-
en- was cautious and stingy 10 a de
gree about disposing OF his base hits
and passes. Oakland got but one man
e. first base subsequently. Byrnes was
the one 10 turn the trick, hitting 10 left
field in the eighth
After Oakland had scored in the first
round many thought that Whalen
would surely come in for a walloping.
They neglected however TO dope up the
hitting abilities OF the home team.
j SO happened that Mr. Graham had
nothing on his list that the locals could
not get jerry % i'm their hour of need.
Besides he was wild and no earthly
good when men were on bases.
Hidebr2nd swung safely TO right
field in the first for san Francisco.
Aeany made the second out. but r.
win was hit 10y a pitched bali and
Townsend walked. making a full house.
Miller also partook OF the generosity Of
Ar Graham. forcing Hildebrand in
with a run.
The bases were yet loaded to their
utmost capacity when Andy Anderson
wooden shOed 90 to the plate with
club I'm his hand The first one looked
good to him and he soused it, Out to
center field went the ball and Irwin
and Townsend tore 10 the plate
Kruger then recovered the sphere ana
tnrew ii wide 10 the plate. This little
mishaD let Miller arrive and simply
broke the game up.
Oakland was In after the first inning
Every man on the team quit and
played about as rotten baseball as he
was capable Of The stars from Oak
land could NOT hit. nor could they field
. hc wonder " ii an is that san Fran
cisco did not cop a few more runs In
nearly every inning they got men on
the bags. but only two OF them sneaked
H. after the avalanche of runs in he
first round
san Francisco felded like cleaners.
, thing that looked like an error hap
paled while the local felders were Civ
lne chase To the ball. Devereaux MADE
nice unassisted double play in the
sixth when he robbed Miller OF a good
drive 10y getting the ball with one mitt.
The score.
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CRACK PLAYERS DRAWN
FOR MATCHES IN PARK
Many Well Known Racket WieIders
Will Compete in Singles Tourna-
ment TO-NIOrroW

The drawing for the class singles
tournament to be played on the park
courts Sunday was held last night and
resulted as follows:
First class preliminary round)-A Brabant
VS.. G. Foley; G. Baker II. Z. Routh.
Ambrose VS.. w. Allen.
First round upper halO-C Griffin VS.. II
Long.
First round Qower haIf-R. n. Whitney a
bye; c. Gardner c. Dunlap.
Second class preliminary round)-R Parr Va
c. S. Gayness; II. Mann vs.. E FinneRan. q
Lytton VS.. Miller HotchkisS; r. DroIla VS.
G. James: H. Biddle F. Adams
First round upper half)-C. Teller bye
First round (lOwer hal0-H Gabriel vs. F.
Roche.
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Results ut Seattle

SEATTLE July 15-Summary:
First race, six and half furlongs-Fstraza
won, Cayucos second. Caroburn third Time
1:24
Second race four furlongs-Ben Eric won
Anita knight second Lena Leford third Time
boa
Third race. five and a half furlongs-I.adv
Kent won, Red Damsel second. Suburha n
Queen third. Time 1:1015
Fourth race. one mile-Anvil won CatbaIlo
second, Norford third. Time. l :45K
Fifth race. six fuTlongs-Budd Wade won
Sol Iichtensten second, Chief Aloha third
Time 1:17R
sixth race one mile and fifty yards-Dollie
II won The Fretter second Chickadee third
Time 1 All -
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YACHT INGOMAR
COLLIDES WITH NAVAHOE
Each Craft Is Badly Damaged and
Has to Withdraw From
the Race.

DOVER, England, July 15.-The
American schOOner-yacht IngOmar,
owned by Morton F. Plant of New
York, and the schoOner-yacht Nava-
hoe, the property of George w. Wat
jens of Germany. formerly owned by
Royal Phelps Carroll of New York.
were in collision this morning off the
Admiralty pier shortly after the start
in the race for yachts of over hun
dred tons. Both suffered considerably.
The IngOmar. which fOuled the Ger
man yawl, had her bOwsprit and fore
rigging carried away, while the Nava-
hoes mainsail was split and her steer
ing gear was damaged. Both yachts
were obliged to abandon the race.
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Timber suit Dismlssed

The suit Of the United states of
America against the /. S. White Lum-
ber Company to recover the value OF
tanbark illegally cut by the defend
ant on Government land in Mendocino
County was dismissed yesterday in the
Federal court on motion Of United
States District Attorney Woodwork.
the Government having accepted the
compromise offer Of $28S.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

First Race-Dalvay, Jerry Lynch.
BY Ways.
Second Race-Handzarra, Gold
Enamel, FIorentine.
Third Race-Engiish Lad, McGee,
Phil Finch.
Fourth Race-Phil Finch. WitfuI,
Bragg.
Fifth Race-Major Mansir, Ross
mond, Nitrate.
Sixth Race-Occan Dream, En-
peror of India, The Forum.
Seventh Race-Telephone, hummer
III, Golden Mineral.
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\ Injured by a Dray.

Frank Wilson, alleging that he is
permanently crippled. yesterday COM
menced suit against Ella DOre and 9TH
ers unknown. doing business as DOre
& Co, draymen and teamsters. for dam
ages for personal injuries in the sum
of $4,000. He alleges that on May %,
1904. while he was a passenger on a
Folsom street car, a careless driver OF
ore of the Dore drays permitted the
wagon to strike him and rendered him
a cripple for life.
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Yacht Club Extends Date.

SAN DIEGO, July 15.-At a meet
ing of the COrinthian Yacht Club this
evening it was decided to extend to
August 3 the time within which chal-
lenges for the Upton cup may be re-
ceived. The club also decided TO
adopt the Seawanhaka rules for the
cup races. II is probable that the
contests for the cup will take place
soon after the middle of September.
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FAIR GROUNDS SELECTIONS.

First Race--Lord TouchwOOd, Lady
MatchIess. DIR. Kier.
Second Race-Fay TempletOn, VIII
IoWdene, My Eleanor.
Third Race-Alice Turner, COnun-
drum, Miss Manners.
Fourth Race-,Jack Young, Jordan,
OldStOnC.
Fifth Race-Light Opera, Ancke,
Floral Wreath.
Sixth Race-MisanthrOpe, Jake We
Der, Kings Charm.
Seventh Racc-Jerry Hunt. J. w.
O'NeilI, Matte II.
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kain Prevents Ban Games.

The Los Angeles-Tacoma ball game
at Tacoma and the Seattle-P Portland
engagement at Seattle were postponed
yesterday owing to rain The games
will probably be played off on sun
day morning.
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Boxing Permits Granted.

Police and Fire Commissioners this
afternoon issued a permit TO the West
Oakland Athletic Club to conduct
amateur boxing contests on the night
of July 20. Inc SequOia Athletic Club
was given the privilege of holding pro-
fessional fights on the night of Aug
ust A.
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Hunt Remains i'm the Finals.

NIAGARA RA-ON-THE-LAKE, Ontario.
July 15.-H. L. Waidner of Chicago
and r. G. Hunt of California will meet
in the finals for the Canadian tennis
championship by reason of their VIC
tories to-day. Score:
Mems singles, semi-final round-R.
G.. Hunt California, beat +. r. Pat
terson of Toronto, 6-3, 6-1, 60; l.. H.
Waidner Chicago, beat e. p Fisch-
ner, New York, As. 63, ga.
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American Jockey Wins.

LONDON. July Is. - Darleydale,
ridden by Maher, won the Eclipse
stakes of 10000 sovereigns at the San
down Park Eclipse meeting to-day.
Rydalhead was second and Henry I
came in third.
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New zealand Wins Cnn.

BISLEY. England, July 15.-NeA
Zealand to-day won the Kolapore cum
in the rifle shoot. The final scores
were: New Zealand 719, Great
Britain 716. Canada 712. Guernsey
704, Natal 697.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

First Race-TOrchello, Racine, Don
Royal.
Second Race-Fulminate, Walter
CIeary, Flying Buttress.
Third Race-TobOggan Grand OPP
era, DaiDgerfeld.
Fourth Race-SysOnby, Britisher.
JOncuiI.
Fifth Race-Stuyve, Keynote, Dick
Bernard.
Sixth Race-Wizard, Reliable, GAY
boy.
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SUMMARY
EhIaae,

stolen bases -Meary. Irwin. schla8ey.
--.'rs--l liefereauN - Lchuan N1sk- man.
>rF2er. IurIeaFE- Sacrifice hit-Meauv- First
rl crrars--au Francisco 3. First base
'. .alel 1a.l--flH tra ham 3. Left ga la
r-H francisco E. Oakland J. Struck 0ut-By
HEa.en 5 t- Graham ]. hit by pitcher-lr-
F.. =. Townsend. Mesny. Double piay-Dever-
eauH 'lresstsreQj. Passed ball-Gorton. Wild
fs.r1-'ir7tll-l- Time ~ Eame-f hour ard 81
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NATIONAL LEAGIE-


CINCINNATI. July 1J.-New York won to-
DAYS game through superior hitting with men
on bases. Attendance. 14C0. Score:
New York -..-..-.---. . 1
Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Matthewson.
NcGinnity and Warner. Umpires-Johnstone
and Emslie
PITTsBURG. July 15.--Case made HIS debut
for Pittsburg in q well pitched game and was
given faultless support Attendance, 2400
Score
Pittsburg ------.-------. Q
Philadelphia .------...--. ---.. j
Batteries-Case and smith: Mitchell and
Doom Um9irc-Moran
ST LOUIS July ia wild throw by Beck
ley lost the game with BroOKlyn in the tenth
inning Both O'Neill and Garvin pitched phe-
nomenal bail. Attendance, $500. Score:
r. H. T.
- Louis -----.--.--.--.-----'...
Brooklyn --------..-. -+-.
Batteries-O Neill and zearfoss; Garvin and
Ritter. Umpires-Carpenter and thinner.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Boston outplayed Chi
caEo IN all points Of the game to-day and won
easily. Attendance, 2l00. Score:
Chicago .................... 3 , 6
Boston -..---.---- --..-.--- -..-....--..
Batteries-Corridon and king: Pittinger and
Needham. Umpire-O Day.
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CIRHON
lTTLE EXPLnnES -uo

SIPHON BOTTLE EXPLODES Henry
Meisner of 800 Tehama street yesterday re-
ceived a grape-shot charge of broken glass
from exploding seltzer water bottle The
glass was extracted and the wounds were
dressed at the Emergency Hospital.
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PLANK INJURIES CARPENTER-WiIIja
Hundley. a carpenter GIG Ellis street was
struck yesterday by plank falling from a
scaholding at Alameda and Utah streets and
one of his ribs was broken.
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SANDWICH, N. Y July 15-Mr and Mrs
Grover Cleveland reached Sandwich tonight
and they were driven to their summer home
at Whiteface.
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SIXTH RACE-slx urlongs: two-year-old

handicap:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey St q F:n
- to 5-Hio. 110 Hldebrand). 1 . 3151 q
3 70 Agile 1lS (Burns) ...... , h = 10
Time, l:l4. Start good Won handily
Winner c. T. Patterson's br. c. by Eddie
jones' Humidity. Amberjack Dr. Swartz fin
ished as named
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IWO- Year. OI0s:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. 2, Fin.
to 5-Jade les (Helgesem =. 3 3lk1
13 70 Del Carina. 105 Harsn) y s21
to Green Gown. 103 CMrsn) l 4 81
Time. :O1 Start good. Won easily VIM
ner p Dunne's b. T. by Henry Of Navarro
Lady Onward. No Trumper 1O3 Garvice 1O3
Sincerity Belle 1G5. Costigan 1I6 Dundall los
finished named.
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three -year-olds and up: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St q Fin
10 TO Agnes d. 1O6 (NIiles).... II III
10 Atwood 20 (Jones) ...... 4 4 IN
TO Naughty Lady. .9S Cocrn) IA 30
Time 1: IA 10. Start fair Won driving.
Winner r. ID. Morrelrs b. m. by Longford-
Flozette. Hydrangea. Champlain. Palm Read
~, Bob Murphy Fireater Homestead, ARA
GoWan, All Gold. Dr. LOdcrs. Hyland The
Bcwery Pitacus finished as named
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SECOND r ACE-six furlongs. three-vear-old

hllies: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
to 1-Dinah Shad, 112 Burns) y
to Miss Link. 1O5 (Crmck) IN IS
leo to Margaret o, 105 (Crimns) Ia
Time, 10. Start fair. Won driving Win
ner. L. /. Graves ch. f. by King Eric-Two
Heart. Sh.pshape Alisa Glad Smile Gay Liz
zette Duchess. Ollie Belle of Portland, Lady
Mirthful Little En- Hetherdown, Niskayuna,
Scotch Plume, Belle of Wakefield finished
named
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
VICTORY COMES TO NEW
YORK IN THE FIFTEENTH
Glade of ~. Louis Fans Fifteen Sena-
tors. Making New Record
fOr. Season
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ninEE = lerIde to-day s g1fne DetWeen LIe7
land ard New York but New York vi
Powell won his own game with a two-bagg
Attendance. CJ00 Score:
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THIRD RAcE-Flve and a half farlones:

tWO-Year-Olds, selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. jockey. st. p Fin
Even-Virgo, 1O3 CHldebrand y -
% to Perry Meadow. 81 Cole. : h > n
40 TO Glover Hampton, 9StClmn) h :
Time. l;CS Start fair. Won handily. Win
ner OheclI Stables br f. by Prince of Monaco
Nirgia Johnson. Tommy Waddell Langdolan
Cray Lad Fra Filipo. Confessor. Petit Due
Lady Frances Gnomc. Prinzessin, Resemblance
finished named.
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Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey st. z Fin.
3 to 2-Trapsetter 100 (Andrson) 4 4
to Martins. % (NcLaughlin) 3 h 81
- to 1-Imboden 1O1 Davis GA u
Time 1:5+& start good. Won easily.
Winner. l.. II Ezell's blk C. 60 by Falsetto-
Lady Trappish. John Doyle 100 Remington
~, Lustlg 100 Salivate 10l, finished as named.
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FOURTH RACE-One and an eighth miles
three-y year-olds and upward: handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
9 70 2-Sherid Bell, 104 CHildbnd) 81 In
> 10 Audience. los (3ufnsl.... 2h 21h
+ 10 Palm Bearer 30 CCormck) 331a
Time, 81 20. Start good. Won easily
Winner, NJ L Hayman's b. h. by Ornament
Louise. Dalesman also ran.
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RTNs Ao,D HITs BY INNINGs.

To-sls.29 d 42f18.
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FIFTH RACE-Five furIongs: seIing; two.


II to FL Brook los (Olphn) l 21s1 n
- TO IN. Eleanor. 1o7 fMrssn) g 24
10 10-Double, 103 (NicoD... , \
Time, :01 80 Start fair Won driving
Winner W. a Smith & Co.'S br c. by DR.
Hasbrouck- Fleeting Ray The Gadhy f03
Vision 103 Good Manners 100 Margaret How
ard 100 Vlroqua 102 Peter Dure los. finished
named.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-18

The retirement OF Lord MILNER from his
post in South Africa leaves to other hands
q work Of endless difficulty. While Lord
MHNER's labors in reconstruction are not
open to charge Of failure they have been
80 far from a pronounced success that the
laurel market is in no danger Of being
strained to provide wreaths for his brow
He is a man of unquestionable ability and
sterling integrity. and the honesty and
purity Of his motives are quite beyond
impeachment. His non-success in the
attempt to establish those conditions which
optimistic Englishmen predicted as the
inevitable outcome Of British domination
In South Africa Is only in part his fault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-18

GAzRAwAY DAVIS has a rival in Texas,
a rival In years, In oratorical activity and
in the range Of his political "reminiscences.
He Is a Democrat. too, and his eighty-six tn
birthday, recently celebrated in Texas, re-
calls many episodes Of his long public SER
Woe. This senior Of GAzEAwAY is Judge
JOHN H. REAGAN. described as "the only
survivor OF the Confederate Cabinet
Judge REAGAN was born In Sewer county,
Tenn, in 1918. After leaving Tennessee he
made his home in the Republic of Texas
and served in the Texan war against the
Indians. He was appointed Deputy Land
Surveyor in 1899 and became a Justice Of
the Peace in 1s4e. In 1851 he was member
OF the Secession Convention OF Texas and
afterward Of the Confederate Congress,
and served as Postmaster General Of the
Confederacy from 1851 until its overthrow
In 1855 he was also Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury. He was taken prisoner in May,
1885, liberated in October, returned to Texas,
was member Of the House Of Representa-
tives from one OF the Texas districts for
twelve years, and after the close OF his term
was, for four years, a United States Sena-
tor. He retired in 1891, but is still active in
public affairs, and it Is credibly reported
that he is supporting GAzRAwAY DAVIS for
Vice President on the sound, broad and pa
triotic ground that men over eighty should
be encouraged to take their fair share Of
the duties Of public service.
Yet Judge REAGAN left of his political
oficeholding at 70, eight years earlier than
the age at which GAzKAwAY is willing to
resume.