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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
ULLIN.
Nov. 1s. 1904.


Jack Thomas has rented the Wolf
farm for the coming season.
F. H. Holcomb is building another
tenant house on his farm south of
town
Edward Boyd has a skiff driven by
new gasoline engine. with which he
will ply Cache river with a view to
. finding all of the valuable timber to
use in the Defiance box fac orv.
James l. McFadlin has opened =
new restaurant in the Myers building
Chris Bunshuh has a new gray uni
form to carry the mail with. on the
rura route
Corn is nearly all harvested here
now.
Not much doing az gravel hauling
Harry Collins is putting in tile for
joe Williams.
! s.. Loui family are mOTins On 10
one OF Judge walls farms this week
McGregory Is visiting Daniel Willis
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
GRAND CHAIN.
Nov. 10, 1904.

Nov. ~, 1904.
Miss Lizzie Lyscen Of Louisville
Ky. who has been here this week vas
iting her cousin Thco Reulher anc
family. returned to her home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Laura Bartlescn is in Cairo
visiting.
Mrs. Laura J. Rittenhouse of Chi
caCo and grandson. Donald. visited
relatives here the FIRST of the week
Mrs. 5. f. Harmon and Wood RI
'tenhouse were mp Tuesday
The date Of the lecture by Prof
Lamar at the Congregational church
has been changed to Nov &c Every.
body come out
Mrs. DR.. Tarr went to Vienna Fri.
day to visit her brother, AIpheus Ey.
ers.
Gin Hughes Of Mound City was here
on business Thursday.
Mrs Izetfa Lei was in Cairo
Thursday.
Lanlolph Walker Of Golden. III, Is
acting cashier at the bank here this
week while J. r Mackey Is visiting
the Worlds fair.
n. NJ C0Osby. Grand Rspids-Wife
could not eat or sleep. All run down.
Three pacEagcs IIollisier's Rocky
Mountain IA made her str.ns and
healthy 50 cent. Tea OF Tabl-ts
Paul G Schulz & Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19

place and placed Mr.. Sulliyans resi-,
dence under quarantine
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sun Cartacc 81 Electricity.
Co.cene and Dsrtlund burn thsir
s1raars 81 means Ct ectricitg.
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chcaE Turkish sstrs.
RS rcssihie 70 get q Turkish hath
D. esnts ~ Nsv York
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
Eighth and Washington Ave.
STEWART Bros
+ O " s
NOW OF N
THINGS FOR BOYS

Horses automobiles veocpede and wheebarrows BICYCLES
tool Oh magic anterns electric steam and mechanical trains
engines mechanical beats and novelties automatic iron
of all kinds animals Of all kinds sled tops cns, soldier outfits
guns targets drums throw toys games footballs lead soldiers and
novelties 90 0 mention.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Sept 9.-The
fields for tO-mOrrOw's races are all
large and high class. The entries.
First race. Westbury steeplechase Futurity
course fOur-year -olds and up-Eox Hunter
I62. Lavator 162 Caller 160 Zinzibar ltO.
cavalier 147. Bonfire l4O Dafo Down Diliy
lS7. CFox Hunter and Good and Plenty.
Hitchcock entry: LavatOr and Amur, Colt
entry; Caller and Dsfo Down Diily Widener
Second race. six furlongs on main track. all
ages $1,000 added-Reliable l4O Lady Amelia
115. JOound III Sais Ill, Gold Saint LOG,
Topic loo. Rsbenstein 103, Toi San JOB, COun-
Gilman lO3 Jack LOry. le3 King Cole 90 Sir
Brillar s3. Teacress 30 Hearts Desire 90. Miss
Jordan 80 Handzarra 80. (Reliable and Lady
Amelia. Thomas entry; siearts Desire and
Rsbenstein Duryea entry)
Third race, the Great Eastern handicap. six
s75oo@Tra dition i2s. oiseau 127. st. Beiiane
III RroadclOth. 115 Hot Shot ia. Wild Mint
ia Jack LOry 113, Burnt Hills lib. Tongor-
Cricket lO9. Candida los. Merry Lark 107.
Buttlng JOG. Dandelion l05 Macmillan 80.
CTradition and Tongorder Paget entry.l
Fourth race the Annual Champion, S25, 600
two and a quarter miles. three year-olds and
up-Aa5or Daingerheld 127. Africander 127
Stalvart 115. Br0omseick 107, Graziallo 102,
Ormonde's Right 102.
Futurity course. $1,000 added. two-year- -olds-
BeiliFerent 10T Escutcheon 107 Vidalia IO4
Istria 1O4 Teacress 1o5 Goldcroft 1O3 Sir
Dixon 20, Jerry e9, Charadena 80. Nfblick
~ r. l. Johnson 81 Whitestone 81 Applaud
p3. King Cole %. (Sir Brillar and Belle Dixon
National entry; Teacress and Goldcroft Paget
sixth race. one ana an eighth miles on turf
handicap three year olds and up. $1,000 added
Leader 126. Sheriff Bell 119 Eagle JIG so-
uoma Belle ia Prince Ching III Ed Tierney
los Flexion i06.
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The entries for
to-morrow's races follow:
First race. six furlongs. selling-Fly Lady
SO, Chats So Durbar SO. Determination 81.
Fcxmead a. Jusque La 95 Singing Master 97
Fortuny 9S, Sjambok 105.
Second race. fve furlongs, purse-La Londe
81, Doc Wallace 100 Free Field Count 1O0
Matador 100, One Way 00.pBele Kinney 1O2,
Florentine 1O5, The Mist 107 Kurtzman no
Third race. one and an eighth miles Te-
cumseh Handicap $4,000 added-Brancas 9S
Nitrate 102. Fonsoluca 102, The Lady 1O3,
Bragg 107, Judge Hines no. Major Mansir
no Port Royal 112.
Fourth race six furlongs, selling-Silent
Water 9s Jehane 9S Mad Mullah "a Com
rade 95, Allista 1O1, Robin Hood 103 Sweetie
1O4 Emperor of India ia.
Fifth race, six furlongs, purse-Foxy Grand
ma II Mamie Hodge 95, Don Domo 95. Gyp-s
zene 101, Stroller LOG. Federal 106, Big Ben
Ill
Sixth race. five furlongs. selling-Green Rose
90 North Enid 90 Madge Wylde 96 Raining
Leaves 100, Raviana 100. Judge Saufiey 100
Deshon 100. Gallant Cassie 103, Lieutenant
Rice 104 The Gadhy 106, Voltrice 107 Janeta
1O7 Girdlestone 107. Lawler 10s SilverskIn
1O9
Seventh race one and a sixteenth miles. SELL
ing-Telephone 81 Dungannon 96, Buemint
9S Sarilla 9s. Dr. Stephens 101 Juvenalis
1Ol Benson Caldwell l0S, Farmer Jim 107.
Celebration 112
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10

American foxhounds-Mrs. ]. ]. Killalee's
Don Carlos first
second.
Pointers-H. NJ Papst's Top Notch Mason's ;
King first: Sidney Hamilton's Lady Rufae's 8
Rip second.
English settlers: Dogs-J NJ Golobeck's >
Champion Cato Jr. first Mrs. Ida l. Moulton'S 5
Palo Alto second. Bitches-C. c. Lees Cham
Dion Laura l. first; Miss Burfeind's Flora B
second.
Irish setters-F. NJ. Johnson's Toronto Pat
first; DR. II. B. de Marville's Biddy second.
Gordon setters-F. P. Clarke's Homestead
Boy first: A. Stuart's Doc second.
Irish water spaniels-WiIliam Bays Mike
first.
first; Brown & Gi1bert's Dolly second.
Cocker spaniels: Black-Mrs. c. Herman
Major Domo hrst: ]; Hervey Jones black
Silk II second. Other than black-A. Wolfen's
Redlight first; Miss A. Farna's Victory A sec
Collies-Mrs L. w. seely's Old Hall Sandy,
first; Mrs Al Coney's Robert Bruce. second.
Afredale terriers. dogs-Robert c. Coleman 9
waterside Buster Bill, first. Airedale terrier
Wilson frst; E NJ Tidds Tidd's Gussie. sec
ond.
Old English eheep dogs-Francis T. Caro-
Bulldogs-Mrs. Charles K. Harleys IveIl
Daman. first; L. S. Greenebaum's Harry Lacy
Bull terriers-Ed Attridge's Edgecotes Peer
first; Athole McBean's Champion Banjo. sec
ond.
first; Mrs. G. L. Kings Oakside's My Lady's
Dachshund, dogs-P NJ wands Dougie E.
first: Colonel Walter s. Martins Rex M, sec
ond Bitches-J. Bergmans Queen Victoria,
first: P. c. Meyers Glenwood Fraulein, sec
ond.
Irish terriers-John ]. Douglas His Lord
ship, first.
Smooth coat fox terriers dogs-Wandee ken
neIs Norfolk Trueman. first; n. NJ. Papst' 8
Sabine Brightlight, second. Bitches-Wandee
kennels wandee MarigoId. first; P. c. Mey-
er's Endclffe Pearl second
Fox terriers Observation-Disclosures kennels
Champion Wandee Coastguard. first; Irving A.
Ackermans Humberstone Rather, second.
Yorkshire terriers-W. p. Feenys Royal
Gem first: Mrs Francis ]. Carolan's Cross
ways Rosette. second.
English Fay spaniels-Miss Irene MacSs
Rufus first; Mrs A. A. Rors Pansy, second
Japanese spaniels-R- Robinsons Jyp, first.
Pug@S. E. Moore's Niger, first; S. Bar
nett's Pug, second.
Ponnera nians-Miss Gennette Bernstein's
Beauty first; ]. r. Rand's Dewey, second.
Maltese terriers-Mrs. A. A. Rois Margie
B, first.
II, first
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thawing any possible frigidity out of
the atmosphere, exhibitors and specta-
tors mingling freely.
Charles K. Harley's imported fox ter
rier, Champion Wandee Coast Guard,
which was bred by the Duchess of
Newcastle, was declared the best dog
in the show by a jury made up of the
judges. This is his fifth successive
victory for this high honor, having
won it previously in this city, Portland
San Jose and Oakland, under various
judges.
The prize fer the best American bred
dog in the show was won by H. M
Papst's pointer, Topnotch Mason S
King, cleancut, sporty-looking dog.
James Sweeney won the special for
the best dog owned in San Mateo
County with the greyhound McVey
The competition In this class was keen
The judges were:
Joseph E. Cutten--St Bernards. George A.
Cranfield-All hounds except dachshunds poo
dies beagles. Irish, black and tan and York
Irish and Gordon settlers, collies bulldogs
and Boston terriers. N. H. Hickman-Fox
terriers Philip N. Wand-English settlers.
John Bradshaw-All other breeds
The success of the show was due to
the energetic work of the committee
made up of Philip c.. Meyer, Richard
III. Rountree and Irving C. Ackerman.
1t will undoubtedly be an annual fix
ture hereafter.
The valuable cups offered as special
prizes were Won as follows:
Best dog in the Shove. K Harley's tox
terrier Champion Wandee Coastguard.
Best collie in the show-W. p. Burnhau1's
Brandane Dollie
Best bull terrier-Athole McBean's Champion
Banjo.
Best fox terrier, smooth coat or wire-wan-
dec Kennels Champion Wandee Coastguard:
Wandee kennels Champion Wandee Lucretia
second.
Best st. Bernard in the show-Mrs Charles
Newman's Champion Lester c.
Best American bred dog-H. NJ Papst's
pointer Top Notch Mason's King.
Best Great Dane-Mrs. c. G. Saxe's Princess
Harlequin.
Best dog owned in San Mateo County
James Sweeney's greyhound McVey; Mrs p
c. Meyers Boston terrier Henwood Enchant-
ress second
Best setter Of any variety in the show
j.. NJ. Golobeck,s champion Cato Jr.
sons King
The winners for the best In each
breed are as follows:
Rough coated st. Bernards: Dogs-Mrs.
Charles Newman's Champion Lester { hrsr;
S j. Ackerman's Glenwood Booze second
Bitches-Mrs. F. +. Luecb's Cascade.
Newfoundlands-s. r CaIvin'sf Frank
Great Danes-Mrs. l.. o. Adams Rupert Of
Hentzau first; j. L. Cunninghau's Cunning
hams Carlot1a reserve.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sweeney's Mcvey nrst;
J. H. RossetcLss Roman Athlete second.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
AND DEMOCRATS AT SEA
Neither Party Has Yet Decided Upon
Candidate for Governor at
the Coming Election

the Coming Election.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans are still at sea
concerning a selection of candidates
for Governor 1t was reported to-day
that telegram had been sent to Gov
ernor Odell by Henry w. Taft in which
the latter decided that he could not he
a candidate for Governor and it was
added that the choice of Odell had now
fallen upon Hamilton Fish of Putnam
On the other hand it is said that Tam
many Hall to-day got news that Gov
ernor Odell would eventually yield 20
Timothy l.. Woodruff and woodruff
would be the Republican candidate 1or
Governor.
When Tammany started to pick a
candidate for Governor it is said that
consideration was being given to Con-
troller Edward NJ. Grout.
Democratic managers have begun
series Of conferences which they hope
viii prevent a fight in the State Com
vention. They feel that they cannot
afford another contest between Tam
many and the Hill forces in this State.
and nothing will be left undone to
bring about harmony. The managers
realize the Importance, above every
thing else. of bringing Tammany into
line and Charles +. Murphy will be q
prominent figure in all the harmony
talk. No candidate will be decided
upon who is not acceptable to Tam
many as well as to the rural Demo-
cratic leaders. 1t is believed the choice
will lie between E. NJ. Shepard, Dis
trict Attorney Jerome and Grout
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
ANTI VACCINATTONISTS
SELECT WOMEN WORKERS
Look to Fair Sex to Help Raise Money
to Secure Repeal of OBJ
nOxiOuS Law.

BERKELEY, Sept 9.-Anti-com-
pulsory vaccination in Berkeley is to
be helped along by the women op-
posed to the measure, as well as by
the men. Ten of them were appoint
ed at a meeting of the Anti-Compul-
sorry League last night in Golden
Sheaf Hail. with the understanding
that they will make a house to house
canvass of the city for funds to prose-
cute the campaign throughout the
State for the repeal of the State law
making vaccination obligatory. THESE
women are Mrs. III. M. Fuller, Mrs. II.
H. Babbitt, Miss c.. Cameron, Mrs.
Ada Brown, Mrs. Louis Moller, Miss
Stewart Barker, Mrs. G. f. Hughson,
Mrs. E. j. Livingston, Miss M. A. w.
Wallace and Mrs. Carrie Baxley.
With the assistance of the women
the Observation-Disclosures hope to raise
$4,000 in Alameda County. This
money they propose to spend In work
ing up a public sentiment against
compulsory vaccination, so that the
next Legislature may be prevailed
upon by a great show of strength to
repeal the obnoxious law. The COM
mittee of publicity consists of DR.. w.
w. Allen, j. A. Wilson, w. I. Bailey,
Mrs. Elizabeth Isgrigg and G. +. Van
Luven.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
Agile Spurt Captures
Honors on the
Field.

The first stake OF three-day cours-
Ing meeting was run OF yesterday at
Ingleside Coursing Park. The day was
hot and the greyhounds did not hava
a chance to show their true form.
Fifty-six hounds competed and the
hnaI honOrs we're won by Agile Squirt
by default. Eastlake was withdrawn,
having experienced several hard runs
during the day. Following are the re-
suits with Judge John Grace's official
scores:
beat Reckless Rose So; The Villain beat Med
diesome, TO; Good Gold beat Red Hot
90; Cavalette beat Mollie Nc. 30; sunny
cry Friend, 13-S; Piker beat Lady Russell.
SO: Prompto beat Peter Mcintyre. So Pro-
metheus beat Jack Short 81; Bright Coluna-
bia beat Rolling Boer. 60: Luxury beat Dart
away, 81: Old IrOnsides beat Fearless Pate
2l-5; The Sheriff beat Nellie NJ so; Fsasta<e
beat Becky Sharp, 14-5; Trixie beat Hot Patfi
1O-S: Cosette beat Hawk Eye. so; Idaho Boy
beat Musk Ike. 60; Haddington beat Intruder.
6-5: Lucky Shamrock beat Templar GalIanffn
1872: Red Brick beat Maid OF Goury Sc.
McHenry beat Beauty Gold. 1876: Molly Has
Mountain Belle. IA; Laboring Boy beat Polka
Dot I-5: Agitator beat Little Dainty 5-O-
Marguerite beat Miss Mystic. s-e; Agile Squirt
Second ~round-Manru beat Flora Free Al,
The Villain beat Good as Gold, 16-4; cava-
Piker. 1876; Prompto beat Promethesls 14-fa.
Bright Columbia beat Luxury 1919; Old Iron
sides beat The Sheriff. IA; East Lake beat
Trixy. 20; COsette beat Idaho Bow 12-0-
Lucky Shamrock beat Haddington. IA: Red
Brick beat McHenry. 40. Fretter beat Molly
Haskins. 81; Laboring Boy beat Azitator
1912; Agile Spurt beat Marguerite 16-4
Third round-Manru beat The Villain 17-S-
Cavalette beat PromptO. OF: Bright Cof1n,bia
a bye, Checkers withdrawn; East Lake beat
Old IrOnsides 12-3; Cosette beat Lucky sham
rock. 1913; Red Brick beat Fretter. SO; Agile
Spurt a bye.
Fourth round-cavaIette beat Manru. 21-s;
Eastlake beat Bright Columbia. lis; Cosette
beat Red Brick. 4-3: Agile SDurt a bye.
Fifth round-Eastlake beat Cavalette la.
Agile SDurt beat Cosette 81
Deciding course-Agfle Spurt win. nv d.
fault; Eastlake withdrawn
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
HARPOON MAKES
FASTEST TINE
Covers Course 26 Seconds
Faster Than Challenger,
Which Wins 3O-Foot Class
LOLA OUTSAILS NEREID
Interclub Yacht Association
Regatta Furnishes Some
Very Interesting Races

The ninth annual regatta of the
Pacific Inter-club Yacht Association
was sailed yesterday over the usual
channel course under favorable cir
cumstances, there being a good breeze
and smooth water.
AS 1t was an ebb tide the mosquito
fleet had no difficulty in getting across
the starting line. OF the six boats en-
tered in the 20-foot special class the
sloop Mistral and the yawl Witch did
not start. The sloop Vixen took first
prize, beating the yawl Kittiwake by
minutes ~ seconds actual time and
by 13 minutes 3 seconds corrected
time.
The yawls in the special class and
the 25-footers sailed over the whole
course, reckoned at ten nautical miles.
In the 25-foot class irst~place was
won by the sloop Ruby, which beat
the Discovery by 1:0S actual and 6:22
corrected time. The yawl lola won
first prize in her class, beating the
yawl Nereid by nearly 40 minutes cor
rected time.
In the 30-foot class w. G. Morrow's
sloop Challenger took first prize, beat
ing Westerfeld & Morrow's Aeolus
1921 actual and 11:40 corrected time.
The Challenger, however, did not
make quite the fastest time over the
course. This was made by the sloop
Harpoon, sailed by Fred Russ Cook,
in the S6-foot class. The Harpoon's
time was 26 seconds faster than that
of the Challenger The windward
stakeboat not being in place when the
30-footers, 36-footers and 44-footers
beat out for the second time, the
yachts rounded Fort Point buoy
In the 36-foot class the new Presto
sailed by w. F. Stone, took first prize,
beating Harpoon by 2:57 corrected
time, though Harpoon's actual sail
Emma and Edna did not start.
In the 44-foot class Commodore II.
Jennings sloop Speedwell won first
prize, beating Mike by 58 seconds
corrected time, though Mixes actual
saiffng time was 1:15 faster.
The judges and others went around
the course in the committee boat
Sunol. The slooD Emile was stake
boat two miles due north of the Bios
were the officials in charge of the re-
gatta: Allen NJ. Clay, referee; r. C.
Ward and S. f. Smith, judges; p. j.
Weniger and r. r. PHommedieu.
timers.
The 20-footers sailed across the
starting line between two stakeboats
anchored off Powell-street wharf to
and round the Presidio Shoal buoy
stakeboat and back to the starting
line. The yawls. and 25-footers con-
tinued TO and round the Blossom Rock
stakeboat, thence to and round stakes
boat No. 8, anchored two miles due
north, and thence back to starting
line. The 30-footers. 36-footers and
44-footers kept on to and round the
windward mark for the second time
and thence home to the starting line.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
OPEN AIR DOG SHOW AT BURGAME PROVES PRONOUNCED SUCCES
OMNIUM STAKES FOR COLONIAL GIRL
IN SLOW TIME AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
Ice Water Beats the Gate
at,Delmar and Is Never
Headed.
Special Dispatch to me Cali.

ST. LOUIS. Sept s.--Ice Water final
ly found a field in which she could
win to-day at Delmar. The Hayes
mare beat the gate and was never
headed. Favorites had a field day and
the books were hard hit. Weather
clear; track fast. Attendance, 1000.
Summary:
Betting. Horse. weight. Jockey. St. Y FIN.
g TO I-TTyOn; So H; ,Andsrson} d5 2s
Time. l:7e Start good. Won driving. Win
Fannie willoughby.. Trojan 81 George Vivian
99, Sister Lillian 80. Tony Lepping 90, Easter
waters g. Golden Light 90. Eocryst 80. Kill
monciin 102 finished as named
SECOND RACE-F1ve furiOnss; two-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Y Fin.
Even-Ihe Cook. 107 Oh Andsn) y
Z to l+Violin, 100 Cd. Austin).. So 2h
Time. l;o3k. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. J. c. Milan q CO.. b. +. by DR.. Nc
ceiver 1O4, Lady Moneuse Io7, Annabelle Lee
lO1' finished as named.
THIRD RACE-one mile and twenty yards
three year olds and up
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey, st. q Fin.
II TO 1-Amorous. 1o7 Perrine). "a 34
Time 1:44. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. W. P. Fines b. g. 90 by Star Ruby
Kinda Dwyer Sting t02. John II 81, Ivernia
102 finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-six furiongs; two-yssr-olds
and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
TO 6-Ice Water. Jos (Austin). - II
TO 5-Commodore, III (Andrsn) 2. 2 2 q
10 TO ALLEN Avon, IS (Perrine). ms Z
Time. 1:14H. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. T. H. Hayes e. Co.'S ch. m. 80 by
Watercress- -Suscol. Responsive IS also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three -year-olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey st. q Fin.
Even-The Regent. 106 Ougan) 2 12 11h
10 Anne Davis. 90 CAustin) . 10 2 Is
80 to l-Glennevis LA (BridweID 4 30 3 ms
Time, :46l4 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, Mrs. NJ. Goldblatt's b. &. 90 by Domino
Royal Gem Lacy Crawford JOG also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three year olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to l-Earro. 1o4 Ow; Duganl.- y liz
TO 1-'Bugle Horn. 80 (Rice).. 8 81 "a
% to dawson. 81 (McAfullen). q 3n
Time. :49&. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner' O. w Miller's ch. &. (6) by Hardee-Julia
Magee- Mainspring 1O5. Check Morgan %.
Getchell 80 Light Opera 107 Metlakatla 81,
finished as named. 'Bugle Horn disqualified
for fouling. handspring placed third
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
DELNIAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9.-The entries for
tO-morrow's races follow:
First race. six furlongs. maidens-Bel Occur
lG1. Felix Mozzes 107. Yellow Hammer 1O7,
Gene Handlan lO7. Pathmaster 10T, Codex 1O4
Maid Of the Order 104 Flori IO4 Muscovoir
l04. Tom Rowe 104. Looksway 104. Fannette
IC4.
Second race. five and half furlongs selling
Eduardo fO6 De Grammont JOG. Jack Moran
lO5, Mellwood 1O3. My Eleanor 1O1 Annisquam
l0l, Fred Priesmeyer 101. Courant 100, Pre-
tentative 9S, Leila Hunter 9S Joe Graham 9S,
Pique 95
Third race. one mile and seventy yards. sell
tng-Jack Little 103. Lyrist 103 Athena 1O2
Kings Charm 102. John Doyle 1O1, Triple Sill
yer 101 Lemon Girl 80
Fourth race. and an eighth miles ham
dicaQ-Jack Young 1851 Taby Tosa 100, Just
So 80, Pathos So
Fifth race, six furlongs purse-Loretta NJ
16T. Fruit 81. Layson 95. Arena 92.
Sixth race. one and three sixteenth miles
eelling-Iras los. Neversuch 1O1. Miss Eon 100
Lubin 49, handspring 9s. Sanctissima 80, Jol-
ier 80.
Seventh race. six and half furlongs selling
king Rose III, Pierce los. Scotch Dance
loT. Miss Manners 107, Crime lO7, Tangible
l07, Thisbe Jos. Lady Vashti 1O5. Pourquoi Pas
1O4, Bengal 100.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter o

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean,
First race-Determination Durbar,
Singing Master.
Second race-Kurtzmann, The Mist,
Belle Kinney.
Third race-The Lady, Port Royal,
Bragg.
Fourth race-Sweetie, Robin Hood,
Mad MulIah.
Fifth race-Don Domo. Big Ben,
Mamie Hodge.
Sixth race Girdlestone. Green
Rose. The Gadfiy.
Seventh race - Celebration. DIR.
Stephens. Telephone.
Condition of the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
Portland Racing Results.

PORTLAND. Sept. s.-Irvington racing
summary
Five furlongs. sellng-Riceful won, Scherzo
second, Roseleaf third. Time, 1908.
Five and half furlongs. seIling-Oscar
Tolle won. Frielein second, Myrtle third
Time, 1:O9A.
Rice second, Catholic third. Time, :2S5k
Six furlongs, selling-Doublet won, Sir
Dougal second, Military third Time. 1:1515
Mile and fifty yards, selling-Frank Pearce
won. Dug Martin second Henry Clay Rye
third. Time, :46l5
Mile, selling-El Photo won, Leash second
Colonel Van third. Time. 1:41.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
Company Thanks Grand Marshal.

OAKLAND, Sept. 9.-The following
letter of thanks has been received by
George K. Smith, grand marshal of
the Labor day parade:
George K Smith, Grand Marshal Labor
Day Parade-Dear Sir: In behalf OF the OAK
land Transit Consolidated and its patrons, the
public beg to tender to you and your aids
NV hearty congratulations and sincere thanks
for the skil1ful manner in which you han
died your parade. the route followed giving
us such an excellent opportunity to continue
our system with uninterrupted schedules.
The thoughtfulness manifested by you in
this respect is heartily appreciated. Very truly
yours, "
OAKLAND TRANSIT CONSOLIDATED.
J. p POTTER Superintendent
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-10
Golf at San Rafael.
Z RAFAEL. Sent. IN

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 9.-Many
members OF the San Rafael Golf Club
with their guests visited the Happy
Valley links to-day to. witness the plan,
for the Councils Cup. The weather
was warm, but some good scores were
made. Only the first round was COM
pleted. Following are the scores: r.
J. Davis beat w. j. Casey, 3 up and 1
TO play; A. S. Lilleye beat G. Sutro, s
up and 10 play; E. ]. Hooper beat
C. Curtis. i up. r. D. Madison and
c. Belden were entered. but did not
play. The finals will be plsVed on
Sunday