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FINE YEARLINCS
TO TRAVEL EAST
A. B. Spreckels' Thorough
breds Expected to Create
a Sensation at Sheepshead
BIG, HUSKY YOUNGSTERS
Superintendent G.. w. Berry
Has His Charges Look
ING Like Three Year-0ld

Adolph B. Spreckels. master of
Napa Stock Farm, is sending East to-
day to Fasig, Upton & Co.'s sales ring
at Sheepshead Bay what is pro-
nounced the grandest looking collec-
ton of thoroughbred yearlings that
ever left this State. This is high
praise when one remembers the past
performances of CalifOrnia-bred race
horses on Eastern tracks.
Superintendent George w. Berry,
who is a past master in raising year
ings,, has the twenty colts and three
fillies in the consignment in superb
condition. They are all as big and
as growthy as three-year-olds and
are expected to cast in the shade any
of the representatives of the much
talked about blue grass country Of
Kentucky. The consignment consists
of the following grandly bred indi-
viduals:
Chestnut colt by Imp. Marlus II Florence B.
BAY colt boy. lmp- soltaIre-Ca Carnation.
Chestnut colt by Imp. Solitaire Imp. Candid.
Chestnut colt by Imp. Solitaire Bohemian
Chestnut colt by Imp Solitaire Imp Glitter.
Brown colt by Imp. Marius U-Alma Dale.
Bay colt by Imp. Soltaire-Lucille II.
Bay colt by Imp. Libertine-Mackawo.
Bay colt by Imp. Solitaire Magdelinas.
Black colt by Imp Solitaire Break O. Day.
Bay colt by Imp. The Judge Grace S.
Chestnut colt by imp. MaIus IL Eiminte-
Bay colt by Ravelston Yaranabee-
Chestnut colt by Imp. Marius lI-Maya H.
Chestnut colt by Imp Marus Il-Piquante.
Chestnut colt by Imp Marius IIVielleicht.
Brown colt by Imp. Marius II-Hea adfower.
Chestnut colt by Imp. Libertine- Bridal Veil.
Bay colt by Imp The Judge Phoebe F.
Bay hlly by Imp. Solitaire-P -Pique.
Bay nlly by RsVelston- Straight Tip.
Bay FLY by Imp. Marius u-Toga.
These are the first of the progeny
OF Solitaire and of Marius H. the
young English stations Mr.. Spreckels
imported two years ago. Solitaire won
the annual Champion stakes at New
market in 1902, the Queens vase at
Ascot and six other races. He is by
Ayrshire and he by Hampton.
Marius II was a stake winner in
England and in France. He is by st.
Cert, the best son of st. Simon. His
dam is Sunny Locks, by Galopin.
The youngsters will travel East in
two palatial horse cars, which will be
attached TO the Overland Filler Su-
perintendent Berry who is in charge,
expects to land them at Sheepshead
Bay in good condition. They viii be
sold on the S1st inst. Mr.. Spreckels
viii be present, being due from Eu-
rope before that date.
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Auto En- Route to Fair Explodes.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-The army OF
automobiles coming from the East to
meet at the Worlds Fair arrived to-
day. Among the first to ride over the
EadS bridge was a car from Philadel-
phia, in which were w. B. Saunders
and j. ]. Laghney, who had been on
the way two weeks. Not far behind
was the main body. sixty-one in num-
Der. which left Springfield ILL.,. at an
early hour this morning, led by w. c.
Hubert of New York.
The touring car, entry No. 81 in
the New York-St. Louis automobile
run, exploded at Springfield to-day.
The car was owned by Ray d. Lii
bridge of New York and was being
driven by w. Bonastine. Both men
were thrown to the pavement, but
were not seriously injured.
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JOHN i. SULLIVAN WRECKS
SALOON AND is ARRESTED
Services of Three of Boston's "FInest',
Required to Subdue Former
King of Ring.

BOSTON. Aug. 10.-John L. Sullivan
at one time the worlds champion prize
fighter and even now the idol of the
lovers of pugilism. was arrested to-
day and locked up on a charge of
drunkenness.
Ever since the benefit rendered Sui
livan three months ago the big Eel
low has been celebrating rather
quietly. Early to-day he started on
a regular rampage through the Rox-
bury district. 1t ended in Alderman Pat
Bowen's saloon, which place Sullivan
made sorry looking establishment
when the barkeepers refused him more
liquor. Three of the biggest police
men at the station were sent to the
scene. After a struggle the police got
the ''twisters" on Sullivans wrists, but
were obliged to carry him to the patrol
wagon.
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CHICAGO JURY ACQUITS
"KING" OF HANDBOOK MEN

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-James O'Leary,
the king" of hand book men, was to-
day acquitted by Judge Clifford. On
the motion of Attorney Edward Morris,
in whose hands O'Leary intrusted his
case, Judge Clifford instructed the jury
to return vedict of mot guilty.
The court ruled out the evidence Of
the 100 kilograms addressed to O'Leary
and giving the odds on the horse races
at New Orleans, Sheepshead Bay and
other racetracks. The court held that
no proof was furnished that any Of
these messages reached O'Learys
hands or We're intended expressly for
him.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Siss Lee, Ralph Reese,
RetOrt.
Second race-DeIagoa, Robin Hood,
Don Domo.
Third race-Miss IneZ, Allen Avon,
Del Carina.
Fourth race-LeiIa, Sweetie, Apple.
Fifth race-Emma A Nj, Mi Reina,
Hudson.
Sixth race-Dell Leath, Gilfain. Bob
Franklin.
Condition of the track-Slow.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Mr. Dade, Anadarco,
Dresden.
Second race-Light Opera, Never
Such. WorthingtOn.
Third race-Mildred Il, Dolinda,
Ray.
Fourth race-CommodOre, Old
Stone, Taby ToSa.
Fifth race-Princess Orna, Alice
Platt, Fruit.
Sixth race-Miss Betty, Pourquol
Pas. TraDsetter.
Condition of track-GOod.
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Portland Race Results

PORTLAND, Or. Aug. 10-Irvington sum-
mary:
First race, four furlongs. selling-Pure Dale
won. 3. G. Green second Phil Crimmins third
Time 03.
Second race, six and half furlongs, selling
-Almoner won, Legal Maxim second, Modder
third. Time. 22h
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Prof1table
won, King Herald second Goldfnder third.
Time, 1:1515.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs, Oregon
Stakes, handicap-Bummer won, Mysty's Pride
second, badrusk third. Time 1:01%
Fifth race five and half furlongs selling
-Priestlike won, Mimo second, Bell Reed third.
Time l :09
Sixth race one mile and a hundred yards
Leash won Ell Photo second Invictus third.
Time, 1:4S
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Park Amphitheater Benefit

The committee having in charge the
benefit for the athletic amphitheater
in Golden Gate Park 10 be held at In
gleside on the 21st will meet tonight
in room 1000 of the Palace Hotel.
Chairman Frank G.. O'Kane and his
associates are preparing an elaborate
programme Of sports.
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FIFTH RAcE-slx and a half furlongsi
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10-The entries
for to-morroW's races follow:

for to-morrow's races follow:
First race, eleven -sixteenths OF a mile, sell
ing, maidens-Mr Dade los, Colonel Preston
103, Besterling 103. Bradwarlin 100 Dresden
100. His Worship 100. J. B. Sheridan 9s, An
adarco 95. Joe Graham 95.
Second race, seven furlOngs, selling-Never-
such l07, Conundrum 1O7, handspring 105,
Lansdowne 102, Lynch 102, Worthington 102,
Mohave 9S. Light Opera 97.
Third race. one mile and seventy yards. SELL
ing-Adelante 107. Ray los. Lady Matchless
103. Doeskln 100. Dolinda 50, Mildred L 50,
Alcom r 50. Short Cake 81
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles.
purse-Jack Young 1O2. Taby Tosa 101 Old
Stone 101, Commodore 101, Harmakis 9s. Pat
Harmon 95.
Fifth race nine-sixteenths of a mile-Fruit
1O7. Princess Orna 107. Alice Platt 1O7 VIII
lowdene 101. Only Jimmie 1O1. Erla Lee 9s,
Lady Sellers 9s, Miss Hazy IS, a Lady Fair
9S. Monogram 9S. Hattie Carr %, Arena 9S,
Nicona 9S Our Joe 9S.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Sting 105, Semper Nivax los. DR.. Kier
1903. Pathos 1903 Velos 100. Pourquo Pas 9S,
Trapsetter 9S. Miss Betty 81.
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Idaho Maryland Mine Reonens.

GRASS VALLEY, Aug. 1O.-The
Idaho Maryland mine officially start
ed at noon to-day. the event being
signalized by the blowing of whistles
and a 1ollification in the mine. This
great property shut down four years
ago. 1t is now being reopened by
Boston company. Years past it pro-
duced many millions.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Niblick, Tramator, Tea
cresS.
Second race - RoyeIIe, Maiden.
DaylesfOrd.
Third race-Burnt Hills, st. Bel
lane. Veto.
Fourth race-MoHy Brant, Flying
Ship. Stalwart
Fifth race-Jane Holly, Old Eng
land, Sais.
Sixth race Palmbearer. Major
DaingerfieId, Eugenia Burch.
Condition of the track-Slow.
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PIRATES HIT SAFELY
WHEN HITS MEAN RUNS
Chicago Noses Into First Place in
American League Race by
Beating New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

| PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.-Although Phil
! adelphia played a better fielding game than
Pittsburg the visitors by timely hitting cap
tured the last game of the series Attend
ance. 140o. Score:
r. H E.
| Pittsburg .-........s'''''..s... IL
Philadelphia ...................... 8 8 Q
| Batteries-Leever and Smith; Sudhoff and
Roth. Umpire-Emslie
| BOSTON. Aug. Observation-Disclosures game
! NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-New York-st. Louis
| and Chicago Brooklyn National games were
postponed on account of rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
| CHICAGO. Aug 10-By defeating New
/ York to-day the Chicago American League
team again went into first place. Attendance,
500. Score:
Chicago. ............-......-... II
| New York 3
Batteries-Altrock and McFarland; Clark
son, Chesbro and MCGUIRE.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug 10.-To-day's game
was played field deep with mud on the
fast and accurate. Mullin pitched splendid
ball. Attendance. 500. Score:
n...,. R; H; E;
Detroit ...'......-.'..........
Washington ........-.............
Bstteries-Mullin and Beville; Townsend and
Clarke.
ST LOUIS. Aug 10.-Gibson was knocked
out of the box in the seventh inning ST. Louis
finding him for six hits and six runs. At
/ tendance. 27OO. Score:
st. Louis .......................
Batteries-Howell and Kahoe: Gibson. Win
ter and Criger.
CLEVELAND, Aug 1o.-Cleveland-P -PhiIadel-
phia game postponed; rain.
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PITCHERS BATTLE IN SOUTH.
Baum OutpOints Jones i'm a Perfectly
Played Game.

Los ANGELES. Aug. 1O.-The
game to-day was pitchers battle, in
which Baum won out by the score Of
? 10 0. Both Baum and Jones
pitched fine ball. but the latter had
his bad inning, which permitted the
locals TO make two runs. After this
there was no more scoring on either
sides. Several times Baum was in A
bad hole, but good pitching and fine
fielding pulled him out The fielding
Of both teams was perfect. Score:
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.DWIN s SHOWS
HIS TRUE FORM
FavOrite Lands the Initial
Race on Opening Day Of
the Circuit at Vallejo
GOOD CROWD TURNS OUT
Contest for SOlanO County
Road Horses Attracts a
Large Field of Starters

ALLEJO, Aug. 10-A fairly good at
tendance of spectators witnessed the
first days racing of the Vallejo meet
of the California circuit to-day. The
track was fast, although a strong wind
was blowing. A field of seven horses
started in the first race, the 2.15 pace.
Edwin S, the favorite, won in three
straight heats. The fastest heat was
done in 2:12%.
In the race for green PAGERS a field
of eight started. All the heats were
good. DR.. w won, being closely pressed
by Cavalier.
The principal event of the day for the
local people was the race for Solano
County road horses, which brought out
a field of four. After considerable scOr-
ing the trotters were sent off, and 1t
was soon seen that the race was be-
tween Princess w and Roscoe. The
first heat was won by Roscoe. Princess
w then took the race by winning three
straight heats.
The boOkmakers did a good business.
The favorites won the three events on
the card. Summary:
General Frisbie stakes pacing 2:15 class
purse $500, mile heats best three in five:
Edwin S, by Dock Hicks-La Harpe
Tidal Wive. BY by Nutwood Wilkes-Mc-
Rev KinRsy ds 6is5lo fS Il H1ey2 III 3. No ;cb.ri.
GaIindoJ 80 - ,oo ..-li !
Economizerl By Charles Derby SILVA
and WrighD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Harry Hurst, by Delwin-La Grande
(V. Nerelhac) Observation-Disclosures. 5 5 8
Tammany. by Iris Is. Eddy. 6 6dls
Alta Genoa, by Dexter Prince &C.
HerrdnOJ -...-.................. dis
Time, 2:12A-2;13A-2:14A.
Vallejo stakes, for green PAGERS purse $500
mile heats three in FIVE:
DIR. W, by Robert Basler CIV. VIII
1
Cavalier, by Welcome Steinway CIV.
g. Durfee) ........---..--......... 2 2
Ring Rose. by Falrose emil Hollmy) 8 5
Miss Idaho. by Wilkes-Clay Jr- a. d.
SprlnSer) ----.--.-... 3
The Mrs, by Derby Ash-Hawthorne
&C. Whitehead) Observation-Disclosures. 5 4
Flora @. by FL Echo Frank MARTINI 6
Ruby H, by Baywater Wilkes q. G.
ttcnardS) .....-..--......... Z
Prince Almo. by Prince Almon q. W.
Time. 2:31h-2:14k.
District trot for SOlano horses Of the 2:35
class, purse $500. heats three in I'VE:
Princess W, by George Washington
Kentucky Prince (Thos. Smith,. 1
Roscoe by Rainbow Mcdonald u.
w HartzelD ................... 1 ? 2 2
Phyllis. by GOssiper ct. Ryan)... 3 3dis
Election Boy, by Election a. ].
hlOlZJ ...-..-.--....-. dis
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Castro, Raymond q. Struck ont
By St. Vrain 4, by Hastings 3 Bases on balls
by Hastings l. Hit by pitcher-By Hastings
I, by St Nrain 1. Wild pitch-St Vrain.
TwO-base hitS-Sheehan, Casey, Eagan Lynch
Doyle, Hastings. Home run-Eagan. Earned
runs-Tacoma Z, Portland l. Sacrifice hit
Eagan Double plays-Spencer to Beck: Casey
TO Eagan to Lynch; Eagan TO Casey to Lynch
Left on bases-Tacoma 9. Portland O. Time
Of game-One hour and 45 minutes Um-
pires-Brown and Mcdonald
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HASTINGS AN EASY MARK.
Portland Pitcher Is Batted at VIII by
Tacoma Men.

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 1O.-Port-
land never had a chance to-day St
Vrain was hit hard. but was almost
invincible when hits meant runs, and
was given superb support. The cham
pions batted young Hastings at will.
Score:
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Summary.

stolen bases-Meany. Gorton- Errors-Dele-
TEo-base hits-Anderson, Frisk Sacri6ee
hits-IoWnsend ,. Hildebrand ? DeIehanty >
rifSt base on errors-San Francisco l. First
base on called balls-On Whalen 3 of Hughes
,. Left on bases-Ssn Francisco g. Seattle 4
Struck out-By Whalen ?. by Hughes g. Hit
by pitcher-Mohler- Double play-Anderson to
t1ilcebrand 70 Townsend. Time OF game 40.
Dmpire-O' Cornell
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Four FavOrites Score Win
ming Brackets at the st.
Louis Track.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Four favorites
won at the Fair Grounds track to-day.
! notwithstanding the card was supposed
to be one of the hardest to pick of the
meeting. The rains made the track
heavy. Attendance 4O00 Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-oldn
and up;
/ Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St. y Fin.
to 1-Marchioness 81 CHeims).. Is 20
to Back Number,e7 Davis) 5 2n 2n
Time, 10 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. T. w. Holtgreeve's b. m. "a by Onon-
Bette Deceiver 81. Kiss quick 81, finished as
named. Larough 81. left.
SECOND RAcE-Five and a half furIongs;
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
to 2-Fay Templeton.95 90 (Conwy) 6 Is
to Voltage, 95 (Dickson) 80 % 2n
S to 1-Gascome, 100 Uedar). 8 IA MS
Time. 1:11A. Start good Won easily. Win
Glenview: Leila Hunter 90 A Lady 9S. Melt
wood LOG, Fay Sharpe 93. oma 95, De
THIRD RACE-One and three-sixteenths Of
a mile; four-yearolds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. a Fin.
to Miss Eon. 30 (Rice). 10 y
3 to 1-Hinsdale. 1o7 CTroxler).. II 20
II TO Compass. 1O2 o.. Wilson,. 1 IL
Time, 2:os19 Start good Won easily. Win
Nellie Bawn 97. Salve 104, Larry wilt 1O7
Banquet 104, finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
oldS and uB
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
. TO Miss Doyle. 95 (Rice) 111514
4 to1-Laura Hunter, 102 CDavis) u 21
s TO 5-First Attempt, 81 CWilson) h 8 10
Time, lis Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, P. j. Milletts ch. T. CD by The Com
moner- Thistle. Suave 102 Rustic Girl 1O2,
Lady Ray 95. Lady Contrary 102, Aminto 102.
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Six and a half furlongs;
three -year-olds and up
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St. p Fin.
4 TO 1-E. Howard. 102 (Sedar). 10 B 2S
20 TO 1-Sanctissima, 90 Davisl.. 81 80
Time :26H Start good. Won easily Win
ner, G schaeker's b m. c) by Athelring- Rose
OF Sharon. Varno Fonso 107 Feby Blue 102.
Hazel II 102, Una Price 104, Avoid 107. Baf-
fed 107 Lady Burlington 107, Alene 107,
finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths
miles; four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. g Fin.
to 1-Iras. 103 (Foley). ........ 25 13
IL to albany Girl, 1O2 (Booker) IL %
to 1-Sister Lillian.100 CDavis) 8 81
Time. 2:0SA. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. w Durkee's b m. CD by Moreno -Pamilla.
Little Corker 102. Pompey 1O4. Lee King 104,
Loone 1o4. Murmur o. finished a named.
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Rain Stops Trotting Races.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-The Grand
Circuit trotting races at the Empire
City track were postponed to-day on
account Of rain.
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Baum. 2: by Jones' 1. Hit by pitched ball
smith. Tine OF Eame-One hour and thirty
minutes. Umplre-McCarthy.
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Ye olde English a,
IA Mason st Just one trial at Babs &
Jules. That's all.
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SUMMARY

Stolen bsses-Brashesr C2). Baum, Bernard.
Two base hit 80 Toman. Sacrifice hit - Ross.
Left OF bases-Los Angeles g. Oakland z
Bases on balls-On Baum, 2 Struck out-By
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SEVENTH RACE-one mile; three-year

Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
8 to 1--B Haywood, 1O6 (Knpp) / 21 III
8 TO 5-Freckman. 9s (Greenfd) 3 2h
to VOLTA, 101 (McIntyre).. 4e 80
Time, 40 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. f. Corrigans b. c. by Hermence-
Tddedewinks. St George Jr. LOG. Charlie
Miller 1o3. Duncan loo, Requisite los, Arab
104, finished as named
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FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths

FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths
miles; three -year-oIds and up; handicap:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey St. * Fin.
IA to 5-Claude. 112 q. Daly)... 2 3i521
4 to 1-Dalesman. los @. MARTINI L 33
Time, 200 Id. Start good Won easily.
Winner J. Sanford's ch. h. by Clifford La
Tosca. Ada May, Sonoma Belle finished as
named.
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SIXTH RACF-Five and a halt furlonEs

SINH KALE-FIVe and na1I IuT1Ongs,
maiden two-y -year-olds; purse:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
to dreamer. 107 GIildebd).. % IL
to 5-Artful. 107 (Shaw)....... 30 23
to Katie Caffrey, 107 (C.Klly) 43 33
Time, 1:OS- Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, H B. Duryea's b. g. by Hamburg-Forge.
EraskiU. Goodbye, Bob Mossom. Earldom,
Lancashire Lass. Salvage Cedarstrome fin
ished as named.
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FOURTH RACE.six furIongs; the Grand
Union stakes. for two-year-olds:
80 to i-sgiight. 110 III PhiIHps) , II n
4 to Jack Lory. III (Odom). l Al "a
II to 10-Cairngorm. III (O'NeilD y 3 u
Time 10. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. J. E. Madden's b. c. by Plaudit- -Lacreale
Sparkling Star, Glenecho. Won Tromp. Jonquil
finished as named
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Los Angeles
Oakland

Totals.33 0 g 24 J.
'Graham batted FOR Jones in ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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miles: three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 10-Don't Ask Me 103. CMcD h 4
40 10 J-R Pirate 9S (Harris) 3 "a 25
TO 5-Excentral. 91 (Knapp). 81 80
Time. 2oT 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, ]. W Fuller's oh. m. 90 by Sir
Dixon Alpena. Handley Cross los also ran.
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THIRD RACE-One mile: three -year-olds
and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Judge Hines, LOG CHnry) 3 IS u
TO 2-Warte Nicht 9S CKnapp) l h %
IS to 1O-Gregor K. 107 (Hofher) ! 2 h 33
Wine lime: I;49 20 Start poor Won easily
Lullaby. Bragg 1o4. Velma Clarke 81. finished
as named.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals-55 ? S p u
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FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-
Olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
3 TO 1-TheMighty 105 (Sheehn). u u
80 TO TO icypre0ne ND9Fe ss ls1 Isnfre3 Sgmgt9
Time, 1:16 3-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner. T. G. Ferguson's ch. c. (3) by Prince
10. Rag Tag 10. Tam O. O'Shanter 109 Magic
Flute 90. Enverte 9s finished as named.
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year olds and up:
St5is RyenGreenerest glsr ei68' i68 CMSrtinj Il
g to 1--Kickshaw los (O'NeilD. 4 12 25
TO 1-Canteen 100 &c. Walsh. 3 3 10
Time, 1:40 % Start poor. Won easily.
Winner F. r. Hitchccoks b. g. by Goldcrest-
Ethel Green. The Globe, Southampton, St.
Breeze. Homestead. Sentry Kilogram. Box
wood Lord Advocate, Irascible, Trepan, Locket
finished as named.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02
NO MORE ASTHMA
Distressing Disease May Be Obliter-
ated Entirely.

New York, Nov. 1.-Several of the
best known authorities in the medi-
cal profession are unanimous in their
recognition of ascato, as specific
for asthma and kindred affections of
the respiratory organs. The large
number of permanent cures in the
past few months seem to demonstrate
beyond al doubt the remarkable eff
cacy of ascatco in the treatment of
asthma and catarrh, especially as a
majority of the eases We're Of several
years standing.
The Austrian dispensary. located
at + East 14th street, New York,
which, by special commission. sup
piled ascatco, free Of charge, is Wis
tied daily by asthma and eatarrh
Sufferers who are taking advantage
Of the opportunity to secure the Won
derfui specific Those who apply by
letter receive it by mail also without
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-02
State of Ohio, CITY of Toledo. !

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lu-
cas- county, IS:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
In the city of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of one hundred dol
lars for each and every case of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
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