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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-02
HARLEM ENTRIES

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-To-morrow's entries:
First race, four and a half furlongs-St
Bonnie 1OO Gretchen Hope 1O4 Siss Lee 1O4.
La Sigette 107, Kate Zitt 107, PirabeIIa 1O7
Augusta Victoria 107 Emma Perkins 1O7 The
Novice 1O7. Viroqua 10T Raviana I12 Janeta
III, The Lorelei 112, Ethel Day l12 Mary
Eleanor 112. Cutter 112.
Second race, six and half furlongs SELL
INSTRUMENTATION Ill. Watermelon 113 Lob
byist lis. Duncan lis, La Chaperone 116. Bay
Wood 1l6 Enverite 116. Emigre 40, Potrero
Grande 121, Wenrck 1913 Jake Greenberg 123,
Admonition 12S. Mansard 124, Jim Hale 1874,
Olympan 12S.
Third race and an eighth miles handi-
cap-Huzzah 9S Birch Broom 1o4. Bragg 107.
Port Royal ITO.
Fourth race, one mile purse-Robin Hood
81. Major T. ]. Carson 100, Schoolmate 104
Brancas 1o4. Emperor Of India 104. Phil
Finch 106
Fifth race. fve and half furIongs. selling
The Pet 100. Sincerity Belle 100. Rainey B
100. Gleeman 1903 Ralph Reese 1O3, Fleetwood
103 Petit Due 103 Double 103, The Gadhy
103, Dundall 103 No Trumper 103, Magic 1O4
Green Gown 104. Jade los. Weberhelds los,
Albert Fir 113.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards. SELL
ing--Excentral 80. Freesias a. Montpelier 9S.
Telephone o. Arab 100. Prince OF Pilsen 1O4
Maud Muller 104 Nj Reina 104 Kilmorie IO6
Mr.. Farnum LOG. d. L. Moore 1O7 Federal
los, Don't Ask Me 112.. Gracious Ill, Jack
full I'LL
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RACE: GOES TO WINNER
~ OF THE FASTEST HEAT

BUFFALO, n Y. Aug. THE Buff
fslo Driving Clubs. Grand Circuit
meeting Of five days opened this after
noon. The main event developed
into a peculiar. feature. There were
but two heats. Princess Athel and
Alta Axworthy were tied in the sum-
mary, but. after some search another
clause. was found which gave the fast
= est heat winner the first money in this
event. The track was very fast. Sum-
mary:
First race. the Preparation, three-year-old
trotters, purse Sr00Q-Princs Athel won the
FIRST heat in 2:15h. Alta Axworthy won tbs
second heat in 2:l5k Major Guethlin. Fattv
Felix and Lord Reyelstol1e also started
Second race, the Introduction. three-vear-
old PAGERS. purse S1o0o-Slmon Kenton won The
nrst heat IN 2sl312. Doris = won the second
IN 2sls5z.- -Albuls. Teddy Weaver Dorcas II
and Boss also started
Third race, 2-2o trot. purse SlOOo-AIexander
Won two straight heats in 2:llh, 2:11&. Bon
ne Russell and Silver Ore also stared
=. Fourth race, 2-01 pace. purse S15OO-Ma3ol
won two straight heats in 2;O51z. 2:O5sL
Little Squsw. Locands. Joe Pointer and China
Maid also started.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-To-morrow entries:
First race, five furlongs. maidens. selling
Lady Sellers ITO. Elenka ITO. Leila Hunter
no. Nepenthe no Voltage los. Ollie Burnett
100 Telephone Belle 105, Matera 105, Lady
Lou los. Flying Fire 1o5. Sweet swaar 100,
Bessie Brasfeld 100 Anna Belle Lee 100. Fay
Sharp 100
Second race, one mile and twenty yards
Claremont los belinda 102. Arthur 100 Berry
Hughes 100, Buccaneer 100, Scalper 81 Lord
Haven 81 Fenian o. ST. Agnes II 3d.
Third race six furlongs, purse-Red Leaf
ITO, Woodlands 103 Braden 1oS, Colonel White
103. Kings Trophy 103.
Fourth race. six furlongs, municipalities
116. Otto Stifel III. Rebo 100 Operator 100.
Floral Wreath los. Commodore 1o3. Folies
Bergeres 96. Mafalda 90. Juba Sc.
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards
Glennevis log, Light Opera 103 Wall 100.
Choice 100 St. Paris 95, Pretension 90, Ellie
90, Cardona 80.
Sixth race mile selling-Ray 1o7. vul-
cain 107. General Dix 107, Mindora los. Ed
gardo 1o4. Carley's Dream 102. Darnivan 102.
Amorous 102, Ivernia 1o2. Detest 100. Second
Mate 100. Tony Lepping 90, Nellie Bawn 81,
Little Corker 81.
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Guardians Resignation Accented.

The resignation of Edmund w Madden, az
guardian of the estate of Eliza Stoddard an
incompetent. was accepted yesterday by Judge
Kerrigan, in spite of the opposition of the Cen
trail Trust Company. which is guardian of the
estate of Mary Ann Mccain, Mrs. Stoddard s
sister and administrator OF the estate Of David
Fitzgibbon, in which the sisters have an in
terest
Judge Kerrigan allowed Madden $3.50 for
his services and awarded 500 fees to Attorney
d. NJ Duffy. The Trust Company objected to
all OF the items of Madden's final account,
including charges made by Mrs. Stoddard of
$25 month for the board and lodging of
Mrs. Mccain
The Trust Company charged that Madden had
to the Fitzgibbon estate and Furthermore that
he should not be discharged as guardian be-
cause az guardian of Mrs. Stoddard he is a
defendant in suit still pending involving the
property in question
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FRANKIE NEIL
GOING ABROAD
Premier Bantam Weight Is
Offered a Match With Joe
Bowker, British Champion
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Aug. FRANKIE Neil,
the bantam-weight champion, is going
to London next October to fight Joe
Bowker, the best 115-pounder in Great
Britain, at the National Sporting Club,
for the championship Of the world
Charles F. Matheson, the American
representative of the National Sport
ing Club, to-day had a talk with Neils
father, and the latter agreed to let his
son 20 abroad.
Matheson expects the articles OF
agreement to arrive within ten days.
1t is said that the terms Matheson has
offered to Neil Sr are satisfactory to
the father-manager of the premier
bantam weight and the probabilities
are that the articles will be signed
without delay.
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MISS SUTTON
TENNIS QUEEN
Default of Mabel MeAteer
Gives California Girl Title
of Western Champion
MAKES UNIQUE RECORD
Plays for Five Years. and
During That Time Never
Loses Set in a Tournament

CHICAGO, Aug. Miss May Sutton
Of Los Angeles to-day added the. tide
Of Western tennis champion to her
string, which also includes the national
event Miss Mabel McAteer OF Pitts.
burg failed to appear on the Kenwoed
courts to-day to defend her title
against the challenger, Miss Sutton
who won the Western tournament:
In winning the Western CHAMPION
ship, Miss Sutton made a UNIQUE rec
ord Up to the finals with Miss VIM
mer Saturday she had not lost a game
In the tournament. having captured
thirty-stx. In the finals Miss WINNER
succeeded In winning three. leaving
the California girl with a record q
having won forty-five out OF a possible
forty eight games. In the I'VE years
she has been playing Miss sutton
never lost set in tournament play,
something heretofore unheard OF in
tennis.
Collins and Little are the Western.
champions in mems doubles They de-
feated Waidner and Hunt to-day in
the hnal round by a score Of ga. ga,
60. :
The championship IN women's dou-
bies went to Miss Nicely and Miss SUIT
ton, they having disposed of Misses
Parker and Champlin I'm the final
round by a score Of So, so. .::..
Little and Collins will meet 'to-mor-
row to decide the Western champion.
ship in singles. p
In the semi-final round of mems
doubles to-day Emerson brothers were
defeated by Waidner and Hunt by a
score Of 81, 6-3, As So.
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Purse winners at Seattle

SEATTLE, Aug. Results at The Mead
ows:
First race, four and a half furlongs, selling
Judge Thomas won. B. c. Green second
wilma third. Time :55
Second race. five and half furlongs selling
-Almoner won Sol Lichtenstefn second Rose
bud third. Time 09
Third race, one mie-Penzance won. Phyz
second. Allabout third. Time 40
Fourth race five furlongs seIlinr-Redan
won, hummer second, Eldred third Time
100
Fifth race six and half furlongs selling
Sally Goodwin won, Hindoo Princess second Ell
Photo third. Time 81
Sixth race mile and fifty yards selling
Ultruda won. Invctus second Illowaho third.
Time "A
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HERMIS AND WATERBOY ARE ABSENTEES
WHEN FIELD LINES UP AT THE BARRIER
St. Louis RacegoerS Now
Compelled to Pay
Admission.
Special Dispatch to tn. Call.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 1.-Old Stone ran
to his best form TO-DAY and won hand
lily from good handicap field. 1t was
the first day that admission was
charged and 1000 persons put up 81 10
play the races. Favorites had lonely
time of it. The weather, was clear ana
the track. fast. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds four and
u to Dave stahi, 100 CwiIlTs} 2 az h
to 1-Alice Platt, 100 (McLgln) 3 26
10 to 1-Anadarco. 100 (FoIey).
ner. Martin 4 walkers b. g. by Loiterer-Lady
Clyde. Betty Gold 109 Wakeful 1O9, Varieties
liz. Laurel L 49, King Vida 1l2. Dresden
Cook 100, finished named.
SECOND AcE-Three-ysar-olds; six fur
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
= to Potter, Jos DsyisS)..." 4s N
10 to 1-shortcake, 100 (Vnbout) 8 ms a
Time, l:151a. Start good. Won easily Win
lain. Tom Rome 102. Triple Silver 100 Sol
Smith l09 Hubbard 102, Quaker Girl 100,
Turrando ito. Selected 1O5. Atlas 100. Ona 100.
Lemon Girl 100. Tristan Shandy 1O7, finished
named.
THIRD RACE-Four-year-old and up; one
mile and seventy yards
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. Fin.
TO 1-Pourquot Pas, 100 (DaViS) z ~ n
10 to 1-Athelrose, 100 Conway 81 nix
5 TO 1-Buccleuth. 104 (Austin). 3 II 81
Time, 400 Start good. Won driving. Win
Blackburn. Loone 1O4. Ladas 1oe Baby Hall
1O2, Hookseoka 1o5 Murmur 95 Flora Bright
100, Pierce j 107. Wissendine 107, Lynch 100,
Feronia 100, Golden Light 90, finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-One mile thres-year-olds
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
3 TO 2-Old Stone, "a (HowelD.... II / u
4 TO Lady Strath., 99D. Austin) 2 p 2 10
8 to 2-The Regent, 100 0Iedar).. 3 10
Time, 1:41k. Start good. Won all out
Winner NJ. p. Matlingly's b. c. (3) by Sykes
ton-White Wings: Harmakis 90. Ancke 1O5
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Ffve and a half furlongs
two-year-olds:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 2-Argosy, 80 ID Austin).. IL
II to 2-Franco. 90 WRnderbouD. % %
to Car. Wilson, 81 Hand 1 4 Il IL
Time, :0S. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, F. p. Hayes CHI (. by Cayuga-Dejure
Picture Hat 80. Persian 81. Loyal Street 90
finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth;
three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to Ellie. 90 Oh. Anderson)... 3 Il
10 to Flyer. 9s Q1edar) ........ Is %
4 TO Athena, 90 IL. Wilson,. 5 3 Is
Time. :4S4. Start good Won driving
Winner, l.. H. Ezells CHI g. (3) by st. Carlo
Jude. Conundrum los, DR.. Kier 9s, Trinity
Belle 103, finished named.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

First race-Cutter. Ethel Day, Kate
Zitt.
Second race-Enverite, Watermelon,
ManSard.
Third race-Bragg, Birch Broom,
Port Royal.
Fourth race-Major T. j. Carson,
Phil Finch, Emperor OF India.
Fifth race-WeberfieIds, Jade. Green
Gown.
Sixth race-TeIephone. Don't Ask
Me, FreesiaS.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
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SPRING VALLEY WORKS
TO PRESENT EVIDENCE
VIII Furnish Facts and Figures in
support of Its Attack Upon Water
Rate Ordinance.

Herman F. Schussler, chief engineer
OF the Spring Valley Water Works,
testified yesterday before United States
Commissioner Heacock as to his COM
potency as an engineer and expert on
the value of water supplies and plants
Tor furnishing water to municipalities.
Inc testimony was taken by order of
circuit Judge Morrow in Spring Val
leys suit against the city to declare
the present water rate ordinance UNI
constitutional
Next Thursday at II a. m. was set
Tor the taking of direct evidence. 1t is
expected that the hearing will occupy
a month.
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His Alley Barricaded.

In the suit Of c. z. Myers against sfIas 7
Kenyon and others, involving title to an alley
way near sanchez and Duncan streets, hIyers
yesterday fIed affidavit for an injunctioa
to prevent the defendants from building anJ
more houses in a way to block his OF the
alley. He says that he has been In uninter
rupted and notorious use OF the alley for TWEEN
" years in reaching his home and the wal
was not barrcaded until Kenyon and other
built house In September OF last year. He
says that they threaten to erect other struc-
lures which Will further deprive him OF the
use Of the alley unless they are restrained b.
the court.
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Italian Bank incorporated.

The Italian Bank OF California fled articles
ct incorporation with the County Clerk yester-
day for the purpose OF doing banking bust
ness In San Francisco. The capital stock Is
$500. OO0 divided into shares OF the value OF
800 each. James J. Pagan, cashier OF the
American National Bank, is the heaviest stock
holder having subscribed for $500, 900 of the
capital The following each subscribed in the
sum of $4,000: A. p Giannini. George g.
g. B. I.evaggi. G. Gaccheri, c. F. Grondona,
Joseph F. Cavagnaro, L. Denartini.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Anna Belle Lee. Leila
Hunter. Lady Lou.
Second race-Buccaneer. CIaremont.
st. Agnes III.
-ird race-Red Leaf, Woodlands,
Braden.
Fourth race-Hilee, FOlies Bergeres,
Otto StifeI.
Fifth race-Elie, Pretension, Light
Opera.
Sixth race Ray, NIindora, Tony
Topping.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

First race-McChord, GiIpin, Broad
cloth.
Second race - Trepan, Mackcy
DWyer. Requiter.
Third race-Lindsey Gordon. King
Cole. Signal Light.
Fourth. race - BObadiI, DinnpIe.
Hello.
Fifth race-Aurumaster. Rawhide.
Bistre.
Sixth race-Hamburg Belle, GRAY
Friar. High Chancellor
Condition of the frack-Fast.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boy Accidentally Shot.

REDDING, Aug. las Frank Love
and William Williers. aged Is and IA
years, respectively, were driving away
from their home at Anderson yesterdav
afternoon for a dove hunt, a shotgun
slipped through the bottom Of the cart
and was discharged, the shot tearing
away the right ear and a portion of
Loves scalp and skull. Physicians he
lieve he cannot recover.
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CARLETON GOES EAST

CARLETON GOES EAST.-Charies "A.
Carleton, alias G. G. Lawrence, will be taken
10 Cleveland, Ohio, for trial before the Federal
Court on an indictment charging him with
fraudulently using the Postoffice to further a
swindling half interest business. Deputy
United States Marshal George Durham viii
start with the prisoner this morning
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times. and. with neat sacrifice, scored the
winning runs. Attendance 1900 Score:
Washington .-...-...........2 1
aatteries-smith and Mcfarland; Townsend
and Clarke.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-st. Louis opened its
entertainment Of the Eastern American League
teams by going down to defeat before the
powers OF Bender. Philadelphias Indian pitch
er. Attendance 11OQ- Score:
s., louis :'-.''''................ /
philadelphia ..........--.-..-......4 3 /
schreck.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. Cleveland
work Of the Boston inheId was very fast. At
tendance 1900 Score:
Boston ..............-....... II ?
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis; Young and
CriEer.
DETROIT. Aug. detroit signalized their
home coming by knocking Griffith out of the
Donovan was effective until the ninth At
tendance $500. Score.
New York ..................S u
Batterfes-Donovan, Kitson and Drill: crif-
nth, Putnam and Kleinow.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PITTsBURG. Aug. Errors gave Pitts
burg two runs and brilliant fielding by the
home team prevented scoring. Attendance
$500. Score:
r. H E
FlltspurB -.--s..-s. IL o
chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Batteries-Case and Smith; Briggs and
O'Neill. Umpife-Emslie.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Boston BROOKLYN
and Philadelphia-NeW York National IAsgue
baseball games were postponed to-day because
O rain.
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FATAL FALL FROM ROOF.-William
Hentzall of 916 Howard street was instantly
killed yesterday morning by falling from the
roof of house Hoffman avenue, between
twenty fourth and Twenty-hfth streets He
employed by l.. E. C1awson. a chimney
builder.
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HELENA, Mont. Aug - Delhert r.
Bexter OF Helena. aged IS. and Patrick Nc
Donousn OF Stearns. aged IS. were drowned
SSsy "niie bathing in a reservoir near Wolf
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Banshee Wins at St. Cloud

PARIS, Aug. Wv. K. vanderbilts
Banshee won the race for the Prix
Grand Chene at st. Cloud to-day.
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When faith prays it goes out to work
for an answer.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
RHEUMATISM
JOINTS ENTHUSIASTICALLY AND STIFF

disease so painful and far-reaching in its effects
upon the human system as Rheumatism must have deep
and welllad foundation. 1t originates develops in
the blood and like other diseases of the blood is fire.
quenty inherited The poisonous acids with which the
blood is charged circulate through the system breaking
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THREE HITS IN A BUNCH
GIVE CHICAGO VICTORY
Washington Loses I'm the Seventh
Inning After Hard Pitch
ers' Battle.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGur

CHICAGO, Aug. For seven innings it was
a pitchers battle. with honors even but in
the eighth Chicago hit Townsend safely three
times ana. with a neat sacrifice, scored the
winning runs. Attendance 1900. Score:
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and muscles and causing the
cutting peculiar aid
Rheumatism
blood purified joints cine and the
muscles
the acTd alscouged
To-day
completely 1865 r
Rheumatism
ment
only temporary relief SIS lie
est of all blood purifiers
does 1t act promptly
neutrallzng the acids
to pure, healthy condition andi nvigorating and
onlng up the and all of the
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SEVENTH RACE-One and an eighth miles:
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St a. Fin
II TO 10 Hagen. 1o2 Gawrence) 8 "a / 3
y to 2-Soufriere 101 (Miller)... s IL 2S
80 70 ben Chance. no (Hof1er) All SO
Time, lbs Start poor. Won easily Win
ner j. II. McDermott & Co.'S. b. g. 90 by Top
Gallant-Sallie Hagen. Major Mansir 1O3
Gloriosa 100 Rossmond 103 Anna 100 Fleuron
1O6. Gilfain 104 finished named.
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SIXTH RAcE-one mile; thr.e-year-olas and

Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. y Fin.
ID to 1o-Gregor X, 1O6 (Henry). L / 2I5
IS to 5-Foncasta. ss Tlnapp5:.. 8 as
Time, ;43 80. Start good. Won ca sfIy
Winner. W. NJ. Hedges & Co.'S. b. e. a. by
Phoenix-Kola Jake 100. Cardinal Wolsey
102, Ethel Wheat 81. Woodyn 101, finished as
named.
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selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
Z to 1-Sais, 107 CRedfern) ..1 31k12
o to 1O-Stuyve los CHildebranD 81 3h
Time, 80 3-5. Start bad. Won cleverly.
Winner. Mrs J. Butes b. c. by ST. Blaise-
Gentlity. Prince Ching Cottage Maid Easy
Street Forward. Naughty Lady, Salm Salm
Fortunatus. Agnes d, finished named.
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FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furIongs:
maiden two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 to 20-Heart's Desire, 1o9CHlbd) IL II
to 1-Mrthless 100 Phillps) . y 2 a
u to 1-Zeala 100 (Lyne) 49,. 80 33
Time. 1907 As. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner, H. B. Duryea's b. (. by Hamburg
Admiration. Delusion. Intrigue Sparkling, Co.
tillion, Miss Modesty. Raiment, Evaskill. I'm
ished as named.
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.
three year olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
TO Lord Of Vale. 112 Oyne). l III 2
to bad News, los &C. Kelly n %
10 to 1-Caughnawaga, Ill (Odm) So 81
Time. 2:O5. Start good. Won easily. VIM
ner, A Belmont's oh. c. by Hastings-Lady
Violet. The Picket, Claude Grand Opera. At
ricander, Major Daingerheld Pulsus finished
as named.
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BAYoNET CHARGES.
Russians Received and Repulsed the
Enemy Six Tins.

London. Aug ga dispatch from
Lao Yang TO news agency dated
Aug 80, says
The japanese artillery fire only
ceased at S O'Clock this evening. The
casualties have not yet been ascer-
tanned
The Third Russian corps repuIsed a
japanese assault the japanese being
hurled back by baSonet charges firstly.
By the Twenty-third and then BIZ the
Twenty fourth regiments, which re-
ceived and repulsed the enemy no less
than SIX times
Two japanese companies which sue
ceeded IN occupying a Russian position
were mistaken for Russians and ami
hIated by japanese artillery FIRE
At O'Clock in the afternoon the Jap
anese concentrated their fire on Rus
sian southern detachment and also
tried % outfiank the detachment from
me right under the protection Of the
batteries.
One company after another was no
ticed running swiftly to the westward
IN an attempt 10 outhank the positions.
but Russian regiment and 4 battery
were ordered 10 advance, and succeed
cd in forcing the enemy TO retreat in
disorder, evacuating positions they pre-
Viously had gained.
There has been an immense eNpeudi-
ture OF ammunition throughout the
day. especially on the southern front
against the Russian Third CORPS.
II is believed that the Russian losses
so lar have not been very ffeavy ex-
cept 10 the regiments which sustained
bayonet charges All the men serving
one Russian gun except one were killed
by shrapnel. The survivor. who was
badly wounded, herOicaliy brought his
sun to headquarters. and even then re-
FUSED TO quit his place until the gen
erai peremtorily ordered him into the
hospital
A more energetic attack is expected
tomorrow.
1t seems that General Kurolzi's force
nlent
tn morale Of the Russian troops is
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WILD YARNS AFtOAT.
Some of the Exaggerations CT the
War in the East.

OOLlE VI the EAdkk cIdS-OnS u the
War in the East.
st. Petersburg. Aug. 30.-(l2-23 D. M
General DragomirOff, the former gov
erDOr general OF Keiff. an authority on
military matters, dcvotes a long arti-
Gle published in a military magazine
today to the exaggerations of the war,
ridiculing the marvellous tales Of Jap
sucse exploits, in scaling precipitoUs
heights, and saying that the magma
ton of some OF the Russian cOrrespou-
dents is apparently running riot. He
refers to one correspondent VINO de-
scribed the Cossaeks' Iances and swords
as being blunted on shirts of mail WORN
by Japanese officers and quotes an
other who described the Japanese AZ
Transporting dummies which were used
10 distract the Russian firt. The gen
eTal mentions third correspondent
who said the japanese suaners carry
:, map of the whole Of M3nchuria with
every range marked on it
General Drsgomiroh, who himself is
a partisan Of the bayOuet. takes issues
with the assertions. that the Japanese
have a distate for this weapon. declar-
ing that the Japanese evidently under
stood its use better than the Russians.
knowing the folly of rushing at an en-
emy from a long distance without pre-
liminaFy fire. He says the Japanese OF
the past were accustomed to cold steel
and produced some famous sWordSmen
and swordmakers-