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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
SAYS HUSBANDS CRUELTY
LASTED THIRTY-TWO YEARS
Divorce Complaints Are Numerous
and Present Some Rare Stories
of Domestic Infelicity.

In a complaint for divorce filed yes
terday by Margaret Connolly against
her husband James, she says they
were married thirty-two years ago in
New York and shortly after the union
he began to abuse her. On July Of
this year he is said TO have felled her
10 the floor; on July 4 he blacked her
eve and on July 5, after he had cut
her cheek, she was obliged to call
upon her neighbors for protection.
The wife says that Connolly owns an
interest in a grocery and saloon bust
ness here worth $500 and real estate
at Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia. val
ued at $4,000, and his income from
both sources is $500 a month. Judge
Trout granted an order restraining
him from disposing Of his property.
Mary T. Bird, in charging her hus-
band Thomas with cruelty, says
among other things that he threat
ened TO commit suicide and said that
he would see TO it that she did not
live after he did.
William F. Hummeltenberg is sued
for annulment of his marriage with
Hattie Voeller. who married him in
Honolulu and then found he had
wife living in New York.
Presiding Judge Graham granted a
divorce to Maude Shirley Gregg on
the ground Of cruelty, she alleging
that her husband. William c. Gregg,
beat her into insensibility and threat
ened TO kill her. Gregg is treasurer
of the Northwestern Railroad and
receives 1925 a month. Mrs. Gregg
Is the former wife of James D. Page.
The court allowed her $50 a month
alimony and the custody of the chill
dren.
Other divorces were granted yester-
day by Judge Graham TO J. J. Taylor
from o. N. Taylor, for desertion; by
Judge Kerrigan TO Edwin F. Parker
from Alice c. Parker. for desertion;
10 Emma J. West from James A.
West extreme cruelty.
Complaints for divorce were filed
by Alice NJ. Harris against George
Harris. desertion and neglect: Will
liam @. King against Evelyn King,
cruelty; Katie Schwab against p. ].
SchWab. desertion, neglect and cruz
city; Albert z. Duell against Phoebe
A. Duen. desertion: Kate Tobin
against James Z. Tobin. cruelty;
Elizabeth Pachmeyer against Max
Pachmeyer, neglect, desertion and
cruelty; Catherine Hart against
Michael Hart. desertiOn: Jennie E
Dawes against Francis z. Dawes. in
Temperance neglect and desertion:
Nettie A. Peterson against Frank B.
Peterson. cruelty.
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Inxalid,s Bed ON Fire

Sparks from the chimney of a ba-
kerry at AZ Grove street, which dropped
into the room through a skylight of
an invalid woman named Margaret
Conliss, who was lying in bed. set the
bedclothes on fire. The smell from
the burning material attracted the at
tention of the other inmates of the
house, who turned in an alarm for the
Fire Department. In the meantime
the room, which is on the top floor,
was reached and the woman, who Is
over 60 years of age, was carried out
to safety. The fire was quickly extin-
guished, and the invalid, who suffered
from fright. was made as comfortable
as possible with the assurance of be-
ing safe from further danger.
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FIFTH RACE-One and a quarter miles:
SIXTH RACE = Six furiongs; three-year-
ST. LOUIS ENTRIEs.

ST. LOUIS, July THE entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair Grounds
follow:
First race. five furlongs-zinda 112, Disha-
billie 112, Loretta M 105, Useful Lady los.
Monaco Maid 105. Auroceiver 100 Sweet
Swarr 100
Second race. six furiongs-Miss Mae Day
1O7, Ice Water 1OT, Lady Contrary 1o7, Bliss
full los. Lady Felix 1O2. Santa Ventura 102,
Ancke 100
Third race. nine-sixteenths OF mile, selling
Platoon 110, Azelina 100, Mr.. Dade 107,
Quindaro 105, Black Art 105, Hadrian los,
De Grammont 1o3. Hersain 1o3. Monogram 102
Franco 102 Mellwood 101, My Eleanor 9S,
Leila Hunter 95 Fay Sharp 93
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles
Bugler 100 Forehand 100. Commodore 100.
Montebank 100.
Fifth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile,
seling-Percy Clark 122, Senator Sullivan 121,
Sid Silver 119, Avoid 112, Miss Manners 112,
Tom Mankins 110, Phiora ITO, Bombino 110,
sarctum los, Preakness los. Tottenham los,
Amberita 103 Debbe May 103, Algonquin 103.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, selling
Gaslighter los. Royal Deceiver los. Alice Tur-
ner 107, Wall 1OT, Eleven Bells 105. Strader
1o3, Pompey 1o2. Golden Light 1o2. Jerry
Hunt 1922 Leenja 100 Wolfram 100.
Weather cloudy; track slow.
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Pioneers Elect Officers

The regular annual ticket of the So
ciety of California Pioneers. as selected
by the nominating committee. was
elected yesterday at Pioneer Hall. The
following are the officers: John M
Burnett, president; A. B. McCreerv,
Robert Thompson, William H. knight
John Q. Packard and T. ElIard Beans
vice presidents; F. W. Tallant, treas
urer; w. L. Duncan, marshal: direc-
tors-Aylett r. Cotton, Silas M. Col
Inns. w. w. Hobart, Henry L. Rvrne
p. 7. Kruse, Frank J. Sullivan, Harry
]. Gibbs and Robert A. Dean.
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POOLROOMS ARE SUPPRESSED
BY LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
Governor Blanchard Has Signed Two
Bills and the Rooms Must Close
On September 1.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-Two bills
adopted at the present session of the
Louisiana Legislature suppressing
poolrooms Throughout the State have
been signed by Governor Blanchard.
After the 1st of September every pool
room will have to close. There are
eight of these establishments in New
Orleans and one in every town of the
State. Their owners have abandoned
opposition and the only stand expect
ed will probably be taken by an own
er here, who says he will test the new
laws constitutionality on ground that
the measure was not properly adver-
tised before it's final passage. The anti
pool-room bills were agitated and
adopted with such rapidity that the
poolroom operators did not have time
to organize an opposition movement
sufficiently strong to defeat the law.
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Cathedral Councils omcers.

The following named have been
elected officers OF Cathedral Council
Of the Young Mems Institute for the
ensuing term: Rev. J. J. Pendergast
honorary chaplain; Rev. J. Smith,
chaplain; William w. Kelly. president;
Robert z. Dollard, first vice presi-
dent; James A. Rountree. second vice
president; John Clifford, recording
secretary; J. J. Farrell, financial sec
retsry5 Charles Garfield, treasurer;
Joseph O'Brien. marshal; Dave Cratic,
inside sentinel; John Yorks, outside
sentinel; Joseph Redmond, lecturer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
EUREKA'S BUSINESS MEN
ARRANGE FOR BANOUETING
Chamber of Commerce Has Function
for Entertainment OF Promotion
Committees Excursion.

1t is announced by the Promotion
Committee that the Humboldt County
Chamber of Commerce will give
banquet to the members of the fourth
excursion of the California Promotion
Committee on Wednesday evening
July 13, at the Hotel Vance, Eureka
Word comes from all along the line
that preparations are being made to
entertain the excursionists handsome
ly. Between forty and fifty persons
will take In the excursion. Members
of the party will wear khaki suits
while on the stage ride between Sher-
wood and Camp Five. The excursion
bids fair to be one of the most inter-
esting that has ever been given under
the auspices of the Promotion COM
mittee. 1t will be the first time that
the business men of San Francisco
have visited the great redwood dis
trict
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Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND, July Though Port
land landed on Doc Newton, the Loo
Loo's Southpaw, to-day for a home
run, a triple, four two-sackers and four
singles, the Californians won out by
the score of to g. Nadeau was safe
in the first when Chase failed to hold
Smiths low throw. Nadeau started
for second, fell down and got up again
when he saw Chase was also prone on
the ground. He made his base.
In the sixth Ham Iberg broke into a
massacre. Three singles, a two-bagger
and Steilman's mistake. aided by Ray
mOnd's wobble, made three runs. Then,
presently, Beck drove the ball over the
left field fence for the longest home
run on the grounds this season. In the
ninth the players were changed around
and went utterly to pieces. The score:
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Totals.35 u p 13 TotaIs.37 10 27 IA |
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Want Assessments Reduced.

Among the applications for reduc-
ton of assessment filed with the
Board of Supervisors yesterday were
those from Marion Leventritt. north
west corner of Noe and Twenty
eighth streets. S45OO to $25O0: George
Dawson, lot % by 10. on Brannan
street. near Sixth, $500 to S14OO:
Bertha Biber, lot on Jones street, near
Sutter, $40, $40 to $500; w. F. Har-
ris southeast corner of Haight and
Cole streets. s3O3O to s17O0; M. d.
Cohen. lot on Ellis street, near La
guna, SS470 to $500.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Britisher, Agile, puryea
entry.
Second race-Old England, Roe
hampton, Ethics.
Third race-Lux Casta, Kohinoor,
King Pepper.
Fourth race-King Errant, lord
Badge, Rosetint.
Fifth race - De ResZke. Palm
Bearer, Atwood.
Sixth race-Linda Lee. La PucheI1e.
DanscuSe.
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Dugdale Releases Francis.

PORTLAND, July Manager Dug
dale has released Ike Francis. shortstop
and third baseman of the Browns. and
has signed J. r. Ballistro of Hoouiam.
Wash. Dugdale has not been satisfied
with Francis work and the pair held
lively talk tests on more than one oc-
casion. Ballistro is an amateur and
the second recruit from Hoquiam dur
ing the past week, the other being
Hastings. Dugdale will soon try out a
new pitcher named McInnis. from
Salem
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Trr 10 Pass Forged Checl..

John Daily and r. Cook, soldiers.
we're arrested last night and taken to
the North End station, where they
were booked on a charge of forgery.
The complaining witness was G. W.
Mitchell, a storekeper at 2s14 Green
wich street, who said they had at
tempted to pass a check on him over
the forged signature Of Captain How
land, L. S. A, whose Office is in the
Phelan building.
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Butchers to Picnic Sunday.

The Journeymen Butchers Union
No. 115 will hold its second annual
picnic at Shell Mound Park next Sun
day. All kinds of races and games
have been arranged and cash prizes
will given in the bowling tournament.
A parade of the butchers will form at
Folsom and Eighth streets at $50
o'clock and march down Market street
to the ferry. Installation of the new
officers of the union will take place
Thursday evening. July e,
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ERRORS UNNERVE ST. VRAIN.
UncIe's Men Are Able to Score Runs
Whenever They Are Needed.


TACOMA, July San Francisco had
things all its own way to-day with Bar
Der, Harris new acquisition, in the box.
st. Vrain started in fine shape. but in
the fifth, with two down, he passed
Barber, who scored on a couple of
errors. 1t was all off then with ST.
Nrain. San Francisco got runs there
after whenever needed, Hildebrand and
Meany finding singles which counted a
total Of three runs for the fifth. In
the sixth three hits and an error scored
three more runs for the visitors and
the Tigers could not overcome the lead.
To make it safe Hidebrand opened the
ninth with a single. A single by Meany
and a tumble by st. Vrain allowed him
to score. Barber was hit hard through
out the game and but for Tacoma s
errors and his own good support
would have fallen by the wayside. The
score:
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WILL DI-IAND THAT TWO
WATER MAINS BE LAID
Board Of Supervisors TO Seek Judicial
Determination of Spring Valley
COmpanY's Refusal.

The Board Of Works yesterday sub
nitted list Of mains required for
better fire protection in various dis
tricts TO the Board of Supervisors. 1t
IS intended to make a demand upon
the Spring Valley Water Company to
lay the mains with a view to securing
q judicial determination of the pow
ers Of the municipality.
The City Engineer recommends
that a 12-inch main be laid along
Pine street, between Taylor and Ma
son, and an S-inch main on Stanyan
street, between Fulton and McAllister.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08

BIRD STUDENTS WILL AIEET.-ALAME-
DA. July President Henry Reed Taylor OF
the Cooper OrnitholOgical Club will be the
host at the midsummer meeting of the bird
students to be held at his home 1875 Regent
will be read; Identification OF Birds in the
Field" w. Otto Emerson: About the Utah
and Her Brood IN Mexico'' Miss Florence N.
Bailey.
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SCHMIDT is RETIRED.
The Oakland Pitcher Is Batted Ont
of the Box at Seattle

SEATTLE, July Seattle and Oak
land played an interesting game to-day
despite the fact that the score ran into
double figures. Seattle batted Schmidt
out Of the box. Cooper, who took his
place, also received a drubbing.
Oakland touched Williams up in
spots, earning every one of the runs
made. Sensational fielding at almost
every corner Of the diamond gave the
game the interest which is usually
lacking in slugging contests.
Umpire OConnell put Deveraux out
OF the game because the latter insinu-
ated that the umpire was fat head {"
Carlo Smith got five hits out of five
times up. The score:
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Attorney Cognet Arrested.

Joseph T. Cognet an attorney, resid-
ing at s44 Sacramento street, is lodged
AT the City Prison on a charge of bat
tery. The complainant is J. D. Nc
Carthy, a collector for the California
Gas Company. Mccarthy called at
COgnets residence to remove the gas
meter because Of failure to pay gas
bills. The removal was objected to
by Cognet, and a fight followed. Cog
net declares that Mccarthy threw the
gas meter at him and he retaliated.
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HARLEM TRACK ENTRIES.
CHICAGO, July THE Harlem en-
tries for tomorrow are:

0h1CAGO, July t.-Ine Harlem en-
tries for tomorrow are:
First race. five and a half furlongs. selling
Allen Avon 104 Jade 1O2 Green Gown 102
Lady Lasca 81. Girdlestone 100 Anona 81.
Judge Sa1hey 100 Raymond K 1O5 Bert
osra 1o1, Dixelle 1o2. Bonebra5e 80, Gallant
Cassie 102. Swift and True 102, No Trumper
1O2 Dixie Lad ITO. Moorish Damsel 107.
Second race, short course, steeplechase.
hardicap-Creolin 142, Montanic IA, Handvice
143. Golden Link las. Leo Planter 165. John
T.. Owens 1872, Allegiance 1856, Cardigan 134,
Fullback 130
Third race, mile and seventy yards. selling
Falernian 103. Leila 105. Alma Dufour 102,
Jerry Lynch 100, SOufriere 102. Foresight 103,
Woods Perry 95, Kleinwood lO3.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Cigar Lighter
103 Blanche 100 Regale 100 Ire Pet 1O4,
Free Field Count 103. Ecksten 100. Salisbury
103 Florentine 10T Broadway Girl 104.
Fifth race. mile - Rabunta no. The
Lady 103 Annora j SO. Long More 103. Prince
Silverwings 100, Don't Ask Me 9S, Peter ].
Somers 100 Hudson 1O3, King Ellsworth 100,
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards selling
Freesias 93 Fair ALLEN 9S. Edward Hale 107,
Durbar 9S. Montazel 95. Louis Kraft 103, Rye
vale o. Great Eastern 9S, Brand New 100.
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
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SCULkER MAKES
A NEW RECORD
SehOles Clips Six Seconds
From the Time Made by
B.H.HowelI, Winner in '98
CAMBRIDGE CREW WINS
Defeats the Winnipeg Oars
men in the Final Heat
for the Stewards Cup

HENLEY, Eng, July Lieutenant
SchoIes Of the Don Rowing Club Of To
ronto beat A. d. Cloutte Of the Lon
don Rowing Club, in the final heat Of
the race for the diamond SOULS.
scholes won by a length and a quarter
and created a new time record, 8 min
utes and % seconds. beating the rec
ord Of B. II. Howell OF New York in
1898 by six seconds.
In the final for the Stewards Cup,
Third Trinity, Cambridge, beat the
Winnipeg crew.
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THIRD RACE-One and an eighth miles;
handicap: three year olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
S to Himself. 81 Cd. O'ConnT) 3 p
20 to Jack Ratlin, 80 CWood) . 8
Time :54 Start poor. Won easily. Win
ner NJ corbett's CHI. h by Kingston Editha.
Salvatella, Flara Florham Queen. Little EN-,
finished named.
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Ends Life With Acid.

Clara Trojoir, a domestic employed
at 730 Commercial street, ended her
life by swallowing carbolic acid yes
terday evening. She was discovered
by the landlady. who summoned DR.
+. c. RaJOtte, and the girl was re-
moved to the Central Emergency Hos
pital, where she died. Little is
known Of her. 1t is believed she has
relatives in Santa Cruz or Watson
vile.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Jade, Moorish Damsel,
Bert Osra.
Second race-Leo Planter, Creolin,
Handyice.
Third race-Alma Dufour, Jerry
Lynch, Foresight.
Fourth race - F1Orentine, Cigar
lighter, Regale.
Fifth race-The Lady, Prince Sill
verwings, Peter j. Somers.
Sixth race-Brand New, Ryevale,
FreesiaS.
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WIN March to Communion.

The officers of the Gentlemen's So
dality who were installed last Sunday
will march in conjunction with the
members next Sunday morning from
their chapel on Hayes street at 1920
o'clock to the church of ST. Ignatius.
where they will receive holy COM
munion in a body at the 1880 O'Clock
mass.
The sodality has over ten divisions,
which is an increase of four divisions
for the past year.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Loretto NJ, linda, Mon
AGO Maid.
Second race-Ice Water, Ancke,
Miss Mae Day.
Third race-Black Art, Monogram,
HerSain.
Fourth race-COmmodore, Fore
hand. Montebank.
Fifth race-Miss Manners, Debbie
May. PrealxneSS.
Sixth race-Alice Turner, Leenja,
Royal DeceiVer.
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Totals 80 Z "a a "A
SUMMARY.

Errors-Francks. Schlaney, Moskiman. Earn
ed runs-Seattle Z, Oakland Z. Two base hits
Williams. Wilson, Mohler Smith, Hall
Cooper. Three base hits-Francks Moskiman nj
Streib Sacrifice hits-Hall, Williams Stolen
base-Mohler Bases on balls-Off Williams
2 of Schmidt 2. off Cooper 2 Double play
Smith to Blankenship. Struck out-By Wi.
liams ? by Schmidt /. by Cooper l. Hits
One hour and 5e minutes. Umpire-O' ConnelI
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SCHOES CANADIAN WINS DIAMOND SOULS AT HENLEY REGAT
MINEOLA RECEDES IN THE BETTING
AND THEN CLEVERLY DEFEATS JOCUND
Et Tu Brute, a Son of
Brutus, Is the Public
Choice.
speeIal pLspatch to Th. call.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 7.-Under
changed conditions of weather and
track, there being a heavy fog when
the first race was run and rain at in
tervals during the entire afternoon. six
races were run at the course to-day in
the presence of a large attendance. An
outsider won the first race and long
shots were first in the fourth and sixth
events.
The favorites which won were
Mineola and Hurst Park, both of which
outclassed their fields AS supposed
good judges were said to be backing
other horses in these races. false prices
prevailed. Under normal conditions
and on a fast track they would have
been odds-on favorites at the start.
Because Et Tu Brute, a California
bred colt, had beaten good horses easily
at Buffalo, he was well backed to win
the second race in which H. 3. Dur
yeas Mineola, the ultimate winner.
Jocund, Rose Ben and Fine Art started.
Mineola went back in the betting. as
the track was becoming greasy.
After Et Tu Brute had led for half a
mile Mineola, always close up. shot to
the front, followed by Jocund. The
Duryea filly, which only two days ago
made new record at six and a half
furlongs, won easily. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; selling; two
year -olds:
b Betting. Horse; Weight, Jockey. St. y Fin,
TO IN. Gordan, "a (Hnnsssy) 4 2 u 2
10 to 1-Fleur de Marie,99 (Cmk) 81 l
Winner I. Monahans bay c. by Ben Strome-
Bluejaeket. Winchester, Jack McKeon Little
Filip, finished named
SECOND RACE-six furlongs; purse; three
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
to 5-MneOia. 49 100 1SS oaide6T10 S251 2S 514s
10 IN, R-s 1Ts 1os S9Ne15: SebiDs, 20
Time ia 4-5 Start fairly good. Won
al EinS WnDSr REr.T PgryS RorySen fh Elm. by
finished as named
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
handicap: three-yea olds and up:
Even-Hurst Park, 122 CMrtnl "a 81
20 to Jack Ratlin, 80 Cwood) l 2 as
Time. 1854 Start poor. Won easily. Win
ssIvafes M Fafa fRorham fR oneen tte Em
finished as named
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; the Atlantic
stakes; two-year- -olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 to i-GaTIe Jones' Io6 q ~ [cT%m SorS 5A5
to 2-Gold Ten, 9s Crravers).. 2 8 u
Time. 1:16 Is; start fair Won easily.
d
Intermission HIghborn, Perry McAden, Pete
Daley and Red Friar finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
selling; three-year-od and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey st. Fin.
s to 1-Jane Holly. 101 (Hiide) 1 III
4 to 5-Ben MacDhui, 10sCMrtin) / 10
8 to 2-Garnish. 9S (Travers.. n 10
time I:49 start poor Won easily. Win
ner. J. C. Yeager's ch. m. by sleipner-Sena
Royal. Sabat Tom Cod and Silver Days I'm
ished as named
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
purse; maiden three -year-olds and up:
10 to 1-Scnoma Belle. 105(Cochr) 3 y
ito I-Marmee los (Redfern).. D
8 to Persistence II110CWnd) II u u
Time / 80. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner Mrs. c. Cochrans ch. Z. by Star Ruby
Sonoma Sir Ship William Pidgeon Maie
Hanlon Mic Longworth, Step Away, st. Ga
ten, Rossie Dinham. Chattuah and Lord OF the
=
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Santa Cruz Assessment RolI.

SANTA CRUZ, July Assessor
Silvey gives the assessment valuation
of real and personal property as fol-
lows: Real estate and improvements.
S1O,6O9, 920; personal property, 81 ,486,-
495; money. $73,915; solvent credits.
S26,035; making total of $12,196,365,
au increase Of Sss9.43o over last year.
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Totals 80 l3 p 13
"Thielman batted for Iberg in the eighth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.
Sacrific hlts-Bernard 2. c

Sacrihc hits-Bernard .. Chase. Errors-Ray-
mond. Steelman, Chase. Spies. Earned runs
Portland T. Los Angeles 4. Stolen bases
Flood 3, Smith, Chase, Spies. Bases on balls
OF IberE > of Newton /. Struck out-By
Iberg =. by Newton 1, by Roach l. Two base
hits-Francis Castro, Cravath, Steelman Ma
deau. Three-base hit-McCreedie Home run
Beck. Left on bases-Portland 4. Los An
geles 3. Wild pitch-By Newman l. First
base on errors-Los Angeles l. Hits-On Iberg
10. Time Of game hour and 50 minutes
Umpire-Brown. Attendance-1500.
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Racing at Seattle.
SEATTLE, July 7.-summary:

SEATTLE, July Summary:
First race FIVE and a half furlongs-St.
Philippine won, MacFlecknoe second, Batidor
third. Time :0Sh
Second race, four furlongs-Lady Ninora won,
Steel Wire second, Lena Ledford third. Time.
40
Third race, six furlongs-Sally Goodwin won,
Colonel Van second Milas third. Time 1:15.
Fourth race, mile-Dollie won All
About second, Prestolus third. Time, AZ.
Fifth race six furlongs-Ocyrohe won. In
structor second Dr. Rowell third. Time, l IA.
Sixth race. one mile-Henry Clay Rye won.
The Fretter second Solinus third. Time,
1:42A.
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American Cricketers Victorious.

LONDON, July Tn the cricket
match at Lords to-day between the
Marylebone Cricket Club and the visit
ing Haverford (Pa.) eleven, the Amer
leans won, 244 to 147.