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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
HORSES WILL START
AT BUTCHERS PICNIC
Fifteen Races Are Scheduled
for To-Day at the Emery
vile Track.

The twelfth annual celebration of
butchers day will be held to-day at
Shell Mound Park and at Emeryille
race track. There are fifteen races on
the card, six of which are for the run
ming horses. There will also be trotting
and pacing races, mule race, steer
race and a race for COW ponies. The
entries:
Butchers cart race. yon Soostin's Null
ligan: George 7. Algeo's Mixer; T. Keogh's s
Billy; j. Deschler's Lucky Prince; j. w.
Danz's Loretta Bell; F. Sillineris Lizzie d;
o. Lenci's Harrington; l.. r. Katz's Razzi
R. Constants Kruger; F. Guilanis Gray Dick
G. Tassi's Headlight.
Butchers trotting and pacing race-P. SINH s
Classy W; George Algeo's Lady Shamrock; F.
Guiianis Chief; r. Constants Kruger; James
Lou; NJ. Schweitzers Vic Schiller; N J. Coax
ley's Lady Granard; p Howard's June First
Free-for-a all trotting race. one mle-P. Clio
Prince: A. L. Kinds twilight; L. R. Katz's
Razzi; M. Schweitzer's Vic Schiller: N. j.
Coakley's Lady Granard; r. Constants Pins
Free for-all trotting and pacing race. two
mile dash-George L. Algeo's Mixer; ]. A.
Lemons Teddy the Roam; C. j. Lecari s
manns Kitty d: James Fox's Lady Sham
rock; A. L. Kinds Twilight; NJ. Donnelly' s
Flora G..
Steer running race-F. Schaefer's Butcher
town Susie; F. Schaeers San Bruno Road
Belle; J. w. DAMS snowflake: F. Mora s
Vaquero running race-T. OConnor's Tan
foran; F. Schaefers Speeder; IA Danz's Pa
jamas: Bob Duff's Lovelocks: F. Mora's Bill;
E. Holoways Diamond.
Free-for-all niue race to cart-Master Lin
coin Mller's Young America: K. Prngie' $
Con Crowley; Nat Halahan's Maud: I. s.
KnuckIes Rainier; j. W. Dixon's Dolly Dix
Pacing races. Watsons King V; c. Mitch
ellis L B: Shorty Roberts Edenvale G. J..
A. Hoffmapn's Kitty d; J. Ohlenmutzs Jerry;
James Fox's Lady Shamrock; Mrs w.
Dott: c. Fulkerson's Dexter Wilks; A.. Do
menichini's Chief; Dick Adams Lady Jenries;
NJ Donnelly's Flora G: J. G. Barry Clara L.
Special race-F. Won Soostens Mulligan; T.
F. Siilneri's Lizzie D: o. Lencfs harrington;
F. Guliani's Gray Dick; G. Tossis Headlight;
w. McMenomys Trife. ,.r.,o
Running races: One mile-Dusty Miller 10
Red Damsel 121. Dora III, Goloen LAgnl llo,
Circus 116, County Down 1O9 Resin I3, Hua-
pala 107. Possart 116. Lone Fisherman 116
One mie--Allegiance 1zS Expedient ES
Brown Patsy 11o, Formero 12S Tom slayin VII
126 Eyermore liz Capital 119. Ishtar 121
Vaughn 119, Isabellita 121, cracko 123, Prince
Palatine 126.
One mile-Resin 123, Allegiance 123, J. ".
Kirby l23 Maxetta III, Tarrigan 12S. Lone
Fisherman 126. Whoa Bill I22. Mocorito 121,
one mile-Ishlana 1O5. Ripper 1o7 Circus
no. Warte Nicht no. Capital 107. Pessart 110.
Five and half furlongs-Salable %, Edro-
dun 81, Majesta 100, Huachuca 10. Titus 109.
Rainier 112. Masedo 112. Doublet H. Bar
Annie Marie 107, Lulu Dowen III, Yellow
Kid 81.
Ninora e6 Dollie Weithon 1O9, Marinell 10I,
Moreio n 107, Myrtle H 100, Vigoroso Ill. De-
coy III, Mocorito 100. Dug Martin 1o9 Mabel
Bates 96, Sherry Ill
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
weird i, First IN steeplecha,e.

results:
First race, six and half furlongs-Merfda
won Henry Luehrmann Jr. second. Silver Coin
third. Time. 1:25 3-5.
Second race. six and half furiongs-False
won. Opalanti second. Hard Castle third Time
Il :25.
Third race. one nile and seventy yards
Mamie AIgol won Lora Lee second, Know
third. Time, AS 1-J
Fourth race. steeplechase. handicap about
two miles-Weird won. Chanley second, Broad
way third. Time 3:17 3-5
Fifth race. one mile-Clandestine won Erbe
second, St. Resolute third. Time 1:43 SIS
Sixth race six furlcngs-Waiter won Re-
naissance second. Jimalong third Time lis
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Forehand Is the Only Public
FavOrite to Score Braek-
cts at st. Louis Track
LUBIN'S LATE EFFORT
The Elliott Representative
Comes With a Great
Burst of Speed at the End
Special Dispatch to me caIL

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-FavoriteS were
hard hit at the Fair Grounds to-day,
Forehand, at even money, being the
only choice to score. Had Lubin start
eG his run sooner he might have up
set even this solitary victory for form.
Summary:
four and half furiongs:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St Y Fin.
20 to 1-Arabeile, 112 (Coch-). Il ia
s to Lar. True. 1O7 CFcht). Z Z "a
to 1O-Marsaret NJ. no CMOr) / 8 2 Ia
Time. ;oI. start poor. Won easily. Win
ner. Mrs. j. c. Milam's b. E. by C,ontester- Fhe
Broom Lady Hamburg 112. Dell Phillips no
Belle OF Woodstock 1O7. Auray 1O7 Jane
Rachel Io6 Frenchie's First 107. Pirates
SECOND RAcE-Maiden s-year-oIds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. Y Fin.
10 to 1-Raviana. 100 (SewelD. 2 Ia
TO 1-Sandalwood. 100 (Dien)- II u -
TO Mrs Dolan. 100 CPer). 2 2 21z3 2
Time. III 10. Start good Won driving
Winner. M. L. Hartman's b. T. by Ravei-
stone Floriana- Raster 100. LucuIlus 112. Net
ting 100. MeDeceiver los. George g. 1o5. Katie
Ash 100, Sterling Pepper 112. Galvanic 100.
Verandah 100 Mail Box 112. finished named
THIRD ACE-rwo-year-olds; purse; four
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
ito DIR Gardner, ZOE (olD. 1 III
III. Z .
to kiss 1O6 (Cochrane) 2 81
Time. :56 1-5. Start poor Won easily.
Winner, B. Schreibers b. O by Bannockourn-
Varda- Streator Cyclone 100. Naughty 1O6.
Doc Thompson los Miss Leeds liz. Joe Col
son 106. Marvel p. log. Tonochichi 109 Horse
radsh 106, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
handicap; three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. y Fin.
to 5-Forehand. 112 F'eicht)-.. "A
to 1-Lubin. 100 (L- Williams)- 2 2
9 to Ethics. 101 Oh. Cochran) =
Winner, G. c. Bennett's ch. n. (4) by Handsell-
Foreseen. Byways 95 also ran.
mares four years old and up; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
to 1--we. Star. los G'oIey)-.- I ms
to 1-Alamode, Ito CF'eichI)..-.
5 to I'M. Manners. 10S( (Cochrane) L
Time. :O9. Start good Won driving. Win
:Ier. W. D. Kirby & Co.'S ch m 90 by Loyal
ist Satellite II. Folies Bergeres no. Fannette
Sweet 113, Moorhen 100, Vestry 10S, Owasca
1O5 and Mirnon 100 finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
four year-Ulds and up purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
Is to M Hanlon 111CWilliams) s 1 L ms
to 1-Bullfnch. los (Scemle)-- 3 4 Ia
to aladdin, 1T CFeichO--.- 5 Il 81
Time. 1-5S Start good Won driving VIM
ner. Chinn & Forsythes br- 90 by FalsettO-
Addie C. George Vivian loo, Axares 100. Prism
no. Totness los. The Bobby 1O2. Frank Nc 1OI
Safeguard III. Loves Labor 107 Missile 10
and Chapalia 107 finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair grounds
follow:
First race, one and sixteenth miles. selling
-DeIusion So Kingstelle 1O2. Hubbard 100
Carley's Dream 1O9. Mammon los. Captain
Brolaski 50, Plea 100. Bfsnop Weed 81. Dr.
Hart 109 Bountiful 100. Birdwood 100, Alfred
ZOE.
Second race, four and half furiongs. selling
-Sarsaparilla 95 Don Hamilton los. Magma
100. Conde 90. Starring los. Birmingham 102.
Sadie Martin 9S Locked Out 80. Navarres Hope
Third race, six furlongs. rnree-year-olds sell
95 Last Faustus 100. Bonnie Prince Charlie
1O5 Bonebrake 105. Red Raynard los. Billy
Wake 95, DR.. Dan 105. Bonar 81, Dromio los,
Uncle Henry los. Ametus los. Judge Brady
Ill.
Fourth race, six furlongs. selling-Miss Mae
Day 1O7 Careless los. Howfing Dervish t07.
ST. Flour 81 Our Lille SO. Just So los. Payne
107. Blennenworth log. Mayor johnson no.
Van Ness 107. Marlin 102. Action no
Fifth race. five furlongs, two-year-olds. purse
Bitter Brown 97 Wes 1o6. Beechwood 1O6.
Remus log. Excitement. 106. High Chance 112.
Turnover 81. Excitement and High Chance.
E. z. Smathers entry)-
Sixth race. and a sixteenth milee-Gco
Goo 1O2. Docile 50. Decoration 104 Tristan
Shandy los. Amberita 103. Behoove 1O7. Eclec-
tic los Ermack 102 Bronze Wing 104. R r.
williams 10S Floyd K 107.
Weather cloudy, track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Bal.ae Leads Out Bon Ami.

Downs racing results:
First race. SIX and a half furlcnxs-Gera-
MUM won- Copperfield second. Brad1ey's Pet
third. Time 1:Ah.
Second race. five furiongs-King's DAUGHTER
won. Two Balls second Cotton Town third.
Time 1:0311.
Third race. seven furlongs-NIiss Rillie won.
Two Penny second Chanterelle third Tine.
1 :32k.
Fourth race, four and half f,lrIorgs-
George c. Bennett won, Charlie Eastman sec
ond. Hermitage third. Time :56k
Fifth race. full course, steepIechase--Baizac
won, Bon Ami second, Beana third Tine
3:O7.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards-For-
eigner won. Orient second. F1orizel third. Tine,
1 so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
wa.eda ros.er. Go South.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May t.
Manager Iso Abe and his team of ball
tossers from the realm of the Mikado
left on an early morning train to-day
for the sunny south. where a series of
ball games will be played with the
teams representing the southern col
leges. They will return in two weeks
and then steam away for their happy
homes in the Orient 1t is possible the
Stanford baseball team will take trip
to Japan next year to play the college
teams there.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
international Chess Match.

LONDON, May 16.-Frank j. Marshall
of Brooklyn, the American chess cham
pion, has decided to accept the challenge
issued by D. Janowski of Paris, in
which the latter confers the odds of
four games. The two experts will play
this match as soon as arrangements can
be made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
BOATS ARE READY
FOR LONG CONTEST
Fleur de Lis Is Run Down by Scow
in Tow, but Repairs Are Made

NEW YORK, May 16.-Eight Of the
eleven yachts entered for the 3ooO-mile
race across the Atlantic Ocean for the
$1,000 cup offered by the German EN-
peror lay silently at anchor within the
shelter of Sandy Hook tonight, for the
start of the race had been postponed
until noon Tomorrow because of the
fog. A dense blanket of mist hung
over the Hook and the sea outside
where the start was TO have been made
At nigbtfall there was nothing to in
dicate clearer weather tomorrow.
The smallest yacht in the feet, the
American schooner Fleur de Lis, owned
by Dr. Lewis a Stimson of the New
York Yacht Club was run down by a
scow IN tow while the yacht was at
anchor in the lower bay before day
light to-day. She was towed into Erie
Basin and the damage was repaired
DR.. Stirlson announced that he would
be ready to start in the race to-
morrow.
CONDITIONS ARE DANGEROUS.
Though the starting committee had
announced that the boats would be sent
away unless the fog was Of the pea
soup" variety, the conditions were
clearly dangerous. There was a splen-
did sailing breeze outside the Hook
but il was dead ahead, and to have at
tempted TO send the yachts away in il
would probably have resulted in col
lIsions as soon as they began to beat
10 windward- The start of the race
had been set for 2:15 p. m, but at that
hour only six Of the racers lay at
anchor within the Hook They were
the British ship vaIhalla and the
American schooners Utowana. Atlantic,
-r1a
The Sunbeam Apache and Fleur de Lis
had not Joined the feet at nightfall,
having remained at anchor in the up
per harbor.
CREWS ARE SERENADED.
The Government tug vigilant, with
Commander Hebbingh of the Ger
man navy, the Emperor's official repre-
sentative, on board. Joined the fleet.
and two excursion steamers heavily
laden with passengers and dozen tugs
circied about among the racers as they
lay at anchor, while their passengers
cheered the American, English and
German craft impartially and their
bands saluted with the "Wacht Am
Rhein," Rule. Brittania" or Yankee
Doodle" Captain Charles Barr was on
board the big three-master Atlantic
and his splendid record of victories in
Americas cup defenders, together with
the fact that the yacht is known TO
be able and speedy, led many to re-
gard her as likely winner.
BOATS ARE SNUGGED DOWN.
Meantime the fog held thick Shortly
after D. N. the Hamburg and Ailsa
arrived and Joined. the feet. At $40
the committee boat went alongside the
valhalla and notified the Earl of Craw-
ford that the race would be postponed
until noon tomorrow. Other yachts
were notified by the committee boat
and were quickly snugged down for
the night All are expected to be at
the starting line tomorrow.
AS the night wore on the weather
signs gave little hope TO the anxious
watchers on the yachts. cold, misty
rain and fog were over the lower bay
and the wind blew a fresh breeze from
the east The forecast is for rain to-
morrow, but the racing yacht shippers
are hoping for enough wind to blow
away fhe mist and let them over the
line
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
ROCKENFIELD's ERROR
Second Baseman Holds the
Ball While Williams
Scores for Highlanders
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
(NATIoNAL LEAGUE.)

NEW YORK. May 16.-The Chicago Ma
tion3ls We're shut out for the third successive
time by the New York Champions to-day. At
New York ) o
Batteries-Reulbach and King: Ames and
Bresnahan UmpiIes-Emse and KLEIN.
BOSTON. May 16.-Cincinnati- Boston game
postponed-west grounds
BROOKLYN, May 16-By Pittsburgs win
nlng to-days game from Brooklyn both teams
mad an even break on the series, each having
won and lost two. Long hitting was feature.
Attendance, S00 Score:
Pittsburg IA o
brooklyn ...,.... ................... IL
Batteries--Lynch. Case and Carisch; Jones'
PHILADELPHIA, May 16-Three pitchers
participated in to-days game for the home
team Sparks started but showed bad form
in the third. He was relieved by Caldwell,
who pitched to three men and retired in favor
of Corridor. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Batteries -Taylor and Grady; Sparks. cald-
well. Corridor and Doom and Abbott. Um-
pire-Johnstone.
AMERICAN LEAGUE)
ST. LOUIS May ia costly blunder by
RocFonfeld, the local Americans second base
man. who held the ball while Williams scored
the winning for New York, lost the home
team the opening game of the present series.
Attendance, 2400. Score;
Batteries-Howen and Weaver: Powell and
kleinow.
CHICAGO, May 1e-Chcago- Philadelphia
game postponed-wet grounds.
CLEVELAND. May 16.-Cleveland-Bo Boston
game postponed-rain.
DETROIT May 16. Detroit Washington
game postponed-rain
-s-o->----
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Play Basket Ban This Afternoon.

The girls of the Lowell High School
and of the Berkeley basket ball teams
will meet at the Girls High School au-
ditorium this afternoon in the first
game TO be played under the direction
of the newly organized Girls Athletic
Association. This organization is sim
liar to the Academic Athletic League of
the boys and bids fair to cultivate sim
liar rivalry between the schools. The
game to-day is called for $3.50 O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Chestnut Son of Star Ruby
Finds the Track to His
Liking and Wins Handily
COY MAID is UNPLACED
Brown Filly, Which Sells for
$4,000 at the Leeds-Miller
Sale. Is a Disappointment
Special Dispatch to In. cam

NEW YORK. May 16.-The smallest
crowd of the Belmont Park meeting saw
Buttling gallop away with the Bayches-
ter stakes, to-day's feature. The son Of
Star Ruby found the soft track just to
his liking and ran to his best form He
won without an effort. The race was in
teresting, as it marked the first appear
ance this season of Coy Maid. the f1lly
which sold at the Leeds-Miller sale for
$4,000. Summary:
FIRST RACEISix and half furlongs: main
course: three -year-olds and up; high weight;
selling.
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin,
e to to iasfonaut aSx lOs q IsFe 1MccTeery5
Is to Scot Maid. los (Diggins).
Time; LIS, Start good Won driving Win VIE,
ceal. Rostand. Hannibal Bey and Fiat I'm
ished named
SECOND RACE-Four and a half furiongs
straight away; for two-year-olds; purse
to 2-Guid Star. 1l5 (ONeiD. l
9 TO Astronomer 113 Myne). n
10 to 1-Ham.awas. los cHldbd) 10 10 n
Winner. NJ. Bennington's b. c. by Gerolstein-
Nsanway Inquisitor. Montanus. Margaret .a- An
gela, Old Guard. Capias. Quoram and TootS
Monk. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-The Bay Chester; one mile;
main course; for three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin
D TO 1-Buttltng. 1UI (Lyne).--. L II i
Is to 1-Sinister. lis Lilly1..,.. 9 81 2n
20 to 1-Amb jack 107 (S-OCnr). 1 3 h 81
Time, 1:46 Start poor. Won easily. Win
ner, ]. L. McGnnis' ch. C. by Star Ruby
Falsalara. Coy Maid, Cederstrome. Jennie Nc
Cabe. Zeala. Bohemia and Santa Catalina, an-
ished named.
FOURTH RACE-Seyen furlongs: main
course for maidens; 3-year-olds and upward:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 5-Migrane, Ice (ONeiD.. III
8 to 1-sprakers. 1O5 (Knapp)-- 4 215
to 1-Comet. 101 (HildebrdD.. 2 1 1913
Time, l .33. Start good. Won easily Win
ner F. Burley's b. C. by Top Gallant-Cfnder-
ella. Sailor Boy. Liberty OleroSa, Jack Staff,
Roseneath. finished as named.
FIFTH RACEAOne mile; main course;
3-year-olds and upward; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 1-Ora, 81 (Miller). 8 h
10 to 1-Old England. 112 MUIR. o III
to 1-Jane Holly. 1O2 (Sper)-. 2 h 32
Time. 1:46 20. Start poor. Won driving
Winner, F. Johnsons br. c. by Hastings-Donna
de Ora Arato. Gold Dome. Oarsman. Ar
senal, Toi San, Daisy Green. finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs: straight; 3
year-olds and upward; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. z Fin
8 to 5-Cairngorn, 1O2 (Hide).. 3
10 to Right & True. 103 tSmth) 1 25
to 1-Uncas, % (McDanieD-.. u
Time. 1:13. Start good Won driving Win
ner s. Pages b. c. by Star Ruby-Linda Vista.
Burieigh. Toscan. D'Arkie. finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Hackep.cbmidt Needs a Rest.

NEW YORK, May 16-George Hack
enschmidt the Russian wrestler, who
was taken i'll Friday in St Louis and
appeared to be threatened with typhoid
fever, has arrived here. Physicians who
examined him said he was merely in
need of rest
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Baseball Games Postponed.

No games were played on the
grounds of the Pacific Coast Baseball
League yesterday, either here or in the
north, as the various teams were on the
road.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.

First. race-HarpOon, yOlney, Marco.
Second race - Sanction, Graphite,
Double.
Third race-Silurian, berry Hughes,
GUS Straus.
Fourth race Ellison entry, Anna
Day, Rustling Silk.
Fifth race True Wing, Clifton
Forge, Don DOmo.
Sixth race-Havfland, Sweet Tone,
Federal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Mammons Bishop Weed,
Carley's Dream.
Second race-Don Hamilton, Btrmtng-
ham, Miss Cosette-
Third raee-Ametus, Bonnie Prince
Charlie, Dromfo.
Fourth race-Mayor Johnson, Action,
Howling Dervfsh.
Fifth raee-Hikh Chance, Yves, Turn
sixth racer. +. Williams, Broaze
Wing, Tristan Shandy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Kenilworth,
the California sprinter, is carded to
carry 135 pounds tomorrow in the high
weight handicap at Belmont Park. The
days entries:
First race six furlongs. straight course.
handica ap-Spring 115 Atwood 112 Woodsaw
110. Montreson no. King Pepper los. Jerry
C o. Katie Caffrey 90.
Second race, four and a half furlongs,
straight course, two-year-olds se1ling-Cam-
bridge 1O2. Gallavant 1O4 Fast Flight 10S.
Superior Boy 97 Magic Power So Crossvays
o. George Atwell 50. Pepper Pod &C. Swallow
Sc Guy Mannering So Andria 90. Tyroler IS.
Miss Quincy Sc Gentian 50 Mintia 93. Miss
Point 9S Snowbound 91 Odd Ella 81. Leonard
]. Hayman 100 Kinkora "a.
Third race five furlongs. straight course.
the Maiden stakes-The Poet lis, Woolwich
115. Bivouac 112. Optician us. Bell Phil
lios 115.
Fourth race one mile. sellng-Lord Badge
112 Onatas 112 Upton 112. Orc 105. Little
Woods 102 Arrah Gowan 107. Consideration
1O5 The Gadfiy 100. Delcanta 100. Orfeo 107,
Masterman rs.
Fifth race. about two miles. steeplechase-
Hylas 14O Dick Roberts 149, Pious 154 Sand
hurst 140 Allen Ferries 149. Russell Sage 140.
Patagonian 13S. Flying Machine 133.
Sixth race seven furlongs. main course.
lightweight Observation-Disclosures 1856 Rostand
127 Chimney Sweep 125 Red Friar 12S
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17

CAUGHT AFTER NINE YEARS. Arthur
A. Thompson brought to this city from
Sacramento yesterday by United States Mar
shal Shine on Indictment filed in Concord
n H, April ), 1896. charging him with hay-
ing used the mails with intent to defraud.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Spring, Jerry G, King
Pepper.
Second race Andria. Gallavant,
Leonard Joe Hayman.
Third race-Beimont entry, The Poet,
Optician.
Little Woods.
Fifth rnce-Hylas, Pfous, Sandhurst.
Sixth race-Keni1worth, Red Friar,
Chimney Sweep.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17

NEW YORK. May 16.-The Chicago Ma
tion5ls were shut out for the third successive
time by the New York Champions to-day. At
tendance, 1900. Score
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-13
has lost all hope and is resigned to


has lost all hope and IL resigned to
her fate.
CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 1O.-Mme.
Schnmann Heink. singer. today re.
nonnced her allegiance to the smper-
or of Germany and applied for citizen.
ship papers.
oSKALOoSA. Iowa, Feb. 1O.-Fivs
business buildings were DESTROYED by
fire this morning. involving a loss or
one hundred and fifty thousand dor
lars.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 10
AS soon as the Oregon public land
frauds are concluded the government
Washington. Montana and Wyoming.
proposes TO look into alleged frauds In
The same vigorous policy AZ prevails
In Oregon will be continued In Wyo-
ming and Montana
WARRINGTON. ID. c., Feb. TO-
Roosevelt told Delegate Rodey OF
New Mexico he would not sign tho
statehood bill in the shape in whicn
IL passed the senate.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 10.-The La
Toilette railway bill was introduced
here today. 1t provides for appoint
ment of a commission having power
to MAKE freight rates or change those
made by railways
MUSHROOM. Mich. Feb. 10.-C.
ii, Hnckley. who has at different times
made gifts to Muskegon public insti-
tutions aggregating over two millions
of dollars, died this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-13

half OF the southwest quartsr and
the southwest quarter Of tae north.
west quarter Of section 90 in town
ship So north Of range Z, containing
l20 acres. O..
United States to Jennie May Hen
derson, the east half OF the north,
east quarter of section "a and the
east half of the southeast quarter OF
section lS in township 3S north Of
range 8, containing 160 acres.
United States to Mary Donald, the
southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF section sU and the north
west quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter of section II In township "a
north Of range II, containing 80
acres.
United States TO George Williams
the southeast quarter Of section 81
in township IS north of range Z, con
tanning 160 acres
Location Certificates.
East End, by W. H. Blake and q.
s Todd, in California mining dis
trict