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The Washington times., 1905-02-24
DECISION FOR. DEFENDANT.

The case OF the Interstate Medicine
Company sgetnst DR.. William J. OsDon-
nell, OF Thirty-seeond and 81 streets.
was tried yesterday before Justice
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
BELL DEFEATED
BY HENDR|CK
CLEVER TENNIS IN FINALS OF
MEMS SINGLES
Bell Unable to Approach His Usual
Effectiveness With the Racquet.
Hendrick Shows Fine
Form
Form

Trowbridge w. Hendrick won the
finals in the midwinter open tennis
tournament yesterday afternoon on the
Central courts at South Pasadena.
Hendrick defeated Alphonzo Bell in two
straight sets. The match started with
Hal Brady in the umpires stand. Hen
drick commenced hitting, smashing and
side of the net, and every ball he hit
made good. He made many really phe-
nomenal shots, sometimes passing Bell
only few inches, but enough to win
the point. Hendrick played this way
until he had rolled up five games to
his credit, and it looked for while as
if Bell might lose the set, love. Bell,
however, got together and won the
sixth game, and then took three more
straight, making the score stand 5-4
in favor of Hendrlck. Hendrick took
the tenth game love and the set, Ga.
On changing courts they both played
with greater care. The score boards
were turned first on one side and then
on the other until Bell had the score
standing to in his favor. The odds
against him made no noticeable differ
ence to the FIRST baseman;" rather it
seemed to nerve him, for his drives
were sure and his judgment excellent
Soon the score stood 5 ALI then all
Z ALL but Hendrlck was playing the
game, and nothing could stop him.
Bell was not at his best; his judg-
ment was not as good as usual. and he
was off on killing lobs. Bell can kill
lobs year in and year out when he
plays his game, but yesterday he
seemed weak In this line. Not one
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

word should, or can. be said to IN
der estimate Hendricks playing. The
1acts are, that Hendrlck played the
game of his life, and Bell was not quite
himself. No tennis player on the coast
can beat Alphonzo Bell, two straight
sets, when he is at his best.
Hendrick and Sinsabaugh won the
first set 60; the second set was won
by Bundy and Rising at 60. When
the third set was played to all, thew
were not able to finish on account of
darkness The game will be finished
this afternoon. Bell and Way won a
set from Elliott and Braly by a score
OF 6-S, when darkness ended it. sum
mary:
In mixed doubles: May Sutton and
a. c. Way defeated Miss Murray and
Dr. Wallace, 60, 6-1 Miss Birdie"
Sutton and Hal Gorham defeated Miss
Eleanor Peralta and Paul Hammond,
60, 6-1. Violet Sutton and Simpson
Sinsabaugh defeated Gabrielle Dobbins
and Fritz Overton by default.
Mems singles-Finals, Trow Hen
drick beat Alphonzo Bell, 6-4, 81.
In mems doubles Sinsabaugh and
Hendrick beat Craig and Browne, GA,
Ca Braly and Elliott beat Rowan and
Lee, g., 6-2. Grant and Hopper beat
Hammond and Gorham, Sc, As. 6S.
Bell and Way beat Hopper and Grant,
So, 6-2. Bundy and Rising beat Tay-
lor and Reeves, 6-1. 2-6, 6-S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Chase Goes East

The persuasive eloquence of Mr.. Dan
MEL Long, representative OF the Ameri-
can league on the Pacific coast, final
ly convinced Hal Chase that 1t would
be wiser to depart for the Montgomery
training camp of Clark Griffith and not
linger longer in the land of sunshine.
Young Mr.. Chase hed away east yes
terday and is now we'll upon his way to
the center of big league baseball ac-
tivity.
When Manager Morley drew up the
provisional contract with Chase sew
eral days ago, the lad from Santa Clara
seemed very anxious to remain with
the Los Angeles club for another sea-
son but the advent of Diplomat Long
caused an immediate change of mind
upon Harold's part,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Winners at City Park

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-City
Park results:
Seven furlongs-Sir Mars won, Otze-
go second, Lee Snow third. Time,
1;2S 1-5.
Five furlongs-Cappamo won, Heri-
tage second, Della A. third. Time
1902 1-5,
Four and half furlongs-Carthage
won. Tishomingo second, Dick Brown
third. Time, :55 2-5.
Five furlongs-Elsie L. won, Gov
Sayers second, Signal II third. Time
1:O1 2-5.
Seven furlongs-Floral King won
High Wind second, Prince Richard
third. Time, 1926 2-5.
Mile and one-sixteonth-Red Ruler
won, Rossmond second, Cursus third.
Time, AZ is. Padre finished first but
was disqualified for fouling Red Ruler.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

longs Ethel Barrymore, 100 (ClarD,
to 2. won; Morita, 10f (Tooman), S to
2, second Angelica. 100 Fountain).
to I, third. Time, 1903 Chestnut. Col
leen Dhas, Rubiquet, Budget, Orsova,
Ray Brook, Preservator and Harlem
Sailor also ran.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth
Handy BILL 10 (Taylor), to
rs. won; Fay Templeton, 96 (WrighD,
30 TO I, second; Rossbourne, 1lO
(Jones), 1S to 2, third. Time, 1852.
Lady Fashion, Lily Goldng, Bob
Lewis and Mlner's Daughter also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs handi-
cap-Princess Titania, 1O3 (Jones),
to 1. won; Cigarlighter, 1O1 (Wiley), IL
to 10, second; Ananias, 11S (Birken-
ruth. Q to 2, third. Time, 1884. Ro-
maine also ran.
Fifth race, one and three-eighths
mlles-Major Tenny. 1O9 Gackson), s
to I, won; Dusty Miller, to7 (Chandler),
1S to 10, second; War Times 1O2
(Fountain), 10 to 5, third Time.
2:26h. The Ledaean, Profitable, Lang
ford James and Expedient also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-St. George, jr,
los (wrighD to 5, won; Soufriere,
1OS (Miller). 3 to 1, second; Forest King,
1O7 (Jones), 2 to I, third Time, 1:43.
Blue Eyes, Nabonassar and Ruby also
ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Results at OakiaWn

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March "a
Oaklawn results:
Six furlongs-Orchestra won; Erema
second; Supreme Court, third. Time
ILL 2-5.
Four and a half furlongs-Dr. Nc
Carthy won Wes, second; Lavonia
third. Time, 0:57 2-5.
Mile-I Know won; Payne, second;
Loon, third. Time. 1:45 15.
Mile and an eighth-Huzzah won;
Priority, second; King Ellsworth, third
Time, 1855,
Fifth race, six furlongs-Lone Wolf
won; Marco, second; Miss Gum, third
Time, 1;161a.
Mile-Hamburger won; Olonetz, sec
ond; Butwell, third Time, 1;47.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
STANFORD TEAM
COMING SOUTH
CARDINAL ATHLETES MEET
POMONA NEXT SATURDAY
Northern University Men Confident OF
Defeating cIaremont colIegians.
Visitors Will Be Weak in
the Sprints
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
PA dual track meet between STAN
ford and Pomona college will take place
at Pomona April /. The date was or
iginally set for March 25 but owing TO
the death of Mrs. Stanford the contest
was postponed. The team that will go
south will consist of the thirteen best
athletes of the university. They will be
accompanied by Coach Moulton and
Manager Barrett and will leave for the
south March 80.
The exact personel of the team will
not be finally decided until after the
interclass field day which takes place
March 80, but from present indications
the following men will be the ones TO
make the trip: Captain H. w. Bell,
who will enter in both the jumps and
the pole vault; J. o. Miller, mile and
hale mile; w. H. flanagan, high ana
low hurdles; F. r. flanagan, pole vault
and broad jump; w. E. Crawford, ham
mer throw and shot-put; L. G. Burr
mile and two mile; P. M. Davis OF
Pasadena, 44O-yard dash; NJ. j. Weller
| broad jump, low hurdles and hammer
throw; L. NJ. Edwards, 10O-yard and
22O-yard dash and the 440-yard dash;
P. A. Wood, 1O0-yard and 44O-yard dash;
l.. G. Russell half mile and 220-yard
dash; H. L. Horton, high and low hur-
dies, shot put and high jump; and
r. S. Carter of San Diego 44O-yara
cannot leave their college work their
places will probably be supplied from
among the following: j. c. MacFar-
land of Los Angeles, hurdler; c. l..
Severy of Pasadena, half-miler; r.
Gartzman of Los Angeles, sprinter and
C. f. Hyde, shot-putter.
The Stanford team will be very strong
in the hurdles, distances and broad
jump. The two weakest places on the
team is the 100 yard dash and the shot
put. The other events are well care l
for and the cardinal representatives eX-
pect to gather in most of the points.
None of the men are in the best Of
condition because the training season is
as yet but two-thirds over, but judging
from the records made in practice some
of the athletes will do about as follows:
Miller should win the mile and half
mile and if pushed can do them in
about 4:4O and 2:O2 respectively In
the two-mile Burr can be counted on
for about 1925. In the 44O-yard dash
Davis can do 53, with Edwards a close
second. While flanagan has been
training only a week he is expected to
win both hurdles. He should do about
IS and 25.4 in the low and high hurdles
respectively. Weller is also good for
about 25.4 in the low hurdles and %
feet in the broad jump. Captain Bell
has been doing around SO in the high
jump and 21.6 in the broad. f. flanagan
has of late been vaultng at IL feet,
and Crawford can be counted on TO
send the hammer out about 14O feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Reneflt Game Tomorrow

On the Chutes park diamond tomor-
row afternoon the baseball team of the
Elks will play the Seraphs, the entire
receipts to go toward augmenting the
Elks charity fund. Manager Morley
has donated the grounds free of all
cost. Several members of the regular
Los Angeles lineup are Elks and will
play with the society's team. John
Brink and Andrew McNally will see
that the game is not thrown" Brink
to thumb the indicator and Andy to
hover about the first angle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Benninqs Winners

BENNINGS, d. c., March 24.-Re-
suits:
Six furlongs-Brush Up won; Dance
Music, second; Liberia, third. Time,
1:1S 2-5.
Half mle-T. S. Martin won; Tiptoe
second; Legerdemain, third. Time
O:5O 2-5.
Six and a half furlongs-Mon Amour
won; Cantaloupe, second; Port Arthur
third. Time, 125.
Seven furlongs-Wild Irishman won
Gold Fleur, second; Yeoman, third
Time, 1:31 As.
Six furlongs-Little Woods won;
Monte Carlo, second; Toi San, third
Time, Ill.
Mile and forty yards-Sais won: The
Huguenot, second; Whorler, third
Time, 1852.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
JOCKEY KILLED
At NEW ORLEANS
MCAFFERTY FATALLY INJURED
AT FAIR GROUNDS
As the Horses Round Into the Stretch
In Second Race Mount Goes
Down and Boys Skull Is
Crushed
BY Associated Presn

BY Associated Preso
NEW ORLEANS. March A.-Jockey
McCafferty was fatally injured by an
accident in the second race at the Fair
Grounds today. The field of eleven
was about to swing into the stretch
when Swedish Lad, running sixth, was
jumped on by one of the horses be-
hind him and had his left hind leg
broken. Court Crier, which followed
fell over Swedish Lad and Jockey Me-
Cafferty was thrown directly i'm the
path of the oncomng horses. Hope
less added to the confusion by falling
over Swedish Lad, and McCaferty, the
only one of the boys hurt, was carried
to the stables and thence to a hospital
l. was found that his skull was
crushed, both front and back; that
both arms were broken and that there
were other injuries. The physicians
who attended the boy declared the case
hopeless, and death is expected at any
moment The lad is a son of A. c.
McCafferty and a nephew of j. j. Nc
Cafferty. Swedish Lad was destroyed
Results:
Seven furlongs-Nellie Russell won;
Opinion second; Jucora third. Time
1:2S As.
Six furlongs-Capitano won; Mr..
Jack second; Judge Nolan third. Time,
1:42 2-5.
Seven furlongs-Go To Win won;
Triple Silver second; Dalesman third.
Time, 1:2S 2-5.
Six furlongs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won; Matador second; Fair Calypso
third Time, 1:13 3-5.
Mile and one eighth-The Laurel
won; Rachael Ward second; Murmur
third Time, 1:56 2-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Invasion
won; Charlie Dickson second; Ed Early
third. Time, 1907 2-5
Half mile-Wagstaff won; Markie
Mayer second; Young Lighter third.
Time, AS 40
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Bicycle Races at San Jose

BY Associated Press
SAN JOSE, March 24.-Many entries
are coming in for the automobile,
motor and bicycle races at Cyclers'
park next Sunday. Among &the clubs
to be represented are the Bay City
Wheelmen, New Century Wheelmen,
Garden City Wheelmen and California
Cycling clubs and several of the fast
est automobiles in the bay section will
contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
TO OPEN BASEBALL SEASON
Mayor and Other City Officials In
vited to Participate in Parade

On behalf of the Los Angeles Base
ball association James Morley yesterday
sent an invitation to the mayor, coun-
cilmen and other city officials to par
ticipate in the automobile parade
March 80, which will be held as pre-
liminary to the opening game of the
season, to take place on that day at
Chutcs park between the Portland and
Los Angeles clubs. Mayor McAleer
will probably be asked to pitch the first
ball of the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
SELECTIONS FOR ASCOT

First race-Swift Queen, PhiIan-
thropist, The Borgian.
Second race-Ralph Young, Glen.
nevis, Atlantico.
Third race-Workman, FirebaI, The
Cutter.
Fourth race-Pasadena, Lord Of the
Heath, Fustian.
Fifth race-Rae Tag, Beautiful and
Best, Katherine Ennis.
Sixth race-BIissfuI, Tryon, Robador.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
WILEY GIVES CIGARLIGHTER
SUSPICIOUS LOOKING RIDE
Boy Ruins the Chances of the Favor
ite In the Handicap at
Oakland
~ Assnciaied Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The
handicap contained a quartet, Cigar
lighter carrying thousands of dollars,
but every chance herhad was ruined
by the weird ride he was given at the
hands OF Wiley. Princess Titania
startled everyone by going to the front
and not stopping as she did last time
out.
Weather clear; track sloppy. SUM
mary:
First race. FIVE furlongs-Lorena NJ
96 (Wright), 8 to /, won; Iron Watson,
1903 Knapp, IL to 8, second; Avonella,
1OS (Jones), Is to g. third. Time,
1903 Ia I'm Joe, St. Francis, Bellona,
Another Guess and Tony Girl also ran.
Second race. fve and one-half fur
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

came on when ready and easily wore
down the leaders. Sea Sick just got up
In time TO nose out Miss Powell for
third money. The race was over the
slauson course for hllies and mares Of
the 8-year-old and upward division.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Ransch Pilots Winner
BY Associated Press.

I'9 4AoeVVIdNVI T IN71f
PARIS, March A,-W, X. Wander
bilt's Banshee, with Ransch, the Ameri-
can jockey up, won the Prlx Houdan
today at the Maison La Fitte races.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

49, WInfrde naco chow
HIM. st
LADY Mthfnl p andsomeF
Wfrde
up
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist VII refund money II Pazo Oint'
ment fails TO cure you 10 to u days. 30 eents
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
HERALD RACING CHART

March
hrst
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

ST. Winifrede was the medium of one
of the biggest clean-ups of the season.
when she took the last race on the card
after being backed from to to 2 TO
/. Sea Sick, the opening favorite, re-
ceded to II to and went to the post
second choice. Eugene B. went back
from 4 to S,while Lady Mirthful and
Lady Ninora, at to 1 each, were the
best liked of the others. Nellie May
set the early pace, with st. Winifede
always within striking distance. She
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25


Ila had rough journey and had to
take the overland route all the way
finishing fast This one will graduate
from the maiden class soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

Anirad should have won the third
race. w. Smith took things entirely
too easy through the stretch and was
nipped out at the wire by Flora
Bright. Moriarity outrode Smith.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

Mart Gentry, after being played from
0 to to even money won the second
race in a mild drive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

Tab Miss Provo. Showed a lot of
early speed and when placed where
she belongs will win.
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-10-27
zorene's Wonderful pronertv

Zorene is the new chemical wonder
and it is a wonder, Hungaria has
found 1t, and states through Prof
Brunn that a piece of ordinary and
easily breakable Stag, after INNER
sion in the new liquid compound, de,
fies the blow of hammer. The same
effect was produced on ordinary brick
and on a block OF red jarrah wood
When immersed in water for long
time none of the three when taken
out shows the slightest increase Of
weight by the addition OF moisture
Two pieces of steel which had been
soaked in the liquid were submitted
to an ammonia test equal to five years
exposure to the air and emerged from
the bath as they entered It. Prof
Brunn states that he can make roads
germ, dust and waterproof from Stag
which is now useless, and that he can
double the life of metals exposed To-
the air.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-10-27
Catching Mail From FLYERS.

Rapid delivery in mails is one of
lowa's blessings from fast mail train
that races over it's prairies. The long
vexed puzzle of dlscharging mail from
moving trains without hazard to the
mail, the train. and the bystanders Is
now solved by an automatic device
operated by air from the brakes of the
trains and the instantaneous action
thus secured. A platform is arranged
on the car door on which the sacks
of mail to be delivered are placed
Contact between the crane on the sta.
ton platform and trigger on the mail
catching arm on the car puts the
mechanism in operation; the mail
sacks are thus elected into a receiving
box placed at the side of the track so
constructed that the air is forced into
either end by the momentum of the
pouch. This acts as a cushion, pre-
venting damage to the pouch and it's
contents. The process Is equally good
for trains running at fifteen fsr thpse
at seventy-two miles per houk.