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New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
C0RONERS BILL REPORTED.
Measure Will Probably Pass the Senate
Next Week.
tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. ]

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
Albany. Feb. AFTER executive session tonight
The Senate Cities Committee reported favorabIy on
the Eisberg bill abolishing the coroners in New
York City This measure passed both branches Of
the legislature last session. and was vetoed by
Mayor Mcclellan The bill will probably pass the
Eenafe next week
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE Al.MANAc

Sunrise 1903 Sunset 5:25 Moon sets e;sslNo. -
HIGH WATER.
A. A.M-Sandy Hook 1903 Gov Island Io.latt4su -. -
PM-Sandy Hook 1880 Gov Island 10se He'll ste 49,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY o.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Tuesday, Feb. z, 1905.
ARRIVED.

steamer statendam Dutch. stepgeE; Rotterdam
and %S @ cabn agd 80 to Seesr ehs
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 10 a m
10 with iron ore to the Psnusyvana salt
ing Company. Vessel to Bowring & Co. Arrived at
steamer Amphitrite (Br). James. Torrevieja Janu-
%n HF sa EFan rr1e aed at Eayh ha Bar to m & Co.
Steamer Athalie (Nor). Madsen. Barcelona Decem-
seTe 1 san to Ff cebSos co With % Ae G He
ssss%sr : Snigss 3 ssSrss pr Putnam rsko-
hama hama October H. Kobe 22 M9ii 2S Shanghai 81 Foo
Singapore December 10, Port Said January 6 and Al
Fiyed at at the Bar at a % VII" muse AT
steamer Cheronea CBrI swatrdge Antofagasta Noveu-
videO 20 and Charleston c. January 81 to Beeche.
Steamer Zua Bennett, Maracaibo Ja uary 2S Curacao
80 and Ponce February l. 70 Boulton. Bliss Dalett.
81 to the Panama Railroad Co with 20 passengsrs
malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar at AS m.
Caibarien 81 to Munson. with sugar Arrived the
Steamer Egda. from sasua. etc. Passed in at Sandy
steamer HrRndo Cor, Olsen Cardenas January q and
Matanzas 81 to W Munson. with sugar. Arrived at
steamer Mexico Stevens Havana February A. to James
f Ward & co. with o. passengers. mails and mdse Ar
Steamer Menzsnilo Cuban Hun TampicO January p
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1855 a m N'1 q ~ WIN
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine
Norfolk 10 Dominion SIS Co with passengers ana
mdse. Passed Quarantine at 4:O3
ter with mdse; 4e;,,, Passed n % Quarantine at m;
ary 25 Christania 2s and Christtansend ~ - tbs
scandinavian- American Line, with passengers and
Steamer Lewis Luckenbach. Cameron. New-orisans
Shorcd north Of scoSand IsSsSp at WtS M o' An
steamer Armenian, anchored of the Sandy Hook
sandy Hook. n j. Feb 7. $40 p m-wlna west
northwest strong breeze; clear.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
SAILED

Steamers Deutschland (Ger). Naples and Genoa: Pal
lama Oer) Hamburg VIA Newport News: Wilhelm
Ger crosse VGer( Bremen; Paioma (cuhan). Mobile
Harald (Nor). CardenaS; Slavouia (BT) Naples Trieste
and F1ume Jefferson.J Norfolk Newport News; Ad-
vance Colon; Ell sud. Galveston Comanche Charlestov
and Jacksonville: Herman Winter Boston,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08

A NNUAL ELECTION OF THE AMERiCArS =
INSTITUTE Thursday Feb S.h. 1904 AZ ~ :"
s4th Street. Polls open 10 A. NJ to NJ s.,'x
HENRY WELSH. ~ =
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08

CARNEGIE HALL.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW flik
Fri. Feh. 10. at s:SO--Sat.. Feb. N. az SD.
Conductor-MR FELIN WEINGARTNER Of Muncla
,frogram' 0vertuEes-tal "IphiEenia In sAa.ss Aa,s
Weber; symphony No. 3 Weingsrtner; Die HuaHsa
schlachG" Liszt.
TWO GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERTS.
UNDER FELIX WEINGART$Ek. -
February 18th. Afternoon; February 18th. ETeaias
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
TO-DAY.

springs mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
49,. Grand opera season 1908-lso5.

IRVING PLACE THEATRE.-FarswsH Perforranc..
"Gyges und sein Ring -~s'1s'
The oasis., 1905-08-19
SONORA SETTINGS. A Collection of Happenings ln the
 State Over the line.

Esqner, one of the strongest mer- chants of the Minas Prietas min ing camps, was in the city during the week. This was his first visit to Cananea, and he says that Cananea is slightly bigger than
 Minas Prietas. He left for Bisbee and other Arizona points on Friday.
 At Moctezuma B. +. Graham, John Brooks and T. J. Wylie are in custody on account of the legal complications growing out of the forcible possession taken of Fl Tigre mine by the Graham party some weeks ago. Mr. Wylie (of Nogales) was superintendent for the company, and delivered posses sion, without protest or opposition.
 In this issue of THE OASIS there appears the Articles of Incorpora- tion of the Sonorense Prospecting & Developing Company, which is organized to denounce, prospect, develop and sell mines in the State of Sonora. The general manager of the company, Mr. l.. Q. Friend has enjoyed long experience as a prospector and miner in Sonora, where he knows the whereabout of many good things which will be taken in hand by the company. The articles of the new corporation were framed by The Oasis Incor- porating Bureau"
 The Articles of Incorporation of the Angus Mining < Milling Com pany are run in the columns of THE OASIS. The company includes strong financial men in Texas, and has taken over the Yeso and other mines near Las Cruces in the Hermosillo district of Sonora. The properties are ant5guaS of merit, with great records of production. The company having them now in hand will proceed to install modern machinery for their ex- ploitation and operation upon a large scale. The charter was se- cured through "The Oasis Incor- porating Bureau"
 In the fraternal order of Knights of Pythias, jurisdiction in Mexico was long held by the Texas grand l lodge of that order. Two years ago ] a lodge was established at Cananea 1 in Sonora, over which jurisdiction | was given the grand lodge of Ari- zona by the chancellor commander of the national organization. To that ruling the grand lodge of Tex as appealed to the supreme lodge, ! in session last week in Chicago. | That body annuled the ruling of i the supreme chancellor command CT, and jurisdiction in the order in Sonora returns to the grand 1 lodge of Texas.
 Mir. Wm. Strickland has met real public necessity by opening a first class assay office at Mazda lena. fn that district and other regions of Sonora centering at that point are many who are engaged in prospecting and mining who need the work of good reliable man, one who is thoroughly ex- pert, and who will devote his en- tire time and attention to the
The oasis., 1905-08-19
Good Gold property.

The Dea Mining Company have within one-half mile of the town of La Colorado, a good, gold bear ing property, twenty pertenencia8, through which run twenty-one veins all showing valuable ores. 4 twenty foot shaft from which have been taken ores running high in value. The property comments itself to investors. For particulars address.
 LUIS B. PADRES, tf. La Colorado. Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1905-08-19

work, which Mr. Strickland may
 be depended upon to do. The gentleman has installed new in- struments and with the good cre- dentials he holds from some of the leading mining companies, he is sure of doing an extensive busi- ness.
 Cananea Herald: Juan Mon- garro, cowboy who scales over the mountains of Bacoachi every day, was making his daily run on Saturday last, when he was cross ing one of the arroyos and saw something yellow, that shined in the distance He rode towards it and picked 1t up. It was beauti- ful gold nugget, which he brought to Cananea and sold for two hun dred dollars. It has the appear ance of an egg. It is very smooth, and shows that 1t has been badly worn rolling over the rocks. This might lead to discovery of some rich placer ground or to some valuable gold mine.
 A telegram from the City of Mexico says: In order to use the same fuel, if possible. on it's Mexi- can extensions as k used on the main line. the Southern Pacific, itI is reported. has given contract to 5. K Hoyt, a geologist of this city, 10 make a thorough exploration for oil through Sonora and along that part of Mexico through which it is expected the Sonora railroad will be extended. Mr. Hoyt, who is a member of the firm of Hoyt x Thompson, left last night for the north. Mir. Hoyt declined vester- day to discuss the contract with the Sonora, beyond admitting that he would bore tor water. It is reliably reported, however, that oil will be the principal object of Mr. Hoyt's explorations. For the first few weeks it Is expected the ex- plorations of Mir. Hoyt will be con- fined to the state of Sonora, but failure to find oil there may cause him to extend his field. The man. agement of the Sonora road has long been anxious to adopt oil as fuel on the road, but should the extension of the road to Guadala- iara be built the question of fuel will be come even more important.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
SIXTH RACE-one and three -sixteenths
ILL.,. fe,,r -.onr.cIds ana IN. nurse
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds:
First race six furlongs, seling-Mrs. Jack
Dolan 81 Jack McGinn Ito, Bonnie Prince
charlie 100 Netting Sc Shippingport los.
Sadie Burch 1o3, Betty Gold SO, Mayor Gra-
ham IO7 McDeceiver 80. Hoceo 9S, Nevermore
lo7 Delusioni 81, Avoid 100, Montauk Triiby
100. -
100 Ethel Davis 100, One More 101, Tender
Crest 1o3, Frank l.. Periey 105, Folies Ber-
ceres 1O5 Mordella 103, Ladas Ill, Dolly Gray
107, Mise Manners 105, Room Mate 1o3. Court
Third race five furlongs. two year. -olds,
Yves I06 High Chance JOG, Horse Radish 103,
Silver Sue 107 Holscher 1e6 Dr. Gardner 105.
Fourth race, mile. Mississippi Valley stake
Miss Mae Day 9S, Lubin 100, Dave Sommers
dor e7, Colonel White IS, Just SO 101, BY
Ways 1o3, Forehand 110, Angleta 81 Dargin
1O4. Fonsoluca 105. CMiss Mae Day. Lubin
and Dave Sommers. w. W. Elliott entry.
Fruit and Rainland, Mrs. NJ Goldblatts en-
try Colonel White and Just SO. Z. A. Chinn
& Co. entry. Angieta and Dargin, b. Schrei-
Der entry.)
Fifth race one u and q g. Nss SIseensh IL miles
9s, Gregor K 112. Never Such e5, Jack Young
80. The Regent los.
Sixth race six furlongs. selling-Benson-
107 Van Ness 107 Invasion 104, Lady yashti
100. Action 112, Tyrolian SO, Lacy Crawford
Ill Inspector Halpin OF, Miss Affable o. w
p. Palmer 100. Our Lille 1o2,
Seventh race. one and half miles, selling
Prism 107, George Vivian los. The Bobby 100.
Water Cure 100 Murmur 81, Goo Goo 97 Tot
ness 81. Aladdin los.
Weather cloudy; tract fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

If DIR. Moskimans wailop over the
first bag in the ninth spasm yesterday
at Recreation Park was really a foul
ball the Commuters were beaten. If it
was fair one they were bunkoed. Bull
Perine opined the ball was foul, but it
looked like pippin over the initial
sack. At the time of this catastrophe
Oakland had a full house and one man
out The next one offered Moskiman
went to Toman, who whipped into q
double play, and the game. was no
more. Score-Los Angeles 2, Oakland 1.
The game hinges on that old foul
ball decision. The leather travelled SO
fast it was hard to say where 1t struck.
Perine thought outside was correct,
though a bunch of fans in the vicinity
swear by everything they hold sacred
the ball was foot inside the line and
as fair one as ever left bat. At any
rate, it was good finish for a good
game of ball, though 1t might have
been more satisfactory
The Angels only CLEANED a pair of
safe drives from the offerings of the
doctor, but they both figured in the run
column and both were doubles The
first came in the sixth, when Dillon
brought in Flood from second by soak
ing one over Dunleavy's nut. Gray got
the last one in the ninth, and it went
to the same spot Bernard sacrificed
and Flood walked. Jimmy Byrnes
whipped the ball away over Francks'
head at second, and Gray had time to
crawl home on his hands and knees.
Dillon came through with another to
right, but Kruger threw him out at
first.
Oakland came up fighting in the
ninth. Kelly beat out bunt, and after
Devereaux popped Francks was there
with a walk. Byrnes clouted one over
second, completing the full house. Then
Moskiman came along with that old
drive, and the game ended when he hit
into the, double play. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
POISON BRINGS DEATH
TO FORTY LITTLE CATS

A report was received at the Humane
Society Tuesday that a cat and four
kittens were starving to death In the
old "Ye Sign of Ye Peacock" restau-
rant on Geary street. Investigation by
Secretary Holbrook, his assistant and
the Office boy disclosed the fact that
about forty cats were prisoners in the
place.
There were felines of every known
hue and with an astonishing variety
of vocal powers. The office boy tried
to coax the kitties with brown sugar,
and Secretary Holbrook tried to shoe
them out of the door.
Yesterday Holbrook took up a wag-
onload of meat sprinkled with strych-
nine and by nightfall eleven pussies
had passed out into the great beyond.
Most of the others died under the
house. and probably within a few days
the neighbors will have cause to re-
member the dear departed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
NEW YORK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, May 12.-FollowinS
are the entries for tomorrow at Bel
mont. Park:
First race. six furlongs maidens main
course-Gsilant Mate 11o Hustler 10 Castor
IoT Nevena 1o5 Grand Duchess 105. JonQuil
107 Jsckstan 10. Sailor Boy 10. Liberty
IAT 1SOrslight 105 St. Roma 105. Billy Roche
I07. Dfone 10 Comet 1o7.
Second race five furlongs, stra gflt two
yesr-oIds. seIling-Jeorard Joe HayTnon 1o5
lncorrigfbie IS Just 1O4 Catalogue los, Harri
Kari 90 CrosSways 81. Speedway 81, Mintia
g. Superior Boy 81, Phyllis A 1o4. Miss
Point i0z.
Thftd race. four and half furlongs. the
Fsshion-Cousin Eva ia, Pythia ia. st.
Ursula IA. Tiptoe 11s Andria ia Belle OF
Peouest ia Jesssmine ia, Merry Go Round
ia Connedienne IA Pamela IA cherwell ia
Fourth race one mile. Withers, main course
-Blsndy 126 CsirngorTn 12e. Sparkling Star
I26 hot Shot 12o. Migratne 12e. Wild Mint
12e Sysonby 126
FIfth race. about two and a half miles.
Whitney Memorial eepiechase-Imperialis
1853 Arain 1s3 Flying BUttress lee Good and
Plenty I5e Coligny 1876 Msckey Dwyer I56.
Game Cock l4s Dromedary 16s Ivan Ie3,
Rube 163.
sixth race. one and three sixteenth miles.
hsudicap,-Graziaiio 126 Ostrich ia Right
Royal lls. Mssterman 112 Whorler 1I3, Film
derr los Ken l0s Bowler 100, Priority 9S
Weather clear: track drying
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
BETTORS BACK
WINNER HEAVILY
Son of Knight of Ellerslie
Is Played From Six
to One Down to Two
OWNER VIEWS THE RACE
Shares His Pleasure of the
Victory With Congress
man Timothy d. Sullivan

BELMONT PARK. May IA
Joaquin. at 10 l. backed down to
to l, barely lasted long enough
to-day 10 defeat the so 10 1 shot,
Buttling, with Race King and Spark
ling Star close up. The latter were
SO nearly on even terms il was difficult
20 separate them.
II was the New Rochelle handicap
Joaquin won for his owner, whose
pleasure was shared by q notable
group OF sporting politicians, led by
Congressman Timothy d. Sullivan.
The stake was worth $500 to the
winner. Joaquin is trained by Frank
Weir for David Johnson. william
Lakeland formerly trained the colt,
but asked Johnson as a favor to put
him in some other stable He's not
much Of q horse" said his owner, who
possibly thinks different now. Sum
mary;
FIRST RAcE-Handicap; three -year-clds.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
70 Col. Girl, l2o q; ". Baker, 3 n
. e l-Preen. l0l CCreamer1.... 1873 Ia
~ Tins 3s Isl = % start good Won ridden
e5sae eq SPRe q e hSxss N bay York % BY MedaIss
Prince Ching. finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-seven furlonEs, main
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
Q 5-LoTd Badge. ies 5Bn2ail. p
70 i-Deleanta, s. lJ.JOhnsonl 3 32
ne Goushsres s'a stabel bees brown @1R orvPs By
Atheling- Miss Clenron- Fiat, Orteo Toi San,
finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-seven ana a hslt furIonxs:
Rev Rochelle handicap; three -year-olds.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. 3. Fin.
5: E7s::3i.ss EE7sssss's lSS 8 $SssI Sab M
Winner. D. c. yosnsons bsg colt % by qgetpS KRiF6t
ef The Thistle-Lsdy Alice. Sparkling star
Sidney c. Love, Fly Back, Ornonde's Right
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Four ana half furlonEs:
straightawey; two-year-oids; maiden FLIES and
Betting. Eorse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
10 70 st. Estephe. los (Romlee) 1 II II
z to to 1-IIlr,o3ns1des. Il,3,1 loS CL5ildbrnd( a, 2!
Time. :54- Start fair Won handiIy. Win
ner, A Belmonts b. &. by Octagon-Stendora-
Lille r. Swallow College Girl and Top Sail
finished zs named.
FIFTH RACE-Ffve furlongs: straightauay:
two-year-oids: maiden colts purse:
BETTING Horse, Weight, Jockey ST. q Fin.
10 5Merry A Boy. ios So.Nsiil; IL ! IL
q 70 -AIcEfttredge, los shaw Al 30
Time. 1.0l. start good Won easily. Win
o B Bsnsstaf ST. stascteal G M SIR rrisan
and Laneham finished as named
SIXTH RAcE-six furiongs: straightaway;
three-year-oids and M: handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
10 TO king Pepper. e5 walsh Al Ia
4 to I-BurIeigt. I23 Gyne) 2h 30
Time. l:lS- Start good Won driving Win
ner r FarrelIs ch- & by Kantska- -Gienieve.
Spring. Adbell end Wcodssw finished as
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
KANSAS CITY ENTRIES.

KANSAS QTY, May 12.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at Elm
Ridge track:
First race, four and half furlongs maidens
st Joseph 1O3, Major Bawn 103 Polly Forest
1oS, Creel 1O6. ST. Hubert IO6 Girard I06, Rus
tic Lad 106. The Broker 1O6 r M 106 Uncle
Dudley 100 Belvoir 106. Happy Lad los, Mohur
Jog. W. ~. Carey los Mary b. Clark 1O3.
Second race, steeplechase. handicap. short
courSe-Joe Kern 100. CoIlegian $50, Wild
Range no. Creolin 142. Jim Bozeman 143 John
Z. Owens 1fS.
fnird race. six furloPgs. selling-Walter Gum
So. My Honey 81, Adare 9S Hazel ROBBERS 1O1
Tom Bone 103. Double Six 106 Reticent 10.
Fourth race. one mile. Kansas City World
Selling SIakes-Siss Lee 50. Leila 93 The Lady
Rohesia Oh, pevout 95. Auditor 0s. Thistle DO %,
Willie Newcomb leo. Ed Ball 106. Judge Hines
100. Alma Dufour l12. Elliott 112.
Fifth race. one mile purse-Bryan 81, Ara
90 True Wing 30. Floral King los. Bragg los,
Bondage los.
Sixth race. seven furiongs selling-Grand
vitesse 81. Iole 81. Goldspot 81. Tryon 90.
Golden Mineral 90. Duugannon 1O2, Princess
Tulane pO4. St Giles 1O4, Dutch Carter lOJ.
Dionied lf06. Percy Clark los
Weather cloudy track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
JAMES p. GRACE, FIREMAN.
DEPRIVED OF MONTHS PAY
Commissioners Pass on Charges of In
subordination, Neglect of Duty
and ''Slight IntOxicatiOn."


At the regular weekly meeting OF
the Board of Fire Commissioners yes
terday charges of INSTRUMENTATION.
neglect of duty and slight irtoxics1-
tion" We're preferred against James p.
Grace of Engine Company No. 10 by
Battalion Chief I. M. Fernandez.
Grace was also charged with using DIS
respectful language to Captain George
Bailey The board decided to deprive
Grace of one months pay
Chief Sullivan recommended that
the Board of Supervisors be requested
TO authorize the Board Of Public
Works to expend $4,000 of the ap-
preparation of $15O,00O set aside for
an auxiliary water supply for increased
fire protection for the Oceanside dis
trict.
A resolution from the Sutro estate
recommended that the Board of Su-
pervisors be requested to set aside
$1,000 for the maintenance of a hose
company in place of the engine COM
pany at present established ON Cliff
avenue, between Forty-seventh and
Forty eighth avenues.
William j. Spinetti Of Engine was
granted fifteen days leave OF absence
and w. W. Harvey OF Engine 80 ninety
days absence, without pay Francis
Wells was assigned to Truck s. The
board decided to attend the funeral to-
day Of p. H. Fleming. who had been
in the service for twenty years. A
resolution expressing the boards re-
gret at Fleming's death was ordered to
be entered on the minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
OTTO STIFEL
FINISHES FIRST
Barney Schreiber's Repre-
sentative Captures the
Feature at st, Louis
BOOKIES ARE LUCKY
Only the Wise Men of the
Game Back the Horses
Whose Numbers Go Up

ST LOUIS, May 12.-Although two
favorites and Well-played second
choices were numbered among the
winners to-day at the Fair Grounds
the day was one Of disaster, save for
the wise men Of the game. Starting
with the victory Of 80 to l shot in
the opening race and closing with a
terrific finish in the last, when Jockey
Cochran fought off challenging horse
with his whip, the day was filled with
incidents. The feature race, a six
furlong dash. resulted in victory for
Otto Stifei, which was favorite for the
race part of the time. He divided hon
ors with Fireball the remainder of the
betting period. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Four and half furlonEs;
purse; two-year-olds:
25 to Miss Leeds, 1oe tFoiey) 5 - Ia
to 2-Margaret NJ 100 tMorty) :. 22
Time, so 2-5. Start fair for all except
Birmingham. Won easily Winner, W. d.
Kirby & Co.'S ch. T. by King Gold -sidda
Hallow. Frenchie's First 100, Auray 100,
Bluegrass Lad 112, sicyou 1o9, Chief Hayes
1l2, Birmingham 112. finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-one and a sixteenth miles;
purse: three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin
S to G-Kenton. SO GMcGee5 I 522
to 1-Mammon. 1o2 lsedeD.. 8 3 3 IA
Time. 1:5o 40. Start good, Won easily
Winner, F. Wallhauser,s b. g. (3) by Bathamp-
ton Blue and White. Butwell S6. Bishop Weed
SO, Axares Ill, Lee King 106, Bountiful 1G2,
Grief 100, Birdwood ILL., Alista 105 Carley's $
Dream 106, Bell S 81. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Four and a half furlongs;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin
IL to MARVEL P. 1O1 lBarronl u
8 TO TOP Robinson, 1o6 (Wsn) =
20 to miss Cosette, 100 (Ricee -. u
Time, Sc 2-5. Start poor. Won handily. Win
ner, c.. straus & Co.'S b. I. by Plaudit-
Vile 90, Ramus 1903, Astral II 1os, Rusticate
9S, Judge Watkins 10o Maginia loo, Oasis
95. Narpessa 90, oddaith -, finished as
named.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; purse:
to lotto stiitei. iea pSrnink, j - j l3s
to 1--Elastic, no 6FeichD ..-... -
Time. f;14Rl. Start good. Won cieverly-
Winner, B.. Schreiber's b. h. (4) by Sain-Wa-
tumka. lust So 1o7. Ahola 81 and Fancy Dress
81 finished as named
FIFTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles;
three-year-olds and up: purse:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey st. q Fin
to ri Williams. sifIs1r .1o5Barron5 6 IN
Time. / 40. Start good Won handjiy. Win
ner, e A; chinn & Co.'S b. c: @. by cayusa-
g. Decoration los Bandillo 102, sambo 113 and
Light Opera - finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and three -sixteenths
miles; four year -olds and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin
IL to 5-Trist. Shandy, 107fWlms) 2 ! 2 3
to 1-Bullfinch, 102 tSeder). - 1125 Ia
Time. 2:o4 20. Start poor. Won driving
Winner. J. g Bratton's ch m. IA by Bal
gowan-Miss Baker. Hubbard <02, Eclectic 107
Pathmaster 107 Montpelier 110, The Bobby 10b.
Fdgardo 1o6 Plea 102, Loves Labor i06 and
Pepper Dick 1c6 finished paned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race--Mayor Graham, Netting.
HoceO.
Second race-Folies Bergeres, Ten
dcrcrest, Dolly Gray.
Third race--Wes, Silver Sne, High
Chance.
Fourth race - FirebalI. Matador.
Forehand.
Fifth race-Gregor X, Terms Rod.
The Regent.
Sixth race-Actioh, Lady Vashti. In
spectOr Halpin.
Seventh race-George Vivian, The
Bobby, Goo Goo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
REDO SHOWS
A FAST Mile

KANSAS CITY, May 1.-THE mile
race at Elm Ridge track to-day provid-
ed an interesting contest. Rebo won
with Telephone second. The distance
was covered in 1:39A. Silent Water
won the last race of the day at six
furlongs, beating Sweet Tone. Sum-
mary:
First race. seven furlongs-Marsh Redon
won, Ferryman second. Nina Fly third. Time.
rs.
second race five MISUNDERSTANDING won.
hattie Carr second Dunning third. Time, .01.
1hird race. four furiongs-Rustling Silk
won, St Joseph second. Agnola third. Time,
Fourth race. mile-Federai won Dunbar
second, Mirena third. Time I:4I.
Fifth race. mile-Rebo won Telephone sec
ond, Royal Legend third Time 1:3pBt
Sweet Tone second Marco third Time, :f3L.