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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
The Mcdowell Mare
Gets Up Just in.
Time to Score
Fustian Is Second,
With Right and
True Third.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

-
SARATOGA, Aug. THE rain on Sun
day made thetrack at Saratoga dead and
slow to-day, causing a few Withdrawals.
The attendance was better than usual for
Monday, 1000 spectators passing through
the turnSties.
1t was a close fit for Geranium in the
Catskili stakes, as in the last strides he
caught Fustian and Right and True. The
latter had led all the way and was once
six lengths in advance Of the field, but
he died away to nothing. Fustian collared
him three Jumps from home only to be
caught in turn by the fast-coming Gera-
MUM Loretta M could not get out of
her own way for some. reason, possibly
the going. Summary:
FIRST RACELseven furlongs. handicap;
Biting. Horse. Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
5 to PIP. Hainbarg, III GHdbrD l y | ms
y to ID Arkie. sIo5 tMnier)..s6 8 h 81
Time, 27 Is. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. H. p Whitney b e.. by Hamabgrg-
named.
SECOND Handicap steeplechase;
about two miles: four-year-o -olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
I to 1-Pious 14o GFinneganl. ! 4
70 to 1Eep6niet lE aassterl95 i4S ssa Rag3 10
Time. 4:36 2-5. start good Won easily. I.
HsdnE sSdk sh 81 SS Pagan sa1 By
knight of Harlem, Gameeock, Russell Sage,
Steelmaker, finished as named 7u
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs for
fllies and geldipgs; two-year-olds; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St Fin
to wi o, t19 tW. Knapp) 31 | ms
Is to II Navarro, 119( (JNfcIntyre) s. l q
is TO 5-Commune 104 tHldbrd). q 3 Ia
Time. :o9 Start fair Won dTlTing WIN Win
Watergrass Odella, Progress, Raviana, Flora
zonde Andronike, finished as named
FOURTH RACE-seven rurIongs; The Cats
kill; three-year- -olds and up; selling:
TO 5-Geranium, 1o6 Oyte) h
e0.to 1-Fustian.. log I4assenl 8 h 2h
Time. 1:27 80 Start fair: Won driving
Winner, r c. McDowelPs b. f. by Mazzarone-
Galliard II. Gamara, Canreen. Ascension, Lo-
retta NJ The Clean, King Pepper. Jerry Z,
Letola Old England Florentine and Good-by
finished named.
FIFTH RAcE-one. mile; three-year-olds and
up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin
ii to 5GAthlone, 1OI CWishard). l 1 h 3
20 10 king Rose, 1o4(W .Buehn) h
to The Gadhy. 96(Fountain) y
Time, 1:412-5. start fair. Won easily. Win
ner, J. S wishard's ch g. by Handsel-Lizzie
Gilman. The Mighty, Benyoho, Cottage Maid,
Peggy O'Neal, Gay Lothario and Worthwhile fin
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
two -olds; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight; Jockey. St. Elm I'm
Z to 5-Vendor, ia fSbawJ .....5 J. Ia
20 to 1-Anodyne. 10t Baird. 10 8
soto 1-verenese, 93 Digginsl. 3 ~
ner, r. r. Hitchcock's br- by Ogden-Vendu
Sidney F, James Reddick, Toots Nook. Mollie
DonolIue, Rubaiyat, Red Eye. Peeping Tom,
Flip Flap, Quixote and Confederate finished as
named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD FOR
THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Company Formed to Build Line Out of
stockton to Lodi and Other
Points.

The Central California Traction Com
pany yesterday filed articles of ineor-
poration, in which the company an
nounces it's, purposes of building rail-
roads, acquiring warehouses, charter
ing tugs and ferryboats, operating
fumes and constructing aqueducts and
bridges :,
1t is capitalized for $4,000, 600. of
which 100000 is already subscribed.
The incorporators are H. and NJ
Fleishhacker of this city, Alden An
derson of Suisun, Fl. H. Griffiths of
stockton, John Treadwell of Oakland
Fred NJ. West of Stockton, David f.
Walker of San Mateo, and II. H. Ferns,
f. W. Smith, w. ]. Bartnett and j.
Dalzell Brown of San Francisco. The
latter is named as treasurer of the
company.
The company already possesses rights
of way for an electric line in Stockton,
where it proposes to build about IL
miles of line and then extend it Is
miles farther on to Lodi, from which
point it is intended to eventually build
the line to Sacramento, and to Modesto
and other points in the San Joaquin
Valley. Treasurer Brown stated yes
terday that the company has no con-
nections with the new Western Pacific
company, notwithstanding the fact
that several directors of the proposed
electric system are interested in the
steam railroad project. OF the $4,000
shares of the companys capital stock
H. H. Griffiths holds 2990.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
JUMPERS PROVE
THE ATTRACTION
ShackeIford Wins
Steeplechase at
Latonia.
Special Dispatch to TIL. call

CINCINNATI, Aug. There was not
much class to the card offered at Lato-
MIA to-day. the steepleehase being the
feature. 1t was won by Shackelford in
easy manner. The talent picked three
/ winners. The track was muddy, and al
though the weather was pleasant there
was small attendance.
The colors of Chinn & Forsyth were in
evidence being carried to victory in the
two-yearold race by Osee and in the
seven and a half furlongs selling race by
Picture Hat. Summary:
FIRST 4RACE-Seven and half furlongs;
tifree-year-olds. and up; selling
! BETTING Horse Weight Jockey St. "a Fin.
5to 1-aandy Bill, 90 stMorrfs). 4 3 Is
II to 2-Lady Lou, sS tRadtke}. %
q to 1-On1eacla, 9S (Hooker). 81 3
Time, / ~ 3-5. start good. Won easily.
Winner. C. Wilson'S eh. c. e5l by Handspring
Biletta.. Ike 3d.. Gracious 9a. Twenty Shot -, %,
Bernice 81 Full sway 9s Frank Green 80
, finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-one mile and seventy
yards: three year-eids and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st Fin
6 to 5-Fonsoiuca loo Radtke). 2 I !
II to- 2-Grapple, 104 tHalD .....t1 "a
II to 5-Saranola 96 CRobinson). 3
Time. 1;52 Start bad. Won easily Win
psr W Pqghs CHI h. 90 by Ip9 sol Fsigsr
Royal 1o4 finished named.
THIRD RAcE-Five furIongs; two-year-old
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. y Fin.
I to 2-Osee, 103 (Wilson). l 11a1
8 to Floss S. 80 (Merris)...... h
I to 2-Rossini 9S (Radtke). 2
Time / :04 SO Start good. Won easily
Winner, Chinn & Forsyths b. {. by Odd Eel
low Brdseye. Sister Edltn 93 orline 1O3,
Telepathy s3 Grace Wagner 105.- Begonia S3
and Beatrice K 9s finished as named,
FOURTH. RAcE-seyan and half furlongs
three-year-oIds and up selling
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. Fin
Is 10 Picture Hat IS tKoernr)11 5 l
9 TO 5-Et Donoso.~ 10 tNicot1.
90 10 Hot 100 (Griffith). 6s
Time 1:40 3-5 Start good Won driving.
Winner Chinn & Forsyth's ch. f. by wagner
Fairoum. Happy Jack 101. Rossessa 92, Mint
Bed 90. Naran 103. finished as named
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase short course:
three year-oids and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. 81. Fin
IL to 5-Shackelford. 40 (Pattn) 2 l
3 to 2-Evander IA (Sulivan) y D
IL to lights Out. 135 (Pbrtn)-1 3. 1873 II
Time 1904 AS. Start good. Won easily.
Winner G. Cochran & Co.'S ch c. by De Ma
varro- Tee -Ky-Tee. Poorlands 163. also ran
SIXTH sRACE-Five furlongs; two-year-olds
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. 8. Fin.
I to 10-Romola, 102 (McLghln) 5 I
8 TO 1-Mandator. 113 (HalD.. l 1152 Ia
30 to- 1-Yazd, 100 CThompson). 3
Time :G4 1-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner w. Gerst' b. c. by 1-amplghter-Swift
Sure. Marvin Neal 96. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
PENNSYLVANIA GOLFERS
CAPTURE -OLYMPIAN CUP
Defeat the Western Golf Association
Quartet by Five strokes in Com
petitiop at Chicago,

CHICAGO, Aug 7.-W. C. Fownes'
team of Western Pennsylvania Golf AS
sociation players won the Olympian team
cup event after an all-day battle on the
Chicago Golf Club links to-day by the
total score of 600, defeating the Western
Golf Association quartet by five strokes.
w. j. Travis four, representing the Met
ropolitan Association. was third, with a
total of 644 The Pacific team finished
with 710. The st. Louis and Wisconsin
association teams withdrew after the
morning round.
Several hundred enthusiastic spectators
were in the gallery that followed the
feature pair of the day, National Cham
pion H. C. Egan, leader of the Western
Golf Association team. and former Cham
pion Walter j. Travis, captain of the
Metropolitan quartet. In the morning
Egan was slightly errauc and got total
of II to Travis 49, In. the afternoon
neither did good medal scoring, each get
ting an 50, but Travis six holes and Egan
only three.
DR.. D. p. Fredericks. one of the play
ers, who is thought to be almost certain
to bother some of the stars in the ma
tional championship tournament, which
begins tomorrow, had the best medal
card of the day--79. 7-156, a record for
the course.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 7ETa4-4Fhe entries
for to-morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race, seven furlongs, selling-Eneda 80,
Merino So Darthula a3. Colonel Jim Douglas
"a. Handy Bill 81, Algonquin SO. Lily Brook
81, Chief Bush 80. Happy Jack II 101, Bell
toone l01 Bob Franklin JOB, Miss Manners 1Of.
Ahola 104, Censor 100
Second race, furlongs, selling-My
Eleanor 50. Erla Lee 90. Eleanor Howard 96,
The Leurel 9e. Or. Wang 100, Potter 1el. !.
w. O,Neill 102, Eduardo iu3, Nevermore Jos,
Albemarle 103. FleuroR 105. Hortensia los.
Foreigner 109 Two Penny 101.
Third race. five furlongs, purse-Dame Dur
den 1co Pearl Russell 100. Santa Lucia 100,
Lila NJ 100. Comment Jos, Lady Waddell lO5,
Coma 105, Galetta 10.
Fourth race one mile. selling-Dungannon
90, Outlaw 81. Rian 81, Van Hope 81, Apple
81 Sister Lillian 81, Annie Williams eT, Mint
Bed 81 Quincy 80, Sailors Dream 90. Roger
Smith 20. Safety Light 80. Freesas 102. Grand
Nitesse 102.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs. selling
Matabon 94. Henry Hendricks 80. The Maks
95, Dr.. Keith 90, Lisber l0u DIR. McCluer 100,
Rolla 100, Neodesha 1o3, Hoi Polloi 1o7, Creel
10I.
Sixth race six and a half furlongs. selling
Manhattan Beach 9S CovIna I01. Omealca 10l,
Bryan. i0f Mlilbox 1o4. Ara 104.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
FAIR TENNIS PLAYERS
IN DOUBLE TOURNAMENT
Six Teams Enter the Competition on
the Public Courts in Golden
Gate Park

The second Of a series of double ten
mis- tournaments for the ladies Of the
Golden Gate Tennis Club viii be play
ed tomorrow at the park courts. Six
teams have entered the competition.
which viii be at scratch. and some in
te-esting tennis should result
-aay viii be called promptly AT $3.50
and as usuaT all matches viii consist
of best two out Of three sets Rackets
10 be won three times, are the trophies
70 be played for. The drawing resulted
more favOrabIy for al concerned than
on the previous occasion. There are
At least three Of the six teams that
seem 70 have a chance
In the preliminary round Miss Bessie
Gully and Miss Vera Crocker drew
against Miss Ida Mearns and Miss
i. Unger. Miss Alma Sea and Miss G.
Nyer viii be opposed 10 Miss A Vod-
den and Miss y. Weed. The first round
match. the winners Of which viii go
into the finals. viii be Miss L. Wegener
and Miss N. Cnger Us. Miss Z. Noble
and Miss 4. Greenberg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
DARTMOUTH IDEAS
TO BE TRIED HERE
DIR. ]. F. Griffin Will
Assist Knibbs
on Field.
Eastern Authorities
Have Brilliant
Records.

BERKELEY, Aug Two Dart
mouth men, skilled in the arts Of foot
BAH which have enabled Dartmouth to
lower the colors of such a great uni
Nersity as Harvard during the past two
years are TO coach the University of
California eleven this season. An
nouncement was made to-day that DR..
= 4. Griffin, Dartmouth man. is com
lhg west 10 assist Coach Knfbbs in his
work on this coast. The two men left
Boston last Saturday and will arrive
here on Thursday
Ezra Decoto, graduate manager Of
sthleties at the University of California,
VIII meet the two coaches and with
Trainer Walter Christie viii introduce
Ihem 70 the California players who are
10 be under their direction for the re-
mainder Of this year
IN securing these Dartmouth cracks.
the University Of California officials be-
heve they have the key that will open
the closed door maintained by STAN
FORD on the gridirOn for some time.
They reason thus: stanford has been
taught by flanagan and Reid the meth
ous Of Harvard players. Dartmouth
has met Harvard and laid low the col
ors Of the crimson aggregation from
Cambridge If California is taught the
Dartmouth style Of play. then STAN
Lora HarEardized system is likely to
be bumped"
Coach Knibbs. for California. was
captain Of Dartmouth last year
when Dartmouth tied Harvard with a
nothing nothing score, and defeated
every other team encountered. In that
year Griffin assisted Folsom in coach
ing Dartmouth.
In 1903 Griffin assisted Folsom in
coaching Dartmouth when Harvard
was beaten ll-o, and Brown was de-
fested So TO o. Griffin also helped
coach IN 1902. with Mccormack. Grif-
m played on the Dartmouth team from
'Se 10 'oL filling the places Of left half
and right tackle. He is a Boston man,
who is studying medicine at the Hub"
and so viii be known at the University
of California as Dr.-or "Doc''-Grifin
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
MURDEROUs HIGHBINDER
IN CLUTCHES OF POLICE
Chin Jack ATTEMPTS to Use Pistol on
Fellow Countryman and
Dol

q Policeman.
Chin Jack, Hip Sing Tong highbinder.
went forth in Chinatown last night armed
with a pistol and a dirk looking for the
scalp of Chin Lin, recent arrival from
Stockton. The two men met at the lat
ter's temporary abode. S05 Sacramento
street, and Chin Jack whipped out his
revolver and prepared to do murder.
Several other Chinese interfered and
Chin Lin rushed to the Hall of Justice,
where he told of the affair.
About an hour later Chin Jack was ar
rested on Brennan place by policeman ID.
j. Collins. He attempted to draw his re-
volver. but the policeman disarmed him
and started for the City Prison. A hand
cuff was placed on one of the prisoner 3
wrists and all went well until the journey
was near its end. Then the Chinese
reached for his dirk with his free hand.
and Collins had difficulty in getting the
weapon. Chin Jack was charged with
threats against life and carrying. con-
cealed weapons. Chin Lin says he came
to this city but two day- ago. and that
the man who tried to kill him has at
tempted to extort money from him on a
scheme of blackmail.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

(By the New York Morning Telegraph.)
First rnce-Nannfe Hodge, GaIfce,
rr...cI. =
second race-Eugenia Burch, Sonoma
Bell. Shawan;s.
Third racc-.-Belisnicker, Adonis, First
Flight.
Fourth race-Roseben, Kurtzmann,
Bcldamc.
Fifth race-Hermitage. Mullins, Hoo
ray.
sixth race-suffice. Grand Duchess,
Peter Knight.
Weather clear; track good.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

BIGGEST ELECTION MAIL ON RECORD.
One million extra pieces of mail matter. all
political and with reference to to-day's prima-
ries handled by the postofhce force DUR
ing Friday, Saturday and yesterday, the de-
livery being finished at an early hour last
evening. Assistant Postmaster McClaughry
saws this breaks the record of political stuff
handled in this city for any election general
or primary. One thousand envelopes each
carrying a two-cent stamp. and fully ad-
dressed were deposited in the postofice with
out any Enclosures whatever. These were also
dslfvsrad with fhA S~-A
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Falls From scafYoldIng.

Alexander Grandaris a painter liv-
ing at 1o4 Third street, fell 20 feet from
a seaffolding last night and sustained
serious If not fatal injury. Grandgari
was painting the Sutro residence al
171S Pine street, when the scaffold on
which he stood gave way. The man
was terribly bruised. He was treated
by DR.. Reuben c. Hill at the Central
Emergency Hospital for possible frac-
tured skull and a fractured hip.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

(By the New York Morning Telegraph)
First race-Ahola, Censor, Handy
Bill.
Second race-The Laurel. DIR. Wang,
Hortcnsia.
Third race--GaIetta, Coma, Santa
Lucia. rtst
Fourth race-Sailor's Dream, Apple,
Van Hope.
Fifth race-Hoi Polloi, The Minks,
Creei. 500
Sixth race-COvina, Ara, Bryan.
Weather cloudy; track muddy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Boy Victim of Bupko MAN,

Robert Martin, a boy who lives at 437
Cough street, was fleeced last night by a
bunko man who conducts a place on Du-
pont street, near Pine. He induced the
youth to play game in which he had no
chance 10 win. After losing SS5, all the
money he had. Martin told his story to a
policeman and they went back to the
place. The bunko man, rather than be
arrested, returned $25 of the money to
Martin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Monday. August Z.
stnr Grace Dollar, Olsen, 4s hours from
San Pedro. ....,,e,.,<, ,,c,,r
rAToOsH-Passed in Aug 7-Bktn C. f.
Cracker. from San Pedro, for Winslow: Jap
stnr Kanagawa Maru, from Yokohama, for
S9tctoria. schr Forest Home, from San Pedro,
for Bellingharn: brig W. G. Irwin, hence July
% for Roche Harbor.
FOREIGN PORT.
vIcTORIA-Sailed Aug 7-Br stmr Tartar,
iol Arrived Aug Jap stmr Kanagawa Maru.
from Yokohama.
MEMORANDA.
POINT BONITA, Aug. Z. 11:45 p ma
harse with cargo of lime is drifting of
here A tugboat has gone to her assistance
Per gtmr Grace pallor, from San Pedro
ON Aug 8. II m, when miles of Point Ar
Tuello. passed stmr Bee, from Port Los An
eeIes for San Francisco, with propeller dam
s1ed making about 313 miles an hour.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
/ lCATyKILL STAKES FOR GERANILZD1
CIVIC HANDICAP
TO HANS WAGNER
Son of Longstreet
Leads Field All
the Way.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.


BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. THE largest
crowd ever seen at races at Fort Erie
on. a Monday was In attendance to-day.
The feature of the card was the Civic
handicap, arranged in honor. of the Cana
dian. holiday. OF the nine originally
named to start only four went to the
: post. The race was won with ease by
Hans Wagner, which led all the way.
Varieties made a strong bid for first
place around the far turn and in the
hemestreteh, but could not catch the son
of Longstreet. Bonnie Sue W. j. Youngs
fast tiliy was taken into the soft going
next the inner rafl on the homestretch
and this spoiled her chances. Summary'
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; selling; four
year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
= TO I-Monis. 100 twalshl. 49,. IL
sto 5--shoNman. 101 tFreeman)5 / 2
3 to I-DevoushIre 1O6 Munro. 3 2 h 3 8
! Time 1:15 So. Start good Won easily.
wnRer.G. L. Shugart's b T. by Russell-schot-
teha. Reeves, jim Hale, Bensonhurst, Ghost.
named.
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs;, selling;
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
2 to Marvel P. 100 (Hennessy) 2 10 4 n
to to II. -'ir Travers a@i iOs &c CBoiand5. 6ss1
Time :04 Start good Won driving. Win
ner. s r. Whites b T. by Plapdit- -MIIeap, leap,
Flush, Calox, Pirates Dream and Lady Stew
art finished as named.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; selling; three
year-olds and up:
betting. Horse. Weight; Jockey. St FIN
to 1-Brushton. 106 q,audry). s 3 In
8 TO 10--Ihe l. LLeader,99 fTaylor) ? n
Time 1:16 As. start good. Won driving
Winner. John Markleins ch. g. by Buck
Massie-Liebe Silurian. Trappist. Miss Cornet.
Yo San, Kingcrane and Trackless finished as
named
FOURTH RAcE-one mile. Civic Holiday
Handicap: -thrse-year -olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q. Fin.
Is to 5-H Wagner,ii6 ID Bolnd) 11s1 u
2 to Varieties, 10l CH.Jcksn) 3n 2n
Time. / ~ S-5. start good. Won. driving.
Winner J. f. Cushing & Co.'S b. g. by Long
street -Tonlmie- Belle. Red Light also ran
FIFTH RaCE-one nile and sixteenth:
selling three year r-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 5-Dspends. 90 ct. Taylor). 9 1152
II Time, i:4s IS Start good Won driving.
Winner. Lan,asney Bros blk. h.. by Her
Reveille. Water Tower and Rudabek finished
named.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs: selling; four
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. = Fin
TO 2--Bart Howe. Iii 1Dea1y) D 9 I y
3 to 1-Immortele. LOG daDdry)- 8 nIo2 l
s tos1-soundly. 90 CSwainel ....1 1 3'T3,i
Time. 1:17. Start good Won driving. VIM
ner, p u Nolan'ss Or. m. by Pirate Of
Penzance- Ella The Hawaiian. Lila Noel,
Rawhide. Tony Hart, Old Mike and Dynasty
finished as named. Bart Howe disqualified
SEVENTH RACE-one mile; purse; three
year-olds and Up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. a. Fin.
to 5-H. Waite. 1o7 (Murrol I 2 l IA
100 to to 1-ehsrps Is Tsise 81 3 depef e aaTss
Time 1:43. Start good Won eleverfy
Winner Lanasney@ Bros eh. h. by Her
nleIiee- HanseIle. The Don Prestfge Ruby
Ring and Weirdsome finished as named. ~
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Motorists on Endurance Run.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.--Forty-four men
started to-day from this city TO partici-
-are in 2 250-mile endurance motor cycle
} race 10 Waltham, Mass. They were es-
corted 10 the city line by a squad Of BIZ
cycle police, who were sent with the men
10 prevent any violation Of the speed
limit law. The racers expect to reach
their destination before O'Clock tonight
While IN Waltham the party viii attend
the meeting Of the Federation of AmerI-
can MOTORISTS. in session there this week.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Hunters KIN Wildcats.

\. J. Frankenberg, a cigar manufac-
turer; n. C. Terwilliger and Supervisor
Charles Boxtoh while on a hunting trip
last week on the ranch of the Western
Live Stock Company, one mile from Lay
tonville, Mendocino County, came sud
denly upon five vicious wildcats. After
a desperate battle lasting half an hour
the hunters succeeded in killing the five
animals The largest measured three feet
nine inches
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

DISTINGUISHED MEN COMING.-Acting
customs Collector William b. Hamilton has
been instructed to extend diplomatic courtesies
including passage of baggage free of duty ano
without examination. TO c. W. Rosenstock,
honorary commissioner for the Philippine
Islands to the Lewis and Clark Exposition,
and to Wong Kai Kah- commissioner OF trade
who are expected here snvr...
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

CBy the New York Morning Telegraph.)
FIRST race. r.. James, Rapport,
Dorothy Dodd.
Second race-Charse, Col Bronson,
Arcospring.
Third raee-True Wing, Mag NOlin,
A1lopath.
Fourth race-Pirate Polly, Mrs.
Frank Foster, James y.
Fifth race-Lady FOnso, Rudabek,
Blue Flame.
sixth race-Lemon Girl. The Trifier,
Blue Grass Girl.
Seventh race Pool entry, Billy Ray,
Gearholm.
Weather clear; track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

LOSES HER FUR STOLE.-Mrs. s. A.
Campbell OF Eureka. who is a guest at the
Grand Hotel reported to the police yesterday
that she had either lost OF there had been
stolen a fox fur stole with heads and tails OF
two foxes attached. She was at the Tiyoh
Opera house on Sunday night and II was
after she had left there that she missed the
sfo