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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
BANKER KAHN LOWERING
BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH
Extent of oakdaIe Failure VIII Not
Be known Until Commissioner
Makes Report.

STOCKTON. May 27.-There are no
new developments in the Oakdale
shooting case. Banker Kahn's condi-
tion is still very critical, with but
slight chances of recovery. Until Bank
Commissioner Eldridge, who is investi-
eating the affairs Of the concern.
makes a report nothing definite can be
stated regarding the extent Of the fall
ure. 1t is broadly limited. however,
that a condition OF affairs somewhat
similar 70 the Eppinger failure will be
disclosed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
HIGHLAND SPRINGS,

IAhE COUNTIs
The new management has made many i'm
provenents: new swimming tank, porcelain
bathtubs patent sanitary plumbing; Installed
new features for the amusement and comfort of
guests; billiards bowling. tennis. croquet. liv-
cry. hunting fishing, golf links and excursions
to Clear Lake and other resorts.
Information at PECKS, IL Montgomery ST.,
or w " BRYAN, 80 Montgo merry St, ad-
dress R. ROBERTSON, lessee and manager.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

SHOT WITH AIRGCN Ray Shaw, aged II
years, living at "a Church street, accidentally
shot himself in the palm OF the hand with an
airgun yesterday. He was treated At the
Emergency Hospital.
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HAUL SAFE TO LONELY
SPOT AND BLOW IT OPEN
Burglars Secure $50 to Pay for a
Nights Hard Work I'm
pOniOnx

POMONA, May 27.-Burglars broke
into A c. Gerrard's meat market last
night, hauled his safe to a lonely part
OF the town and blew it open. They
secured $40 and escaped
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CHINESE ESCAPES LONG
TERM IN THE PENITENTIARY
Case Against Him In Dismissed in Sac
rament0 Because the witnesses
Have Scattered.

SACRAMENTO. May 27.-Chin Non, a
Chinese once convicted OF completely
IN the murder OF Jeong Him at Walnut
Grove in 1902 and sentenced to Folsom
prison for life, was discharged by Judge
Hart to-day. Chin Non took an appeal
10 the Supreme Court and that tribunal
ordered a new trial When the case
was called to-day District Attorney
Seymour moved for a dismissal. as all
the witnesses have scattered and cam
not be found.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
MUST PAY THE PENALTY
FOR ROBBING GOVERNMENT
Supreme Court Of Hawaii Affrms the
Judgment in the Cases of Kuma-
Iae and johnson.

HONOLULU. May z7.-The Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the verdict IN
the cases OF former Representative
Jonah Kumalae and Attorney Enoch
Johnson. who we're convicted Of con-
spiracv TO defrsud the Territory dur
ing the session Of the last Legislature
They drew Ep false vouchers for $312
which KumaIae approved and cashed
Jhey were each sentenced to one year $
Imprisonment at hard labor. and have
already begun their sentences.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
WEITE suLPHUR sPRINas. VaIsio,

Cal-Most accessible springs to San francisco:
round trip 75c; telephone connection: only ~
hours ride: miles from Vallejos hot. cold
and plunge sulphur baths: wonderful cures OF
rheumatism. neuralgia. eczema. kidney. liver
and stomach diseases Beautiful grounds and
lake for boating and bathing Dancing pavfl-
ion, bowling alley and shuttle board Rates.
$40 q week. including baths. Address NAN
UEL MADRID. Vallejo. Cal
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Own Summer Home IN i, mountains :,5 5 Canp MssEsr

Pure water equable Climate, lots at SO up;
cottages 5a,ilt by Meeker. $50 up; depot; stores:
restaurant; hotel: post; express: phone; saw
mill; 1900 lots sold; 400 cottages built Sau-
salito ferry NJ 8. r. R. NJ G. MEEKER-
Camp LMeeker sonuma County
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

LAKEPCRT AND BARELETT SRBIN 98
STAGE LINE-Hopland to Bartlett
Springs. via LakepOrt. carrying passengers f0r
Lakeport and Bartlett Springs. Stages connect
with trains at Hopland. Leave Hopland &C
II 80: arrive at Lakeport at $50: arrive at
Bartlett Springs at 1880. New 6-horse 14-pas-
senger tourist wagons. with all the most mod
ern improvements Passengers for Lakeport or
Bartlett Springs. call for tickets by Bartlett
Springs Stage Line. Tickets be purchased
at office OF California ". W. RE.. $50 Market
ST.. at T1buron ferry.
MILLER 9 HOWARD. Props.
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REDUCED RATES

Trip to Lake County easy BY VIM. SpIers
spring stages; more comfortable than carriages.
From San Francisco to Anderson. Harbin.
Spier's and return. 81. To Adams seigier's
Hoberg's Howard. Astors and Glenbrook and
return, 50. Stages leave Calistoga IL 80 a
m, Sundays excepted One-haIr hour for lunch
at the Calistoga Hotel. Fifty pounds baggage
allowed with each ticket. Tickets sale at
Southern Pacific offices
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DR.. R.HOLSMAN&CO..
Hours: to Daily; Sundays. to r.,
72s MARKET ST. CTop Floor. s. f.
Our Methods

and system of
treating a r e
superior to any
in this country,
and our cures
are the result
of these meth
DDS. We never
fail to effect a
cure in any
case we take.
Feeling there
may be some
afflicted m e n
who would he
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UOTEL BELyEDERE.

Thirty minutes ride (Tfburon ferry). NO
FOG, NO WINDS. NEW ANNEX of % rooms
For particulars address j. W. ALLEN Mgr
or Pecks Tourists Bureau Co.. IL Montgomery
Ut. Write for new booklet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
SARATOGA SPRINGS

Extensive improvements this year. new
a day than the other waters in q week: Is
mineral springs. We guarantee cure for dys-
ocpsia kidney liver stomach rheumatism,
blood. skin diseases. etc $40 to S16 per week
Information Peck's Bureau. IL montgomery ST..
or ]. MARTENS Bachelor p. o., Lake
County Cal.
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Thoroughly renovated 10 miles from Liver
more; water and climate unsurpassed; beauti-
ful scenery; plenty Of milk. cream. butter.
eggs and vegetables: $40 per week. Furnished
housekeeping cottages to let: camping and pas
ture. Meet guests by appointment THOS. y
KELLY IfVeruOre
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THE CALL

as sn = any
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THE ANCHORAGE

gaslit rooms water woods scenery: rates SO
and S12; write for booklet CLIFFORD HALL.
Patchin. or PECK'S, IL Montgomery 81.
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w1LsuR Hor suLPRuR sPRrNas.

Colusa Co.. Cal, % miles west OF williams
Stage leaves Williams daily for Springs; fare
So Hottest and strongest water on the coast.
temperature 148 degrees. Sure cure for rheu-
matisn, dropsy. all skin diseases. liver and
kidney complaintS paralysis. mercury In the
system dyspepsia and catarrh- Natural mud
baths; new bathhouse: SO to S12 per week.
KM OLEGART Prop. or Peck,s Burea1.
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sEAur1ruL sRooxDArE = sa

Cruz Mts nrs from S. B.: beautiful scenery
OF stream mountain g. forest: warm, dry air q
pure water; cottage sites with building rsstric-
items No business, trades, liquors. Whlts
sulphur springs. Electric lights: sewerage: .
ground BROOKDALE LAND CO.. BrookdaIs-
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@Ha@@a HOT SPRINGS. soNoMA
NK A--N COUNTY; only 4a hours
OH HOOO from San Francisco and
but nine miles staging;
waters noted for medicinal virtues; best natural
hot mineral water bath in State; boating and
swimming in Warm Spring Creek: good trout
streams; telephone, telegraph, daily mall ex-
press and San Francisco morning and evening
papers: FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE
SERVICE: both morning and afternoon stages.
round trip from San Francisco only $5 so. Take
Tiburon ferry daily at Z 80 a. m. or 2:30 p. m.
Rates So day or $12 a week. References any
guest OF the past nine years. Patronage Of
1907 unprecedented Information at PECKS s
INFORMATION BUREAU, IL Montgomery St,
Bryan's Bureau 80 Montgomery ST.. or of J. r.
MULGREW. Skaggs. Cal.
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HAzsrn sPRrHas-Most desirable in

Lake Co.: contain sulphur. iron, nnagnesia and
arsenic: uver SIS. 600 IN improvements, thor
oughly renovated and sanitarfum through
out: one large 3-story building Just completed.
new gymnasium. bowling alley. exercising
room. all kinds Of up-to-date apparatus Round
trip from S. F. 81. j.. A. HAYES. Prop.
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zANcuE1r.A. sANrA cRux moun-

TAINs-Ideal home. beautiful grounds.
miles Santa Cruz. IN foothills redwood belt.
will accommodate few guests sprinkled drives.
trout fishing; phone Suburban S4: gas: IS week
up. For further particulars apply to Peck's
Tourist Bureau. IL Montgomery st. MRS.
BUNTING. R. =. d. 81. Santa Cruz.
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HOWELL DIT. woODwoRTH's.

IN the u S. now ripening. Residence so yrs /.
81 week. wOoDWORTH & MULLER. ST.
Helena. Cal
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Nap0 Soda SPRINGS

unDrDC,C In Pine Mts. .California's choic-
uUbEkuS ) est climate; phone; bowling,
swimming. croquet. hunting
fishing: best of meals; the place to enjoy the
country $S to $40 week. No sanitarium
Round trip So Call at II Montgomery ST., or
Mrs M Hobere. Lake County.
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CAMP VACATION.

Hotel under canvas in the redwoods; boat
ing bathing fishing and other anusements:
good table: tents. Only 31a hours from San
francisco via the California Northwestern Ry
Secure accommodations Address c. B. Cnopius
Camp Vacation, Vacation P. o., Sonoma Co., Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent at
GROUNDS OF HOTEL MATEO. Address
MRS. II. LEE San Hateo. CAL
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[RUCkEE RIVER COUNTRY CLUB

Summer Resort and Sportsmens Lodge.
Fifth Season opens June l. Address G. II.
FOULKS owner, Verdi. New, or 1704 Market
ST., S. F.
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sOLID CoMFoRT HOME.

Extensively improved; 1900 feet altitude: no
fog; climate delightful: telephone connection:
view unsurpassed; hot, cold baths; spring
water; cement swimming tank 40xS0 Rates
81 week up; stage meets train. SCHUYLER &
SCHEREN. Napa. Cal
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UNION HOTEL. sonoma- CaI-NeW
management; the leading hotel: frst-olass:
electric lights: rates for summer boarders, 81
per week: special TO families: bus TO Hot
Springs H w. GOTTENBERG. Prop
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CAMPERS PARADISE

Gueruewood Park on Russian River. Boating
bathing and fishing. Cots and tents rented
Lots for sale Write for circular. GUERNE
e McI,ANE. Guerneville.
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FORBES REST e4sa assTt m,.a Of $ SAINT: s. g

r. r., round trip So so; surrounded by two TO
mantle trout streams fsnIng. bathing; pic
tlresoue place Adults, 81 per week: families.
special rates. w. c. FoRDE, P. M, Eccles,
Cal.
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LAWRENCE VILLA. sonoma-Com
plete1y renovated Family resort; swimming
tank: bus daily to Hot Springs; IS week H
PELLISSIER
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srssoN rAvEzN.
THE GROVE,

Lake Tahoe. half mile east of Tallac. on lake
shore Excellent table board. with nice outside
rooms. Rates So per day or $40 per week. with
good livery and saddle horses. Boats free to
all guests. ]. z. PARMETER. proprietor
p o Cal.
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k1CAAEDSON SRH4HH5--In tne Ioot-
hills Of the SIerras. 10 miles from Chico. No
grade. dust Famous for the cure OF rheu-
matisrn. gout. scrOfula. stomach. liver and
kidney diseases. New bath houses. porcelain
tubs; trout fishing; telephone. stage from
Chico daily. j. H. RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
ROWARDENNAN

Green Valley Station MRS. c. N. MERE
DITH. Healdsburg. Route /.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
.FISTIC FALSE ALARMS
FLEECED THE PUBLIC
Men on Par With Jack Munroe Brought
to Front by Sharp
Managers.

John Middle Sl1y's entry into pugilism
recalls a few of the ring jokes that were
perpetrated upon the public before the
big Indian was brought forth for the
outlaws and Jests of critics and public.
Just who was the original joke back
of pugiIism will be hard TO determine
but the best modern joke was John
Munroe. of Butte, a miner. ana nothing
more.
By a peculiar circumstance Munroe
succl edcd in staving off Jeffries for four
rounds Even Munroe himself was de-
celved, but the deception was knocked
out of his caput when the miner met
the boiiermaker IN Frisco. It was back
10 the mines with Jack.
Jack Skelly, of Brooklyn, was another
of the peculiar jokes foisted on the pub
lie by clever manager. While not
engaged as an artistic cooper IN a barrel
factory in Brooklyn. Mr.. Slzelly delight
ed his friends by winning minor anna
tcur bouts Finally Jack won the anna
teur championship. Then the New Or
leans carnival was broached. and
through some faulty logic. Skel1y was
picked out as an opponent for George
Dixon. What Little Chocolate did to
Skelly is now recorded in all the ring
books.
Con Coughlin. coal wagon chauffeur.
serves as an excellent type of the ring
Joke. Con, fresh from tussles with un-
ruly heaps Of coal, got 1t into his head
that he was a world beater To help
the joke along some one called Cough
lin the Irish Giant. Coughlin fought
Fitzsimmons and the lanky Cornishman
walloped him In excellent style.
AL Limerick, n Buffalo coffee cooler.
was the next Irish Giant. Limerick
fought Munroe. another huge joke
Munroe licked Limerick. and on the
strength OF the victory some thought he
/ had Il chance with Jeffries.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
american Athletes
Invading England
Tennis Players and Oarsnen Have Been De-
feated, But Sprnters Have Held Their
Own on Foreign Shores.
By RICHARD DAHLGREN.

LONDON. July 29.-England has had
the pleasure of entertaining, competing
with, and in most instances beating a
number OF American athletes recently.
II is not improbable that within.
short time some of the best of the Eng
lish athletes Will go to the United
States and try to demonstrate that II
was not solely because they won on
their own ground that they gained their
recent victories.
It is practically certain that Alfred
Shrrbb unquestionab1y the ablest OF
the distance runners IN Great Britain,
will make the trip across the Atlantic
and try out your amateurs Shruoo has
recently returned from trip TO Aus
tralia, where ne had a remarkable sue
cession of victories. He hoiGs all the
records from one TO twelve miles, and
Is regarded here as the greatest runner
alive.
Invitations have been received oy the
I,eander Boat Club to send crew to
America and the matter has been con-
sfdered. / do not think Il likely, how
ever, that the invitation will be accepted
before next season, If at all. There has
been some talk OF challenge by the
!, Lenders to meet an aIl-American eight
next season. This. understand, prob
ABLY Will be done as an answer TO the
criticisms that the Leander club really
has in it's membership the pick OF Eng
Iish amateur oarsmen. and should, there
fore, be willing 70 meet the pick or the
Americans
II has been only IN recen. years that
the supremacy Of the Leanders in row
ing has been established. The London
Rowing Club won the Grand Challenge
Gun eight times between 1872 and 1894.
while the Ieanders won IL but twice.
Since then the best of the university
oarsmen have gene to the Leanders in
a constantly growing percentage until
now II Is undoubtedly the finest aggre-
cation of oarsmen in the world. Should
Il decide 10 send a crew TO the Uaited
States II would be the best Great Britain
had 10 offer I'm this line of sport
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
PROMISING MATERIAL
FOR WEST POINT TEAM

WEST POINT. July 29.-West Point
Is unusually fortunate in new football
material this year. No less than seven
ty of the plebes being In line for the
preliminary try-outs
OF last years regulars there remain
Captain Gillespie, Carey. I'm. Mettler.
Hanlon. Weeks. Toracy, and Erwin, and
there is a good deal OF Drawn IN that
list.
Other old members Of the gridron
squad who remain are Westover Rock
well. Smith. Christy, Latta, Abraham,
Mcmillan, 5hute. Jenkins Lewis, Wat
ldns. Wilheif. and Hettrick.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Larry Lajoie Leading
The American League
Cleveland Slugger Heads Batters, With Keel
or Second-Huelsnan WaShington's Best
Then Comes FiiCknan-AVerages

I.aioie Is leading the batters of the
American League, with a percentage OF
.S17. Wee Willie Keeler. of the Hlgh-
landers. comes second, while Mctaf !,
top for several weeks. has dropped back
TO third place. -.
Frank Huelsmau's percentage Is I4e
best made by any OF the Nationals. he
is batting .269, while Hickman. the next
best Washington batter, is fifteen points
behind. with .254
xith .265 and Washington brings up the
rear, with .209
The full batting. records follow:
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
0utfelders.

WahoO Sam Crawford of Detroit, has
done some great work In the outfield and
In thirty-two games had a clean record.
Charley Jones. of Washington. is thir-
teenJh with ,961. followed by Fielder
Jones, of Chicago. John Anderson. .g42
Is twenty-thtrd, Huelsman. .922. thirtIeth
and Knoll, .SS9 thirty-fOurth ana last.
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Base Runners.
Run Getters.
FIELDING.
Pitchers.
Plavers.

Wolfe Is fifteenth with 957 and Jacob
sen sixteenth. Patten and Townsend are
tied for twenty-frst position. Hughes is
thirtieth. Joss leads the league with a
perfect record in eighteen games.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
ShoTtstops.

Yeager Of New York. heads the short
stops with 81 but has been in only nine
teen games. George Davis, of Chicago.
is the best regular with 95S in eighty
three games. Cassidy. OF Washington.
IS eighth with S15.
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There has been some talk of the Do
herty brothers taking another trip to
the United States, but this Is not regard
ed as likely Their decisive victory IN
the play for the Davis trophy leaves 10
incentive for them to make the trip.
England already has a fine cricket
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Third Basemen.

Gleason, Of s.. Louis, shows first
among the third sackers with 947. Hun
ter Hill is eighth with 902 Mil, who
has played fourteen games at third, did
not shine there and Is at the bottom with
.7O6
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Catcfers.

Schreck leads the league in catching
with $40. Kittredge Is eighth with 1862,
and Heydon twelfth with .949.
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First Basemen.

Carr, Of Cleveland. is topnotcher at
first. His average is .993. Jake stahl,
Lindsay. OF Detroit. and Davis of the
Athletics are tied for fifth place with
1856
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Second Basemen.

The only Lajoie leads the second sack
eTs with .98l. but has played only fifty
eight games. Nil Is tenth with .9S7 In
thirty-one games
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BATHING BEACH

BOAT HOUSE. Finest recreation for clerks
and students. Special attention TO ladies.
Live bait on hand. Rowing. sailing. and
fishing II. \. HEKIMIAN. jy22-lst
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team on the other side and will send
later in the fall a fine football team,
which VIII play some games with Amer
lean and Canadian teams.
In some lines of athletics the Amer
leans have done better than In tennis
and rowing.
The sprinters from the University of
Pennsylvania who are here-H. A Hy-
man, R. Olson, and the colored man
Taylor-have been DONG some fine
work a t the various athletic meets. and
have scored a number of very credita-
BE victories. Hyman's performance. in
smashing the worlds record for 300
yards was a particularly clever bit of
work. He won slowed up in OBI A
notable feature of the race was that G
Z: wood, holder OF the previous record
OF e:3l 2-5. was a starter and one of
/ the timekeepers, and was the first 10
congratulate the American on having
Hrested MS laurels from him. There is
! no doubt Hyman would have been able
( u have StlH further reduced the record
| had he been pushed.
! The American cyclists are keeping up
/ their great work on the Continent. Nat
| Butler, the old six-day rider. has been
| doing some fine work on the track, and
| is a consistent winner at all sorts of
| distances, occasionally breaking a rec
! ord Bobby Walthour is also adding
! steadily to his string of victories, and
/ incidentally TO his bank account His
/ latest notable win was the 100 -kiIor1eter
| championship in Antwerp Tuesday,
when he made the distance in the good
| time of 1:1S:54, and was not pushed iii
| doing il.
The French authorities are going to
renew the fight against the bookmakers
on the racetracks In that country. Tn
der the law there can be no betting on
| the French tracks except in the mutuels
| which are government monopoly. The
| heavy bettors have shown a growing
| paTtiality to the American and English
style of betting and the business of the
mutuels has steady fallen Off. This is
to be stopped If the authorities can stop
ii and the tide Of betting turned back 10
the mutuels- It IS not Improbable that
| Il result of the crusade will be that
| France will be confronted with a pool
| room" problem which may necessitate
| her sending for District Attorney Je-
| rome TO help her solve It.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Prince Henry OF Prussia has gone into
automobiliug with vim. and it is not
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Club Fielding.
Double Plays.

New York. 50: Detroit. 81; Chicago. 40:
Cleveland. 45: WASHINGTON. a; Bos-
ton. 40; Athletics. SO; St. Louis, 32
Triple Play.
WASHINGTON. I.
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improbable that he may drive some OF
his own machines In some OF the big
speed races unless his imperial and inn
perious brother. the Kaiser, vetoes It. It
Is pretty certain that the prince will
handle the lever of his big forty-horse
power car IN the reliability and dura-
biIity tests In the Kersel mountain
climbing race next month. ] am inform
ed on reliable authority that Prince
Henry is seriously considering acting a g
his own chauffeur in some Of the speed
races as well.
I hear that the James Gordon Bennett
cup will probably be returned TO the
donor for the reason that the French
Automobile Club, which has won it
twice IN succession. does not care to
further contest for IT. If this is done, it
is probable Mr. Bennett will turn it over
10 NazZari, Of Italy, second in the last
race, and the scene OF the next Bennett
race will be in Italy. It may be said
that France has not yet returned the
cup, and when she finds that her with
drawal will not mean the abandonment
of what has come to be looked upon
as the blue ribbon event Of the automo-
bile racing world she may conclude not
TO withdraw.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The question Of the overspeeding Of
automobiles continues 10 exercise the
government. It Is constantly cropping up
in the House Of Commons. and a royal
commission is TO look into the whole
subject.
Speaking of this question Of danger
Gus speeding by auto cars on the pub
l:c roads. the primate Of ireland in a
recent speech called attention in strong
language TO an evil which IS doubtless
the cause of many q fatal accident for
which the motorist is blamed. He rep
rehended the folly of permitting small
children TO use public roads in which
the traffic Is heavy as Fairgrounds. This
ably Is TO blame for the loss Of more
lives than Is the much-abused motorist.
Trottfng Is growing IN favor in Great
Britain and q number Of fine trotting
horses have been imported from Rus
STA and the United States. Some inter-
esting experiments are being made IN
the breeding of trotters which are be-
ing watched with interest. Mr.. Winans
has bred some trotting mares to the
late Sir J. B. Naples great thoroughbred
stallion Common, who has to his credit
the Two Thousand Guineas, the Derby
and the St Leger. The results of this
breeding are several fine looking young
sters which already have shown great
speed and stamina and may form the
foundation for a British breed OF tTot-
ting horses.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Triple Play,
Pitching Records.

WASHINGTON. 1.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

team on the other side and will sen
later in the fall fine football team
which VIII play some games with Amer
lean and Canadian teams.