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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
WOMAN S HORSES
WIN TWO RACES
$4,000 Massachusetts, and
$4,000 TyrO for Miss
Wilkes of Gait, Ontario
FAST TIME IS MADE

READVILLE, Mass, Aug 2S.-Three
well-fought harness races for three
famous stakes. the $4,000 Massachu-
sets. the $4,000 Neponsa and the $4,000
ryro. closed the Grand Circuit meet
ing to-day at the Readville track. Sadie
Mac took the first event in record time
for the event. AllersOn won the sec
ond race. while Katherine l. captured
The third. Miss Wilkes of Gait, Ont,
is the owner Of Sadie Mac and k2th-
crime L. while Allerson is the property
OF ". Il McDoel OF Chicago.
Sadie Macs victory was expected and
the mare would have won in straight
heats had she not tripped at the dis
tance flag in the second heat when she
had = safe lead.
The Tyro saw the largest field of
youngsters that has faced q starting
Judge in several years. Again WAS MSs
Wilkes the fortunate owner of the first
horse, as her flly. Katherine l.. held
the field at her mercy. All previous
records for the season by three-year-
0lds were broken by more than a sec
ond. Summary:
a:I0 trot. the Massachusetts, purse $40 OOO--
sadie Mac won first, third and fourth heats
and the race in 2;OGh. 2.Csts. 2.0s. Kid shay
won the second heat N 2-Ce5 :. Grace kelar,
I-pbyr Robert Nc. Lacy Gail Hamilton. Nor
man T. John Caldwell and Gray Gem also
started
2.0S pace. the Neponsa. purse S5OCo-AIerson
won the fourth. fifth and sixth heats and the
race IN 2-GS a. 2:l0. 2:l3. Walter Direct won
The second heat in 2:O6ls. Geary won the rrst
heat n , :OT y. Directum Miller won the third
heat ia 2;O5S.. Don Carr, B0liver. Edwin I,
Bonnie Wilkes. Miss Willimont and Oregon
Maid also started
Fosls % 1902. the TyrO, purse S3OOO-kath-
crime L won two straight heats ana the race
iH 2.l2la, 2:l2. Miss Abdell, The Phantom,
Iosabel, Bervaldo, GovcraOc Crane. Kal1a-.
Prioress. Silence, The Minuteman, SilVerwings
and P0ncatr0 also started
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SEALS ARE IN FIRST PLACE.
Uncle's Men Lead I'm Pennant Race b.
Small Margin.

TACOMA, Aug. 23.-Hitt was the star
actor to-day, but one clean hit being
made off him. This was LynchS long
single, which scored Nordyke and
Eagan. Tacomas other hits were
scratchy. Hit also struck out nine
and fielded his position like a veteran.
Even with Keefe, the Tigers could not
win, as the boy wonder was in poor
form and wild. The entire local team
seemed to run a race of errors, as
everybody booted the ball. In the
third inning Gochnauer drew a pass.
Nordyke tried to head him off at second
on Wilson's drive and threw wild. Hit
forced Wilson and Sheehan nailed Wal
dron's hard foul. Mohler was passed
and Hildebrand's hit scored two. Moh-
Ter was cut off third, but was safe on
wild throw. Irwin drew a pass and
Nealon singled. Graham's wild throw
to catch Nealon stealing let two more
in. Three hits, a sacrifice and a pass
gave the Seals three more runs in the
sixth. Two scored in the ninth on Nc
Laughlin's error, stolen bases, Nealons s
double and two outs. Lynch finished
the game in the box. The Seals are
now in first place. Score.
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WINNER HARD TO PICK.
Betting Men Are at Sea Over the
Gardner-Rynn Fight.

Gardner-Ryan Fight.
Both Buddy Ryan and Jimmy Gard
ner are practically through with all
work for their battle tomorrow night
at Colma. It has been no trouble what
ever for Gardner to be in good con-
dition, as he was in grand trim for
Turner recently The weight caused
him no trouble. Ryan is also down to
the required notch. He weighed 142h
pounds yesterday afternoon. Johnny
Reid, manager of Ryan, says Gardner
will not be giving away the weight
that has been talked of. but will in
fact be within a couple or three pounds
of what Ryan weighs when the two
get into the ring.
Yesterday afternoon Ryan went
through the regular training exercises,
which included three rounds of boxing
each with George Herberts and Willie
Fitzgerald. He will box no more be-
fore the night of the fight, but will
content himself with light work to-day
and tomorrow. The same conditions
prevail in the Gardner camp. Jimmy
finished up the hardest part of his
work yesterday afternoon and will con-
tent himself with drying out to-day.
The Lowell lightweight weighs 1873
pounds, but may pick up couple of
pounds before he goes into the ring.
There were few extravagant bets
made last night in which Gardner was
quoted an odds-on favorite. This is
considered one of the hardest fights to
pick a winner in of any that has been
held here for many months Both men
are hard fighters and a knockout is
looked for before the end of the stipu-
lated number of rounds AS both are
clever and both are known to have the
knockout punch, it is an uncertain
proposition that presents itself to the
sports who are striving to pick the
winner. Seats will be on sale at Cor
belts to-day
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JUCCLER LANDS
SECOND MONEY
Special Dispatch to The Call

SARATOGA, Aug 23.-Interest in the
Adirondack handicap, the stake event of
the day, was somewhat reduced, owing to
the withdrawal of Athlete, whose last ap-
pearance before the Futurity was anx-
iously awaited. Juggler ran out ahead
of his field in the handicap, closely fol-
lowed by Ravena, with Bill Phillips a
nose ahead of Tangle. Coming into the
stretch, Ravena moved up and assumed
the lead In the last half furlong Tangle
suddenly awoke and coming with rush
or the outside, won in driving finish by
half length. Juggler came again in the
last hundred yards and took second place
from Ravena by a nose. Bill Phillips was
fourth, nose behind the sanford horse
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Bive and half furlonss'
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. = Fin.
to 1-Jessamine, 90 (N1cDanieD. 3 81 l |
to 2-Belden. 1oo (Murphy) -;
Time, / :07a Start fair. Won ridden oW
Winner, r. T. Wilson Jr.-s br. (. by Dr. Mac
Pirate. P Merry Merry Go Round, Bantam and Edward
Russell finished as named
SECOND steeplechase, about two and
a half miles; four year-olds and up handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St 2 FIN
9 to 5~conover. lS5 Harrig z Il ~
5 10 1-Plous. 153 Rogan) -. . 2 33
Time 5:29 start good. Won easily Win
nre, c. M Harris. ch. g. oy Falconer-Maggie
Ward. Ruths Rattler also ran
THIRD RACE-one mile; three-year-olds and
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. 2. Fin
3 to 1-Our Sister, 1O0(W. Knapp l u
80 to I-Ninasquaw 96 tMc1oan'p l l
TO 1-Yorkshr Lad. 101Perrine) q 5 y
Time 40 3-5 Start fair. Won driving.
Winner. G. W. McCIeiland-s ch. (. by Puryear
D-Georgia vi Telephone. Lady Ellison LIoe- &
Lawson and Winchester finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs the Adiron-
dack handicap; for two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. St. "a; Fln
s to 5-Tange, 10 (o'NeilD-. 4 ~ u
to 1-Juggler, III Uyne). 1 l122
5 to 1--Ravena. LOG CIV. Knapp 3 IN
Time 1 :13 2-5. Start good won 9rNhns-
Winner, F. r. Hitchcocks br- l.; Dy Meu9I ~
Handspun. Bill Phillips. James Reddick, Gal
Iavant and Penrhyn finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; for three-year-
olds and up: selling; a, nj,
Is to Ivan Ness. 103 (Wileyl:. 3 l "a !
to IN Carlo. JOS (o'ConnlD -
20 to THE Cure, 113 (BelD -. N
Winner. s. c. Hildreths blk. g., by Loyalst-
Ada b. King Rose For Luck, Silent water
Henry Bert Goodbye. Mountebank ana henH-
worth finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-one mile; handicap; for
Battiny. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q. Fin
is TO 5-Shawana 100 W.Knap) i l
8 to 1-R. Royal, ~ tPerrine). . 3 I.
Time, lao Start bad Won easily. Win
ner r. H. Talbots ch. f. by the COM
moner- Becky Sharp Tyron also ran
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Carlson Arrested for Larceny.

Charles A Carlson. who conducts
a saloon at 2O4 Fifth street, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Tyrrell and
booked at the Southern station on a
charge of grand larceny. The charge
was made by Andrew Anderson, 219
Clara street, who alleges that Carlson
extracted three IS gold pieces from his
pocket in the saloon about g o'clock
Tuesday night. Anderson said he did
not give an alarm at the time as he
was subject to heart trouble and was
afraid OF excitement.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.
SARATOGA. Aug. 23.-The entI

SARATOGA, Aug. 23.-Ihe enlrles
for to-morrow's races follow:
vear-9Ids handicap-Debar no. Velours 116.
Yalaga 100 Speedway I1e optelan l1s IIs
Second race short course, four-year-oids ana
up. steeplechase. selling-Calo9rah loZ'
wooden 1853 Jim Newman los. Pious i4o .
Third race six furlongs three-year-ol sell
ing-Tramotor 100. Ralbert 1O5, Istria 9e. Bept
Arthur 1O6 Sincerity Belle SO. Locnlnvar I'D;
Maxnar 1O6 I.uretta 101. Sunray los. Coionel
White 116. Virgo 101 Brush Up lol, Fleur oe
Marie los. <, ~.
Fourth race one mile and furiong, tne
Champiain Handicap of $4,000, three year-eias na
and up-Moly Brant lib. Dolly Spahher Aoo
oxford 100 King of Troy g.
Fifth race. mile. three-year-olds ana up
seIlng-Bronze Wing o. Sals III, The Lazy
Rohes,a 81 New Mown Hay 1o6. Lord Badge
los. Colossal So Just So 80 sallor % 6oy rou, ou
Lawson lOs. Jack Young 1os sI Bsnvoo rss;dens 81;
two acknowledgements Lady 10I, Dave Lewis
1lo. Ben Holder no HocTs & locus Foot ios 107
Holscher 1lO stormy Petrol 10T, Wy lO'-
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MALARIA
UNDERMINES THE HEALTH

When the germs of malaria enter the
blood the entire health is affected, and if
the blood is not purified of these germs
and microbes, Chronic Sores and Ulcers.
Liver Splotches, Chills and Fever, Boils.
Aches and Pains, and great variety of
troubles manifest themselves, and soon
the entire system is undermined, leaving
the sufferer a prey to a most miserable,
weak and nervous condition
els ". Market ST., Louisville. XIV.
Forseveral years I suffered with Chills
and Fever, caused by Malaria in my
System, and each summer for several
years would have a relapse. Finally
my physician prescribed 8. IS. s.. took
few bottles; this WAS about six
have never been troubled since. am
sure no other medicine could have given
me so complete and immediate relief
and cannot speak too highly Of s. s. s.
Ny partner IN business is now taking
s. S. 6 for an eruption of the skin, and
general rundown condition ofthe sys-
tenn, and although he has taken but one
bottle, already commences TO feel better
I. SHAPOFF.
S. S. S. counteracts and drives all the
poison from the blood and builds up the
system by its fine purifying quail
tiles and tonic effects. 1t strengthens
every part, increases the appetite, helps
the stomach and digestion, and by sup
plying the body with rich, pure blood,
cures Malaria and all its disagreeable all
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
JOCKEY RADTKE
TO RIDE HERE
Special Dispatch TO Tie Call

CINCINNATI, Aug pa worse card
than that presented to small crowd at
Latonia to-day could not be imagined
There was no semblance of class to any
OF the events and the sport was stale and
fiat. The feature event. the steeplechase
handicap, went to Jim Bozeman.
Jack Keene, who holds a contract on the
whiriwind apprentice jockey, Radtke, has
announced his intention to take the boy
to the Pacific Coast as soon as the fall
meeting at Latonia closes. During the
interim between the close of the sums
mer and the opening of the fall meeting
here Radtke will ride for the stable at
Louisville. Half of the Keene horses will
be rested up on the coast and the other
half campaigned on the California tracks
Radtke will pilot half those fit for rid
ing Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Six furIongs: three-year-oIds
and up: selling
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey ST. q Fin
8 TO 6-Strader. 100 (Austin).... 6 II 12
IL IL to Iron Tail. 50 (Morris).- II IN
20 TO 1-Trompeuse. 80 Gacxson) 5 3 h 81
Time. 1:15 40. Start good Won easily
Winner, c. NJ Anderson & Co.'S CHI h. 80 by
st st. Blaze. B NEEDLE Henry Lyons 81. Henry Ach
w, Berinthia vi, Florence May 81, Cygnet 30,
symphony 95 and Joe Vail 81 finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-six furiongs: three-year-
olds and up: selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. 9. Fin.
Is TO Bird Passage. S9(Radtke) 2 l n II
to2-Queen Esther, 101 tsnaver) 8 3 h an
T to John OH. Lescalle. 97tAustin) g 3h
ner, ]. o. q G. H. Keene's b. z. Cs) by scor-
pion-Belle Richards. Rather Royal o. Judge
Iraynor 9l Bernice 81. Full Sway 81. Ike 81.
Mona 100 and Peach Bloom 81 finished as
named.
THIRD RAcE-Five ana half furlongs;
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. 8. Fin
to kiss: % CNorris) -. "a
20 to Queen Caroline, ,0T(t;pnsn) 81 81
Time, 20 4-5 Start good. Won handily.
stdn Skinner, s; W. Street o & Cos br f. by King
brac 100. Marvin Neal 100 and Burnolette 1O3
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlonzs; three-year-
olds and upward; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. y Fin
10 to l-Eria Lee. % (Kooner). 2 Ia
40 to 1-Wakeful. 81 CBrinegaD. s 3h "a
w E. Giiham's br. c. by Feiix-Armona Nj
ladi Love 80, Ethel Barry o. Parisienne 100
linda 81, Death 81, Ell Donoso 1Oo finished
named.
FIFTH -steeplechase; Clubhouse
course; three-year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
sto1-J; Bozeman. l4s OPatton) / 16 Is
Even-Poqrlands, r. 15s (seatonl.. 2 2s u
Time, $3.50 3-5. Start bad Won easily
Winner, L. Mobiles b. &. (a-) by Major Ban
Bessie. Laura X 129 also Kilmore 129
lost rider. Martin Brady. 140, fell
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
three -year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
20 to 1-Outlaw. 81 (Brinegar).. 1 2 9
30 to Danube 50 tKooner). 2 "a
Time, 1 $50 1-5 Start good Won easily
Winner. J. S, Bratton's b. g. (5} by Requital-
Black Eye. Apple 90. Joe Ross o. Freesias
90 The Messenger 81. Grand yitesse s5, fin
ished named
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work. Board Receives Bids.

At a meeting Of the Board of Pub
lie Works yesterday afternoon a con-
tract for the installation OF a boiler
for an oil-burning plant for the City
Hall was awarded to the Eureka Boiler
Works on its bid Of s3O45. Three bids
were received for the construction of
four safety stations on Market street.
The lowest was that OF Raney & Phil
Iips Sl0T5 each
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning lelegraph.
E,rst rnce Speedway, Debar, st.
Joseph.
SECOND race-Jim Newman. Ptous,
CalOOrahntchee.
Third race-Maxnar, Lauretfa, Brush
u.
Fourth raee-MolIy Brant, Oxford
Dolly Scanker.
Firth race-Bronze Wing, Colossal,
Knight of Rhodes.
sixth race-Annetta Lady, NOstromo,
HOlscher.
Weather clear; track fast.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Rudabek, Montpelier
Ravhide.
Second race-Mr. Budd, Buckle, Gala
bO=-e.
Third race-JOlly Witch, Orc Viva
Circular Joe.
Fourth race-Bertha E, Colonel Bron-
stOn, Sonnet.
Fifth race-J. Ed. GrillO, The Lexing-
ton Lender, Salvage.
Sixth race Cheripe, Ink, SOlOn
Single.
ClnEsius.
weather clear, track fast.
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HIS PAINS WE'RE vIoLENr-e

HIS PAINS WERE vIOLENT.-G. b.
Mitchell filed suit yesterday against the EN-
porium to recover $10 600 damages for a stom-
ach-ache of weeks duration ne alleges wa 8
caused by unwholesome mushrooms sold TO
him with guarantee by the defendant He
says he bought the mushrooms on February 10
and ate them two days later, whereupon he
was seized with violent parne. suffered hemor-
rhages of the stomach and became SO weak he
unable TO attend to his business for a long
period. He says the mushrooms were guara n
teed to be wholesome, but in fact they were
highly poisonous
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FINISHES GAMELY
AND CAPTURES HANDICAP
asst RACING
At FORT ERIE
Special Dispatch to Tns Cam

ONTARIO. Aug. "a splendid days
racing was provided at Fort Erie to-day,
with ideal weather. a fast track and a
consequent good time and some close and
exciting contests.
The feature was a handicap at five fur
longs for two-year-olds and upward.
Father Catchem, in with 104 pounds. was
away in the lead and was never headed.
He had to be ridden out at the end to
stand off the rush of the flly Away,
which was in with s2 pounds and was
pressing him hard at the finish.
Armistice and Halifax, the top-notch-
ers as to weight. brought up the end OF
the parade. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs: for mares: four
year -olds and up: selling:
Betting. horse; rs ~ weight: M Jocksy; KEY, 81 jFn-
TO The Elba, 1O5 qandry). J n
Is to III. Hughes. 81 IN. Prstn) y 3h
Winner. ]. Nixon & Co.'S br. m, by Galore
Minnehaha III AIoPath: Love Note. Chatel-
Cream. Viola Ericula and Adsi Tre5la fnishs3
named.
10 to 1-skspticsl 1Os o. shea). az IN
TO IA. Gardia 109 (M Prtn)10 y
to 2-B. Hamburg. los CMunro) 1
Time. 1:02 Start good Won driving Win
s Daring. m Jean Jean Lee. ii Knckerbocksr @ Lady CHS.
wick Wee Girl Fairy Flush Lena Jones and
Pirates Dream finished as named.
THIRD RACE-szven furIonss: thrse-ysar-
olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q. Fin
to High. Fling. 95 (Obert).
Even-Conturess 81 (A.Wslsh) 2 I IL
20 to IA. Davis 90 (Jenkins)- n n
Time. 1.26 2-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner z. W. Moore's CHI c., by Knight OF the
Thistle-Morris Dance Capttana. Gay Lizzette.
Reeves. PlaEtagenet and Malta finished as
named
olds; handicap:
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. x Fin.
IL TO 5-Fthr. Catchem. 1O4( (Munro) u
to Away. 92 SWAIN
Z TO 5-Peter Sterling. 106(LAndry) n n
Time 1 :O1 2-5. Start good. Won ridden out.
Winner, c. Steubenbord Jr.-s b. c. by Candle
black-Panquita- Ohiyesa, Birmingham, Armts-
tee and Halifax finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
to The Novice. 81 (Swain)--- I
8 TO The 400. 90 CDealyI.-...-
8 to 1-Neva Welch 9S OSunz)-- 1
Winner, G. w. Pool & Co.'S b. (. by Hamburg
Sister Stella. Prestige Savior Faire. Cbertpe,
Fairbury. Sister Ruth, Anzelina and Rapport
finished named
SIXTH RACE-steeplechase. short course;
three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
8 to billy Ray, 139 (Hagan).- i
80 TO Jim Hale. 1872 (Zeno)....
10 to 1-Volantine 139 Powers)-. so
Time 1850. Start good won easily. VIM
ner j.. r. MarshalFs b. g. by Lew Weir
Jamie Dean DIR. Clark. sweet Jane. Scots
man and The Pride Of Surrey finished al
named.
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Two-base hits-Dunleayy. Byrnes. Kruger.
ship. First base on errors-Seattle 2 Oakland
4. First base called balls-Om Hall 4. Left
OIL bases--Seattle 3, Oakland o. Struck out
BY Iberg 3, by Hall g. Double play-Blanken-
ship to r. Hall. Wild pitch--Hall. Time Of
game-1:4o. Umpire-McDonald.
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Reno wheeImen VIII Race Here.

The famous racing team which flies
the cOlOrs Of the Reno Wheelmen will
take part in the big meet at Ingleside
on September 3. They viii be accom-
panied by a party of friends. Then en-
tries for the automobile, cycling and
motor races are expected TO fill well.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Euba, Hopeful, Miss Kate
Zitt.
second race-Six Shooter, Foreigner
Scotch Thistle.
Third race - Progression, Lila M
Betsey.
Fourth rnce-Jack Ratlin, Felix Moz-
xes, Robin Hood.
Fifth race-BeacOn Light, MandatOr
Excitement.
Sixth race-LOuis MacFarian, Wake
fuI, Matte HI.
Weather clear; track good.
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CT.
Totals
SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Keefe 3. by Lynch 1, by
Hit o. Bases balls-By Keefe 8. by Lynch
L. by Hit 6. Hit by pitcher-Sheehan. Passed
ball-Wilson, Stolen bases-Sheehan, Irwin q
Sacrifice hits-Nealon, Wilson Two-base hits
spencer Waldron, Nealon. First base on
errors-San Francisco /. Double plays-Keefe
to Eagan to Nordyke; Eagan to Nordyke Nc
Laughlin to Casey. Left on bases-Tacoma
TO- San Francisco 8. Innings pitched-By
Keefe g, by Lynch 3. Hits-On Keefe Z or
Lynch g. Time of game-Two hours. I'm
nfre-Perrfne
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

ONTARIO, Aug. 23.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Fort Erie follow:
First race. seven furlongs. four-year-olds and
up selling-Montpelier los. Ernest Parham
IOs Bassanio 1O5. SagredO 105. Rawhide los.
The Guardsman 1O5 False 108. Hindoo Princess
lOS Reveille 1O3. Rudabek 100. Old Mike 100
olds. seIling-Mr. Budd 10. Catalogue 107.
Panene 1O7 Buckle 1O7. Logan Water 107.
Longbright les. May Rhyme 102, Mamie Fos-
ter 1O2 Casters Pride 90. Lady Stewart 81.
Fantana 81.
Third race mile and sixteenth. three-year-
olds and up,-Ora Viva 112, Ben Fonso 107.
Ruby Ring 1O7, Last Knight 1Oo, Ambertta 105.
Wefrdsonne 104, Circular Joe 1O3 Jolly
Witch "a.
Fourth race FIVE furlongs. two-year-olds,
sellfng-Colonei Bronston 110. Fortunate 1Oo.
Devoir 1O4 Bertha z 1O3. Jean Lee 101, Rocket
IO1 Flkdom 90 Sonnet 90. Wild Indian %.
Little Rose o. Spinstress o.
Fifth race six furlongs. three -year-olds ana
up selling-Alibert 101, Ralph Reese 101. Capi-
tano 90 j. Ed GrIllo 90 Sleeping 81, Laura
Hunter 81. Wild Irishman e5. Salvage "a. Mag
ic 90 The Lexington Leader 81. Bonnie Reg 81
sixth race mile and eighth. three-year-
oIds and up, selling-Ink 112, Bell the Cat 104.
King Of the Valley 102 Solon Single 102.
Bugler 90. Brushton ee Arab 30. Harry New
g6 Wissencine 81. Cheripe So.
Seventh race seven furlongs, four-year-olds
and up selling-C1ausus 10s. Snowman los.
Deyonshire 1O5 Silurian 105. Labor los.
Know 1O3, My Gem 103, Pathos 1O3. Berry
Waddell 100. Tom Crabb 100.
TExurC r,rf. EST TIE -Tha fnventDr and
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disagreeabiy affect the stomach. diges-
ton and bowels, but by cleansing and
strengthening the blood, puts every part
of the body in healthy condition. Book
on the blood and any medical advice de-
sired without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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ments. Unlike
most blood med
icines S. S. S. is
purely vegeta-
bic. Itdoes not
contain a par
ticle of mineral
of any kind to
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LOS ANGELES.

Struck out-By Essick o. by Hall 2. Bases
on baIls-Of Essick 4. off Hall /. Two-base
hits-Mitchell, Schlafiey. Double plays-Es-
sick to Mitchell to Atz; Tozer to Spies Left
on bases-Portland g. Los Angeles Z. Stolen
base-van Buren, Wild pitch-Essick. Time
of game-One hour and thirty-ive minutes.
Cmpire-Davis.
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GAME is LOST BY FLEMING.
Muffs Long Fly After Essick Strikes
Ont Ten Men

PORTLAND, Aug. 23.-After Essick
had struck out ten of the Los Angeles
players Fleming muffed long fly to
right field and lost the game for Port
land Score.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24
REFEREE FOR BARRY AND BURNS
MfddIe-Weights VIII Select Their ON
cial on Next Monday Night.

1t is not thought that Tommy Burns
and Dave Barry will have any lengthy
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-24

LEAVES BIG ESTATE-The inventory and
Advertisement OF the estate OF the slate John g.
Ohlandt was filed yesterday. II shows that
the deceased left stocks. bonds and cash %
the amount OF s98. 863 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-25
Denounced Supreme Court.

Bishop Henry NJ. Turner, the leading
bishop in the African Methodist Church,
made an impassioDed attack upon the
government AMI the United States Su-
preme Court in his annual address TO
the Macon conference in session at
Macon, Ga, yesterday. in the cOnclu-
sion of his address he challenged Thomas
Dixon, IT,, to meet him on any platform
in the country and offered Mr.. Dixon a
bonus of $500. Among other things
the bishop said
"When go to say my prayers have
a struggle to get to the place where am
willing for God to allow the United
States Supreme Court to have part in my
prayers. That admirable institution
which raped the negro of every vestige
of human or manhood rights-the men
that compose that body may get to
heaven the best way they can, but very
little help God will grant them from any
request that make. The negro will
never be anything in the country but
sculiOn until he shows his manhood.
Go TO Africa and build up great nation
that will command the respect OF the
civilized world.