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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-29
WABASSO.
From The Standard

Frank Franta and family have
been spending the past week in West
Newton.
Miss Mabel Pickett is spending a
week or two in Morgan instructing
the new telephone operator at that
place how to operate the office.
The old school house in dist rs was
sold at auction yesterday, new and
better one having supplanted the
building that went under the ham
mer yesterday.
Jacob Dammrose, aged 81 years,
passed away at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Elenora, Fiege, in
Waterbury township, Nov. 21st. He
was born in Germany in 1914.
Beautifying methods that injure
the skin and health are dangerous.
Be beautiful without discomfort by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Sunshiny faces follow its use.
35 cents. HI. MI. Hitchcock. Dec.
P..J. Braun of New Prescott, and
M. Lenz have formed a co-partner-
ship for the manufacture Of flax
fibre rope at this place. The firm
has ordered the machinery. and work
viii commence as soon as it arrives.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-29
WALNUT GROVE

| O. K. Bjore went to Clements on
Monday.
/ L. A. Cooler of Wabasso was in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. Stills mother is still very low
and she is not expected to live only a
few days at most.
! Messrs. F. j. Clark, r. r. Freeman
and w. G. Owens went to Marshall
Tuesday to attend court.
Miss Fannie Larson came home
from Redwood Falls Saturday to
spend few days with her parents
and friends.
M. P. Montgomery and ]. Mouch
left for North Dakota Thursday ev-
ening with view of locating in
Ward county.
Rev. Atwood lectured at the Con-
gregational church Friday evening.
His lecture was very good. He also
occupied the pulpit Sunday morning.
1t is rumored that the board of
education will soon call special
election to be held for the purpose
of voting bonds to build anew school
house.
Vic Way came back from North
Dakota, where he has large ranch,
last week. He expects to remain in
Minnesota during the balance of the
winter.
Mrs. Fred. SWoffer returned from
Fairmont Sunday, where she has
been visiting Miss Enie, who is in the
hospital there. She reports her not
very much improved.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-29

Schommer & Braun have pur-
chased the Bert. Meyer farm east of
town, the consideration being $45
per acre. The firm traded in their
ice and dray business ard outfits.
Mr.. Meyer will have an auction on
his farm to-day, disposing Of all his
personal property.
Mrs. Peter Praxel was visiting
with her sister here last week. Mrs.
Praxel is about to leave for Willow
River, this state, where her husband,
who is well and favorably known all
over Redwood county, is now cashier
of the bank at that Place. Fete :,
has been given thol o. On edu@a.ioI
in the banking BUSH ess at Ian, ber-
ton, and will undoubtedly make the
stockholders of the Willow Lake In,
stitution a competent and deserving
official.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-29
oath NEWS.

No school on Thursday or Friday.
g. r. Tuttle went to Wisconsin on
Saturday.
C. H. Grove is off on another land
excursion.
Mrs. Wagner is enjoying a visit
from niece, Miss Wagner of New
Ulm.
John Thomas of Redwood Falls
spent Sunday with relatives at this
place.
A big Thanksgiving ball will be
held at Nestaval hall on Tuesday
evening.
Carl Watschke is enjoying a visit
with relatives and friends in and
around Seaforth.
G. III. johnson returned from his
deer hunt last week, bringing with
him two fine specimens of the deer
tribe.
B. F. Bulen, ST., has been confined
to his bed the past week on account
of illness, but is somewhat improved
at this writing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-29

Phabrick's for sale Saturday. Dec.
I'd. Mr.. A. L. Huetter, represent
ing Edw. S. George furs. will be
here. Don't miss 1t. It.
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VESTA.

John Black returned from the
cities Monday.
Mrs. Wyman and Miss Flossie
Barber were Echo visitors Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Swindlehurst of the Owatonna
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
Peoples WILL COMPETE
AT INGLESIDE PARK

The feature of this weeks card at
Ingleside Coursing Park on Sunday
will be the puppy stake, the first event
of its kind this year. A reserve stake
is also -onsthe cards. Following Is the
result Of last nights draw:
Reserve stake-Pasha Pleasant vs. Little
Dainty; Mark Twain VS.. Evil Eye: Choo cboo
vs. Butte City; Tralee Maid Adonis; Ragged
Aeior s VS., Miss Brummei; Presidio Girl ys.
Magic stun: Glancing Pasha VS.. Little
Plrnger; cubancla Gambit; Medley vs.
Ante Tralee; Cascade vs. Red Pasha: Rose or
Cold VS.. Red Pepper; Princess Savoy VS. Badly
lus: Mabel s VS.. Free From Flaw; Frisco
Lad, vs.. Yellow Tail; Young Tommy r. vs.
Wild Mamie; Queens Motto vs. Orsina: Idora
-. Helen Hayes: Homer Boy vs. Nellie M !.
Fairy Relic vs.. Intruder; Young Johnny Rex
ys. j. R.: Ouda VS.. Fair Flying; odd Ewes
vs. Bright Columbia; Sampler vs. Little
Claude: Fina vs- Agile spr-l; Crawford Belle
Puppy stAke-J..s. Sullivan uRocker- Aggic
Crib: Mighty Sun Pepper Hiil-Loretts1s W. v.
Russian River deacon Laughing Water). Van
kee (Gambet-Gallsnt Foe) VS. Red Cross
Nurse Deacon Laughing Water: Black Lady
BLACK Coon -saiinas We Hadiwist's Son Hadi-
wist- Kings Pride): ST. Julian Bill fTyrone
Prince-Daylight) rs. s. A. Smith Pepper Hill
Emma d; Pau Kruger tRocker- Ageie W. VS.
Hosay wait Little Enma d. Brindle FLYER
Cooks Watcr-Vienna) VS.. Wild Belle fWild
b.t-Galiant Foe) US. Beacon Water Deacon
Laughing Water: Salinas Girl BLACK Coon
Salfnesl vs.. Tralce's Best wild Tralee-Fafr
Lily; Hazel B. wait Little Emma d. VS..
cral Frisbie Obi Foster Blanch JewetD vs.
Alabama lGanlbit-Galant Foe}; Young Rosy
n. fHadiwiSt- Kings Pride) VS. Rock Roller
tRoyal Friend Honor Bright.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS. May 11-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds:
First race. four and a half furlonss maid
ems. Durse-Blue Grass Lad 1l2 Fred UhrtR
106 Turn Over 109, Chief Hayes Il2 (,onde
lc3. Miss Leeds 100. Myrmiden l03. Auray 100
Frenchies First 100. Birmingham Il2 Mar
gsret NJ 109. Sicyou 100
Second race. mile and sixteenth selling
Fay Templeton Sc. Allista I05 Kenton So
Bishop Weed So Birdwood Ill, BountifuI 1O2
Grief 100 Bavarian s6. Mammon 1C2 ButweIi
.. Belle 81. Axsres Ill, Carley's Dream
lO6 Lee King 106.
Third race. four and a half furlongs selling
-Msrpesss 90, Sterling 95. Request 100, Mar
vel 1o1 Miss Cosette 100, Oasis o. Jack
Kreheville g5. RustIcate es Magma 100 Od-
daith 30. Judge Watkins 100, Topsy Robinson
los. Astral II los, Ramus los.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap-Fancy
Dress 50. Just So 107. Fireball 115. Jake San
ders ile. Elastic no Ahols 95, Elwood 109
Pinkerton los. Otto Stifel 1o2. Couple Pinker-
ton and Stifel. Schreiber entry)
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth selling
Decoration los. Sambo lib. r. z. williams
Jos. Bravery S. Bronze Wing los. Light Opera
no. Doyle 1o2 Safeguard Ill Bannock Belle
e5. Floyd 1O9. Col. Preston 112, Bandillo
lO2.
Sixth race, mile and three -sixteenths SELL
ing-Plea 102 Hubbard 102, Bullfnch 102
Love's Le bour LOG. The Bobby los. Eclectic
1C7. Montpelier no Edsardo f06 Pathmaster
lgI. Pepper Dick los. Ambeffta 105 Behoove
100. Pleutus 102, Tristan Shandy 1o7
Weather cloudy; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
NEW YORK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. May 1I.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at Bel
mont Park:
First race. one mile. hsndicsp-First Mason
l26. Colonial Girl l20 Proper I16 Adbel IO7
lJeondas lO2 Joaquin lO2 New York IO2
Palm Bearer 90 Preen IS. Dandelion 9s
AmberJzck 50. Prince Ching SIS.
Second race seven furiongs selling main
course-Red knight los, Orfeo los Lord Badge
1ol. Toi San l02 Fiat % Delcsrta So Han
nibal Bey 81 Yeoman 95 Jerry c no.
Third race seven and half furlongs New
Rochelle stakes. handicap main course-Or-
monde's Right 40. Race King 109. Sidney c.
Love Ios Oxford Ios Right Royal IO7. Ortho-
dox iOe. Isrseiite f04. Leonidas 1O2. Joaquin
ic2 Flybsck 100 Martinmss 100. Inspiration
80, Sparkling Star 95. Sir Brillar o. Kehailan
~ Buttiing 90 King Cole 80.
Fourth race four and half furIongs maid
ems. flies and geidings straight-Flim Fism
lo5 Blue Mamie los ToDsoil f05 Watergrass
lo5. 81 Estephe lO5- College Girl los. Swallow
ic5. Lille 1o5. Bribery los. Ava los Moon
shine 105. Flip Flap 105 Ironsides IO5
Fifth race. five furionge maiden colts
straight-McKittredge ICs Sir Tristan los
Isneham los Stalactical los MOntanus los
Gold SITTER los HOOrsy los. Merry Boy los,
Billy Banastar JOS.
Sixth race. six furlongs. handscap-shot
Gun l26. Burieigh l23. Toscsn l2o. Ormonde :
Right 1lo. Spring 10. AdbeIl I09 Woodssw
los Dsndeiion 1O2 King Pepper 90.
Weather clear track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
kEENE CRACK
FOULS OTHERS
Sweryes in a Race at Bel
mont Park and SpoiIs
Chances Of Witch Hazel
B00kIES LOSE HEAVILY
Are Forced to Pay the Place
Bets OH Two Different
Horses in the Contest
B0OKIES LOSE HEAVILY
spseIaI DIspa.eh o The can.

BELMONT PARK May 11.-James
r. Keene's crack four-year-oId colt
Delhi, winner Of the Witners, Belmont
and Great Republic stakes last year
and therefore the winner OF more
money than any horse of his age in
1904, was disqualified to-day in the
third race after he had barely sue
ceeded IN defeating Frank Regan' s
three-yesr-old filly, Witch Hazel Hot
spot, the only other starter. was beat
en- several lengths. The heavy spec
ulators had odds OF ! TO on Delhi.
but the people most hurt were the
bookmakers. who were forced TO pay
out place bets on both Witch Hazel
and Hot Spot. Under the rules Del
nj received no part Of the money. He
was not even placed third. the stew
aros deciding ne swerved and imped-
Cd Witch Hazel Summary.
FIRST RAcE-six fIrlongs: st=aishtagay
course; three-year-olds ana up; lightweight
handicap.
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey St Z Fin
70 3-zeala. l24 CDarizD--.---- - I6
y 20 5-Uncas. 10 lHHcebrandl. 3 2l
10 70 l-Dism- Flush. ia lBurnsD "a 3n
-, Tine Ill I.It. start good Wen easy. Win
heniiworth and Red Friar finished named
SECOND RAcE-Four and half furlongs:
stsaightaway; two-year-olds; purse
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St :. Fin
II 70 lO-Jsc0bite. lOT Davisl... ? y 1 3iS
70 -Hsmmera~ey F1oe11 y. lcg 5,i 'sh~1 IN 22
Time, 81 % Start good Won easily.
Winner s Psget.s b. z. By Golden Garter
flors Mac capias. Quorum ana Catalogue
finished IS named
THIRD RAcE-seyen furIongs; on main
course: three-year-olds and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
70 5-DeIhi. 1l3 Shaw )....... IL IL
~ 70 witch Haze. % Powers 2 : n 23is
70 Hot shot. - 6smith).... 3
Time, - Is. Start poor Won driving
Winner J. r. keene's b. ( by Horoscope
but was disqualified.
the Van Ness; selling; main course: Tor
Betting. Horse: Weight. Jockey St . Fin
- 70 len NJ Cabs. .ss ,Johnson) . 5 8 I3
~ &c l-Blk. Prince.91 fDiggins) u
. 70 5-ouadrille. l04 Ow Davis 3 lIs3 2
Time. "a Is. start good Won cleveriy.
Winner. p. J. Dryers ch. Z. by Handspring
Mondroc JetsaIn, Blucher. Czaraphine and
Aeismors finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE-Five furiongs; selling; two
Bctting Horse. weight. Jockey. St a. Fin
TO i-sSp Bas q ~ siOaahsn5 BlsfiaiS
10 70 l-Incorrigible,99 gcrimins) 4M3I
Time. l:oi. stsu poor. Won ridden out.
Winner. r NJ Kelly's ch. T. by Russell-Cp-
ticn. Calabash Cambridge. Kingsmere. Gen
tion. Panic Belden, Mantle. SnOwbound and
Magic Power finished as named
SIXTH RACE-one mile; selling. four-year-
olds ard III;
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St z Fin.
le TO Wizard. lOi tsmithson) : s /
10 1-Jane Holly. log (Mrphy) h > H.
20 Cottage Msid.82 Digns) 1873
Time, Al %. Start good Won ridden out
Winnsr r. Marrvatts ch. &. by Horoscope
Lady Inyercauld. Whorler, Wsswift. Arrah-
goWan, Gold Dome. Coquits, Bouyier Rostand.
81 Ssilen and Lord Melbourne finished as
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
Jockey SAVES
A BIG COUP
Don Hamilton's Saddle Slips
Going TO the Post, but
Williams Stops the Horse
LONG PRICE PREVAILS
Owner Makes Big Cleanup
OH the Event and Pool
rooms Are All Hit Hard
LONG PRICE PREVAILS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, May 11.-When Jockey L.
/ Williams, falling from his runaway
mount Don Hamilton, going to the
post in the first race at the Fair
Grounds to-day. still clung TO the reins
and stopped the colt, he saved the day
for a big coup by W. w. Elliott. the
horses owner. Don Hamilton was Is to
] in the betting at the track. and the
out -of-town Doolrooms were hard hit
A loose saddle girth caused the slip
that almost spoiled the killing. Monte
made show of Little Scout in the fea-
tuTe. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Maiden two-year- olds: four
frrlongs; purse:
Betting Horse Weight jockey St {. Fin
Is 10 I'D: Hamilton. 100 Cwllms) = i Ia
: 10 Pins ,icker. 1Ul tBarron) n = u
ime. so Start fair. Won easily. Win
ne, Han,S,o ~ siI EotIs & Or aa e. by Deald A-LaGy
s as pev op6 aDe los Calm. 116s, ds Los
ell lis, Excitement l09 Little Pat 1906 Ac-on
5v6. L. ID. FerC, =, Mickey Shannon 95. finished
as named.
SECOND RAcE-Five and a half furIonss
three -year-olds and UP: purse:
IS TO I-AIamode Io5 cFeIchO 25 L IL
to IAN Black. 80 CHoward). Il ?
m. to Sore ,s Top S. .sIi g Rsss9 @,
Aulier's b. m a. by Rossington -Loamo Miss
Manners los. Athelrose 103, Debbe May los,
ollie Burnett 1O3. Owasa los. Tnisbe los Ny
Eleanor 81 Rose Court los Charley's Aunt 90
Belle Of Waco 11o Hermoine los finished as
named
THIRD EAcE-Four and half furlongs:
twc-y ear-cids; purse.
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
70 Ala Russell, ll2 CDomink) 1 ! 1n1
to l-Amersca II. liz J.Wl7msl \ z21
Time. :55 3-5. Won easily. Winner s. n
Williams Oh. T. by Russell-Ala Dala Rustic
Lady ll2 Bitter Brown 1I2 Maggie Powers
lo5. Elizabeth F l12. finished named
FOURTH RACE-ons and sixteenth miles.
purse: three-year-olds and up
Betting: Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
70 5-Lit. Scout. 1Ie CDomnck) 2 11s2
TO by Ways. 1o2 (Aubuchon) 2 81
Tint. 1;4s 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner ]. Guggenheims b. c. c3) by Puryear
loi Fonsoluca los. finished as named
FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs. purse: three
10 10 III Dervish. 1os CFeichD Al II
Q 10 5-Action. 115 (Dominlck).. 6 8 1I52
to Miss n. Day.1Oi(seeler) 81 3lIk
Winn.'r L. Lemp & Co.'s b 3. (5) by Couf-
ter Tenor-Houri. Golden Rule lis Benson
hurst l0z. Katie Ash 95. Frank Bell l1O. Mary
Glenn 100. Branch ii 100 Lady Wilnot 100
finished as named. Lady WiImot broke down.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and three -sixteenths;
pure: three-year-olds and up.
ise . e.ting- - ag Horse' weight. Jockey 81 Fin.
30 TO Prank Nc I09(Hodssn) ~
TO 1-Cornwsn. III CBarron) 8 2 32
Winner. W. W EIliott's ch. 3. 90. by Lara
rome Tarsntella. Semper vivax lo6 Courant
lo6. finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
Union Park ReSu,ts

IT LOUIS. May 51.-Union PARK results
FIRST race. six furlongs--Pontotoc won
esfnie March second, Henry A. Schroedel
Second race, four and half furlonss-
-csiniai Won. Daring second Marimbo third
lime. .56 80 I'm -
Third race mile and sixteenth Know
ten. Honda second Watermelon third Time
: 80 % e
FOURTH race milo and sixteenth handi.
Hinnt third Time, 40.
Fifth race i've furlongs-1nss Cornet won
,Cl 3-5
sixth race. six turlongs-El Rev won. cohas.
90 second. IKE third. Time. I:I7
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-New York, Dandeiion,
JacGu1n.
Second race-DeIcanta. Red Knight,
Yeou1an.
Third race-IsraeIite. Race King,
McGinnis entry.
Fourth race-LAlIie b. Ironsides,
Wafergrass.
Fifth race-Merry Boy, Hooray.
Stalact1ca.
Sixth race-King Pepper, Burleigh,
Spring.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
Louisville Results

LOJlsVILLE. May 11.-Resultx:
FIRST race six furlongs-Afiss Jorder won
szsserac second. Muldoon third Time. lis
second race, four and half furIongs-Twc
Time, .SO1
Third race. seven furiongs-Lazell won. Nor
Nooo OHIO second. Molo B. third. Time. 1:31%
tou-th race. four furiongs-Beautifui Bess
Won Won ohiyesa second. Lady carol third Time.
fifth race. short course. steepiechase-sa-
Nond won. Baizac second Acfaria fhird rirnc
.::I1 1880
Sixth race. nile and fifty yards- Florence
thsro- Time :45ss.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Margaret NJ, Birming-
ham. Auray.
Second rsce-Bishop Weed, Ba-
varian, Mammon.
Third race - Astral II, Ramus,
Topsy Robinson.
Fourth race-JaISe Sanders. Elastic,
Pinkerfon.
Fifth race-Bronze Wing, Floyd Il.
BandiIIo.
Sixth racc-Montpelier, Behoove,
The Bobby.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
superrlsors Aftcr .Amateu,-s

The Supervisors Police Committee
Yesterday postponed consideration of
regulate boxing exhibitions until next
Thursday al .. m. Applications from
various clubs for boxing permits also
vent over for one week.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12

CHICAGO. May IL The American Ticket
Brokers Association which concluded tuo
days session here, elected these officers:
President A. ottinger. San Francisco; first
vice president, M. Mosheram. Denver: third
vice president, r. R. silberger, Ell Paso.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
SLOAN PILOTS
BRYAN THROUGH
speeLal Dlspateh . rhe can.

KANSAS CITY. May Ida Kear-
ney and Earl Rogers. coupled as the
favorites in the betting. finished first
and second, respectively. in the Mis-
souri, Breeders stake for Missouri-bred
two-year-olds to-day at Elm Ridge.
Ida Kearney was much the best and
finished under restraint.
, Bryan, cleverly ridden by Tod Sloan.
won the fifth race Princess Tulane.
Ida Kearney Gus Strauss and Bryan
were the winning favorites- Summary:
First race. mile-Virgie Withers won.
Liddon second. Arc Light third. Time. 1:40ls
Second race. five and half furlongs-Pr1n-
cess Tulane won. Squid second. Srumptown
third Time. :0SL. Or. Roberts finished sec
ond. but disqualified.
Third race. the Missouri Breeders stakes.
four and a half furlongsEIda Kearny won.
Earl Rogers second. John H third Time.
:571s.
Fourth race. selling; purse. $500: three-year-
olds and up: mile and a sixteenth-Gus
Strauss won. Sanction second. Adam third
Time 1:471-
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Bryan won. En-
voy second. Bellindian third. Time, 1 ~
sixth race. selling: Ave and half furlongs-
Favorita won, Lady Charade second. Jurisk
third Time 100.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
KANSAS CITY ENTRIES.

KANSAS CITY, May 11.-Follow-
ing are the entries for tomorrow az
Elm Ridge track:
First race. seven furlonss. purss-Jadxs
Taragon 102. Gowanus 195. Nina Fly 106, Per-
cival los. Marsh Redon no. Ferryman ITO.
Feby Blue Ill. Introductor Ill
Second race. Ave furlongs. selIing-BIaxs
Vail 81. Clara Berry 81. Walter Gum e9. T.
10 90 Hattie Carr 100. Near silk 102. Pre-
sentiment 102. Sportsman 1O4 Eduardo los.
Air Ship 1O7, Alcantra 1O7. Dunning 108.
Double los. ST. Denis no GirdIestone no.
Third race. four furlOnEs. purse-C1ear
Night ITO. Lotta Gladstone 100, Delta 100. ST
Joseph 100 Oliver 103, Royal Chef 1O5, Pro-
gramme 1O4. Gary 107, Rustling silk 10T
Jack Dolan 110. Agnolo 11O. Grenade 105.
Fourth race, mile. selling-Grand vitesss
9S. Iole 9S. Helgerson 1O0 Mi Relna 102, Fed
eral 104. Dungannon los. Durbar 105 Sarah
Maxim 107, Rian 1O7. Glenwood 1o7, Death
1O9, Captain Arnold H.. Chamberlain 118.
Fifth race. mile, purse-Royal Legend 81
Adare 50. Downpatrfck 50, Rebo 102, Potrero
Grande los, Telephone los. Berry Hughes 1O5-
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Silent Wa
ter 81. Show Girl %. Glad Smile s6, Marco as.
squid eS, Sweet Tone 80, Rush Reuben lo2
Sid Silver los.
Weather cloudy. track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.

ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.
First race-Ferryman. Marsh Redon.
IntrOductor.
Second race-Airship. Eduardo. Cir
dlestone.
Third race-Granada. Agnola. Rust
ling Silk
Fourth race - Helgerson. Durbar,
Death.
Fifth racc-Berry Hughes. Tele-
phone, Potrero Grande.
Sixth race-Silent Water, sid Silver.
Show Girl.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12

Nutter's English Worm Tablets. Best
medicine for dogs. soc box. druxgistsi.s
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
GIANTS RETAIN THEIR
OLD WINNING STRIDE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK May u.--Throuxh inabnftv -
hit Matthewson St. Louis lost fha third 80 ~
OF the series with New York TO-DAY Tbs
visitors we've out6elded and outbatted Al
tendance. 1000 Score.
SSW fork -<----. -...-.----- 2
Batteries-Taylor and Warner. Nfatthewson
and Bowerman- Umpire-O'Dav
BOSTON May u--Boston shut ort C~l,fcaer,
to-day In disappointing game. marked bv
costly costly errors by the visitors. Attendance
''' ''''
f,Ss"e rsosson --------- .-.--........--.. 10
CnlcaSo .-.--- 10 4
Batteries-4oung and Needhan. PfsifYs- anl
ONeilI UmDire-Bauswfne
PHIL-ADELPIIIA May Twin two out
IN the eleventh inning to-day Pfttinrer who
TOOK sparks place on the rubber rave Pitts
ourg the winning run Doom was benched
for disputing decision Attendance. 200
p,,..s, r. H. E.
rlt,souts II -------- -.---...--.... 10 3
+ rnlidueipnia
Batteries-Robertaille and PeItz. snarks
Pittinger. Doom and Abbott Umpire-Klenn
BROOKLYN. May ff.-After securing a rood
lead early In the game Brooklyn lost to-day
to Cincinnati In ten-nning contest score:
Cincinnati a "a
Batteries-Hahn. Ewing and Phelps: Scan
lon and Ritter. Unnira-Johnstore
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12

berstone Kennels Humberstone Briar; third.
II. r. Browns Humberstone Barkby Bess.
Wire. open bitches-First George s. Thomas
Endcline Precise; second. Hurpberstone Ken
nels Thunderstorm Worry Wire winners
bitches-First. George s. Thomas Endcliffe
Precise; reserve, Humberstone Kennels Hum
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
BULL TERRIERS.

Puppies. dogs-First, Ed ]. Attridge's :
Edgecoat Baron: second, Roland Harrison, =
Rex; third, DIR. ]. A. Welshs Edgecote All
Reservoirs. Lyle NJ Fletcher's Jaspar "
and Mrs. c. H Wards Edgecote Duke H. c.
Everstt Ames Terry McGovern; c.. Mrs
Charles T. Dudley's Sikwood Chief Novice
dogs-First John l. Sparrow's {silkwood Ken
neis) Croyden Czar; second Tom W. Kirby :
Kirby $ Agsressor; third. Mrs. Lyle M
Fletchers Jaspar. Reserve-Mr, and Mrs. C.
H. Wards EdEecote Duke: ". H. c. G.
Sykes Hawthorne Frisco: H. c.. Max Moh-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12

Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
TO 19syronerdale r' sa1 Ils .Keliy).ll 2h II
15 to 1-G: Harry 103 (Herbert). 81 SO
Time. 1:45E. Start good. Won cleverIy.
Winner. j. II. Cranes br. &. by Jim Gore
Briganza: Lily Golding ss, Anirad 60 Met
lakat.a 11o. Dutiful 100, Light of Day 81.
Position ITO finished az NAMED
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12

FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; purse 5000.
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. 3. Fin.
10 ol-Musedo 112 fKelly). 2 Is II.
. 10 &-Romaine 100 (Minder). 90 q
20 to 1-Lucrece. 101 tCrosswaite) An 3n
lime. l:lo2. Start good. Won all driving.
winner. M Foxs ch. h. by Mako Reseda II
Whisky King 112, Ishlana 1O7, BIondura 107.
Royal White 100. Miss Raphael 107. finished
as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-12
PETALUMA ENTRIEs

Following are to-day's entries:
First race-Four furlongs. selling, maiden Q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-29
RAILROADS TO
MAYOR BRACE.
Reply COurteOuSIy to His Note
About Trains Blocking
Street CROSSINGS.

Mayor Brace has written to the
officials of the three railroads which
pass through this city in regard to
their blocking of crossings.
lie has already received prompt
and courteous replies from the gem
eral managers of the Central and
Lehigh Valley roads promising to
remedy the evil. An answer is Ak
pected soon from the Pennsylvania
officials.
This traffic blocking, often for
many minutes at a time, has been a
bane to all who drive or travel much
in the direction of the outer parts of
the city. Al New Brunswick ave-
nue., because of its heavy traffic and
its two crossings, the nuisance has
been especially troublesome, but also
at Smith, Market, Washington and
other streets, the annoyance is great.