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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race seven furlongs, selling-Merces
Sc. Miladi Love CO. Federal %, Grand Vttesse
e5 Chief Bush o. Covina 80. Gold Bell 100.
MaIediction SIS. Ornealca 81. Conclave 90. Judge
Sauhey e6, A Convict 81. Joelen 100.
Second race seven furlongs. selling-Ravena
90. Bravery 91. Rian 81, Gilfain 81. Auto
light 1OO Erla Lee 101, Mint Bed 80, April
Shower 90, Best Man 81. Gene Handlon 81.
Trixie White IO1 Matte II no
Third race, five furlongs, two-year- olds, han
dicap-Hoi Potloi 9S. Rosi Nj Nj 80. Osee 100.
Topsy Robinson 1O4. Chief Hayes los Hogan
los Jacks Queen 90, Neodesha 1OO Trenola
1O1. Agnola 1O7, Sister Frances 100. Excite
ment 112.
Fourth race one mile. handicap-Intense S5.
Red Leaf 97 Haviland los. Scotch Thistle 80,
King Ellsworth 95- =
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs. selling
Doc Thompson 90. Gary 95 DR.. Keith 81,
Anita 81. Toastmaster 100. Port Worth 10o. st.
Columb 105, Marvin Neal 95. Verdant 81. Orlins
97 Queen Caroline 81. Japanese Maid 1O2, NAL
leable 105. Fairview 100.
Sixth race one and a quarter miles. selling
Danube SS. The Messenger So. Male Hanlon 81,
Foreigner %. Helgerson 90. Dungannon 81,
Hot 96, Fonsoluca 100
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BRITT STANDS READY
TO PUT UP $4,000
WITH STAKEHOLDER
Battling Dane Also Declines to Make Good
the Dramatic Proposition Of Nolan to
Post Half the $4,000

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Noted Tonni. Players Enter.

NEWPORT, r. J., Aug. 1S.-The
drawings for the tennis tournament TO
be opened at the Casino on August %
were made tonight by DR. James
Dwight. secretary Of the National Lawn
Tennis Association,
The entry list is the largest ever re-
ceived for the Newport tournament. 405
Arlavers having signified their fnten-
ton 70 participate. and the list con-
tains the names of some Of the best
players IN the country, Larned, Hobart,
Wright. Collins and Clothier being
among the number.
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FIycasters in Competition.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-E. F. Mills of
New York won the diamond trophy for
long distance fly casting here to-day
against eleven competitors in the Chi
cago Fly Casting Club tournament at
Garfield Park. Mills distance was 119
feet inches.
The worlds record of 140 feet is held
by H c. Golcher of San Francisco.
Walter D. Mansfield of the same city
cast 144 feet in a public exhibition in
1908.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

(By the New York Morning Telegraph)
First rnce-Sand, The Triher, Dixie
Ard-c.-s.
Second race-Fulbert, Alma Gardia,
Charge.
Third race-Marshal Ney, Baikal,
Hans Wagner.
Gambrinus.
Fifth race-La LOnde, Rusk, Ed Ball.
Sixth race-MuldoOn, BrushtOn, Fair
buzz.
Seventh race-GearhOIm, Sweet Jane,
Poole entry.
Weather clear; track fast.
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Los ANGELES TO HAVE
HOME FOR UNFORTUNATES

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1s.-An indus
trial home for the housing and keep
ing of unfortunates Is to be built in
Los Angeles by the Salvation Army at
cost of $50 900. according to an an
nouncement made to-day. The order
from headquarters to begin work on
the new establishment comes as a re-
suit of Commander Eva Booths recent
visit to this city The structure. which
will be located on San Pedro street,
near the junction Of Los Angeles and
First. will be OF brick and three stories
In height
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BOOKS ARE HIT
At FORT ERIE
Maraschino Is Backed From
20 Down to 6 to 1 and
Then Scores. Handily
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1s.-There were some
large doings in the way of winning long
shots in the racing. The victory OF
Maraschino in the sixth race cost the
books pretty penny. Chatelaine and
Devonshire were the betting choices in
this event. but heavy play on Maras-
chino caused his price to dwindle down
from 20 to l to to l. Maraschfno del
lvered the goods by half a length with
Chatelaine second and Devonshire third.
1t was determined by the management
of the Fort Erie track to-day to extend
the meeting at least ten days longer than
originally intended. 1t was intended to
close here on the 31st inst Summary:
FIRST RACE-seven furIongs; selling; four
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. y Fin
9 to Mas Nolin. 81 loberthy) 3 2 l III
to 1-chanterelle. 107 (Kunzj. / 11ss 4
Time. 1;27 40. Start struggling. Wen
t. by Tammany,Tampette: Bedlam. Monis.
Monochord, Stalker. Minamoto. finished as
named.
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs; selling;
two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
to 5-Sonnet, 1o2 Cd. Boand) } 23
T' to d-Jean ear Lee. Jos Gee1. 2nSh
Winner. Mrs r. Bradieys ch f. by Aloha
Annie l. Lady Chiswick, Gold Girl. Pea Fowl.
finished named.
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
selling: three-year- olds and up:
to 5Syarieties, 81 n Jseksn, ) + IL
to 1-Pr Of Pilsen.1io ntG4 1-sh dBind} 5 SO So
Time. 1853. start good. Won easily. Win
gory Arabs Bee the G Cat The Bo5ST a
Talk. finished as named.
FOJrRT-H RAcE-saver ,,,-,o,.s 49,.
three-year-olds and upward:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
!: Ss: SSss = = $5g 9sssss aIss'
winner. William Muikeys r ST Sg bg PeTcy fSS1iy
Cimerone. Gay Lizette. weirdsorne. Peter
Paul. Marshal Ney and Wyeheld finished as
named
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs; selling; two
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
II to Daring, 100 SoberD -. u liz
to to iFae36ta@ iSssR5Snl lES fS5 z {Mahfo shss
Time. 1:o2 Start good. Won easily VIM
re6d neT eeoTSs BsvdT a2 Mes B. Girl Hy !es cn
Rocket, Zana McClelland and Side View I'm
ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-seven furlongs; selling; four
year-olds and upward:
6-to 1-Marasehino iof tMurf hy) "a u
to 55-Ghatelaine, ! Gt, 102 0 6Fisher).- IN
D 70 Z-DeVonshire, 1V4 (Munro).. 81
Time. LIS 1-5. Start bad. Won driving
Winner. T. Kitley's ch. &. by Golden Dawn
Chartreuse IL 1 Know, The Four Hundred,
Reveille. Demurrer, Water Tower and Inquist-
tive Girl finished as named.
SEVENTH RAcE-one mile; selling; four
year-olds and inward:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
II to 5-Outwai. 103 ID Boland) Is 13
to Lemon Girl. 9s (Swain)... y Pig
TO 1-Morendo. los (Dealy). 10 % 30
Time 40 4-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, j. C. Ferris Jr.'s b. +. by Ornus-
Leonell. Ben Fonso, Blue Flame. Council
Little, Boy, Louis Kraft, Reeves. Snowman and
Immortelle finished named.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

CBy the New York Morning Telegraph-)
First race-Grande Vitesse, COvina,
Merees.
second raee-Mattie H, Trixie White,
ErIa Lee.
Third race-HOgan, TOpsy Robinson,
Sister Frances.
Fourth race-KIng Ellsworth, Red
Leaf, Intense.
Fifth race-POrt Worth, DR.. Keith,
Marvin Neal.
Hot.
weather clears track heavy.
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RAILROADS TO CONTINUE
THEIR SUGAR RATE WAR
Expected Settlement Between Compet-
ing Eastern, Western and Gulf
Lines Fails to MateriaIfze.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.--News that the
sugar rate war between Eastern, West
ern and Gulf line railroads, which was
proceeding to a harmonious settlement
last week, is to be continued was made
public here to-day. The names of the
dissenting railroads were not learned.
but Eastern lines are understood to
have cast many OF the negative bal
lots
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RUBE WADDELL- SAVES
THE DAY AT ST. LOUIS
Relieves Henley in the Ninth
and Game Goes to 16-
Inning Tie.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST LOUIS Aug IS-St Louis and Philadel-
phis battied 70 a xteen-inning tie to-day. the
nnal score being TO 3. The visitors seemed
&c have the contest won in the ninth inning,
when. with two out and no runs, Henley
let down and was nit safely five times. Wad-
dell took his place and pitched sensational ball
for the remainder OF the game. Glade pitched
brilliant ball for 81. Louis arter the second il
nlhe. Attehoance' 1oVo- score X n Z
- Louis .....---- --.--..--.------- 13 l
Batteries-Glade and Spencer; Henley, wad-
DETROIT. Aug. 1s-Detroit won pitchers
hattie from Boston to-day. Attendance. 1900
Detroit ..::........................ ,
F3s+1a,5ss-. T1,-cLa5 and warner: Young and
\ CHICAGO. Aug. Is.-Chicago won skin
ming game from New York to-day Rain
stopped the game. Attendance, $500. Score;
Chicago .......................... 8 9 i
Batteries-White. smith and Mcfarland;
Crth. Newton and KleinoV-
CLEVELAND. Aug. ls.-cleveiano was IN
able 10 hit Hughes, and Washington won easl-
~. Attendance, 2S0o- Score: r H E;
Cleveland -.--.-.-..-.--------.-.- Q 2 3
f8atteT3es-Moore. Han and Buelow; Hughes
and Heydon.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN Aug IS-In pitchers battle
here to-day Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn. Both
Lever and Mcintyre were effective. Attend
Brooklyn ---.---------.-'--.-'' 4
ElfrsDurg ..----.-- q
Batteries-McIntyre and Ritter; Leever and
Peltz Umpire-Johnston
NEW YORK. Aug 1S.-In a ten-inning game
to-day The local team defeated Chicago. At
tendance, 5000. Score: R. H E.
Chicago ---------.
New York ---- . . 4
atteries-Brfggs Weimer and King; Nc
Ginnity and BOwerman. Cmpire-O Day.
PTIILA DELPHIA. Aug 1S.-Hits were plen-
tiful IN t0-day's game. BON Brown and Pit
tfreer we're driven 70 the bench, Taylor and
sharks going 10 the rubber. The visitors final
lV won Attendance 2SO0. Score:
ST. Louis. -.............-.....---ld IS 2
PHILADELPHIA Observation-Disclosures D Y >
T3atteries-Brown Taylor and Grady; Pltnn-
ger. sparks and Doom. Umpires-Klem and
BOSTON. Aug 1s.-Two heavy batting
games were contested here to-day, Boston win
Ifng the first and Cincinnati the second in ten
innings. Attendance. 3l00. Scores:
First game "a n e
Cincinnati ..---------. --..-.......
Batteries-Wiliis and Moran; Walker Har-
Der. Barker and Street. Umpire-Bause wine
Second game X L
flncluIiaAl -----
~ oSton "A
F3atteries-Chech Overall and Schlei: VIII
helm Harley and Needham. Umpire-Bause-
wine
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Bout Becomes Business Proposition.

the the
the night De
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day in
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RUTLAND CORPORATION
INTERESTS ARE SOLD

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-The sale of
ali securities and interests in the Rut-
land corporation held by the Merchants
Trust Company for s425.0O0 was an
nounced to-day by the receivers of the
Merchants Company. Douglas Robinson
and the New York Trust Company G
Tracy Roberts of Binghamton and
George S. Wise of this city were the
buyers.
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THREE STRAIGHT ron SEALS.
Bunch Their Hits on Pitcher Essieb in
the Fourth Inning.

PORTLAND, Aug. 1S.-The Seals
made 1t three straight to-day by the
time honored method of punching hits
landing on Essick for three singles in
the fourth and taking advantage of
Mitchell's tumble. They kept the home
team from scoring by a lucky chance
Mclean and Hoffman were on second
and third with two out when Atz shot
a sizzler off the end of his bat in the
direction of Irwin. The third baseman
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superintendent Young Dead.

; DENVER Aug 1S.-CharleS II
Young. superintendent of the Wells
Fargo Express Company in the district
extending from Denver to Salt Lake.
died to-day of pneumonia. He was A
years of age and had been in the en-
ploy of the Wells-Fargo Company
twenty-five years.
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breaks bicycle Record.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Aug 1S.-C. L.
HoIlister of Sprin gfield, Mass tonight
broke the worlds Quarter mile
bicycle record at the Salt Palace saucer
track His time. 1922 As. beats the
former record, held by Walter A. Bar
Rett of Buffalo. n. Y. by 3-5 seconds.
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Anorchi.t Hangs HImseIf.

BOTZEN. TyroI, Austria, Aug IL
lori. the anarchist who was arrested
while mediating an attempt on the life
of Emperor Francis Joseph during the
Emperor's forthcoming visit to Botzen.
hanged himself in prison to-day. When
arrested he had two revolvsrs and
bomb.
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Totals. ;. ;;
LOS ANGELES.
SUMMARY.

Earned run-Los Angeles. Two-base hits
Kane. sBrashear, Ross. Double plays-Walters
to Frary: Flood to Dillon CD. Sacrifice hit
Flood Stolen bases--Bernard. Ross Houtz
Struck out-4By Miller g. by Baum B. Bases on
balIs-On Miller 2, off Baum 3. Passed ball
Clark. Left on bases-Seattle 8, Los Angeles
1. Time of game-One hour and forty-fve
minutes. Umpire-Perrine
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SUMMARY.

Two-base hits-Dunleavy, Van Haltren Sac
rifice hits-Hogan 2, Graham Mclaughlin, Van
Haltren, Francks. First base errors-Ta-
coma 2 First base called balls-Off Iberg
s, off Brown 2 Left on base-Tacoma T. Oak
land 4. Struck out-By Iberg 1. by Brown 6.
Double plays-Devereaux to Kelley to Streib,
One hour and thirty minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Donald.
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Supervisors May Refuse to Act.

divided to
o
Democratic Supervisors opposed to Man
of
and
the lend
fort
difficulty needed
wflb in
uldwa
ationsw ii be prepare o.
he wen to the
Nelson the n
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Gunmen nt the BIuerock Traps.

The Union Gun Club members will
hold their regular bluerock shoot to-
morrow at In gleside. Among the fea-
lures will be the 100-target race for
the Bekeart trophy. This is open to
all gunmen
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SEATTLE TEAM is BLANKED.
Baum Holds the Northern Men Down to
Six Scattered Hits.

SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.-Baum held the
Seattle team down to six scattered hits
this afternoon. Not a home man cross.
ed the plate, while four of the visitors
made their way around the circuit
The hits secured off Miller's delivery
were costly. Score:
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JOCKEYS RIDE
IS SUSPICIOUS
LatOnia Officials Suspend
Foy for His Weak Eff
forts ON a Public Choice
Special Dispatch to IN. Cali

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1-Favorites had
poor day at Latonia to-day. Naran be-
ing the only one 10 win. Jockey Foy was
suspended indefinitely for his poor riding
on FlorizeI. the favorite in the second
race. The track was heavy. There was
no feature to the card. the races being
filed with ordinary performers. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs: three-year-olda
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q. Fin.
, 16 TO 5-Belltoone, 81 CWison). 1 2 IA
y TO LADY Lou, SO (Radtkel. h
u to Hopeful Miss, so 1FoyJ 3h 81
Time, /: :19. Start good. Won easily Winner.
. William II. Chores b. m (D by LeftOn-Isa-
be bella Potter 1o1. Queen Esther "a. Gracious
So. Fontesla 81. DeItoboso o. Mexican 81.
Martha Cecilia 90. Sand Bath SO. finished
named.
SECOND RACE-one mile; three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. y Fin.
9 to 1-Wedgewood. 80 (Iarris) a 2 In
! to Yam Hope. 1O2 lMorris) 81 rs
Time, 1:46 2-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, S. W. Street, & Co.'S br. &. go by
Trenton-Annie Gray. Hot 1O2. Sanction 92.
THIRD RACE-seven furlongs; maiden
Betting Horse Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
to Roscoe, 90 CNIorris)..... IS IL
IA TO 5-B.of Passage. 90 (F1adke) 21 80
Time. l :32 1-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner w. T. Muirs b. c. by Russell -Tfldee.
Frank Green o. Nominee no Lem Jones o.
Dutro 90. Gleeman 1OO His Majesty 90 Broke
90, finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-ysar-
old flHes; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
3 to kiss 9S (Harris) III
Is to 6-Merry Bell. 9S (Schade). I n 2 "A
Is to 1-Toya. 9S (Robinsonl 80. .
Time, :04 3-5 Start bad. Won easily.
Winner. S. w. STREET. & Co. b. T.. by Kings
ton -Katona. Floss S 9S. Vic Kinney 101. Tee-
pathy 1O3. Anna Smith 9S. Mamie 90.
Fsrroniere los. All Brown 9S finished as
named
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
to 5-Naran. 80 (Radtke)...... a n
3 to 1-Euba, 50 (MOrris)- -.-.-- 2 y
8 TO Joe Goss, 1O3 (HalD-..-.
Time 1:17 1-5. start good Won driving.
Winner, E Corrigan's b. c.. by Bathampton-
Phida Judge Traynor 90. ]. w. O'Neill 9s.
Stroud 9s Ivernia 81. Doty 99 Tom Kiey 10T.
finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-olds
fllfes; purse:
to LA PuceIle. III CMorsn) h
13 to 5-Auroceiver, 90 CMorris) II
Time, 1:16 2-5. Start good Won driving
Winner. ]. n. Camden Jr.'s ch- f., by Esher-
Blue Danube. Darthula 90, Chicora Maid 90.
finished 5 named
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did not have time to get down, but
the ball struck the end of his toe and
caroned to second base, where Wheeler
picked it up and threw Atz out at first.
Score:
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zOLOCK SHOWS
TURN Of SPEED
Takes the Feature Event
on the Card at Santa
Rosa in Straight Heats
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA ROSA, Aug 1S.-This was
ZoIock day at the racetrack and the
grandstand and grounds were crowded
to see the crack Mckinney horse pace
in the 2:O9 class stakes. Another at
traction was the appearance of Ro-
bizola, the speedy mare owned by DR..
]. W. Clark of Santa Rosa. Zolock
won three straight heats and first
money in his race. Robizola was not
so fortunate in the 2:13 class trot,
and only drew down second money, her
principal rival, ]. H. Benefits DR.. Ham
mond, proving the fastest trotter in the
race. The first race of the day, the
Pacific Breeders Futurity for two
year-olds, was won by E. D. Dudley's
McFadyen in two heats, beating T. H.
Brentz's Magladi in 2:15h and 2:16A.
Summary:
FIRST RACE Futurlty; two-year-olds;
McFadyen by Diablo-Bee Hoy); ;..;....; /
Magladi By Del Norte-Laurelia Delaney
Time-2:l519, 2:l612.
SECOND RACE-Pacing; 2:os class; purse
zoiock, by McKinney-GazeIle (Delsny) /
Miss Idaho. by Nutwcod-Wilkes
Dsdaiion. dSI l5raei by Diabio-Grace cward) 8
Kelly Briggs, by Bayswater Wilkes
Reta 4asfig n BY YIcfa McIInney-smat Durfee) DR.
Time-2:o7A. 2:OS. 2:l0.
THIRD RACE-Trotting; 2:13 class; purse
$500.
Dr. Hammond by Charles Derby
Belle (Chadbourne) ......-.....- !
Robizola by Robln-Myrtle (Ables)-
besS9 - ..'..'............. 3 1 3
Iiege nv Iobasco- Raven (Groom) 8 4
H D. b. Dy Arthur Holt (WrighD 8
Lady Madison. by James Madison
tWarg) LIE
Time-2:1lA, 2:13#. 2:13.
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Mayor Agrees to Sign the Permit.


in
he woulda fix is signatu /
beenH limited to
twenty round conte If heldi In city
the
San
Cofroth custom
Native endea
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cessfuI the o
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Totals .,.......29 .29 0 q
SAN FRANCISCO.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

struck out--By Essick s. by Henley 8. Bases
on balls-Of Henley 2. Two-base hit
Mitchell. Three base. hit-Householder Double
plays-Esslck to Mitchell to Mclean CD; Hen
lev to Nealon to Shea. Sacrifice hit-Wheeler.
stolen bases Hildebrand co. Nealon, Spencer.
Left on bases-Portland 2 San Francisco 3.
Passed ball-McIean. Time of game one
hour and twenty minutes. Umpire. Davis
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

fBy the New York Morning Telegraph.)
First race-Regal, COnfessOr, Dam
seuse.
second race-Jm Newman, Jimmie
Lane, Maiden.
Third race-Whitney entry, Oyama,
BeIlsnicker.
Fourth race-Artful, Beldame, Cairn-
gOrn.
Fifth race-Knight of Rhodes, CoIos-
sal, The Cure.
Sixth race-Timber, Running Water,
Flip Flap.
weather clear; track fast.
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OAKLA AND FAILS
TO FIND BROWN
Has Vans Sluggers on His
Staff Throughout and the
Contest Is Never in Doubt
IBERG rs GENEROUS
Is Wild and Allows Eight
Of the Tacomas to Walk,
Which Helps to Get Runs

RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco 8, Portland o.
Tacoma 3, Oakland o.
Los Angeles 4, Seattle o.
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To-DAY's GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Oakland-Tacoma at Recreation Park.
Los Angeles at Seattle.
San Francisco at Portland.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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THIRD RACE-One and an eighth miles;
selling; three-year- olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 5-Varieties. 81 Oh. Jacksn) 3 III
to 1-Jolly Witch, "a (annessy) h
TO Pr. OF Pilsen.110 (Blnd) SO 50
Time. 1853. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, w. Walkers br. g. by Massetto-Vain-
glory. Arab. Belle the Cat The Bobby, Small
Talk, finished as named.
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Time. I:17 is. start good. Won driving.
Winner, E Corrigans b. c., by Bathampton-
stroud 9s Ivernia o. Doty 90. Tom Kiley 107.
finished as named
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William H. Chores b. m. (4) by Lefton-ISa-
| bella Potter 1O1, Queen Esther "a. Gracious
/ 92. Henry Ach 30, TrOmpeuse 81, Lady Lasca
| 50, Fontesla 81, Deltoboso 81. Mexican 81.
Martha Cecilia 90. Sand Bath 90, finished as
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-24
Saved the Train.

La Crosse, Wis, Aug 21.-Observing
by mere chance that the tracks on the
Dubuque division of the Milwaukee
road had been undermined by storm
near Lansing, south of here, William
Bates, camper, saved the south
bound passenger train from being
dashed into the river, by rushing up
the track frantically wavidg his shirt,
which he stripped off for want Of more
more suitable signal
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-24
GRANTS PEOPLES PRAYER
Gear Of Russia Orders Formation Of
National Assembly with I'M
portant Powers.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 12.-Russia's s
national representative assembly, the
fruit of decades of stress and striving
for reform, which endows the Russian
people with the right Of being consult
ed through their chosen representa-
t1ves in the suggestion, preparation
and repeal of legislation, to-day takes
it's place among the fundamental insti-
tutions of the empire. In solemn
manifesto Emperor Nicholas announces
this morning to his subjects the frui-
ton of his plans summoning the rep
resentatives of the people, as outlined
by him In rescript issued on March
last, and fixes the date for the first
convocation as mid-January, and in
ukase, addressed to the senate, form
ally orders that body to register as the
imperial will law project, formulat-
ing the nature, powers and procedure
of the new governmental organization.
The national assembly will be con-
sultative organization in connection
with the council of the empire and not
legislative body. The powers Of the
emperor remain theoretically absolute.
AS the emperor Is the supreme law
giver and autocrat, the decisions of
the Douma have only q recommends
tory and not binding force, though
the rejection Of any legislative meas
ure by two-thirds' majority Of both
houses rs sufficient to prevent that
measure from becoming law. The rep
resentatives of the people will have
not only the right to be heard on any
legislation proposed by the govern
ment, but also can voice their desires
on new laws and will have the right
to exert q certain supervision over
budgetary expenditures. The suffrage,
though wide, Is not universal. It is
based on property qualification, the
peasantry having q vote through mem
bership in communal organizations. A
considerable portion Of the residents
Of the cities, possessing no lands, to-
gether with women, soldiers. civil
functionaries. etc, are without SUI
frage.
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-24
Death on Railroads.

Washington, Aug. 10. The annual
report Of the interstate commerce
committee, giving the railroad sta
tistics for the year 1904, shows that
the total number of casualties to per
sons on the railways in the United
btates was 94,201, of which 1O,O46
represented the number of persons
killed and S4.155 the number injured.
OF the persons killed. AL were'pas-
sengers, and the number wounded
was o,111, or one person killed out
Of every 1,622,s67 carried, and one In
iured out of every 1888 carried.