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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04
FIGHTING RULES
THEIR THEME
Referee Smith and Jabez
White to Have Discussion
To-Day on the Subject
ROAD WORK FOR BOXERS
Both Men Are Taking I'm
usual Precautions Against
Injury to Their Hands

Eddie Smith Of the Reliance Athletic
Club Of Oakland, who will referee the
fight in Woodward's Pavilion to-mor-
row night between Jimmy Britt and
Jabez White, will visit the English
quarters.
He wants to have a thorough un-
derstanding with the English boxer re-
garding the conditions under which ae
will fight so that he may not be at
disadvantage in the ring. They viii
discuss particularly the clause which
provides that the boxers must protect
themselves in the breakaways.
The pickering Of the promoters seems
to have dulled the interest OF the fol-
lowers OF boxing IN the bout. Tickets
were placed on sale yesterday, but the
demand for the pasteboards was light
The expected $40, 900 house has dwindled
down to one Of smaller proportions. A
fight Of this kind usually attracts a
large attendance from the country, but
the postponement hasshad the effect of
creating doubt as TO whether the
fght would be held When this doubt
exists the most enthusiastic hesitate
to make the journey TO this city
If White defeats Britt he viii have
the satisfaction Of knowing that he met
the Californian at the height OF the
natter athletic CeVe1OpLue0L- ne 10
stronger and faster than at any time
in his ring career His intimates viii
be surprised If he does not win inside
OF five rounds. They do not think
White can withstand his attacks once
he goes after him in earnest.
White spent a quiet day at his train
ing camp at Smiling Metzners Tav-
ern. Larkspur. yesterday The Brtton
is doing just enough work to keep in
health and to keep within the weight
margin, 1873 pounds. Before donning
his gymnasium clothes yesterday he
weighed 1881 pounds. but he disposed
of fully pound while going through
his stunts.
Jabez as usual. arose early and took
an eight-n1le walk The jog was dis
pensed with. as the Englishman's train
ers think he has done enough hard
work. A brisk rundown followed. In
the afternoon he punched the bag,
tossed the medicine ball. wrestled.
pulled the weights and, contrary TO
expectations, boxed two fast rounds
with Jimmie Lawler. Battling Nelson
and his manager, Billy Nolan, were
among those present Jabez looks big
and strong He is of a quiet DISPOSE
ton, but he is growing restless as the
date Of the fight approaches.
The amateurs may move over the
line into San Mateo County, where they
will be free from the probe Of the
Grand Jury Efforts are being made
to interest Manager Jim Coffroth in the
pavilion at Colma- II he takes hold
of the proposition he may see his way
clear to stage some professional bouts
If he can get attractive matches.
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ONE RUN BEATS THE SEALS.
Errors Help Nordyke Win a Game for
Tigers in First Round.

TACOMA, May 3.-Luck favored the
Tigers and they made one run, enough
to win after two were down in the
first round. Nordyke hit, stole second
and took third on Wilson's juggle of
a ball at the plate. Eagan was passed
purposely and Nordyke scored when
McLaughlin's drive TO Wheeler bound
ed away. Eagan was thrown out trying
to tally. Singles by Sheehan and
Eagan came in the sixth, but a double
play, Irwin to Gochnauer to Nealon,
prevented scoring. The Seals had a
chance in the fifth and ninth, but
could not get the needed hit. In the
former round, Doyles error on Hide
brands was followed by Irwin's safety.
Hogan, however. threw Hildebrand
out at second. Nealon fouied out and
Wilson came in with a two-bagger.
With men on second and third, Goch-
nauer was out at first. In the ninth
Waldron hit. but was forced at second
by Spencer, who was caught trying to
steal. Wheeler was passed and Hide
brand singled. Irwin could not hit
beyond Keefe and the side was out.
Score:
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TWO STAKES ATTRACT
HOUNDS AT UNION PARK
Glass Event and Unfinished Stake Give
Promise of Exciting Sport on
Sunday

The sport at Union coursing park
on Sunday will consist of two stakes
an open event of forty-eight entries
and the unfinished stake of last week
In which sixteen dogs remain. The
two events have attracted many of
the crack greyhounds of the city, and
some lively coursing is promised. Fol-
lowing is the result OF last nights
draw:
Class stake. forty-eight entries-The Rival
w. Lord Seton: Happy Lad w. Free Born
Sky Van VS.. Fairy Belle: Lucy Clair vs. Nav
s.; Valley Pride vs.. Flower Girl: Texas Betty
vs. D. R.; Mavfs Clair La Rosa; Ina Cis-
sus vs. Foxhunter; Conroy Rocker Arm
Doc Burns VS.. Aeolus: Hidden Hatred VS.
Irma Hotfoot: Reta vs. Tillie r: Tom King
VS.. Eidelwise: Humboldt vs.. Rush Away: Lam
cashire Lad vs.. Frisky Barbara; Amandan vs.
Galveston; Sir Winton VS. Glaucus: Hudson VS.
Rocked Asleep; L. L c. vs. Angus Cisstls
Mr.. Zignego We. May Tunison: Reckless Aero
bat VS.. The Referee; Friendless Boy vs. Azure
liza; Haphazard VS.. Renegade Apache: Panoche
Lulu Girl.
Second round Of the stake of last week (un-
finished. sixteen entries-Yellowstone w. Po-
mona; Patched Up VS.. Tralee Boy; Race king
~. Secretive: Northern Flyer vs. John Heeran:
J. E II. VS.. Presto MI Amigo vs. Shot Gun
Muggsy W. Sea Lion; Stingares W. Crawford
Belle.
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FLOODS TUO=BAGGER
COMES LDHEW NEEDED
Fourteenth Brings Vic
tory to Siwash
Band.

SEATTLE, May 3.-It was a pitch
ers' battle between Roach and Essick
to-day and lasted fourteen innings.
Young Essick saw the game thrown
away by Van Buren. who tossed bad
ly TO first to head off Eastwood. This
1uke allowed Lefty Houtz TO reach
the plate with the only run Of the af-
ternoun.
Roach and Essick dished up curves
that would satisfy any one. Neither
allowed more than one hit in any in
ming. Roach received the best sup
port and the work of HoutZ IN left
field drove the fans wild. Three times
he robbed Mclean Of line smashes
that would have landed for extra
bases Once he was backed against
the fence and took his chance with
one hand. Kane furnished several
sensational plays around third.
McCreedie tried hard to win the
game In the ninth, but the locals re-
fused to err at a critical time. Burns
made a fine one-hand stop Of a hard
one by Gates and threw Mclean out
at the plate. Essick followed with
q hit to Burns and the side was out.
Houtz opened the fourteenth with a
hit too hard for Essick to handle. A
sacrifice put him on second and he
scored when Van Buren tossed the
ball away trying to put Dashwood out
at first. The score:
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Shay Yields 10 St Ioui..

STOCKTON. May AFTER playing
with the Stockton team of the Califor-
MIA State League for a month, Danny
Shay will leave next Monday to join
the st. Louis National team. He re-
fused to accept the first figures ~ the
St Louis manager. but now il is -un-
derstood he is TO receive $1,000 for two
years. with transportation and all
expenses. Shay is playing very fast
ball. and il Is believed that he is bet
ter this season than ever before. He
viii play with the locals Sunday, as
he wishes TO give Manager Moreing a
chance TO get a man TO take his place.
The Stockton fans Will miss him. but
they all wish him good luck in the
East.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The fans had their first look at the
1905 collection of Angels yesterday
afternoon at Recreation Park, and, in
cidentally. saw the southern stars stow
the Commuters away IN an eleven
inning affair that was full Of one-two-
three-out plays. At that the finish was
a hot one and easily the best part OF
the game. Score: Los Angeles 4
Oakland /.
Neither team could hit the ball.
Nost OF the hits went 10 the pitcners
and the inhelders. A few flies came
the way OF the outfelders, though tney
did not have any hard chances A
high wind was blowing, but that olo
Rot affect the batting, Tor tneFe was
none TO be affected.
An error by Kelly started the Angels
on their trip to victory. Kelly rum
bled Bernard's drive in the eleventh
with. two gone, and Flood Immediately
grabbed his club and walloped one TO
right field for two bases, settling the
Strife without further ceremony. t1ooo
tried 10 steal home on the next oali
pitched and spiked Jimmy Byrnes In
The foot. Jimmy may be out of the
game for some days as a consequence.
Oakland should have won the game
g dozen times. for they surely did have
chances to throw to the birds. In the
ninth spasm the Commuters filled the
sacks with no one out DevereauX
forced Dunleavy at the pan on hit
10 Smith. Byrnes and F'rancks ex-
pfred through the medium Of pop flies.
oakland had eleven men left on the
bases, which tells plainly the story OF
defeat.
j. Southpaw Goodwin was wild and
walked enough men to lose two ball
sariaes in anybody's league. But the
Commuters never could do a thing
when they got men on the bases. they
tried hit and run plays and every other
kind Of an old play, but II was all the
same-nothing doing when hit was
needed 10 break UP the game.
Cap Dillon resorted TO his old tao
tics of roasting the umpire again, and
Mr.. Perrine chased the persistent
Angel leader TO the bench in the Sec
ond round. Toman was brought into
the game though he is III and in need
Of q vacation. Brashesr, who was do
ing stunts at short, came over and
covered the first bag from that time
on. The score:
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TRAIN LEAVES
GROOM BEHIND
Special Dispatch to IN. Call

SACRAMENTO. May 8. - Waltsr
Howard. well-known young resident.
was married at noon to-day to Miss
Blanche Cotton. a handsome young
woman Of Elk Grove. They were driven
to the depot this afternoon to take a
train for San Francisco and were ac-
companied by the bridal party. At the
depot Howard met an old schoolmate
who begged the chance to have a fare
well glass with him. While they were
exchanging amenities the train drew
out with the bride. It was too late
for Howard to catch 1t. and he sent
messages to various points on the line
to stop her. but at last accounts he had
not overtaken her on her singular we'd
ding journey.
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Little Scout Scores Brackets.

- ST. LOUIS. May s.-Fair Grounds racing re-
eults:
First race. four furlongs-swimming Girl
won, Topsy Robinson second. Marvel P third
Time, 80.
Second race, five and a half furionSs-Ben
Lear won, Malster second, Mayor Graham
third. Time, :0e 20.
Third race. four furiongs-Oze won. Kiss Sec
end, Bitter Brown third. Time, 40 As.
Fourth race, one and an eighth miles-1ttle
Scout won Lubin second, The Regent third
Time, 1:55 2-5.
Fifth race six furlongs-a1iss Afrable won
Mary Glenn second, Howling Dervish third
Time, IA 4-5.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
BandiIlo won. Dolinda second Mammon third
Time, :46 2-5.
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Japanese Nine at stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 8.
The Japanese baseball players from
Waseda University are to spend the
next two weeks on the Stanford dia-
mond practicing for future games.
They will play teams from the differ
ent classes. halls and the faculty club.
Kono, the little pitcher with the SEEM
ingly tireless arm, viii do all the
pitching for the Orientals. The team
has not yet decided upon the proposed
trip to the Eastern universities.
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Captain Browns Agile a Winner.
LEXINGTON. KY. May S.-Results Of the
racing:
First race five and a half furiongs-James
" won, Memories second. Rusk third. Time.
1:o61a.
Second race. four furiongs-Kings Dausntei
won Vic second Sue Smith third. Time. :47Z
Third race. six furlongs-Thirty-third won
Athlone second Autumn Leaves third Time
1:14A.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth. the Phoe-
nix Hotel stakes-Ag1le won. Angler second
Retort third, Time. 1:4612.
Fifth race. four furlons5-Interiight won
Lord Kent second, Colonel Bronston third
Time :4S%.
sixth race. one mile-Oro Viva won- oul
Sister second. Belle Dodson third. Time. 1:4l
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Baby Stakes for Rustling silk.

KANSAS CITY. No.. May 3.-Elm Ridge
racing results:
First race mile-Devout won, Siss Lee
second, Ascot Belle third. Time, Al.
Second race, five furlongs-Silent Water won
Glad Smile second, DR.. Roberts third. Time,
1:01A.
Third race, seven furiongsHBryan won
Croix dor second, Kilties third. Time :26X
Fourth race the baby stakes, four and
half furlongs-Rustiing Silk won. Anna Day
second. Lady Navarro third Time, 80.
Fifth race, mile and a furlong-Berrif
Hughes won. Kernel second, Falernian third.
Time. 1:54%.
Sixth race, one mle-Haviland won, Golden
Mineral second, Ada third Time, 1.42%.
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ARABIC Beats Right and True.

NEW YORK, May s.-Jamaica racing re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-Arabo won, Right
and True second Chimney Sweep third Time
1:l8
Second race. one mile and seventy yards
Uncle Urigh won. Incubator second, Considcr,-
ton third Time, 1:45.
Third race, five furlongs-Phyllis won. Pansy
second. Beldon third Time, 100 4-5
Fourth race, the Suffoxlk stakes four and q
half furlongs-Special License won, Very Best
second. Leonard Joe Hayman third. Time :B4
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards-New
York won. Red Knight second. Grenade third.
Time. "A 4-5
Sixth race, six furiongs-Jetsam won, Pheo-
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Pathos wins at St. Louis.

ST LOUIS. May a.-Union Park racing re-
suits:
First race. four furlongs-Dr. Windell won,
Dalzar second, Marimbo third. Time, 80 g.
Second race. six furlongs-Nellie Russell
won John Garner second, Midnight Minstrel
third. Time, 1:24 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs-The Armorer won
Hardcastie second. Rusioni third. Time,
1:16 As.
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles-Lam-
padrome won The Don second Little Giant
third Time. :4S c-b.
Fifth race one mile-Pathos won, Erbe Sec
ond. Ethel Marks third. Time / :43%.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Miss Marconi won,
Goal II second. Joe Goss third. Time 1:14 A. s..
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bsses-Byrnes 2 Spies, Cravath. Van
FaItreu- Errors-Iberg. Goodwin. Smith. Ross
Kelly. Kruger, Frsncks- Two-ba hit-F1ood
Francis Goodwin, Kelly. First base errors
LOS Angeles 2. First base called balls
OF Iberg ]. of Goodwin S. Left bases
Oakland II, Los Angeles 8. Struck out-By
Iberg / by Goodwin Z. Double plays5Kelly
70 Srreib 70 Byrnes; ToTnan TO Flood 70 Brash-
ear; Devereaux 70 Kelly 10 Streib. Wild pitch
eGoodwin-Time CT gsne-One hour fifty min
ufeS Inpire-Per1ne.
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FnrIish Uassic for ve,Ias

LONDON, May 3.-At the Newman
ket spring meeting to-day vedas won
the 20o0-guinea stakes of 100 sover-
eigns each for colts and f7llies foaled
IN 1902, q distance Of one mile. Sig
norino was second and Llangibby
third.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04
CONVICTED OF FRAUD
IN COLORADO ELECTION
Deputy Game Warden of State Found
Guilty Through Woman's
Testimony

PUEBLO. Colo, May Sc. n. VIII
son, deputy State game warden, was
to-day convicted Of having fraudu-
lently registered names before the last
general election. His attorneys gave
notice that they would file a motion
for new trial tomorrow. The chief
witness for the prosecution was
Blanche Shaw, the woman who was
spirited away mysteriously and later
found by the officers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04
SUMMARY.

Esrors-Wheeler Wilson. Gochnauer, Doyle
gtruck out-By Keefe 7. by Miller g. First
base on balls-By Keefe 2, by Miller 2 Wild
pitch-Miller. Two-base hit-Wllson. Stolen
bases-Nordyke, Sheehan, Hildebrand Double
play-Irwfn TO Gochnauer 70 Nealon. First
base on errors-Tacoma 2. San Francisco 1.
Time OF game hour 35 minutes. Umpire
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04

MISSOULA. Mont. May 3.-word has been
received here of the death at Sand Point.
Idaho. of F. w. Schultz, an attorney from
Vandalo, Mo-, at the hands of three masked
footpads. Members of the militia company at
Sand Point are In pursuit OF the murderers
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04

LAREDO. Tex. May 3.-Martino Gonzales,
agent Of the National Express Company at
saltiIlo. Mexico. is missing as is also pack
age said to contain $12. 900 in currency Both
the agent and the money disappeared on
ADrii 90
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04
Pavhc Games
EASILY BEATS HONITON
HORSES APT
TO RUN FIRST
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

First race-Spondoolix. j. B.
Smith. Maggie Mackey-
Second race-Doublet, Emma
Reubold, GIendenning.
Third race-Rey del Mundo,
Grasscutter. Ancient Witch
Fourth race-Sweet Tooth,
Macene, Light of Day.
Fifth race-Gentle Harry,
PrcstoIus. Past Master.
Sixth race-Golden Ivy, Red
mont, Evea @.
Seventh race-Toupee. Ro-
maine, David Boland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04

BUTTE. Mont. May 5-For the first time
IN years the gambling resorts Of this city are
closed the order having gone forth from the
County Attorneys Office TO the Sheriff.
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ORDINARY FIELDS
AT OAKLAND TRACK

The card at Oakland to-day is a
good one, although made up almost
entirely Of selling events.
Following are the entries:
First race. seven furlongs three-year-olds,
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It takes an empty head to rise TO
the heights Of fashion.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINcs.

LofeIB -5S ] I 20 IOrsIs-o5 2 Q %
-Batted for Byrnes IN eleventh.
+BAtted for Iberg IN eleventh.
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Great Mare Runs Her Race,
but Collides With a Resur-
rected One.
"Handriding" Kelly Lands
With Possart, After Look
ing Hopelessly Out of 1t.
BY FRED e. MULHOLLAND.

Honiton, the honest daughter of Or
monde, ran up against a bird OF rare
plumage in the mile and furlong
handicap yesterday at Oakland.
Packing all the excess baggage pos
sible under the interstate commerce
law in the way Of 120 pounds, she
was Of course installed fayorite at
short odds, as Andrew Mack declined
the issue.
The great mare did all that was
asked of her. Minder taking her out
in front from the start. The last
eighth of a mile c.. Miller moved with
Soufriere and the latter simply ran
over the favorite. On Saturday last
with the weights practically the same,
Soufriere finished behind. Honiton in
a handicap. her price going from 15 to
20 to /. Yesterday a hydraulic lifting
jack would not have budged the to
chalked up. If c. Miller will dupli-
cate these two rides at the new Bel
mont Park we will fortell what busi-
ness he will embark in imm ediateiy
after. Ellie ran third
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FIVE OUTSIDERS SCORE.

Only two of seven favorites reached
post in safety. The attendance was
large and the betting brisk.
By the narrowest Of margins Met
lakatla. the favorite, beat Crigli a nose
for the opening seven-furlong selling
affair. Wright, who rode the first
choice, got away poorly. and the mare
had to be much the best to win. An
trad, so 20 ] shot, ran third.
Dell Fountains mare Laura T. M. had
pronounced call in the betting on
the split of the -furlong run. She
was led almost from the start by
Funnyside, the second choice, which
was ridden out by more than length.
Serenity ran third, four lengths be-
hind the first choice
Father Catchem, the to favorite,
made runaway race Of the two-year-
old scramble at five furlongs. Hand
riding" Kelly landed Busy Bee in the
place. nose before F. w. Barr. Ell
Dinero wilted away after displaying an
q ahr1Tdanro of or1xr crood
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KELLY REDEEMS HIMSELF.

II Handwriting Kelly did scramble
the eggs with Cruzados on Tuesday,
he redeemed himself py putting Pos
sart across the line winner of the mile
and a furlong selling event The black
horse received strong backing at odds
Of 3h TO 1 and met with all sorts of
Ill luck. Last at one stage of the game,
II looked dark for Kelly and his mount.
Later on. at the head of the stretch he
ran into a pocket and it seemed the
referee would count ten this time.
Kelly persevered, however, and, squeez-
ing through on the rail, caught By
ronerdale passing the paddock, scoring
by a length. Knapp, with the favorite,
Rey Dare, finished an indifferent third.
If there are any more at home like
Rough Rider they should never be
uncovered. The Los Angeles horse
went to the post favorite for the mile
and sixteenth selling fixture, tackled
on to last position and stayed there.
Lloyd Fountain, astride North West,
early assumed the leading position and
disposed of Trapsetter handily at the
wire. Frank Sullivan finished third
with Ocyrohe.
r. Taylor is not making rapid
strides as a jockey. He had the leg
up on The Mist, favorite for the clos
ing five and a half furlong sprint, and
got left at the post. Lucrece, an s
10 l shot, ridden by Knapp, earned
a neck decision over Entire Nous. a
40 to l shot. The show fell to Joe
Kelly.
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TRACK NOTES.

Nineteen bookmakers made the
weight at yesterdays drawing.
The Sausalito poolrooms will open
on Monday.
Barney Schneider wired Horace Egg
bert from st. Louis yesterday asking
the dates Of the Seattle and Portland
meetings. Barney intimated that he
would ship some two-year-olds to the
northwest.
The California Polo and Pony Rae
ing Association presented Superin-
tendent of Track William Fieldwick
yesterday with two handsome cut
glass decanters.
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Captain Browns Agile a Winner.

Apprentices allowance.
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by
by Starts
raj 8 r rode
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Time-:24. :491&, lie, 1:401a, 1881
75; show, 1-2. Honiton, place,
spector B-Landslip- Trained by
Won easily. Balance driving.
Out" assisted by the India rubbt
was not to blame. Ellie found to
Bombardier quit.
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SUMMARY.

McCresdie, Runkle. Struck out-By Roach 4.
by Essick s. Bases on balls-O6 Roach =. on
Eszick 3. Left on bases-Seattle g. Portland
9. Time OF game-Two hours and fifteen min
utes. Umpire-Davis.
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One man out when winning run was scored
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04

At post Y minute on at s:571s. soufriere. place
b; show out. Ellie show. IA Winner, ch by In
E. T. Hinkey. scratched-Andrew Mack Start good
c. Miller. in his pantomimic sketch. Stretching II
mare Soufriere, scored instantaneous Honitou
much ac tion ahead OF him. stilicho has gone back
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-04
Angels Get Winning
Run During the
Eleventh.
RESULTS OF GAME.

Los Angeles. ?: Oakland i; IL mn
ings.
Tacoma. 4: San Francisco, q.
seattle. /; Portland o; IA innings.
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'Keene entry.
mclaughlin entry.
fRove entry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-10
WASHINGTON BIBLE RESTORED.
Lost For More Than Seventy.Five
Years Volume Is Recovered
].- BY Masonic Lodge.

NEW YORK, May 10.-After having
been missing for more than seventy
FIVE years Bible hallowed by asso-
Citations and the signature Of George
Washington on the flyleaf, and which
had been in the lodges possession
since 1892, was returned TO Hiram
Lodge. No. 449, +. &. A. NJ, last
week. 4
The Bible was one of those printed
by order Of the Grand Lodge OF
which Washington was member,
and issued to subscribers. From the
time it was printed until 1880 1t
was used in the lodge work and then
it disappeared. Charles Schneider
past master OF the lodge, effected It's
recovery. ll5,.5 J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-10
FRESHMAN {
HAD RICH BRoGuE BUT lT+TooK
THE CASH TO PAY HIS Id
iSiG5 FINE.

. a - E.. e. .
{ Ed. Mack was the first prisoner to
face the mayor this morning. He
was arrested on, Monroe street yes.
terday afternoon for drunkenness.
5000.
Thomas McDonongh was an Irish
man with the richest brosue heard
in the temple Of justice in many
moons. He acknowledged to be-
ing drunk and was fined the. same.
The Chief and Officer Gould found
him in the B. and Q. freight yards
late last night
Enoch Johnson, Of near Shutdown
was arrested by Bartholow shortly af
ter midnight out on Cherry avenue
5000.
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