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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11

Ian plan sail from Francisco the Monoo.
They will leave here Congress adjourns taking little
Mr. Mcclellan asked this afternoon outline condition
of Hawaiian affairs here to date. He replied
The passage OF the River Harbo the 100000
item Tor Honolulu OF the now
pending The Delegate making provision that
the appropriation OF 100000 be protected the Committee
on Commerce Hawaii will undoubtedly this the
general bill should be defeated.
Owing the Hepburn in all work for
the Leprosy Study bill has had be Fri
day last Surgeon General Wyman called
Senator Morgan their aid
be gotten through House following dav Delegate Ka1a
nianaoe called the President with
President message Speaker Cannon ue
ing recognition passage leprosy believed
however that the Speaker opposed any further appropriation
for Hawaii by this Congress and the passage of this bill
unlikely.
The Delegate and called on the Secretary Of the NAVY Sat
aror Naval station Congress-
personal letter Secretary Morton from officials
Sante Fe Railroad.
The whole subject was thor
ouhy discussed but this again emphasized
the Naval Board have plans for the beginning of this
work The complete station building in the Philippines
constructing
the effective bar the development of Pearl Habor These
absorb all the large appropriations which the President
has bent his energies this It probable the
will operate for three years
L urged Secretary Morton Hawaii
ground He replied that he might be able this
during the coming
The omnibus lighthouse bill carries $4,000 light
house and lights for Honolulu harbor but has been
considered in House.
Delegates specifically
Hawaii passed Friday
called by Representative Spadng of the Committee Ter
The Home Rule protest election received
the House. being the sentiment of the
Committee elections that there nothing to justify Con-
although
marked that the Committee deprvng itself of pleasant trip
to Hawaii government
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AFFAIRS Of HAWAII At
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Cannon Opposed Observation-Disclosures
Pratt.--Resstry of the Pioneer---E. P.
Coles Doings.
(Mail Special to the Advertiser.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 2o-In spite the whirlwind
Congress Hawaiian affairs the Capitol have been
gotten things already
prospects that five days Hawaiian bills
items will be disposed 100000
interest progressing favoraby but its fate will be
before this letter reaches there The leposy
apparently for this session Uncle
his against it He thinks Hawaii
the her harbor
Delegate Kalananaoe dropped him about the
Speaker OF his characteristic observa
There wasn't having eper study in Hawaii
would be having place study the measles the
mali land, something 10
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OPPOSED LEPROSARIUM.

absence of Col Pete" Hepburn Iowa. where the
advocates regulation built powerful fire him. has
unfortunate for the bill Dr. Walter Wyman worked early
get bill through but Col Pete
look after his the only who
capable OF handling Uncle Joe had The President sought
help But Uncle Joe has mood where he issues
dehs the President Just before he
spoken Delegate Kaanianaol Mr. had received by
Dalze verbal from the President ask
ing the bill be he The President
greatly interested in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11
SUGAR IN EUROPE.

Hossfeld Trieste Austria. for
warded following the Department OF Commerce and
regarding Sugar in Europe
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COMING VISITORS.

The prospects good visits from prominent
public officials Honolulu during the coming Secretary
OF War Taft going the Philippines and will probably stop off
Honolulu for He trying persuade Speaker
Cannon him the the Philippines and the
Speaker minded accept Miss Alice Roosevelt daughter
OF the President will probably Secretary Tas party Mrs
Taft will go her chaperone
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
Delegate and Mrs Kalanalaoe George McCleI-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Z SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-Claude will be
a starter tomorrow in the first race.
a handicap at six furlongs- The feat
ure of the card will be. the $4,000 Ssr-
atoga handicap at one and an eighth
miles. The days entries:
First race. six furlongs for all ages. handi-
cap-Light Brigade 9S, Right and True los,
Cloten 102, Claude u.s. Aeronaut 9S. Broom
handle 1O5 Pat Buiger lie. Burleigh 126. Can
dida lob, Sovereign lob, Taxer 9S, Reidmoore
90 Goldsmith les. Roseben 40. Gold Enamel
11o. Race King los, Druid 102, Bohemia 1Oo,
Marjoram 104. Broadcloth i15.
Second race, one mile selling. three-year-
olds and up-Peggy o'Neil 9s, Tapiola 80.
Foncasta 103. Scotch Plume 9S. New Mown
Hay 1o1. Cabin S.. Sais leo. DIR. Spruin JOG.
Greencrest 10S Telephone 106 Stroller los.
Hippocrates 105, War Whoop 10l, Benvolio 101,
Waterford los, Lord Badge 9S.
Third race five and half furlongs, two
year-o -ods-Shineon ia. Merrick 1os Snow 10.
Parvo 1eI, Third Mate los. Beaufort 1o5 sly
Ben no. Lady Navarro 119. Dscbedient 102,
Arklirta 110, Chalfonte 110, Oak Duke ia.
Saratoga of S50oO. handicap. three year-olds-
King of Troy los, Merry. Lark 112. Water
Light 122, Dandelion 10. D. Arkle 95, Bedouin
lis, Rose of Dawn 1o3. Burnt Hills Ill. Ok
ford lis.
Fifth race fine and a half furlongs, maiden
filies. two-year- -olds-Royal China Ito, Do
dina no. Buette 110. Hocus Pocus I1O, An
Meta Lady no Meddling Daisy no. Ousel
no. Ametel 40.
Sixth race, one mile. handicap. three-year-
olds and up-Prince Silver Wings 49, Bragg
106, War WhooD lie Inferno 30, Workman
1G0. Joaquin 112. Adrfutha 81 Eugenia Burch
no. AInberjack co. Hippocrates 1922
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
CANTE[N SHOWS
A FAST NILE.
Daughter of Mfrthfill Ne
gotiates the Distance at
Saratoga Track in 1::39 1-5
GLEN ECHO OFF BADLY
Is. Last to Leave the Post
and Then Finishes Strong
ly in Fourth Place
GLEN ECHO OFF BADLY
Special Dispatch to The Call

SARATOGA, Aug 21.-It was hot
enough to-day to toast eggs on the pave
nlent. The attendance at the races was
not quite as good as it has been. The
track was fast. Canteen won the fourth
race at one mile cleverIy In 1:3s 1-5 run
nirg through the su'etch like a stake
mare. Butcher had a commanding lead
at the home turn, but stopped badly and
was soon in the ruck. Fustian was sec
ond and D'Arkle third.
Glen Echo was last to leave the post
but finished strongly in fourth position.
Had he been able to keep in the front
division he would have won. Summary
FIRST RACE-seven. furIongs selling; three
year-odss and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. Y Fin.
TO TX. Pepper. los (McDanD L 3 1h
Z to 1-Byways. 1o5 .tsewelD... 3 22
Time. 1:2s @ 2-5. 80 Start Start bad. Won handiiy.
Winner. F. Farrells ch. e. by Kintaka Gene
we've Old England. Antimony Good Bye.
finished named.
SECOND RACE Handicap steeplechase;
about two miles: four-year-oids and up: q
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. = Fin.
to 1-Charawind 1o5 CHeider) s 3 B y
IS to to 5K Of afflef HaTIem fssaFng3j 81
Time. 4:24 Start bad. Won driving. Win
ner, M T Donohoe's b. g. by Charaxus- Helm
wind. George keene. Cardigan, Wooden, Fol-
low On, Valley Forge, New York. Declmo. fin
ished as named
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs. handicap:
two. sar-olds:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST y Fin.
70 to 1-veronese. 1ee tMfllep. 1AI
10 to 1-Anodyne 1l5 (3ullman) 2h
to Sidney F, lii (O'NeiD.. y h
Time. lila. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner W. e. Daley's b e. by Henry OF Navarro
Girl. velours. Masterston. Kuroki. finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-one mile: the Amsterdam
Selling Stakes: three-year-olds and up
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. a. Fin
to 1-Canteens 80 CIV Knapp, @ u l =
to I-Pqstian, 96 oG eWiley} 81 IL
Time, 1:39 i-5. Start fair Won driving
Winner. ], C. Yeagers br- T., by Mirthful-
Partridge Glen Echo, The Clean. Right Roy
named.
FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles;
handicap: three y=ar-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. jockey. St u Fin
9 to Hume 1o3 (Burns)....
10 to I'M. .Beaucaire. .120 {o'NeD l 11a2
40 To o.1-Ven Tronp I0T (Myers)10 q 3
Time .53 4-5.i start stragglng Won -driy-
ing Winner, C.1gP. waterhouse's br; g Shy
Eddie Jones' Humfditss EugenfaN NBurehs Sono-
ma Belle. Wire In. oarsnlan. Tyron. Work
man, Bad News and Ca-oral finished as
named
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs; for
maiden two-year -olds; selling: purse:
70 lis Carruthers: 10I D1sD 213I y
4 e 1--Mintia. 81 tMcDanieD... p
4 to 5-RemingtoP., los tO'NeiD. 1 3 y .
Thine. 6S. start bad. Won driving VIM
ner RI sAngaroIa's b. C. by-Sts George Bessie.
Merry Go Round G4ntian. Paloro. Dave Lewis.
High Brush Greenland. Topsall, lngieside
Tavannes r. z. Arm. Annie Oakley, Suns
Edward Russell and Turkey Foot finished as
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
CREOL|N. TAKES
STEEPLECHASE
Beats New Amsterdam by a
Head in the Feature
Event at Latonia Track
Special Dispatch to The can.

rrs-N N-ra
CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-It is a. certain
ty that the meeting at Latonia will close
on September 4; as the Latonia manage
ment has agreed with the street car COM
pany not to run longer than that time II
the latter will delay work along the line
until that date. Another reason Is that
the Latonia management wishes to make
some improvements at the track for the
fall meeting.
Creolin, after a hard drive through the
stretch, managed to win from New Am
sterdam by a head in the handicap stee-
plechase the feature event on the card.
La Pucelle fell in the fifth race imme-
diately after the start, but both Jockey
Robbins and the f1lly escaped injury
The track was slow and only a fair
sized crowd was present. Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; three year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey St. q. Fin.
16 to 5-Covina 81 Robinson).. s 63 u
90 to l--Strader 9S (Dugan)... 8 3 h 2l
to 1-Merces So (Morris) 49,. II 3IH
Time, LII As Start good Won handily
Winner, c. E. Brusius b. g.. by King Eric
Coralitos Malediction SO. Maceona 81, Katie
zitt IS. Phiora 95 Lady Lou s5. Bill Collins
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22

Candidates for the University OF Cali
fOrnia football squad gathered for the
first time yesterday afternoon. shook
hands with their coaches, were given
their suits and did a few stunts" about
the training field. J. W. Knibbs Jr, and
Dr.. F. B. Griffin. the new coaches from
Dartmouth, Captain Force and Trainer
Christie looked over the material with
which they will have TO work
While Knibbs and Griffin have met
most Of the men individually since their
arrival from the East, this is the first
time they have had an opportunity TO
see them together and in football cos
tune to watch their motions and put
them through their PAGES. This they
old yesterday, and as the men formed
and worked out a little they watched
them carefully, studying their charac-
teristics with the trained eyes of the
man who knows what he is about and
what he wants.
Knibbs found plenty Of willing material
and plenty Of men who had good training
in the teams OF last year. He found also
that the California team of 1905 will be
deficient fn weight II will be one OF the
lIghtest teams that has ever been put
in the field by the State institution with
the exception of Haffey and Taylor. no
one Of the men is over lS0 POUNDS IN
weight. The word that comes from STAN
ford Is IndI IlelI team AOi N41S 30
year will be far heavier than this
Il developed that Captain Force VIII De
one of the heaviest men in the squad
He is slated for his old position OF tackle-
A thorough canvass is TO be. made OF the
freshman class TO see II some big mate
rial cannot be developed
California will have twelve out OF the
eighteen men who played against stan
fcTd last year. which is a good nucleus
with which 10 begin. OF the six who have
left college all are big men like Stroud
and Heitmuller. This is not causing
worry. The Dartmouth coaches have nad
to work with light teams before, and tney
arc thoroughly confident that with their
experience with just such material as
Trey now have they will be able to WORK
cut winning team
one of the new plans OF training VIII
be work six days in the week Hereto
fore Saturday work was oTnit1eo,s '.,I puI
be some time before denniue plans ol
practice are begun
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
POST FORFEIT FOR SIDE BET.
Principals Do Not Put Up the Entire
$4,000 as Originally Proposed.

Willie Britt, representing his brother,
and Manager Nolan, representing Nell
son, met yesterday and each posted
$2500 forfeit for a $4,000 side bet II
on the day before the contest either
man decides he does not care to risk
the other $500 he forfeits the money
deposited yesterday with Harry Cor
bett. the official stakeholder.
Some suspicious persons were Of the
opinion that this $500 would be the
only money put up on the betting
proposition. They were not too sure
but that there were strings even on
this and that once having served it's
purpose of advertising IL would be re-
turned Two receipts were given fden-
tical in wording, with the exception of
the name of the person from whom the
money was received, and further that
Britt's receipt reads. that Britt defeats
Nelson" while Nolan's reads that Nell
son defeats Britt" Britt's receipt reads:
August p. 1905.
Received from Willie Britt $500 being
forfeit in a bet OF $4,000 that Britt defeats
Nelson In a contest TO take place on Septem-
ber g. the balance OF $500 to be posted the
day before the contest. Money to be paid on
HARRY CoRBETT.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
BURNS AND BARRY TRAINING.
Nfddleweights Nearly Ready for Their
Meeting ON the 31st Inst.


Eastern sporting men now in this
city fancy Tommy Burns to win his
contest with Dave Barry on the 31st
inst. at Woodward's Pavilion. These
men have not as yet seen the rugged
Dave in action, and they are going TO
play Burns simply because they are
more familiar with his ring career III
the last three or four fights Barry and
Burns have made with different op-
ponents are any line upon which to
draw a conclusion on the coming con-
test between these two it looks to the
dopester that Barry's chances are the
brightest.
Twin Sullivan won a hair-line de-
cision over Barry and when Sullivan
and Burns hooked up it seemed Sui
livan had a shade the best of 1T. but
the decision was draw. This contest
was fought with clean break rules, a
condition which favored Burns. Mike
Sehreck won a dicision over Burns
when Tommy was an amateur and
made a draw with him later taking
the two battles Burns made with
Schreck and the whirlwind contest
Barry put up with Schreck at Salt
Lake as a line IL seems Barry's work
was the best.
Doping ring contests Is hopeless
task and even though Barry did lose
a decision to Burns on a former oc-
casion it does not necessarily follow
that Tommy will repeat Barry is in
better shape than ever before. If
Burns wins from him the Irishman
will not be subdued without a strug-
gle. as no gamer boxer lived than Dave
Barry.
Both Barry and Burns are within
few pounds of the weight limit. Dave
weighed 163 pounds yesterday. Burns
said he was equally as close to the
mark, so there is no fear that either
will lose the $500 weight forfeit.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
RIVAL FrGHrERs AS SECONDS.
Mt. an. Nelson VIII Be In Opposite
Corners on Friday Night.

when Jimmy Gardner goes into the
ring at Colma next Friday night to do
hattie with Buddy Ryan he Will be
seconded by Battling Nelson. who is
training with him. In the other cor
ner Jimmie Britt will be behind Ryan,
who is training with Britt at the
beach. Ryan first met Britt when he
trained at Sheehan's for his fight with
peterson. Britt at the time being in
training for kid" Sullivan The two
are great friends and in this contest
II will be one training camp against
the other, as Nelson and Gardner are
lust as close to each other as Britt and
Ryan,
The visitors to the beach camp yes
terday saw Ryan work hard with the
punching bags and pulleys and then go
four fast rounds with George Herberts
and like number with Willie Fitz-
gerald. Ryan looked in the best Of
trim and showed up well with Fitz-
gerald. who is one of the fastest
Youngsters that ever put on glove.
The welterweight has had no trouble
in making the weight required for his
bout with Gardner and will be much
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
IA L0ADE. runs
A GREAT RACE
Equals the Canadian Record
at Six and One Half Fur
longs at Fort Erie Track
Special Dispatch to The Call.


ONTARIO, Aug 2l-The race at Fort
Erie to-day at six and half furlongs
was sparkleT. Gushing & Barber's
fflly La Londe, which is as fast as there
is in the West or South or son the Coast,
but erratic and notional, won It in the
fast time of 1:19 As easily. The last time
out she propped herself at the post and
refused to run. She was in pleasant
mood to-day and made a show of her
company Her performance equals the
record for Canada at the distance and
is the best at the distance at the meet
ing. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q; Fin
4 to l-Chicarra 100 (shoen).. l
20 to THE 400 100 Dealy)...
10 TO THE Elbs. 100 Oandry). 81
Time 1:15. Start good Won driving; Win
ner ra naiey ypsvonsb,re Gn O Blue Grouse. Tom
Crabb Bensonhurst. Dixie Andrews, MISS MOT
gan, Judge Nolan and Mrs. Bob finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs;
two -year-olds; purse:
3 to LADY Walker. lo50D. Bind
Time, 1:09 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner George Holes ch. c. by First Mate
Wing I.aQV InfSWfcK. lolliS
Benzing. Benz j and caiox finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-one mile; three -year-olds
Betting. Bet Horse. weight Jockey. st, r.; Fin.
25 to Peter Paul, III (Newmnl 12
to 9Ts,,ST 5Gy witss Jas gs sos ossT2 (s%ain5
Time, 1.4O 3-5. start good. Won. driving.
Winner. Mrs r. Bradley's hr: g. by Aloha En-
inence. Weirdsome. Hans Wagner, Fat Cos'i-
gan and Ink finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE.six and a half fnrIOnss'
s5'ns 3 ID Lsass ii +, 55Ss.9S} gsla IfHIs
f Time e-flRs' iiIs s5 81 start good. won easily.
wpns Cushing n. castsno ssHss p Last K Enir8 r3R
Young Hyson. Miss Karl. Banana Cream,
Sleeping. finished as named.
FIFTH RAcEmF1y,s furlGngs; 4aSsg purse e Fin.
Betting. Horse, Weight. JoeKey. 81 I'm.
sSS f-WsrH fW r. 5sRss SsaRs'qd fdaaelsy ss2sasT
40 to IL. Mcclelland.1 .1o1 Hogg) 2 y 81
Time lo2E start an straggllng w won Rsse. sasely
lnGes1 JohnsIII Itse DGaiS Nike GreylIs a Sonnet
MeddIer Jr.. Devoir. finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE-one and a quarter miles;
selling: three-year- -olds and up:
3 sS sS f-ni9sis n9ssHfs Boy l1S 81 Pssl Gsns9y
to IL. Kraft. 1o5 o. Burtn2 ~ 4 = &s2 49,
xvinnsr LlI'ss D. coniey's CHI g. by Creseendo or
p3-t,,so-Berna Honda. Economist, Axares, The
I3o,bv Sarilia, Hawtrey, Blue Grass Girl.
fIarry New finished as named.
SEVENTH RAcE-six furlongs: thres-year-
plds psst,nr an' Horse. I weight J&key. St Fin.
3 TO 5-sIiss Anable95 twalsh( 22
- - ~ Little Red. 81 Freeman) 9 u 32
40 ,rsu1e. 1:I4 As. Start good Won driving.
-.,s,ioer ] McGuire's ch. Z by Montana
,Malsninatton " III Molo B, Scarecrow, Jim
T.errin' Hindoo Princess, Magic, Fade Meny.
aobson's Choice. Amber, lnquisitive Girl.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
NELSON'S MASCOT MISSING.
u;s Bull Terrier Mike strays Away
while They Are on Road

IARKSPJJR. Aug. 21-Battling Mel
son. Jimmie Gardner, George Gardner
Joe Angel, Charlie Nelson and sew
eraI others kept the ground warm and
the dust moving this morning on the
road between San Anselmo and this
place.
"Rat" lost his celebrated builterrier
.sMile" somewhere between here and
San Anselmo and up TO late nour the
bag-punching canine has not returned
TO Bats" cottage Bat was present
ed with the dog by an admlrer IN odii
Quentin about eight months ago anu
has formed great attachment ior
him. He has enlisted the aid OF all
the dog catchers in Ross Valley TO
bring Mike to his training quarters.
He feels it would be unlucky II the
dog should not be found.
After his road work Battling was
perspiring profusely and received
thorough rubbing down. He ate
hearty luncheon and sat around uhtil
8 o'clock He then went into the gym
no sinm for a couple of hours He
punched the bag with Hghtnlng-Hke
rapidity and seemed to have all ltS
movements under his control. He
skipped rope with great ease ana ne
seemed TO be a mass OF living springs
the way the perspiration howed from
his pores.
He went to San Francisco this even
ing In response to message lroi,, m
Manager Nolan. Last evening bat
amused himself for an hour ana nail
riding his pony. He expects 10 De
greatly benefited by his horseback
riding. which will be part of his daily
training. =,
Jimmie Gardner, who will ngnt
Buddy Ryan at Colma on the 29th INST,
is working hard both on the road and
in the gymnasium and is in excellent
condition. He SPARED this afternoon
with Joe Angeli.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22

ONTARIO. Aug. 21.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Fort Erie follow:
First race. five furlongs. maidens two-year-
olds selling-Mrs Budd los Catalogue los
Mabole los Pentagon 10S Olean 1G5. Lucy
Carr 100. Panene 105 Buckle lO5 Logan Water
loo. May Rhyme 100. Ethel Pepper 100, Fan
tana 100
Second race. six fuTlongs. four-year-olds and
up, selIng-Sneer 112- Bart Howe 112y rI,oob-
gou lO4 Many Thanks 105 ChantereIle lO2
SLuTian loo. J. Ed Grillo 100 Minanloto 100
6oPedale 100. Mint Leaf 9s Ben Fonso 90,
Third race. one and an eighth miles three
year-olds and UP, selling-Our Bessie 105 King
oi the Valley 1e3, Prince of Pilsen 1O2 /
rieties 97s
Fourth race, six furlongs. two-year-olds SELL
ing-Fortunate 107, Col. Bronston 1oe Game
ster 80. Factotum 9s. DR.. Koch 97. Eta NJ
9s. Alma Gardia o.. Annie Berry 94. Charge
Fifth race, one mile, three-year- and up-
Scaiper 107. Day les. Last Knight 1oo. McII
vain 80, Wyefeld 90. Pirate Polly 81 Hazel
Baker SO.
Sixth, race, one mile, =, three-year -olds selling
-Brushton 49, Highland Fling 107. DerrY
1o6. Jungle Imp 163 Sand 100 The Novice
9S Depends 9s. Bisque es Dorothy Dodd "a
Annie Alone 9S. Gladys Mcconnell 90, Mamie
March 49,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Marjoram, Roseben, Boz
hernia.
Second race-Scctch Plume, Peggy
O'Neil. New MOwn Hay.
Third race-0ak Duke, sly Ben, Chal-
fOntc.
Fourth race-Rose of Dawn, Bedoufn,
Watcrlight.
Fifth rnce - Hocus POcus, Royal
China, Dedina.
Sixth race--Adriutha, Prince Silver
wings, Inferno.
weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-The entries
for -morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race, one niile-Gracious IS, Flor S5.
Mint Bed SO, Federal 81. Gilfain 81 Rian 90.
Ida vivian 49, Dungannon SO. Dr. Riley e5,
Aufolisht e5. Apple 9S. A Convict 100 Mar
lin log.
,ttIe Pan 96, Doc Thompson 96, Overend 90,
F1aEstone 99 Casperdine 80. Wool Soap 90.
CaIisto 90. Ecliptic lOl, Matabon 104. Leo
Tbird race, mile and fifty yards. selling
CLANCY IS. Judge Saufiey 96. Bugle Horn 81.
Wedeewood 9S, Hortensia 101, Foreigner 103.
Sanction 81.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-Animosity
81. Alista SO. Pentotoc 91, Sister Lillian 92,
Barbara Whiting 3d. Handy Bill 81, Major