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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
0|SEAU SHOWS
MARKED CLASS
Comedies Weight to All OPP
ponents and Then Wins
the Spendthrift Handicap
CAIRNGORM rs SECOND
Public Money Sends Sydney
Paget's Star Ruby Colt
to the Post Fayorite
Special Dispatch to IN. CAN.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. June 29.-Run-
ming with less exertion because his ac-
ton is freer from friction than that Of
almost any horse on the turf. James B.
Brady's good colt Oiseau won the Spend
thrift handicap for three-year-olds to-day
at nine furlongs In 1853 s-5. This is ex-
cellent time when the fact Is considered
that the winner carried 124 pounds and
conceded weight to all his opponents.
Despite the fact that Oiseau was con-
ceding him only one pound. Cairngorm
carried so much public money that he
supplanted Oiseau as favorite. Hardly
any consideration was given the others.
The rest of the field lacked brilliancy and
1t was considered strictly a two-horse
race. O'Neill again had the mount on
Oiseau, as he had when he won the Swift
stakes. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs: selling; for
two-year- -olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. ~ Fin.
20 to l-Balotta. 100 (NicoD: III 2
IL to 5-Cinchona, 107 CBaird).. 2 81 8 81
winner. p. P. Mccarren's ch (. by Water
cress- -Arnotte. Speedway. Hector, Deux
Temps. Busy Bee. senechal. Tambeau, Kuro.
F. Abjure. Aviston. Georsiana. Bantam and
Edict finished named.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs: handicap; for
e-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse weight Jockey. St. Fin, in
70 snAsssss 70 lls 80 Saa sAusachn5
10 to 1-Bedouin. liz Uyne). 11sS Y
w,nner ne + Farrelrs siar b. g 1 BY
Inc. Incarnation, Lady Cncas. D.Arkle. Race
King. Lucy Young. Israeiite. Flinders and
Aeronaut finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Steeplechase handicap; about
two miles; fOr foar-year,olds and up; r.,
WEIGHT. Jockey.
g to 5KuSs. n.II. - Ssssss ssslS Hi;;,5
Time. 400. Start good Won driving. win
ner. J. O. Widener's b; 9. by BatnampIoon,- on,-
Roberts promedary Bonfire. Tom cosan. Nit
rate and Gold Van finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles;
spendthrift handicap; three-year-olds;
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Fin.
easase-n. e'isas; M. IS 9ass'2 SMl,n5
Time. 1:b5 3-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Gun. oxford. Bank. Gamara and Coy Maid
finished as named
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs; maiden two
betting. betting Horse. s E. weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin.
to 1-ATkrta. us s5 SHAW Man,; Ssh III
10 to 5-Bellsnicker 11b to'NeilD 8 h 8 h
Time. 1:02 1-5.. Start fair. Won driving
winner, r.. = drrell . Gu Z. ny AIhic-AoJ oitA es-
Lancastrian. Nostromo. Snow, Benevolent.
Vino, Waterspan. Reidmore. Royal Income.
Barberloot Meteor, Cleaner. Water Wagon and
Golden Arms finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
three-year- and up: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
o tc ocean Tide. 106 Baird: 22 IL,
6 to 1--Champlain 101O.J.Walsh) 3h
to 5-Maj. Dngrfeld, 112G .Mrtin) 3S
Time. :59 4-5. Start fair. Won handily.
Winner p Winners b. {. by st. George-Come
and Go. Niblick and Tom Cod finished as
named.
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PUBLIC CHOICES RUN BADLY.
Only One Favorite Wins I'm the Poor
Fields at the Meadows.


Fields at the Meadows.
SEATTLE, June 2s.-The public had
a bad day at the Meadows to-day, only
one favorite winning. The attendance
and betting were light. a poor class OF
horses starting in every race Doris.
from the Haggin and Jones stable. won
the first race. but had to be shaken up
the last part to win Caroourn was
second. after being badly messed about
in the early running. Paul Jones was
third. Great Mogul. the favorite. was
a bad fourth Harry Stover's Joe Frey
broke down badly after passing the
half mile post
LADY Rice won the second race In a
hard drive from Mr.. Robson and from
Hogarth, the favorite. j. h Bennett
had a lot of bad luck all through the
race. Golden Buck. heavily played by
the smart contingent. won the third
race In a romp. Joe Kelly, the favor
fte. was second Summary:
First race. six furlongs-Doris CT. Clarkh
to / to 1. 8 to S. won: Caroourn Uoague)s
to 1, to g. second: Paul z Jones CRettigl-
s'se Second lai' race. ~ six fturionss-Lady Rice
palms.. to l. TO 2 Z to TO- Won: Mr.:
RSss9sh RSssG4 q d. ss Seward to Il, ssTd Ti%s
Third Third race. six furlonss-Golden Buck SR.
Kssis KeMs'' tr. snlliran,. s1 to 70 4 second:
Indicate Uoaguel, to 5, third Time. 1:ol y
Fourth race. five furlongs-Rose Leaf Oh
PowelD. 10 to 1. to I, to 2. won; Dollis
Bowman the Fiddler (stewart). to p third
Time, :0115-
Fifth race. one mile-Prestano qcarnshawl
IS to S. even. to 5. won: Ulioa (Herbertl.
to 4. out. second: Homage Palms). to L
third. Time. 1:42H.
sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
Blue Ridge Ct Clark) to s. to s l to
8. won; Mordente CIV. Smith), 3 to l. 8 TO 2.
second: Jingler Qoague). Z to 10 third Tine,
1:451A.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Sheepshead
Bay follow:
First race, one mile. selling. maiden Jockeys
Billy Roche 1O4, ARABIC 108. Port Arthur 81,
Mettle SO, Novena SO, Masaniello 81, Champ
lain 90. Sinicado 81, Upton 95 Virgo 90.
Rubric 95. Chimney Sweep 101. Arsenal 1O1,
Consideration 1O2, Whorler 100.
Second race. five furlongs, Futurity> course.
2-year-old fllies selling-Flavighy 80. Annie
Abbott 1O1, Tickle 80. Miss Point 105. Queen
Florentine 80. Evening 105, Ala Russell 107,
Listless 1O3 Abjure 90. In Line 9S, Rama 90,
Edith James "a. Cassandra "a. Changeable 1O4.
Auralaw o., Cats Eye &c. Cousin Kate 104.
Victory Belle o., Poetry 9S. Mary Morris 96.
Third race. mile ard< half. handicap
Blandy 11S Won Tromp Ill. Uncle Urigh ITO.
Uncle Charley 107, voaday 105. Cedarstrome
95 Bellatrix 81.
Fourth race, six furlongs. on turf, two-year-
olds The Pansy. selling, $4,000 added-Capias
lO2. Mary F 90, Lieber 81, Holloway 97. Ano-
dyne o. Hooray 90. Remington 9s. Leonard Joe
Hayman 90.
Fifth race, main course, three-year-olds-
Hunio 49, Broadcloth 121, Idle Dream III,
Kurtzmann 116, st. Bellane 113. Merry Lark
lie, Prince Hamburg 121 Rose of Dawn Ill.
Torchello 49, Handzarra III, Chrysolite 113.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling
Dinah Shad no. Heno ia. Warranted los.
Isnlailian 81. Sailor Boy 103, Jerry Lynch 103
Virgo &c. Orthodox 100, Bowler log, Tom
Lawson 1O5, Sweet Alice 103 Liberia 96. ST.
Breeze 1o1, saulsberry no. Rubric s5. Thistle
Heather 96
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THIEVES ROB THE AMERICAN
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Specimens Of Gold Ore Are Taken and
Gilded Lumps Of Coal Left
IN Their Place.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Thieves are
reported to have been systematically
at work for months among exhibits In
the American Museum OF Natural His
tory In this city. Specimens OF gold
ores of the great Bement collection,
presented to the institution by j. Pier
pont Morgan, valued at $4,000, have
been stolen and In their places cheaper
ones substituted. Artistically gilded
Jumps Of coal and stones are said to
have been left in place Of the loot A
Siberian collection of implements and
garments has been deprived OF some OF
its best examples and many valuable
specimens are missing from the butter
fly cases.
The theft took place adjoining the al
cove In which Is a collection OF Amer
lean gems. valued at 100000, also given
to the museum by Morgan.
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TWO YOUTHFUL MURDERERs
HANGED IN PENNSYLVANIA
Pay the Extreme Penalty of the Law
for the Killing of a Toll
Cate Keeuer.

LANCASTER, Pa. June 2s--Leo Fur
man and John O'Brien were hanged to-
day for the killing of Samuel Ressler,
an aged toll gate keeper. on the night
OF July i. 1904. Furman. O'Brien and a
man named Craig, after shooting and
slightly inJuring several persons at
Gordonville, near here, were pursued by
citizens. Craig was captured and SEN
fenced 10 twenty years in the peniten-
tiary, but Furman and O'Brien escaped.
When they reached the Ressler toll
house one of the men held Ressler
while the other shot him. Furman was
az years old and O'Brien was 25.
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BROWNS SUbDUE
THE WHITE SOX
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
tAMERIcAN LEAGUE)

CHICAGO, June 2s.-St- Louis outplayed
Chicago to-day and won to 2. Attendance,
1900. Score;
r. H. z.
Chicago 9 g
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AFFAIRS OF DEFUNCT BANK
STEADILY GROWING WORSE
Investigation of the Books Show That
But Very Little Is Left for
the Depoxftors

CLINTON, Mo-, June 29.-The affairs
OF the failed bank of Salmon & Salmon
grow worse under investigation. It is
now asserted that the depositors will
receive no more, than % per cent, and
perhaps not above l5 per cent. 1t de-
velops that the bank owes $4,000 In
Los Angeles, some of which Is alleged
to be on forged papers.
w. W. Adamson, lifelong friend of
the late George M. Casey, is said to
have lost $4,000 on notes given by him
Professionally two years ago to aid the
short-horn cattle king when the lat
ter failed. Casey was the father of
Thomas NJ. Casey, the cashier. who is
now under arrest
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First round Qower halO-Mrs. C. Watson =
bye Mrs Neimeyer vs. Miss Eleanor Jones.
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SPORTS WILL JOURNEY
TO COLMA THIS EVENING
Dempsey-Crowe and Brown-Zubrick
Bouts Give Promise Of Some
East Eightlng.

The sports OF the city will make q
pilgrimage this evening to Colma to
see Young Dempsey and Johnny Grove
fight twenty rounds. All arrangements
for the adequate handling Of the crowd
have been completed and the patrons of
the game are guaranteed good service.
Besides the main event, there Is a
good preliminary on the card between
Warren Zubrick Of Buffalo and George
Brown OF Oakland. The lads will go
ten rounds at the lightweight limit.
Billy Roche will referee both fights.
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Aid to Build Convent.

large gathering OF the members Of
the Catholic Ladies' Aid Society Of St
Joseph's parish took place at the resi-
dence of Thomas McKeen, 1863 Folsom
street, last night An excellent enter
tai1ment was given. The affair was n
raise funds to erect home for ths
nuns attached to the parish church.
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LAKE SHORE TRAIN MAKES
NEW RECORD FOR SPEED
Covers the Distance Between Toledo
and EIkhart, 134 Miles, In
II21z Minutes.

ELKHART, Ind. June 2s.-Engineer
John Gullmyer, the Flying Dutchman,"
brought the Lake Shores eighteen-hour
train from Toledo to Eikhart this morn
ing, 134 miles, in 112h minutes. four
minutes better than the divisions rec
ord, which was established by Gull
myer The train consisted OF three
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SUMMARY

Errors-walters, Kane 2, Blankenship Kem-
mer Francks Earned runs-Senttle g. Two
base hits-O Connell McHale. Walters. Dever-
Sacrifice hit McHale. Struck out =
BY Shields g. by Moskiman I. Bases on
balls-On Shields 4. Hit by pitched BALI
Francks. Left bases-Seattle 8, Oakland 8.
Time of game-One hour forty-five minutes.
Umpire-Bray.
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New Rate Schedule Must stand.

BOSTON. June 29.-The executive
committee of the Supreme Council of
the Royal Arcanum to-day announced
that 1t had no power to alter the new
schedule OF rates. 1t says the increase
was an absolute and immediate neces-
sity.
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SUMMARY.

: Errors-Mitchell. schlaney 2 Jones. Nc
IAurhIin. Brown. Struck out-By Jones I.
by Brown I. First base on errors-Portland
q Tacoma 3. Bases on balls-On Jones 2.
of Brown 4. Left on bases-Portland 4.
Tacoma TO- Two-base hits-Jones Eagan
Doyle. Nordyke. Lynch. Double plays-Earan
to Casey to Nordyke; Sheehan to Casey I'd
Nordyke. Sacrifice hits-Nordyke 2 sheehan
q hours. Umpires-Perine and Lohman.
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SUMMARY
stolen bases-wheeler 2. willie

Stolen bases-Wheeler 2 Williams 2. Nealon
Q Wilson Gochnauer, Brashear, Bernard,
Smith 2, Flood Errors-Hildebrand. Smith.
Brashear Wilson. Two-base hits-Conrad,
Cochnauer, Smith. First base on errors-San
Francisco 2. Los Angeles 1. First base on
called balls-On Williams 9, or Wright 8.
Left on bases-San Francisco 8, Los Angeles
- Struck out--By Williams 6.by Wright g..
Double play-Gochnauer to Wheeler to Nealon.
Time Of game-Two hours nve minutes. Um-
pire-Davis.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Six shooter, LII Puceiie,
Edna Tanner.
Second race Two Bills, Hadur,
Meadow Breeze.
Third race Ebony, Gold BELL,
Gigantic.
Fourth race Eloisa, Malleabie,
Hogan.
Fifth race-varner, Martin Brady,
Beam.
Sixth race-Odd Luck, Nervator, Null
doom.
weather clear. Trnck fast.
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Three person. Perish An Hot., r.,

LICKING. Mo-, June 2s-Three per-
sons perished in the burning Of the
Collier Hotel. frame building. here
to-day. The dead: Mrs. v. Shclp and
infant, Emmett Sticker of Willow
Springs, Mo.
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The CharIe.ton . Fn.t Crul..--

PROvIDENCETOwN. Mass. June 90
The cruiser Charleston on her of1cial
trial run to-day made an average speed
of 12.3 knots an hour. She excesdsd
her contract requirement by .oa knots
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TIGERS FIND PITCHER JONES.
Give the Portland Teams Slab Artist
an Unmerciful Hammerinx.

PORTLAND, June 29.-Tacoma gave
Jones an unmerciful pounding In the
game to-day with Portland. Had 1t not
been for the occasional good fielding by
the home team he would have suffered
a still worse defeat AS 1t was two OF
the visitors runs were caused by errors
on the part OF the home team. Brown
pitched a masterly game for Tacoma
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KENILwoRTH PARK SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Ruth w, MI, Tsara.
Second race-Pat Bulger, Alencon,
Preen.
Third race-Peter knight, Barbnr-
ossa, Ruby Hampstead.
Fourth race Cardigan, Pfcktime,
Collegian.
Fifth race-Blennenworth The Don,
Lustig.
Sixth race - Watercure, Oro Viva,
Golden Green.
weather clear. Track fast.
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KENILwORTH PARK ENTRIES.

BUFFALO, June 29-The Kenilworth
Park entries for tomorrow follow:
First race, five furlongs. maiden two-year-
olds-Nfl 49, Donna 109 cadillac 1O9, Buckle
100. Carrie Graham 100, Ruth w 100. Rocket
1O9 Hocus Pocus 100, Miss Finch 1Oe, Tsara
100.
Second race nve and half furlongs. handi-
cap, three-year-olds and up-Pat Bulger ia.
Preen 1O7, Alcncon 90. Lochinvar 81. Royal
Window 60 Gypzene ss
Third race one mile and forty yards. three
year-olds and up-Bally Castle los, RUDY
Hampstead 1O6 Cheripe 106 Irene Brady so.
Barbarossa 91. Sagredo 103. Rhythm 81, sec
ond Light 81. Rockland Ill. My Mate lOl, step
Away 1OS Black Cat 81. Peter knight -,
Edgely 93 Russell A 96, Fracas los. Verness
SS Rassill e3 Bert Arthur 90. Won Rosen 100
Fourth race. steeplechase. about two miles.
handicap-Picktime 162, Cardigan 160. Thorn
hedge 1855. Black Death 160 Ogress 14S. Waiter
Cleary LAT. Dramatist 146, Collegian 143, Roi-
ing Pin 1SO Ohnet 130. ST.. jolly 13I, Heather
Belle 13S. Follow On 13O. Farthingale 49,
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards.
three-year- and up-Wyefeld 1O3. Blue
Buck 1O1 Blennenworth 100, Bellindian 1O3.
The Don log. Bisque "a. r. F. Williams lO4,
DIR. Spruill 96, Woodshade "a. Lustig 80. The
Bugaboo 104-
Sixth race. one and eighth miles, three
year-olds and up-R. F. Williams III, wye
field no. Golden Green 1O2, Professor Neville
no. Evaskill OIL, Bill Curtis 1G9 Ora Viva 1OS,
Zig Tag o. Watercure 1C5.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Whorler, ARABIC, Arsenal.
Second race-Ala Russell, Miss Point,
Elavigny.
Third race - Blandy, Won Tromp,
Uncle Urigh.
Fourth race-Hooray, Cnpias, Mary #.
Fifth rnce-Rose Of Dawn, Kurtx-
mann, Hum0.
Sixth race - Jerry Lynch, Heno,
Ismailian.
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GAME STRUGGLE
OF JACK DO[AN
Slow to Start He Catches
the Leaders firing and
Then Outfinishes Halifax
DISHABILLE IN FRONT
Covers the Mile and Seventy
Yards in Fast Time at
KenilwOrth Park Track
Special Dispatch to The Cain.

BUFFALO, June 2s--In the first race
at Kenilworth Park to-day Jack Dolan
was slow to get away. He gradually went
around his field, caught the leaders firing
and outgamed Halifax when 1t came to
drive. The latter got away tangled up.
He saved ground turning for home and
finished on the inside. Wee Lass tired
being used up racing Pythia into sub
mission. The latter was In close quarters
all the last sixteenth. Summary
First race hve furlongs-Jack Dolan- TO
1, won: Halifax, to 10 second: Wee Lass.
10 to 1. third. Time 100 2-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Sandy Andy,
to /, won: Fair Calypso. to l. second; Peggy'
10 to 1. third. Time. :13 3-5.
Third race, one mile-Scotch Plume, 10 to !.
won: Preen. to 10. second; Mirthless, 40 to 1.
third. Time, 40.
Fourth race four and . half furlongs-Lo-
tus. to 2. won: Nagazam. even. second;
Pater. even. third. Time. SO 3-5.
Fifth race one mile and seventy YARDS
Dishabille. 2 to 5. won: Allies d OR. TO i.
second; wire In. 10 to 1. third Time. "A 3-o
Sixth race. one mile-Derry, to !. won,
Orc Viva. to 10. second; Barkelmore. 10 TO
1. third. Time 40 3-5.
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TERRE HAUTE Ind. June 2e.-Fire to-
day DESTROYED the elevator OF the Merchants
DistIlery and damaged the spirits houses
f<as f1c0000.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-The entries
for tomorrow at Latonia follow:
First race seven furlongs. selling-Edna
Tanner s5. The Pet 90. All Scarlet 30. The
Laurel 93 Frivol 90. Florence Fonso %,
Flxiron 9s. Arthur Gunner 80. Gus Heidorn
100. Foxmead 1O3 La Pucelle 1O4, Six Shooter
Ill.
Second race. five furlongs, purse-Joe coyns
los, Mint Boy los. Hadur Ill, Two Biils III.
Carthage Ill, Meadow breeze 10
Third race. mile. selling-Gracious 20. Annie
Williams 95. Flori 100 Rheingold 100. Behtoone
1eJ. Red Thistle 1O2 Frank Nc 1O2. Gigantic
1O2. Ebony 1O3. Hot 1O4. Berry Hughes 1O7.
Gold Bell 112 -.
Fourth race, five furlongs. purse-Dudley. l0S.
Sister Frances 103, Grace Wagner 1OS Prince
Glenn 106. Mandator LOG. Eular Jog. silent
Jean 1O6 VoItmetor 1O6 ElOisa 1OI, Minglta
11O. Speedmaker 40. Responsible ITO. Aaiie-
able 110. Hogan ITO.
Fifth race. steepIechase. short course.
handfcap-CIass Leader 1873. Beana LA. Lights
Out 125. Sea Pirate $50. Warner 1o0 Martin
Brady 120. an
Sixth race six furlongs. selling-Herltda- 80.
MuIdocn a. Algonquin 96. Odd Luck 80, Hope
full Miss 1OO Jimalong 100. The Laurel 1V5.
Bob Franklin los. Presentation 1O1. Nervator
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The brilliant flag of Austria Hungary
was adopted March s, 1859. and floats
over $4,000 coo people.
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OAKLAND MAKES FAST FINISH.

E0llD Sny One nun OA Ayln6 tnc SCOxe
I'm the Ninth.
SEATTLE. June 29.-Seattle won
from Oakland again to-day by the score
of 4 to 3. Shields had the visitors shut
out up to the ninth, when three hits,
coupled with poor fielding on the part
Of the locals. sent three runs over the
plate. McHale's one-handed CATCH
made after a long run, was the feature
of the game. Score:
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The well-known tricolor of France dates
from the revolution OF 1859
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Try the United States Laundry. 1904
Market street Telephone South 40. :
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The oldest nag in existence il that Of
Denmark. which dates from LII
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Of the features Of tho game was the
umpiring of Pete" Lohman. late Of the
Oakland team. Score:
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TROXLER STAYS
ON THE GROUND
Judge Trevelyan Makes His
Suspension Indefinite for
His Rough Riding Tactics
SWIFT WING A WINNER
Takes the Gentlemen's Race
From Joe GOss by a
Nose at ,LatOnia Track
EDITED BY
r. A. SNYTH
Special Dispatch to The Call

CINCINNATI. June 2e.-The gentle
mems race. the feature Of the card at
Latonia to-day, was won by Swift Wing
by a nose from Joe Goss. Mayor David
s. Rose and Arachne fought 1t out for
third money. Arachne's rider did not
show UP and the judges asked E g. b.
Haymon. newspaper man. to take the
mount He got her away first oy
length. SKINNED the rails all the way
round. but she died under him and nm
ished fourth.
After further investigation Of Troxlers
efforts on Arthur GUNNER IN the third
race yesterday, when he systematicaily
interfered with Manfred, the favorite.
while La Pucelle was securing clear
lead. Judge Trevelyan made his suspen-
sion indefinite.
Helena c was the only winning favortts-
Summary:
onata second. DR. Kenney third. Time, 1:4A
Second race. I'VE furlongs-Vic Kenny Won
Granada second, Cortez third Time. :OSz- .
Third race one mile-Sis Lee won. FiorizeA
second Fonsoluca third. Time. 1;4O.
Fourth race one mile and seventy YARDS
SwiftwlEg won Joe Goss second. Mayor DAVID
S Rose third. Time. 1:5O%.
Fifth race. Ave furlongs-Helena wons
Mollie Donahue second, Tinker third Tins
1:o1 As.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles
Scotch Thistle won, 81. Paris secono- ben-
voIio third. Time 2:O5 3-5-
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WILSON DROPS
THROW TO PAN
Parke's Mistake Lets Jud
Smith Sneak In With the
Run Which Beats Uncle
ANGELS HIT BALL HARD
Wright Shows the Fans He
Has the Goods and Comes
Near Banking the Seals
RESULTS OF GAMES.

RESULTS OF GAMES.
Los Angeles, ~ San Francisco, 4.
90 inninEs)
Tacoma, 4i Portland, 1.
Seattle, ~ Oakland, 5.
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Barton.
CLEVELAND. June 29.-Cieveland and De-
froit played off two postponed games to-day,
Cleveland winning the first by punching hits.
The second was q pitchers battle in which
Moore held Detroit down TO two hits until
the ninth when Detroit scored three runs. At
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BOSTON June 29-TannehilTs steadiness
and scne timely hitting the game for
Boston to-day. to 3. Attendance. $500.
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SEW YORK, June 2s.-Fielding in fault
les manner and batting the opposing pitcher
al viii gave New York the victory to-day.
Attendance. 5000. Score:
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Totals.sl 4Il27 81 TotaIs.s4 b'2s II

RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
1913 389923399
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. Chas Vanyoorhis is in the
city visiting relatives.
Henry Reinheimer and wife, Of
Butler, were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Dave Beauchamp and two
children. of. Appleton City, are
visiting her mother, Mrs Aman.
da Smith.
J. c. Nafus and family have
lately removed TO Kansas City
and will read the TRIBUNE during
their absence.
Mr.. Fred Cane was carried to
the depot Tuesday, on a cot by
his old comrades and departed
for the Soldiers home at Leaven.
worth, Kas. He was accompani.
ed by Geo. p. Huckeby, Adjt. G..
a. Il. Post.
A good dinner was participat.
ed in last Sunday AZ the home Of
Mr. and Airs. ". W. Cheycrton
by Rev. Stark and wife. Judge
Tempieton and wife, c. W. Orris
and wife, and Ernest Chcverton
and family.
The Rich Hin exchanges claim
that they have struck more gas
near that city-hope il is the
commercial gas - there's too
much Of the other kind floating
around over the country already
without any new discoveries
Adrian journal.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
KEITH

AIRS u !. waglpy and MIS- \. G..
bradley werc pleasant visitors at
Mrs hettic Meats Wednesday.
Eggs ar IS Is dozcu and one #
our nelshhors has eight hens AMI
gVts ak eggs "a day Guess we will
nud out what she feeds her hens
Mrs Eugleman went To town
several days last wees. She was
trying that new horse she bought oi
August Hooper.
Mrs W Wheatley Is stijl nursing
that sor hand which was hurt
nearly four weeks ago her daugh-
ter, Miss Julia. H. aide a. De up
again after thar long Siege 81 rhcu.
matism.
Mrs Hoeper sold thpe tnrkeys nt
lie per pound, that brought IS Oh.
one turkey weighingW pounds
Mrs N. C. Neat ANA Mrs, s. NJ.
nallnneh spent Sunday visiting a.,
Snnshiue's
We heani that j. h. neIarneti
was deEu'y road supervisor aud