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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
SECOND HORSE
PLACED FIRST.
Lady Rohesia Is Dis
qualified for Fouling
the Colt John Carroll
ROUGH RIDING TACTICS
Jockeys Cast Caution to the
Winds and the Heavily
Played Horses Are Defeated
ROUGH RIDING TACTICS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

KANSAS CITY, June 1.-The Lady Ro-
hesia, which finished first in the fifth
race at Elm Ridge this afternoon. was
disqualified and her rider, Jockey McIn-
tyre was fined 800 for fouling John Car
roll.- the favorite. First money was
given the Corrigan colt, which was sec
ond at the wire, although nearly knocked
from his feet. The popularity OF the
disqualification was attested by the
rousing cheer that went UP when john
Carroll's number was displayed.
Since the close OF the first weeks rae
ing the meeting has been notorious for
the rough riding tactics OF the Jockeys
and for the regularity with which horses
at short odds have gone down to defeat.
Selections On form are almost worthless.
Favorites were successful in the last
four events. Lotta Gladstone and Modred-
law, both quoted at to 1, finishing first
In the first two races. Summary:
Gladstone 20 to 1. to 5. 2 to %. won: Alma
Gardia a to l. even), second; Zingg (ouD,
third Time, :551l.
Second race. hve Observation-Disclosures t6 to
outl. second; Eduardo 6 to u. third Time.
1 :04.
Third race one mile-Devout Oh to 10, out.
cot Belle (out). third Time. 1:4Os4-
Furth race, enc and a sixteenth miles-Brand
new q to 2. out. out). won: Federal q to 2,
1as9 aax second sweet Tone G to o. third Tine
Fifth race, seven furlongs-John Carroll t6
to 3. out. out). won; Percy Clark % to 2 TO
b, second Ethylene q to 3D.. third. Time.
1:27A. The Lady Rohesia finished first. but
was disqualified.
Sixth race. I'VE and half furIongs-Hadur
q to 10. out. out). won; Parvo Il TO 2, outl.
second; Programme q to 81. third. Time.
i :06k.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
SIXTH RAcE-Five furlongs; maiden two
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, juno Large and
well-balanced fields are the rule for to-
morrow's races at Gravesend. The fea-
ture event will be the May stakes for
three-year- -olds. The entries:
First race. about six furlongs all ages.
Proper lis. Burieigh 49, Adbeli 112. Old Eng
land los. Irene Lindsey 112. Northern Star
100 Spring 1o7 Race King 1O6 Marjoram
1O3 Woodsaw 100. DArkle 8s. Chrvsitis 97
Second race FIVE and a half furlongs two
year-olds. selling-Abe Meyer 102. Anodyne
104 Magic Power 1903. Speedway 1c4 Incor-
rigible o. Chancellor Walworth 102, Little
Ban 104, Sir Russell 106, Greenland l02. Del
more 1o7. Belden 100. Astral II 104, Pan
iQue 97
Third race. one and quarter miles. handi-
cap--Major Daingerheld 126 Red Knight 100.
Adbell 11S. Kehailan 112, Miss Crawford 112.
Fourth race six furlongs the May stakes.
three-year -olds-Gilpin 101 Salvage 96 Aero
naut 1ol. Jennie McCabe 100. Niblick 1oa.
Jetsam 9S Glenecho 106 Uncas 106 Pelham
9S Quadrille 1O2 Jerry c 9S Czaraphine 101
Iota 107 Oliver Cromwell 101.
Fifth race, five furlongs two-year-old hllfes
Alice de Gay 104. Whimsical 104 Andria
104. Hester w 104. Babe w 104 Flavigny 104
Auvergne 104 Running Water 104. Society
Bud 104 Hekate 104.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles, three
100. Binderton 100 Maid OF Timbuctoo 107,
ST. Gallen 112. Jericho 112. Second Light 112.
Salt and Pepper 107 Jackstan 112. Vladivo-
stok 112 Mutt Blanch 107 Frank Tyler 1o4.
Bowler 104 st. Roma 102.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
.DOUbLET LEADS
OUT FAVOR|IE
Aged Son of Domino Defeats
Fury at the Meadows
Track by Half a Length
SEA AIR DISAPPOINTS
Brown Filly Is Public Choice
for the Mile Race, but
Is Beaten by Funnyside
EDITED BY
r. q. SMITH,.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, June 1.-Doublet. the aged
son Of the mighty Domino. and at one
time one OF the Keene string OF horses
on the Eastern tracks, won the second
race to-day by half length from Fury,
the favorite. On Monday Doublet was
installed favorite. He made such a bad
showing at the time that the public lost
confidence In him and as a consequences
to-day he carried but little money.
Sea Air was favorite for the mile event.
She was backed heavily. but failed to re-
The race was won by Funnyside.
Interlude was the favorite In the i've
furlong race and won easily by three
lengths from Tam O'Shanter.
The nth race. six furlongs, was the
closest struggle Of the day and gave Fol-
low Me a chance to show himself He
fought for the honors with Toupee and
won BIZ head
The weather was fine. but the track
was heavy. The results:
First race. seven furlongs-Blue Ridge q to
= even and ? TO -, won; The Lieutenanr
tsiFd' ssfeh' r@ TO ses second: ciOche dor to e)'
Second race. six furlongs-Doublet q to 2.
to 3 I to p, won; Fury e to 8. to 80. Sec
Third race. five furIongs-Happy Chappy
q to ?. to 5. to 81. won: Erervescencs
1s 70 l. TO p. second; Nanon q to %. third
Fourth race. five furIongs-TnterIuds Is to
z. . to s. to -, won; Tam o. OShanter (eveIf,
70 y second; Laureatea @ TO ID. third
Fifth race. six furiongs-Foliow Me t7 to 2,
even. to %. won: Toupee q to g. out), Sec
ond Sol Liehtenstein Il to p, third. Time.
Sixth race. one miIe-Funnyside -Cs to 2
to 2. out). won: Sea Air e to 5 out) sec
ond; Gloomy Gus (even). third Time. I: AZ
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02

There was no home run punch in the
eleventh spasm yesterday to save the
Commuters at Recreation Park. They
waited and waited for something to show,
but their vigil was all In vain. In the
meantime the Tigers were busily engaged
in coping runs. Their hits arrived just
when hits were needed, the four runs
that came through were expected. Score.
Tacoma 4, Oakland 0.
Just to have something to argue about.
Cap Van Haltren protested the game in
the ninth round. Eagan was at the bat,
and when a fast one came through he
tried to sidestep it. Instead the ball wal
loped the bat. and according to all base
ball etiquette IL was a strike. Mr.. Bray
said bah" and the protest followed.
Graham advanced to the pan and said
he would be satisfied TO let it go as
foul. but the umpire stayed by his ruling
and bali went, and so did the pro-
test.
1t was a Tacoma game from bell to
bell Oakland never figured when Thorn
as got wound up right. The windup Pc
riod began in the first spasm and only
terminated when the game was at an
end. The Tiger batters had their lamps
trimmed about right when they ssaw
chance to make runs, so the tale OF the
game hinges there.
Nordyke singled during the third and
Eagan bit off a double that was out or
Sheehan's clutches. Mclaughlin died
easily, but Lynch punched one out past
Streib that brought both runners through.
Eagan and Mclaughlin both singled In
the seventh. Truck was nailed in trying
TO pilfer third. Lynch then swung
through for a three-sacker and McLaugh-
lin arrived at the plate.
The Tigers made another on that dis
puted strike of Eagan's in the ninth.
After two had been called on the Ice
Wagon Kid he landed one out TO Cook,
who dropped the ball. Mclaughlin laid
down a bunt and Graham smote slow
one TO center that brought Truck through
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
FAST HARNESS HORSES
TO MEET AT SAN JOSE
Opening of the Reconstructed Driving
Park VIII Be Marked by Some
brilliant Snort

SAN JOSE, June The opening of the
San Jose Amusement and Driving Park
on Saturday, the 10th inst, will be
marked by one OF the best race meets
held in this State for some time. The
track and grounds have been improved
recently under the direction of T. s.
Granger at a cost Of $4,000. There will
be six races, in which some of the fastest
horses on the coast are entered Suitable
purses viii be given. Among the horses
which viii take part are Kinney Lou
2:0&; DR.. Hammond, 2:12; Rajah, 2:10:
Brilliant Girl. 2:o71k. and Bird Catcher,
z-1s- Alone. which is said to be the fast
est horse on the coast, VIII try to make
& mark Of 2:o2 She has a record Of
z.0sk- In q trial she has made q half
mile IN .593z. and her owners believe she
can show a mile In 2:0z. High Fly and
Just Il, two OF the fastest three-year-old
PAGERS In the country, viii give an exhi-
bition.
Following the races there VIII be a bal
loon ascension, with a parachute leap. A
scenic railway and other attractions are
being erected at the park and a zoo IS
soon to be established. It Is proposed to
make the park one OF the amusement
places OF the State.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
THROWS JOCKEY
AND RUNS AWAY
Inquisitor Is Caught and
Then Goes On and Wins
Cleverly From Transmute
RACE IS SENSATIONAL
STnathers'
smathers' Filly Gives
the Miller Representa-
tive a Severe Test
Special Dispatch to Tn. Cain.


GRAVESEND, June 1.-Andrew Miller's
,, Inquisitor. after throwing Jockey ONeill
and running away, surprised many spec
tators to-day who had hedged on him by
winning the race. After the start In
Qu1sltor soon drew away from his COM
petitors, followed by Transmute. The
Smathers filly slowly reduced Inquisitor
lead and at the end of four furlongs the
TWO were head and head 1t was expected
Inquisitor's runaway would tell on him.
Dut when O'Neill sat down and rode the
colt hard the response was cheering to
ioyai lie won the most sensational race
run at Gravesend because Of the incidents
preceding it. Summary:
FIRST RACE--About s,x fur,ones. for niiss
ana mares: three-year-olds and up; selling:
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin
20 to 1-Consuelo II. 95 (Miller). s 2 h 2s
10 to 1-Bellatrix 101 Diggins). 10 3h
Time. l;11 2.6. start fair Won easily.
seraphin. Thirty third. sweet Alice. Toi San,
Fair calypso: Cutter, Lady Henrietta. Marriage
I Sens, Iacntins Girl. Letola. Ascension. Julia
SECOND RAcE..About two miles; steeple-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
to 1-Gh Elysees. $50 Dvdsn) 10 9
10 to caloorahtchee. 1soeoWn1 stoer1, 2 1 20
Time. :55. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. Bonnie Brook stables Dr. g. by Halma-
Georgia Pine. Howard Gratz. Merry Moments.
knobhampton, Montebank, Llniment, Black
Death finished as named
THIRD RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
handicap for three year-olds:
Il S-Kiamesha 11e sodom}.. ~
1s to 1-Gedarstrome. d 1oe (Bqrns) h as
ner. w. A. stantons b. c. by Fatherless-Net-
work. Orc, Invader, Ken. Amberjack. finished
as named
FOURTH RAcE-Five furlongs; the Critic
rion stakes; two-year-old fllies:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
10 to 1-F1apfap. ia SHAW. II 13
to 1-Hazelthorpe.114 tKnap) Al "a
to 2sue Smith, ia tBurns). 2 u y
Time. 1:o2 Is. Start poor: Won easily
Winner. ]. A. Benefits ch. T. by Handspring
Aivaretta. Caprice, Bvouac, Pytha and Wa
tergrass finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles;
selling: three-year-olds and up
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
20 to Palette. 1o1 tGordon). 6 1 2 LII
10 to I-Bronze Wing, 100 F'ntn)11 %21
7m to a-Ths he, Gaafy' SO SJohrsn' I 49, 81
Winner Boston Stables b. {. by Ben Brush
Bonnie Lee. Wizard. Bill Curtis, Embarrass-
ment. Orly II, Billy Roche Pirateer. Glisten
and Lord Melbourne finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Five furiongs; maiden two
year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 5-Inquistor. 112 (ONeiD. 2 h Il
IS to 5-Transmute. 100 tNicoD. Q % 10
10 to Cary. 112 (Burns). ...... 7h 3h
Time. 1:o1 AS. Start struggling Won driv-
ing. Winner. A Millers ,. c. by Inspector
Convolvolus Goldsboro. Commodore Fontaine,
Tarlac, Marshmallow Masterson. StalactIcal
Brother Frank and Honeywell finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
Ladies ON the Tennis Courts.

handicap singles tennis tournament
for the Van Vliet cup will be contested by
the Ladies' Annex Of the Golden Gate
Tennis Club tomorrow on the park
courts. This will be the third competition
for the trophy, Mrs. Watson and Miss
Mearns having each won 1t once. The
drawing follows:
Miss Vera Beyfuss 4-e) q bye: Miss G.
Meyer (scratch) ys. Miss ". Crocker lowe
1-6): Miss B. Culley $3.50 VS. Miss e. Hess
40; Miss A. Sea Q6) VS.. Miss D. Weed 15);
Miss L. Wegener lowe Is 2-6) VS. Miss z.
Noble Q5); Miss A. Greenberg (15) VS.. Miss A.
vodden COVE 2-6); Miss /. Mearus lowe 1-6)
VS.. Miss S. Van yliet lowe Is 3-6).
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
KANSAS CITY EyTRIEs.

KANSAS CITY. June 1.-The entries
for to-r,orrow's races at Elm Ridge
track follow:
First race, seven furlongs maidens-Lony 95.
Judge Taragon o. Mark 81. Gowanus 100 Gold
Monk 100. Gleeman 100. Hazel Roberts 103.
Martha c 103. Feby Blue 1o3, Nina Fly 108
Joe Kern 105 Introductor 10S
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Orchestra
1o2. T. Joe 104. Airship 109. ST. Denis 1O9
Lionel 112, Marsh Redon IL
Third race, six frrlongs. selling-Tom Hall
o. Ad Smith "a. Grand Vitesse 81. Marco 9s
Stump Town 101. Rush Reuben los. HemIock
1os. DR.. Stuckey 103 Q los. April Shower
ia.
Fourth race, four and a nalf furiongs. maid
ens-Uncle Dudley los. PitrKin 10S. Polly For
est 105. Siam 10S Rubinon 103, Pluto los.
Shinola los.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Virgie Withers SO, Sanction 90 Green
Gown % Our Bessie 100, fotrero Grande log,
Best Man 107 Gus Straus 110
Sixth race. five furlongS. purse-Miss Anx-
ious 100. Favorita los. Mr.. Scott los. Ramona
II t06, Zingg los. Jurist 10s..
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
CoNGREssMEN INVITED TO
SPEAK AGAINST THE JAPs
Workers I'm Favor of the Exclusion
Movement Seek to Gain the Sym
pathy of National Legislators.
Sp11HE1s3
SS..ssSSz0gzSD

President A. o. Tveitmoe OF the Anti
Japanese and Korean League stated
last night that Congresmen Kahn,
Hayes, McKinlay and Knowland and
Senator Perkins had been issued invi-
tations to deliver speeches before the
league at its next meeting. The mem-
bers are doing all in their power tn
create interest In the movement and
hope to bring the matter before the at
tention of Congress.
The Building Trades Council at its
meeting last night indorsed the course
taken by the league and favored a mo-
tion that census of the Japanese pop
ulation of the city be taken at an early
date.
Reports received at the various ma
rine unions indicate that the shipping
industry all over the coast is picking
up. The members OF the different
unions are nearly all .on good terms
with their employers at the present
time and there is no indication OF fur
ther outbreaks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
aIotOrI.t. want Good Roads.

The officials OF the American Motor
League have sent out the following:
communication from their headquarters
IN New York:
TO the Automobilists OF the State Of Cali
fornia: The American Motor League will ap-
point delegation OF California automobiiists 9
TO represent the League at the National Good
Roads Convention 10 be held on June 21-24
1905. at the Lewis and Clark Exposition at
Portland, Or.
This delegation should be large enough and
infuehtiai enough 20 impress upon the off,
OF the National Good Roads Association
the movement FOR better roads.
We therefore ask that every autonobilist in
California who ie willing attend this con-
Venticn and 10 represent the league as a del
egate on that occasion viii at send hts
name and address to this office.
FRANK A. EGAN,
Secretary American Motor League, Vanderbilt
building. New York City.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
JOINT COMMITTEE HEARS
POUND SCANDAL TESTfNON
Decision VIII he Reached Monday. Af-
fernoon Regarding Refund OF ra1
Money to DaIryman-

joint committee composed of the
Finance, Police and Judiciary commit
tees of the Board OF Supervisors yes
terday heard testimony on the dsrland
of B. Mozzetti that the city refund aim
sS15 for money paid the City Pound for
the release of los cows owled by him.
Mozzetti is milkman doing business
near Ffve-Mile House. and the Pound
authorities claim that his cows frr-
quently run at large. and many com.
plants are received by them in con-
sequence. 90 80 =
Mozzettfs claim is that some one
tore down his fence and the cattle
roamed at large. Their fmpounding
was not therefore to be. avoided by
him and he asks for a refund OF the
money. Subsequent testimony Of John
Veraccina developed the alleged fact that
Deputy Poundmaster Edwards. agreed to
allow Mozzetti's cows to roam free II
he would pay him SIS a week After
one week. he says, he refused to pay the
money and two weeks later his cows were
seized.
Supervisor Brandenstein held that al
though the cows were seized through
no fault Of the owner, the fact that he
paid bribe money. II proved. would pre-
clude any refunding of the fine by the
city. These facts he held were the Inn
portant ones to be considered by ths
committee.
Yesterday the committee continued
taking testimony OF witnesses. No
new evidence was brought out and the
hearing has been continued until next
Monday following the meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors.
The following witnesses testifed:-
Deputy Poundman NJ Edwards. Pound
master Unger. G. w. Owen, George r
Cavalle. Supervisor Rea. Secretary HoI-
brook of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to animals. and Deputy
Poun6man C. Buckley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
ANGELS START A BIG RALLY.
Score Runs Enough I'm First Inning to
Beat the SeaIn.

LOS ANGELES, June Los Angeles
won to-day's game in the first inning
by scoring four hits that netted an
equal number of runs. Henley and Ir-
win both made costly errors In this
inning. Los Angeles scored again In
the seventh on a double by I'oman,
sacrifice by Spies and Halls hit to first
San Francisco scored their two runs in
the second inning. Hildcbrand opened
up with a home run hit over the left
field fence. Irwin reached third on
Toman's wild throw over first and
scored when Nealon drove a double to
right. With the exception OF this
inning Hall held the northern team
safely at all stages. Henley also pitched
winning ball, but costly errors allowed
Los Angeles to pile up runs. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
LOU DILLON WILL START
FOR CLEVELAND ON MONDAY
Budd Doble VIII Turn Her Over to
Owner C. K. G. Billings q Much
Improved Mare.

SAN JOSE, June Lou Dillon, the
queen Of the trotting turf, will leave
San Jose next Monday for Cleveland,
Ohio. The mare is in good condition
and has gained more than 100 pounds
since she has been here under the care
of Budd Doble, the well-known horse
men. While here most of the work Of
Lou Dillon has been jogging on the
roads in order to wear of all her ner-
vousness. The last couple of weeks
she has done some track work, her
fastest mile here being 2:1I. She will
be sent East in a private car under the
care of groom. After short rest at
Cleveland the work of preparing her
for speed tests will be taken up. In
all probability Lou Dillon will winter
here next year. as the climate has been
so beneficial to her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
Mnrried coupler al Quit.

DEGREES OF divorce were granted yes
terday to Mrs. B. M. Love from w. Love
for cruelty, e. Gertrude Pfeifer from
Henry e. Pfeifer for cruelty, Sadie
Joachim from Frank Joachim for de-
sertion, Lena Nealon from Henry 1.
Nealon for infidelity and Mrs. E. Corco-
ran from N. H. Corcoran for desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed by Mrs E.
Mcconnell against j. Mcconnell for
willful neglect, Bertha Quaddlander
against Edward Quaddlander for fall
ure to provide. Edith c. Reinhart
against Augustus F. Reinhart for fail
ure to provide, Ella M Converse
against Joseph Converse for cruelty,
Arnold Becker against Cora Becker for
desertion and Elizabeth S. Williams
against John T. Williams for desertion-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
MILE Race for McIlvaine.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Churchill
Downs racing results:
First race, six furlongs-Colonel Jim Doug
las won. Fallen Leaf second, Doc Wallace
third. Time 1:15 2-b
Second race, hye furiongs-Wrenne won, FL
liptic second. Dudley third. Time. 1 :03.
Third race, seven furlongs-Dutch Barbara
won Benvolio second, Mum third Time.
1:2T 4-5.
Fourth race. one mile-McIlvaine won, Handy
Bill second. Pirate third. Time 1:42 40
Fifth race, four DEMONSTRATION won. Jen
Latona second Dickie third. Time, 80.
Sixth race. mile-Marshal Ney won. Our
Sister second. Manfred third. Time. :42 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
ofrer. Site for Hixh scbooL

Sage, Dealey & Co. yesterday offered
to sell to the city a lot OF land
on Sutter street between Laguna and
Buchanan. comprising two ffty varas.
running through to Bush street. as a
site for the proposed Lowell High
School The firm offers to transfer
the land for $4,000 or less.
The City Attorney notified the Su-
pervisors OF an offer made by Isaac
Liebes to convey the lot at the south
east corner of Broadway and Polk
street for s41,500 for school purposes.
The lot Is desired by the Board OF Edu-
cation In lieu OF the one at tho south
west corner OF Broadway and Larkfn.
but since so improved as TO be beyond
the amount OF s24.700 available. The
Liebes lot Is assessed for only S17,zso.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02

AIDING ROYAL ARCH-Lodxe No >
Knights OF the Royal Arch. appropriated sfOOo
to the members OF the order IN Los Angeles 10
defeat the anti-saloon people In their fight to-
day The announcement OF the action was
made at the smoker given Thursday night.
The saloon men in Los Angeles are not strong
enough to make certainty OF the outcome OF
the vote IN their favor, SO the Royal Arch
members throughout tbs entire State have
given them aid. and will defeat II possibla
the move to close the saloons IN Los AnxeIe1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02

Smith. Irwin, Henley. Home run-Hidebrand
Two-bas hits-Nealon. roman- sacrice hits
Smith 2. Dillon. Bernard. Spies First base
Left on bases--Los Angeles 3. San Francisco
2. Base on balls-On Henley l. Struck out
BY Hall 8, by Henley 2 Double pay-To-
man to Flood to Dillon Hit by pitched ball
Waldron. Time Of game-1 hour and 25 min
utes. umpire-DaviA
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
CIaremont win. the Handicap.

OIIremOnt w ms Inc HdnuICdps
ST LOUIS. June Union Park racing re-
suits:
First race, one and a quarter niles-Satin
Coat won. Leila Hunter second. Inquisitive
Girl third. Time, 2.11 4-5
Second race, one mile--My Alice won. Thora
Lee second, Catalne third. Time, AZ.
Third race. five furionss-Armstice won.
Fortunate second, Helen third. Time,
:O3 1-5.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards,
handicap-Claremont won, Buck Wynne sec-
ond. st. Tammapy third. Time, "A 4-6.
Fifth race. one mile-Ascot won. Pi1er Sec
ond. Lee Snow third Time, / :43 3-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Platoon won, Billy
Handsel second, Alden third. Time, 1:14 3-6.
Seventh race, one and quarter miles-Lady
Fonso won. Ojibwa second. Lee King third.
Time, 100 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
James Tore in citx pri.on.

James Towe, young man. was ar
rested last night by Detectives Wren
and Ed Gibson. He Is accused of hav-
ing passed two fictitious checks drawn
on the Union Trust Company's bank
and having what purported to be the
signature Of c. Michalitschke of Davis
and Market streets The checks aggre-
gated S22.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
Wilson Guilty OF burglary.

A jury in Judge Lawlor's department
of the Superior Court last night re-
turned verdict OF guilty against
Frank Wilson. charged with having
held up a man on February %. Wilson
has served time for burglary and will
probably receive a long sentence to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-02
AERoNAUTs' RIVALRY LEADS
TO CRIMINAL LIBEL SUIT
Thomas Baldwin Swears Out a War
rant for the Arrest of Professor
J. j. MONTGOMERY.


J. J. Montgomery.
Thomas Baldwin, the aeronaut. OBJ
tanned a warrant from Palice Judge Ca
baniss5 yesterday afternoon for the ar
rest OF Professor J.. ]. Montgomery of
Santa Clara College on a charge of
criminal libel. The. alleged libel was
contained in an interview published in
the Examiner of last Wednesday.
Baldwin was accused by Professor
Montgomery of stealing his discoveries
III the matter of airship building and of
crooked financial transactions. 1t was
also broadly limited that Baldwin had
something to do with the alleged at
tempt to wreck the professors flying
machine at the recent test at San
Jose. when the riders life was imper-
lied.
Baldwin is represented by Attorney
Hugh ]. McIsaacs, who drew UP the
complaint embodying the charge
against the professor. The warrant
was sent on to San Jose to be served
upon Professor Montgomery at the COL
lege.