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win Begin Inspection.

General Frederick Funston. accom-
panied by his aids. Lieutenants Burton
]. Mitchell and Edwin C. Long, will go
to-day to Angel Island to inspect the
troops at that post. This begins the
tour of general inspection OF all the
troops Of the Department of California
Leave of absence for. one month. to
take effect on or about July 5, 1905, is
granted to Second Lieutenant John
ONeil, Artillery Corps. Preside of San
Francisco. Cal. Leave Of absence for
one month. to take effect on or about
June 20, 1905, is granted Second Lieu
tenant Lowe A. Mcclure. Fifteenth In
fantry, Presidio of Monterey. Cal.
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Richards, Manager to Fight welch.

VALLEJO. June 20.-Spider JOG
Welch and Dick Green of Chicago are
hard at work at their training quarters
in this city preparing for their twenty
round fight before the Palm Athletic
Club on Next Tuesday evening. Green
is little known on this coast, but has a
fine Eastern record His best fight was
a ffteen-round go, in which he lost the
decision to Jack O'Keefe in st. Louis
last summer. He came West as the
manager of Bill Richards. the big
amateur who lost to Sam Berger in San
Francisco. Special boats will run from
San Francisco and the new electric
road will run cars for the accommoda-
ton of the Napa fight fans.
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SUPREME COURT PUTS END
TO THREE LEGAL CONTESTS
G.. w. III. Patterson Fails TO Secure
Damages From San Francisco and
San Mateo Railway Company.


The Supreme Court has decided that
G. w. H Patterson is not entitled to
recover damages from the San Fran
cisco and San Mateo Electric Railway
Company for injuries suffered by him
on March IL, 1901. The car on which
Patterson was riding was stopped sud
denly on account of the detective
working OF the electrical apparatus.
The plaintiff became excited and ran
out of the car. In his haste to escape
he fell and broke leg. The other
passengers remained inside the car
and were unintured. and the court
thinks Patterson should have done
likewise
Elbridge Dole OF Alameda County left
his sister-in-law and family $4,000 and
his nieces $500 apiece. The latter con-
tested and were nonsuited by the Su-
perior Court. The higher tribunal
thinks the nieces were properly nom
suited
The Justices have also declared that
James Clyne has a claim on money
owed III. c. Goodyear and Linnie w.
Goodyear by Easton. Eldridge & Co.
Clyne secured Judgment for s7,532 %
against the Goodyears, a large part Of
whose assets was an indebtedness on
the part of the real estate Arm. The
dispute arose over the claim Of plain
tiff that he could recover on this debt
The Justices appointed G. P. Pomeroy
and III. L. Gear reporter and assistant
reporter. respectively, OF the decisions
of the Supreme Court and the Court OF
Appeal.
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Corbett Continues
to Win for the
POrtlands.
Clever Head Work
Carries Him Out
of Danger.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND, June 20.-The superior
twirling of Corbett the recent acquisition
of the home team from the Twin Cities.
proved. mystery to the SSiwashes and
they failed to score at any stage of the
game. Twice the new pitcher faced a
crisis, but his head work pulled him
through without scratch.
Ike Runkle played brilliant game. He
took nine chances, four of which were
outs. In the third inning four hits were
good for run. Two hits. a stolen base
and a couple of fielders choices in the
NTH added another to the score. Runkle
hit safely in the eighth when two were
down He stole second, aided by a poor
throw by Blankenship, and scored when
Hulz dropped an easy fly. An Indian got
as far as third twice, but no farther. The
score:
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YOUNG GIRL WANTED IN NAPA
ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE
Police Say That She and Her Mother
FreQuented Dancing Schools and
TendeflOin Together.

Chief Dinan has received a communi-
cation from the Chief OF Police in Napa
asking him to arrest Maud Sherer, q
girl sixteen years Of age. who is want
ed there for grand larceny. She Is ac-
cused of stealing money and a gold
watch from a family with which she
had been employed in Napa.
The girl and her mother are both
we'll known to the members of the local
police. The police say they are in the
habit of frequenting the dancing
schools along Market street together,
and have also been seen together in
the ''tenderloin district" at all hours of
the night. The girl is pretty and is
about five feet six inches tall. and has
an abundance of blonde hair Her
mother is very youthful In her appear
ance, and they are usually taken for
sisters. Chief Dinan has issued a spe-
cial order to the force to look out for
the girl. She had been in Napa for
only a short time when she com0itted
the alleged. crime
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Boxer Lose. End of Tongue.

SALT LAKE, Utah. June 20.-Billy
Stiff of Chicago. who was defeated by
George Gardner in the prize ring at
ogden last night. has broken right
wrist, having sustained the injury In
the fourth round, when he swung a
glancing blow across Gardner's head
and neck Stiff also bit OF the end OF
his tongue and to-day is in great pain.
Jimmy Gardner. who week ago
fought q twenty-round draw with Jack
O'Keefe IN this city. is confined to his
bed as the result Of low blow ac-
cidentally delivered by OKeefe. The
attending physicians pronounce Card
ners injuries serious.
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THIRD HORSE
DISQUALIFIED
Bowman the Fiddler Inter-
feres With Leah and Is
Placed Last by Judges
TOCOLAW AWAY FLYING
Sets the Pace All the Way
and Then Stands a Hard
Drive in Last Furlong
special p1spa,ch to In. can


SEATTLE, June 20-In the four fur
long race at The Meadows this after
noon Bowman the Fiddler, which passed
the judges stand third. was disqualified
for fouIing and was placed last The
show was given TO Leah. which would
probably have run second had 1t not been
for the erratic running of Bowman The
race was won by Aurora b, the favorite
at 1 to 2. with Lady Rice second by a
nose Eldred. away flying to a poor start,
had her speed and won in gallOp-
Skirmish ran to her best form in the five
furlongs. She went to the front immedi-
ately after the start and finished ridden
out Lamar. the favorite, would have won
with a good ride.
Tocolaw, in the six furlongs, got of fly
ing and set the pace all the way. He
stood a hard drive In the last furlong.
Mindanao in the same race, closed sec
ond with a belated rush. TOupee looked
to be winner furIong out, but Cross
waite lost his whip. which cost him the
race. The results:
First race. four furlongs-Aurora B Il to 2.
out. out won. Lady Rice q to 1, 10 81 sec
ond, Leah "a to 81 third Time, ASA.
Second race. five furlongS-Eldred @ to 1.
even, to y won. Almoner q TO l. even) sec
,ond Great Mogul (even) third Time. 1:O1A-
Third race, five furlOng@Skirmish Is to 1,
to 1, even) won. Charles Lamar q to A.
to 81 second, Shark q TO 81 third Time.
Fourth race. six furIongs-TocoIaw q to 10.
8 TO 10. out) won. Mindanao (even. to 81
second. Toupee g to Al third Time. 1:12A-
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Montana Peeress
q to 5, to A. out) won. Yellowstone (even.
70 % second. Cinnabar "a to % third Time.
1:2S.
Sixth race. one and an eighth miIes-Kats
Campbell q TO i. to ?. even) won, circus %
to 2 2 to % second. Wenrick % to p third
Time, :531.
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Collect New Evidence at
Delmar Track and Re-
arrest Ehrlich and Clerks
FOUR FAVORITES LAND
Crowd of Spectators
Watches the Horses Run
on the st. Louis Track
Special Dispatch to The Cain.

ST. LOUIS, June 20-George Ehrlich.
who was arrested last Saturday for vio-
lating the anti-bookmaking statute dur
ing operations at the Delmar Racetrack,
mad his case continued this morning In
the County Court. 1t Is probable the case
will be dismissed for lack of evidence.
Ehrlich and his entire crew were rear
rested this afternoon after new evidence
had been acquired. Three men were ar
rested in all and the money, states, sheets
and all paraphernalia were taken by the
deputies. The case will come up next
week.
In the meanwhile racing will continue
at Delmar track. A heavy rainfall made
the track sticky to-day. Notwithstanding
this four favorites and two we'll played
choices won for form Only six books
handled the money for the small crowd
present. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs:
two-year-olds; purse
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. y Fin.
= to 1-Gerolette. 105 (SewelD.. 6 3 2 b
to IF. the Flag. 105 BRADY 1913
Time, 1:02. Start good Won driving Win
Thistle-Selina d. Miss Dustin los, Chemistry
1O5. Ruth Noen 105. Frenchies First los.
Miss Nichols 105, Pirates Dream 105. Red
Top leo finished as named.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. y Fin
to 1-George T. 10I (Brady). y 1 nix
Z to Mail Box. 1o7 CBliss)... 8 / ils2 2
Time. 1:22 1-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. M. Dwyer's blk. c. by King Eric
Tortuga. Investor 104. John Randolph 104,
99 L. ]. Powell 80. Mr.. Ritchie 90. Sterling
Pepper 102. Try 1O7, David Gray 104. finished
as named.
THIRD RACE-seven furlongs: four-year-
olds and up: selling:
12 to 1-Tendercrest, 105 CRice). u 2 h
so to 1-Cordona, s5 Cschafrner).10 42 SO
Time. 1:35. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner, l. 7. Waters br. m (5) by Aloha Mrs.
Stuart Ledabelle 10O Ethel Davis 1O6. Deb
bic May 100. The Nurse 95. Miladi Love 106.
Hermone 95. Apple Sweet 1O1. finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and an eighth; three
9 to 5-Extol. 1o1 (schaTner).. 12 1s
5 to 1-Axares. ss tsrinesarl.. ss 8 10
Time, 2:os 10 Start good Won easily
Eclectic 100, finished as named.
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey ST. T. Fin.
to 1-Pautus 1o7 d. WILSON, III y
20 to 1-Hottentot io4 1MeGee, 8 ah 81
Time 81. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. ]. H. Huddlan's br. g. a. by Lamplighter-
Miss Dixon. Court Maid 80. Lucian 103
Thank Haven 80. Hook Sc Okla 1o3. Roommate
los, Athelrose 104 finished named
SIXTH RAcE-Mile and an eighth; three
year-ods and up: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y. Fin
to DIR Riley. eS (SewelD... ms
to 1-Dr. Hart; 104 R Wilson, 4 ms
to 1-Rostof. 81 (McGee) ..-.. IL 36
Time. 2:06. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner j. r. Riley's b. &. (O by Kasinskod- Bet
tie Barry. Decoration 104. Check Morgan 93.'
Nath woodcock 9s. Lookaway 104. finished as
named
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PicIxpoc1xets at work.

william Brennan. s2e Larkin street,
reported to the police yesterday that
his gold watch had been stolen from
his pocket in a saloon at 35 Eddy
street early yesterday morning. He
did not discover his loss till about
fifteen minutes after he left the saloon.
Mrs Madeline le Place. 1914 Tenth
avenue south, reported that her purse.
s6 and a key. had been
stolen from her while she was on a
Fifth street car on Monday morning.
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NAME CAPTAIN AND MANAGER
TO HEAD LICNs BASKET BALL
Associated Students Hold Meeting and
Appoint Officers for Various
Teams of Coming Term.

Herbert S Johns 'o6 OF the Lick High
School has been elected captain OF the
basket ball squad for the season or
1905 at a meeting OF the team held at
the school. Johns was the unanimous
choice Of his teammates. The newly
elected captain IS player OF two
years standing, being classed as the
best aggressive player of the sport who
wear the black and gold.
Preceding the election Of captain the
board of managers of the Associated
Students met and appointed the man
ayers of tho basket ball team, track
and football L. Hotchkiss '07 was
chosen to fill the basket ball position,
Mel 'Oe was intrusted with the affairs
OF the cinder path and William Hender-
son '06 was raised to the responsible
position OF financial agent of the grid
iron huskies
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play. Ru.h Act on Hamm.

]. w. Hamm of ]. w. Hamm & Co.,
stock brokers. z Montgomery street.
obtained a warrant from Police Judge
Conlan yesterday for the arrest OF
Leon Goldman, a broker, on a charge
of grand larceny. 1t is alleged that on
April q Goldman stepped up to the
window in the office and asked Hamm
for SIS as he needed 1t in a hurry, ex-
planning that he would draw a check
for the amount~and also pay the $36S so
he owed the firm. Goldman got the SIS
and disappeared through the door with
out drawing the check. He was ar
rested and released on $1,000 bonda
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WOMEN GOLFERS TO MEET
ON MARIN COUNTY LINKS
Competition Will BE the Third Regular
Tournament Held This Season
for the Enfr Players.

The third regular tournament of the
California Women Golfers Association
will be held on the links OF the San
Rafael Golf Club at San Rafael on
Wedne esday. the 2Sth, at ! p m.
At San Rafael a bus will meet the
trains that leave San Francisco at 9
and II q. m. and returning will con-
meet with the train leaving San Rafael
at $50 =. m.
AS has been the case with the pre-
vioGs competitions the play will be
handicap. over eighteen holes The
winner will receive the silver medal of
the association and a cup offered by
the latiss Of the San Rafael Golf Club
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The Mermaid
stakes will be run tomorrow at
Sheepshead Bay. Tradition, the Call
fornia flly, by Goldfinch. has apparent
ly frightened out many possible start
ers. as only Coy Maid and Zcala are
carded to meet her. The days entrles:
First race, FIVE furlongs Futurity course,
two-year- -ods, selllng-Calabogue W. honey-
wen 1Oi, Elkdom 102. Miss Glin es Gentian an
1O2 Flavigny 102, Sweetheart 9e isa9alsy W.
Comedian o. Lord OF the Forest 20. LORD Fro- @
yost o5 Dodina 94, Cleaner 1O2, T1rnpeau lUV'
Hector % Mamie F "a, Evelyn Griffin 81.
There Now 81 Catseye 100, Pepper FOO VI.
dicap--Iady, Amelia 1874. Bohemia III. Asia
rita III New Mown Hay 100, Mimon lo5. In
cantation 1O3 Kiamesha l02. Diamcna flush
10, Druid 100 Graceful 90, Ancestor 30.
Third race five and half furlongs. F,uturlty
course two-year ar-olds-Whimsical IL, Oid
Faithful lis, Last Cherry 112, Merry BOY 10
Astronomer III Yankee Consul 116. Confeder-
ate Il5 Deuxtepps 112. Cassini ITO. ArKhrta
115. Gold Badge 10 ~.
Fourth race. one mile and iurione tne
Mermaid. $4,000 added-Coy Maid ILL., Tradition
121. Zeala III. IA. ga ,,r
-Rubric los. Ocean Tide ia. Cedarstrome i0o'
Kiamesha 1O0 Black Prince 100 Workmah io3' o'
Chieftain 1O2 Santon lis, Uncle urlgn 10 iLo'
Heno 1Is, Little Woods l02. Jocund lio' oeia-
trix 100. .., r,,,as IN
turf sellins-Elwood 101, Bellatrix 80, Mo9est
"a Bronze Wing 101. Possession lU4. MISE MI
lie 1os The southerner 10i, Caqueta lol VIOLA
1oxu.4S~. ,iouhv. trark heavy
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show Merits of water Tower.

An exhibition of the merits of the
Fire Departments water tower was
given yesterday at Bay and stockton
streets for the benefit of SEVERAL grand
jurymen. Four engines pumped water
into the apparatus while firemen
handled the machine and demonstrated
what it was capable of doing. Chief
Sullivan was present and supervised the
exhibition. The grand jurymen ex-
pressed themselves as pleased with the
results.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, June 20.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race mile. selling-Rossessa S. Merino
So. Frivol 95. Pirate 81. Mephisto 90. Double
9S. McDeceiver 9S. Sister Lillian 100. Bernice
100, Van Hope 1O2. Blytheness 102, Binehelio
102 Rheingold 1O5 Hearney 107.
Second race. five furiongs. purse-Speedmak-
er l04. Kougrock 1G4. Barney McDevitt 104.
EclIptic 104 Thistles 104. Antillian 1O4. John
S 104. Zarda 104. Theo Case 1o4-
Third race. six furlongs. purse-Dexter
Prince 81. Butinski 81. Early Boy 105, Dutch
Barbara 90, Coruseate 105. Jake 107. Prince
Silverwings los. (Butinski-Eariy Boy, Denny
entry.)
Fourth race. handicap. steeplechase. short
course-New Amsterdam 12S. Blue Mint 132.
Betmuda 132, Belle Dodson 133. Evander las.
Gould las. Warner 14S.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs. purse
Peerless Girl 104. Patiman 1o4. Field Lark 104.
Sister Maud 104 Anita 104, Anne Stone 1O4.
Princess Flush 104, Mondace 1e4 Ann Hill 104,
Tev,s 104 Justi los. Comment los, Latifa los.
Sixth race one mile. selling-Our Sister 92,
Rain Dance o. Arthur GUNNER 104 d L.
Moore 1O4, Colonel Jim Douglas 1O4. Two
Penny 103, Hot 104 Falernfan 105. Blue Grass
Girl 107.
Weather clear: track fast
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Monaco Maid Wins at Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Juno 2o.-Results Of to-
days races:
Salm saim won, Celebration second. Bonar
third. Time, 1884.
Second race six furlongs-Dan McKenna
won. Jake Ward second. Optional third. Time,
1:19.
Third race, four and q half furlongs selling
Jack Kerchville won, Charlatan second, Bess
CLANCY third. Time. :57%.
Fourth race, one and eighth miles. purse
Monaco Maid won Monte second. Cotillion
third. Time, 2:11.
Fifth race. six furiongs-Mr. Jack won, Any
Rags second Intrigue third. Time. 1:19A.
Sixth race. and sixteenth miles-The
Regent won. Male Hanlon second Canyon
third. Time, 1884.
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Police STOP oakland Fight.

OAKLAND, June 20.-Following are
the results Of the boxing tonight at
the West Oakland Athletic Club: Jack
Ross defeated B. McFadden on points;
J. Coakley knocked out Young Dutch
Thurston in the first round; Spike
Foley defeated Jack Riley In the Sec
ond round, the fight being stopped by
the police: Al Young knocked cut Joe
Dempsey In the second round; Loren
Brown and Kid Franck fought a draw:
Ed Mensor defeated Kid Lavigne on
points
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SW|F I STAKES
co TO O|SEAU
Brady Sends the High-Priced
Son of Orn1ls to the
Post at Sheepshead Bay
CARRIES LIGHT IMPOST
Showing Is Not Considered
Brilliant by the Experts
Under the Conditions
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 20.-James
B. Brady did not start Waterlight in the
Swift stakes as he had intended to do.
because that colt cannot run in heavy
going. He sent his $4,000 colt, Oiseau, to
the post instead and had the satisfaction
OF seeing the son Of Ornus win in the fast
time of 1:26. Under the conditions Oiseau
carried only Ill pounds, and because OF
the weight he was receiving from the
others in the race. notably from Pasa-
dena, which was second, many cool
judges of racing form did not think the
victory noteworthy one. especially as
O'Neill was seen riding him moderately
a quarter of mile from home. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six and half furlongs;
three year olds and upward: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin.
% to to l9-Ksator % IWslsh1; Isal,;. 5$ 55s
sso i-confessor. . IS sefni'a5. Miller5.. an IS
Time 1:1o As. Start good. Won easily.
sEas wner Duke Of kenaa P Little
Woods Snicado. Wild Irishman. viona and
Old England finished named.
SECOND RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds: the Zephyr stakes:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St Fin.
so to 1-vagabond. 1O5 (smith).. 6A 2h
to 5-security, 112 Uyne). -. l l h "a
winner SyaLs Wilson Ia Jrs ch on c. ' by orna
ment- -spanker High Chance. Guiding Star.
East End. Caprice, Capias and Neronese nm
ished named
: THIRD RACE-one mile; three-year-olds
and upward: handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
IL to 5-Blandy, 112 Davis). -. 5s
to 1-Leonidas 100 Knapp. ! y =
9 to 5-Wotan. 116 (Miller). ....S 20 33h
Time 1:41 3-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner A. Belmont ch C. by Hastings
Belinda Sinister NJ. Beaucaire and Amber
Jack finished named
FOURTH RACE-The Swift; seven furlonss;
for three-year r-olds: -
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St Fin
IL to 20-Osesu Ill (O'NeiD. l n
20 to Pasadena. 11s G.smh) sS shh
Time, :26. Start good. Won easiy. WIN
ner J. B. Brady's ch c. by Ornus- s-kitty Gunn
Sparkling Star. Prince Hamburg. Cedarstrome.
finished named.
FIFTH RACE@The Introductory Steepie-
chase Handicar: about two miles;
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. St ~ FIN
8 to 2-A-lan. 1oe Oaral ;.;..;lo
to 1esniirse Cock at2 40 90 Rosan. 1rlen
Time. 410. Start fair Won easily. WIN Wln-
ner J. W. Colts b. G. by st. Andrew mario
Pious Conover Champs Eysees: knight OF
Harlem, Liniment. Gambling. Decimo ana Al
amanzor finished as named
SIXTH RACE+A mile and an eighth; sell
ing: for three-year -olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST fin.
to 1-onatas, 10, dyneD. 11 y,i,i ~ . "a
100 to 1-sailor Boy.93 CIV DalD = 1 n iu . IL
Time. "a. Start bad. Won driving W,n-
ner e r. Thomas b. &. by Top Gaiiant.ols
Molly. Cottage Maid Ken; ca1,n s,r,;,ar Ss
palia Oryard and Cannon Ball nnlsneo as
named
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SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Corbett 4. by C. Hall Z.
Errors-Corbett Walters. r. Hail. Blanken-
Slip McHale, c. Hall. First base on errors
Portland g. Bases on bals-On Corbett 8.
of c. Hall T. Left on bases-Portland II.
Seattle g. Two-base hit-C Hall. Sacrifice
hfts-McCreedie, Gates. Stolen bases-RunlSe
2 walters Mitchell Schlafey. Hit by pitched
ball-By Hall l. Wild pitch-Hall. Time Of
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Musician Goes Insane.

Edward Weida. a musician, of 1l04
Mission street went violently insane
last night and tried to strangle his
roommate, Frank A. Voerg. Voerg
overpowered the maniac and had him
taken to the Central Emergency Hos
pital.
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ELECTS DIRECTORS FOR
ENSUING FISCAL YEAR
Fire Department Members Chose Those
to Manage Affairs of Wfdows' and
Ornhans, Aid Association.

The balloting for directors OF the
widows and Orphans Aid Association
Of the San Francisco Fire Department
resulted yesterday in the election OF
the following directors to serve for the
ensuing fiscal year:
Charles Claveau. hydrantman; Dominic r
Conniff, Fire Commissioners office; Frank
Cummings. lieutenant truck No. 2: L1ke Cur
ry. hoseman. engine company No 10: Michael
Drury, lieutenant engine company No. %.
Charles Healey. foremans painter. corporation
yard: Henry Horn. captain, engine company
No. Is: John Maxwell battalion chief ana
J. W. Reilly. superintendent OF engines.
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SUMMARY .
Hits of Hall !.
Stolen Spie

Hits of Hall ]. Stolen base-Spies. Err
rors-Brashear. Baum, Nealon 2 Two-base
hit-Nealon. Sacrifice hits-Crayath, Goch-
nauer. First base on errors-Los Angeles j,
San Francisco 2 First base on called balls
Of Iiitt 5, off Goodwin 2. Left on bases-Dos
Angeles O. San Francisco 5. Struck out-By
Hit T. Double play-Smith to Spies to Dillon.
Time of game-One hour and 30 minutes. Um-
pire-Dav!s.