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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Largely Attended Affair Is Made Merry
With Speeches, Music, Singing
and Banauef

The Knights of ST. Patrick installed
their newly elected officers last even
ing at Pioneer Hail. There was an in
teresting programme, literary and nu-
sical, and a banquet The officers for
the ensuing term are: President. John
Mulhern; vice president. j. j. O'Connor:
recording secretary. James .O'Brien;
financial secretary. Jeremiah Deasy;
corresponding secretary, r. c. OCon-
nor. treasurer. p. F. SMcGrath: marshal.
Daniel E. Collins: sergeant-at-a arms.
j. p. Organ; directors-M. Merigan.
Charles Gildea, ]. S. Mccormick. T. I.
O'Brien and John Phelan.
John Mulhern was chairman Of the
evening. and in his introduction gave
brief history of the society. He cor
daily welcomed the knights and Ia
dies jeremiah DeaSy and the Misses
Barr rendered Irish selections on flute.
guitar and mandolin r. c. OConnor
gave a very interesting address on the
Gaelic revival. Mrs. w. p. GIynn sang
a selection and Miss Rita Curtis gave a
recitation, ireland, Bid You the Top
Of the Morning" NJ O'Mahoney deliv-
cred an address in Gaelic on the Gaelic
language. Mr.. Deasy and Miss Barr
sang the Gaelic ballad. "Shute Agra
NJ. Merigan sang the Irish ballad,
Kitty, Dear" Sheriff p. j. Curtis
briefly spoke of municipal affairs and
good government and J. j. .Conniffe on
Gaelic prospects. Rev. Father Casey
of st. Louis told humorously of his
visit to California. The OGrowney
Quartet played God Save Ireland"
and was heartily applauded. 1t was a
merry Irish night and afforded great
pleasure to the Knights and their
guests.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
TENNIS MEN PREPARE
FOR BIG TOURNAMENT
Committee Decides to Short
ell Games by Reducing
Number of Sets.

An important meeting of the delegates
to the Pacific States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation was held yesterday. The chief
object of the meeting was to appoint a
tournament committee to manage the
State championship tournament. This
tournament, together with the ladies'
championship will be held on the Hotel
Rafael courts from June 30 to July 4. The
following committee was appointed: R. T.
Crawford, chairman; Percy Murdock and
Harry Rolfe DIR. Sumner Hardy was ap-
pointed referee.
There will be several innovations in the
coming tournament. These will be the
charging of an admission to witness the
games and the shortening of the matches
in the early rounds of the tournament
For several years a few Of the players
have endeavored to have the matches in
the preliminary rounds consist of two sets
out of three instead 6f three out of five.
Several prominent players have had
their. tennis careers cut short by indulg-
ing in five-set matches in the terrific heat
that prevails in July at San Rafael. Con-
trary to expectation. the motion to
change the number Of sets was carried
unanimously. This change means much
to the tennis cracks. In future endurance
Will not cut as much Of figure In tennis
as in the past 1t Is game Of skill in
which the cleverest players should win
ana not the ones with the most stamina
1t is to be hoped the preliminary matches
in September will also be made to con-
sist of two sets out Of three.
An admission of 25 cents will be charged
to witness each days play.
The following delegates were present:
DR.. Hardy, Percy Murdook, Charles
Kuehn, J. M. Baker, D. Gayness and
Grant Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
GARDNER AND O'KEEFE FIGHT
TWENTY ROUNDS TO A DRAW
Chicago Boy saves Himself by Making
Strong Rally I'm the Final
Derfod

SALT LAKE CITY. June Jimmy
Gardner of Lowell, Mass. and Jack
O'keefe of Chicago fought twenty
rounds TO a draw tonight in the open
air at the Salt Palace. It was clever
exhibition Of sparring. in which Gard
ner did more of the leading than
O'Keefe. The only real fighting was in
the twentieth round. when Gardner at
tempted TO force the going, and in the
fierce milling which followed O'Keefe
made such a strong showing that he
secured q draw.
Both men finished strong. neither
gcing TO the ground during the twenty
rounds. and in recognition of O'Keefe's
fast work in this round Referee Will
lard Bean declared he WAS entitled TO
2 draw Gardner drew blood from
O'Keefe's nose early in the fight. In
the hnal round O'Keefe opened up a
cash over Gardner's eye, from which
the blood flowed freely.
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CHICAGO STRIKE DYING
A NATURAL DEATH
Employers Claim Business
Is Assuming Normal
Conditions. -

CHICAGO, June 12.-The teamsters'
strike has come to the stage where it will
die natural death unless new life be in
jected into 1t by the strikers. During the
past twenty-four hours nothing of any
Importance developed, neither side to the
controversy having made any aggressive
move. According to the employers in
volved in the trouble they have succeeded
in getting their business almost back to
normal conditions
The new Grand Jury to-day began an
investigation Of the alleged charges of
bribery in connection with the strike.
John F. Roach. president of the Union
Traction Company, told of the threats
made against his company in connection
with the delivery of coal by non-unfon
drivers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
bR|CETTA Wins
At JUICY ODDS
Books Lay 40 to 1 Against
the Outsider, Who Beats
FavOrite at The Meadows
Special Dispatch to Tn. can.

SEATTLE, June 12.-Brigetta, a 40
to 1 shot, won the five furlongs at The
Meadows this afternoon by nose
La1dlaw, the favorite at IL to TO- got
bad start and trailed all the way un-
I'll zoo yards from the judges stand.
where IN a sprint he closed up the two
lengths to Brigetta. There was very
little money on the winner. as it is the
hrst race since the meeting that the
horse has shown form.
In the four and half furlongs event
Kahn Cloud. a so to l shot. got the
place, passing the stand only three
quarters of a length behind Syphon
Girl IL was a bad day for favorites all
around and the public got the worst
or the betting. In the first fve-fur-
long race AImoner and Eldred wers
equal favorttes at IL to 8. Almoner
arrived fourth and Eldred tenth.
In the second five furlongs Laidlaw
and Prince Magnet were favorites at
II to 10. Latdlaw was second and
Prince ninth in the race. Syphon Girl
was a fayorite from the opening OF
the books in the four and half fur
longs She was first of at the tape
and never lost her position during the
race Bellona. at to 2. carried more
money thaRany other horse to-day and
finished last. Results:
First race. five furIongs-Skirmish 90 70 I.
s 10 1: j TO p. won: Addie ID g to Q 3 to 3D.
second; Roseleaf g to p. third Time :00T.
second race, five furlongs-Brigetta 40 to /.
II 10 1, TO ID, won; Laidlaw e to 5, out)
second: Grenore (6 TO 81. third Time 1:0fIs
Third rase-Four and nalf furIongs-sy-
rhon Girl q to D. out. out) won: Rain Cloud is
10 1, even, second: Isabeau (out). third. Tims
Fourth race, six furlongs-Goldfnder q to 4,
to 2. event won; RcefuI g to 2. even) Sec
ondi Birdie p teveu). third Time. 1:14i5.
Fifth race; seven furlongs-Golden Light on
TO Q, 20 10. out. won; Eleven Bells q to 5,
out. second: CrigI 6 to 81, third. Time
:27H.
Sixth race, one mile-Montana Peress q to
10, 1 to 8, out), won; Everracco (even, 10
%, second; Expedient (even). third. Time,
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CINCINNATI ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, June 12.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at La
tonia:
First race five furiongs. purse-Dudley 100.
Prince Glenn 112 ZIngg 112. Thistles 112: Ma
rioE Neal 112, Hogan 112, Loupy III, Zarda
49, Quick Rich LIP. Lieber Gore 112, Maleable
112 Eceptic 112.
-Jehane 9S. Florizel e5, Mint Bed 81. Eva
Claire 160 Helgerson 100, St. Paris 1OS, Rhein-
gold I03, Frank Nc 104. HavIIand 1o4, Federal
1O6 Nervator 107, Foreigner 107, Marshal Ney
10T.
Third race. six furlongs, handicap-Ice Water
96 Coruscate 90. Columbia Girl 101. Early Boy
101 Shawana 100, Thespian los
Fourth race, about o8e and three quarter
miles, The Kentucky eteeplechase. Clubhouse
course-Malcolm NJ 125. Faraday Jr. 13o Class
Leader 142. Itacatlara 1<2. Creolin 142, Chara-
wind 15S (CouFle Creolin and Charawind. Cor
rigan ertry).
Fifth race, one mile. purse-Manfred %,
Besterling 95, Coruscate 100. Fonsoluca 1O2'
Huzzah los, Estrada Palma 105 Athlone lO9
Sixth race, five furlongs, purse-Myrrh 10y,
Miss Hawley 103. Turnblack 103. Eloisa lO5.
Black Carriers 1O3, Floss 106. Nuns Yelling
LOG, Vic Kinney log.
Weather clear: track fast.
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union Park Rcsulta.

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Union Park results:
First race. one mile and a quarter-Royal
Arms won. Hickory Corners second Ram
pooza third. Time, 2:10 2-5.
Second race, six and a half furlongs-Capi-
tano won. Jim Ferrin second, Tom Crabb third
Time .15 1-6.
Thru race. mle-Amberita won. Cohas-
sett second Trosachs third. Time :43 3-5
Fourth race five furlongs-Jollette won
Carew second. Earl Rogers third Time.
1: :01 4-6.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Sid Silver won.
Joe Goss second. Many Thanks third. Time,
1:14 4-5.
Sixth race. one mile and quarter-Tancred
won. Gay American second. Kahki third Time.
200 4-5.
Seventh race, six furlongs-Captain Neroth
won Blumenthal second, Kings Charm third
Time IA 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
CASH
ON RED LEAF
Cincinnati Hears a RumOr
That DIR. Leggo Is "Fired"
and Turned Out for Season
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE feature
event at Latonia to-day was the third
race on the card, which went to Red
Leaf. the second choice, which easily
defeated Alcor, favorite at odds on.
The track was in. bad condition, ow-
ing to heavy rains last night and to-
day. Wainamofnep was the only win
ming favorite- twas reported at the
track that DR.. Leggo, now at Louisville.
was fired yesterday and turned out
for the season. Summary:
First race. seven furlongs-Belletoone won,
Blttheness second, Arachue third. Time,
ISL 2-5
second race, five furlongs-Remola won,
Maplehurst second, Cottontown third Time,
1:03 2-5.
Third race, one mile-Red Leaf won, Alcon
second, Stroud third. Time. :42 2-5
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Miss Manners
won, Bardolph second, Singing Master third
Time. 1: 30 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Judge
Brady won Sailors Dream second. Handmore
third. Time. 80 4-5.
Sixth race SIX Observation-Disclosures won,
John Carroll second. Butinsky third Time.
1IH
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. June 12.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Delmar:
First race. four furlongs. selling-Amador
11o Bill Holt 102, T B. Zero 107. Joe Shields
Jos. Kuropatkin 100 Peter Nathaniel eS, Sc
cret 1O3, Prentiss 95, Sonny 103, Birmingham
1861 c. Taylor 100.
Second race. one mile. purse-Fred Parkin-
son los, Ledabelle 9S. McDeceiver 95. Outlaw
los. Jim Tyrrell 105 Thank Haven 1oS. Cash
ier 90, DR.. Riley los.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Lucian 104.
Tom Mankins 102. Ben Lear los. Tom Maybin
los, Ponca 1O3. Hottentot los, Howling Der
wish 100, Cana joharie 100.
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap-Sea
Voyage IS. Ed Early 81. Mayor johnson 107.
Mamie Lynch So. ]. P. Mayberry 92 Elastic
no.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles. selling
Aten 81, Captain Brolaski 90, Birdwood 81,
Aules 102. Little Corker 81. Axares 102, Luson
90. Plautus 102, Eclectic 81.
Sixth race, one and eighth miles SELL
ing-Kenton 90. Athena %. DR.. Hart 100. Sim
certify Belle So, Hubbard "a. Marlin 103, Ba-
varian 81. Varro 105-
Weather clear. Track good.
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Friends Hasten to Bedside of Harbin
Springs Proprietor, Who Is I'm
Serious Condition.

VALLEJO, June PA telephone
message was received this morning by
Tom Haggerty, q well-known merchant
OF this city. stating that Jim Hayes, the
proprietor OF Harbin Springs narrowly
escaped death in runaway accident
at the springs yesterday. Hayes is re-
ported to be in serious conditiC.. =. AL
though the exact nature OF his injuries
and details OF the accident have not
been learned. Haggerty left for Harbin
to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
PIGEON SHOTS SHOW SKILL
At THE INCLESIDE TRAPS
Four XIII Twelve Birds Straight. While
Others Drop Theirs Dead
Ont of Bounds.

The members of the California Wing
Shooting Club met Sunday for their
monthly shoot at the Ingleside traps.
Walsh, Nauman, Golcher and Klevesahl
each killed twelve straight in the club
event c. A. Haight lost his two dead
out of bounds. onohue would also
have had a straight score had not one
of his. hard hit, dropped dead out, Of
bounds. The scores5
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
LINER GOES ASHORE
IN THE ST. LAWRENCE
Tampican Grounds and Six
Tugs Fail to Float the
Vessel.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, June IA
Word was received here tonight that
the Leyland line steamship Tampican
from Montreal went aground in the
st. Lawrence soon after leaving port
to-day She was heavily laden with a
general cargo and 400 head Of cattle.
She is firmly imbedded in the sand and
six tugs failed to float her.
The Tampican Is in command of Cap
tain Harrison and was bound to Lon
don and Leith. She is an iron vessel,
430 feet long and with a tonnage of
1888. Frederick Leyland & Co. of
Liverpool are her owners. Formerly
she was the White Star liner Runick.
She has two compartments and is
equipped with electricity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
SIX MEN ON DEATH LIST
IN BATTLE OVER CATTLE

Ranchers Recover the Stock, Which
Outlaws Endeavored to Drive
Away in Wyoming.
BLACKFOOT. Idaho. June 12.-Later
reports from the Jacksons Hole coun-
try in Wyoming indicate that the re-
cent battle between ranchers and out
laws was more sanguinary than was
indicated by the earlier reports. 1t is
now stated that six persons were killed.
four outlaws and two ranchers. Sew
eral horses were killed during the
fight, five being shot down in one spot.
The ranchers, Is Is reported, succeeded
In recovering the cattle which the out
laws were attempting to drive away.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
DELMAR SEASON
HAS BAD START
First Days Racing at, the
New Track Is Marked by
an Accident to FavOrite
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-The racing
scene here shifted to Delmar to-day
for a fve-day meeting. After that 1t
is the intention to test the law and find
if it is possible to evade the letter of
the legislation which makes recording
of bets on racetracks here felony.
Poor fields and poor racing character
lied to-day's con ntests Auroceiver being
the only choice which won. Had not
Wakeful fallen and thrown her rider,
even this favorite might have lost, as
Wakeful, after getting up from the
ground a bad last by ten lengths, ran
all around the field and finished second
by a neck. Wakeful was running we'll
In fourth place when the accident oc-
Cured and with the guidance and urg
ing of rider would undoubtedly have
won the event. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs: maidens;
two-year-olds; purse:
Is to 1-Suzanne. 105 (BrinegaD 3n II
81 to 5-Mar r, 105 on Mullen) 1 ms
80 to Ruth Nolan. 1o5 (Riee) ~
Winner. ]. s. Brittons b. f. by Bitter Root
Caress. Pirates Dream 105 Selfish los, Miss
Nichols .1O9, Agnes Ingram 1o5. Miss Dustin
105. Chemistry 105. Jennie Mitchell 105, Sweet
Favor 105 finished named.
SECOND RAcE-six furlongs: three-year-
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
4 to S-AurocsiveT As To los sa,o, GWatsn' u
to It. Mon. Moneuse, e' e5 SsewelD Il s4
Time, 1:17 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. Otis Bros b. f. by DeceIver. Aurora
Sweet Kitty Bellairs 95, Verandah 30, Leona
Lee ss. Wakeful SS. finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-one mile; three-year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin
to 2-Check Morgan.es tswlD sn :11s
Time :4a. Start good. Won easily. Winner.
P. H. Jones ch- m: cl by kismet,v voiante-
Deusion co. Atoga 81, Lady Sellers 93, Cou-
rant S5, finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; purse:
to 1-oma z. 90 Garris,. ...... 1 III ms
2 to Miss NJ Day, 107 tsewelD rs
to 2-Ftl;s Favorite. .1o6CMcGee) I
Time 1:16 3-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner. H. T. Bachelors ch- g. CD by Bobby
Beach Mary Pease Tom Kiley 104 Lucilius
102. DIR. Scharff 100 and Erla Lee 81 finished as
named.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile; three -year-olds and
up; selling:
10 to 1SFilies Bergers, ,ssG. wisn) 2 2 -
9 to Our Lille. 90 (Scoville).. 2 22
Time @5' i:4ss5' Start bad. @ Won Z easily Win
ner. T. A. Morgans b. m. az by Hemyar- Frog
more. Hook Sc Okla 1o1. Shippinsport o.
named
three -year-olds and up: selling:
IS to IN Woodcock, los CIV. wikr) ( ! III ms
,6ssw 1-6ssSTstion los iS4 e.TsIHsss, ssss9
Time. 81 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, J. NJ. Barker & co.'s ch. g. C) by
Frank Eisman.Cora Taylor Neyermore 100.
named.
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Won BARDELEBEN wITHDRAwS
FROM CHESS TOURNAMENT
Berlin Expert VIII Not Take Part IN
the Big International Contest at
Ostend. Belgium.

OSTEND, Belgium, June 12.-When
the competitors in the international
chess tournament assembled at the
Kursaal to-day in readiness to begin
the first round the announcement was
made that Won -,ardeleben of Berlin
had withdrawn, leaving but fourteen
players in the contest.
The pairing for the first round to-
day was as follows: Blackburne va.
Taubenhaus: Marco VS.. Wolf: Burn VS..
Teychmann; Tarrasch VS.. Schlecter;
Marshall vs.. Leonhardt; Tschigorin vs..
Alapin-
At the afternoon sitting the follow
ing games in the first round were de-
cided: Marco and Wolf drew. while
Burn and Teychmann also divided hon.
ors- The other games were adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
ZIMMERMAN FACES
JURY AT MARTINEZ
Trial of Alleged Siege Ban
dit Is Commenced in
Superior Court.

MARTINEZ. June 12-The trial of John
Zimmerman who. 1t is claimed, helped to
hold up Daley and Roche at Siege and
relieved them of $4,000, was commenced
this morning in the Superior Court A
full jury was secured and the taking of
testimony began this afternoon.
Zimmerman's attorneys feel confiden,
they will acquit him, and their line of
questioning indicates the whole case Will
hinge on the question Of Identification.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Patched Up Infield Makes
Six Misplays, but Hits
Come at the Right Time
GIANTS WROTH AT BRAY
When Umpire Calls House
holder Out at First Talent
Makes a Rush at Him
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

LOS ANGELES. June 12-Los Angeles
batted Essiek fo1a total of nine hits to-
day, winning by Va score of to 3, not
withstanding their numerous errors. The
patched-up infield of the local team did
ragged work in the field and made six
misplays. Portland also made four err
rOrs, one of which resulted in letting In
two runs. There came near being a riot
in the second inning when Umpire Bray
called Householder out at first, retiring
the side with three men on bases. After
the decision the Portland players sur
rounded the umpire and police interfer-
ence probably prevented blows being
struck. Score:
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Girl. 10 play Basket Ball.

The Lowell girls viii meet the girls
OF the Commercial basket ball team on
the courts OF the latter school this
afternoon in a match game. The Com
mercial girls look to have the better
Of the match, as they lately defeated
the Lick High School, who proved
themselves the superiors Of the Lowell
young ladies. The Lowell squad will
line IS follows:
Misses Eva Moldrup and Alice
Thompson, forwards; Misses h
Pence, Evelyn Carsen. centers, MISSES
Belle Gluckman and Hazel Hitler.
guards
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Heasreen Breaks Auto Record.

OGDEN, Utah. June 1.-THE world s
competitive hve-mile motor record was
broken tonight by E. Heagreen of
Salt Lake on the Glenwood Saucer
track The time was 5:59 S-5. which is
twenty three and four-fifths seconds
faster than Heagreen's former worfd's
record, made in Salt Lake City last
June. The rider Tapped the other two
riders three times.
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Hall Lasts Two Minutes.

SACRAMENTO. June 12.-Jack Hall
of San Francisco was knocked out by
Jack Burke of Sacramento in less than
two minutes. 1t was to have been an
eight-round go. Hall was confident
at the start, and made some savage
swings, but failed to land. and was
caught by Burke's clever left and went
to the floor He was carried to his COR
ner and his seconds threw up the
sponge.
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FITZsIMMONS, MANAGER CALLS
OFF FIGHT WITH sCHRECK

Failure of Salt Lake Athletic Club to
Post Forfeit m Promised Leads
to Complications.
SALT LAKE, Utah, June 12.-There is
every prospect that the Fitzsimmons-
Schreck fight, scheduled for July 8, will
be called off unless an agreement is
reached between Fits manager, Leo
Freedman, and the Salt Lake Athletic
Club.
Freedman arrived in the city tonight
to find that the local club had not de-
posted the $4,000 forfeit money. He at
once called the match off, although as
sured that the money would be deposit
ed before midnight IL desired.
Fitz and Schreck each have $1,000 for
felt posted in. Chicago and the local
managers claim that they were with
holding the clubs money until the coin
was transferred to this city.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Malleable, Loupy, Ecifp-
tic.
Second race-Marshal Ney, Foreigner,
NervatOr.
Third face-Ice Water. Thespian,
Early Boy.
tiara, Glass Leader.
Fifth race-Athlone, Estrada Palma,
Fonsoluca.
Sixth race-Nuns Yelling, Vic Kinney,
Miss Hawley.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-DiIlon Hall, Atz Errors
Esgar t3), Brashear %, Ross. Householder
Atz Essick Mclean Two-base hits-Van
Buren, Ross Eagar Mitchell, Cravath. Sac
rihce hit-Mitchell. First base errors
Los Angeles 2 Portland 4. Left on bases
Los Angeles 8, Portland Z. Bases on balls
on Hall 1, off Essick 2 Struck out-By Hall
l. by Essick 3. Double play-Schlafey TO Atz
to Mitchell. Time of game-One hour thirty
minutes Umpire-Bray.
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win Build Road in NORTH.

VANCOUVER. B. G.. June 12.-It is an
nounced to-day that the Canadian Pacific
Railway will build this summer the pro-
jected line from Golden, B. c., to Fort
Steele. near the line of the Crows Nest
Pass Railway. The branch line will be
known as the Kootenay Central Railway.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Pre.Ident,. visit to New orl..p..

NEW ORLEANS, June ia letter
from Secretary Loeb fixes October "a
and 20 as the dates upon which Presi-
dent Roosevelt will visit New Orleans.
Arrangements are already under way
to make the Presidents reception a
brilliant affair
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sT. LOUIS SELECTIONS,


First race-Birmingham, Secret, Bill
Holt.
Second race-Outlaw, McDeceiver,
Lcdabelle.
Third race-HOwling Dervish, Ben
Lear, Canajoharie.
Fourth race. p. Mayberry, Elastic,
Mayor johnson.
Fifth race-Axares, Aten, Little
COrkcr.
Sixth race-varro. Athena. DIR. Hart.
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Town of sherbeurne 1900 Year. Old

SHERBOURNE, Dorsetshire, Eng,
June 12.-This picturesque town to-day
celebrated the 1200th anniversary Of It's
foundation in a unique manner by the
presentation, in a meadow close to the
castle, of pageant arranged to repre-
sent striking episodes in it's ancient
history. The performance was ar
ranged and staged and costumed by
the dramatist. Louis N. Parker, who
was for twelve years master at Sher-
bourne School. Eight hundred persons
belonging to the district participated
In the tableau.
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ALLEGED DYNAMITING OF
FISH AROUSEs CITIZENS
Two Italians of Boulder Creek Beins
Bitterly Prosecuted ON Charge Of
ViOIatinc Game Law

Violating Game Law.
BOULDER CREEK, June 12.-Never
in years has Boulder Creek been the
scene of such excitement as has attend
ed the trial of two Italians charged
with dynamiting fish In the San Lo-
renzo River. Since the arrests by State
Deputy Fish Patrolman Justice and
Constable Seidlinger last Thursday
morning the case has been bit
terly fought by District Attor-
ney knight. The jury disagreed. the
defendants failed to put up $500 bail
and through their attorney have moved
for a change of venue. Much feeling
has been aroused. and the case prom
ises to be carried to the last extreme
as the defendants are apparently well
supplied with money. The change of
venue will be decided Monday.