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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
RATE BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Ne7c Esch-T0UnSend Measure Based
on Presidents Message.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The Esch-Townsend Rail
road Rate BILL which pasesd the House at its last
session. has been redrawn and was reintroduced
in the House to-day by Mr.. Townsend The bill
embraces ali the features Of the former measure
but is drawn 50 to specify the particular things
which may be done by the Interstate Commerce
Commission In addition It has d publicity feature
and gives the commission jurisdiction over refrig-
orator and terminal charges. 1t also directly pro-
hbits the carrier granting to any shipper the privi
Iege OF collecting his product and then getting
special rate under the short term provision for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

insure the EMPLOYER OF American labor who ez-
ports the product of that labor every possible al
vantage and encouragement. Manufacturers Shgulo
be limited to the employment of American labor
they should pay the American scale of wages put
when they export fhe product OF this labor, thus
placing Il beyond competition with others within
tie American market they should have the limit
of encouragement in the way OF cheap raw ma
terial and the right of substitution.
The Secretary advocates the establishment OF a
department savings bank for the benefit of clerks
with small salaries He reviews the work of the
various bureaus of the Treasury most of the an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY.

Tbs ordinary revenues for 1893, as compared with
1904 show an Increase Of s, SS5 45 while the
penditures less by $l5l&S,4GI IS. The net re-
suit for the fiscal year was excess Of eXpendi-
lures over revenues Of S23 064. 22S 90.
For the last two years the expenditures of the
government have been In excess Of the revenues to
fhe aggregate amount Of more than S64,OJ0,O00.
This however included the extraordinary expendi-
lures IN 1903 OF $50 000eGe account OF the Panama
Canal.
of $500 To the interest bearing debt, while there
reductions Of s60o.575 in the items on which
interest had ceased since maturity and So 145 50
n the debt bearing no interest The net redue-
ton g. sN,92i 81.
The available cash balance in the general fund on
June 30 1905, S1z54I7,zel s., reduction for the
year OF s2s.5740I6 49,
The revenues for the first quarter Of 1906 were
$ise4,i25 10 and the expenditures $565ssS6 IS.
excess Of expenditures receipts OF SS,57424l o.
u the first quarter Of 1903 expenditures were ST.
t5h6l5 IN excess or receipts.
United States notes TO the amount Of ai.5ll.57s
and Treasury notes Tor S54e,675 were redeemed in
gold from the reserve fund during the last fiscal
changed Tor gold. and the reserve was thus kept
The trust funds at the close OF the fiscal year
year ef sIS.7224O1
The total amount Of United States paper chr
reneY issued during the last fiscal year was s6s7
sS9Vo ano the redernptions were sGZ3 B2s 500 Cold
certificates increased SO .soo wliile silver ceT-
ts1eatss were reduced s5.21Ioa and Treasury notes
Ss56s.G5 The annual cost az maintenance ~ the
paper currency Issued by the government aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY DIVIDEND.

The net earnings Of the American Car and
Foundry Company for three months ended October
90 1905 were s717, 7Se 20. At a meeting Of the d.
rectors held yesterday n dividend was declared as
follows: Preferred. No. p, IA per cent, payable
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

Postal ssrvice. including Sii.636,sO9 de-
Eciency In postal revenues -.------------ 1
Permanent annual appropriation
L interest On the public debt. .S24- oO0. 900 %
+ Neutrality-suspicious.. internal -
revenue, etc. ..--.-.-.---.. 1S.1S8VVVO
c9 sa8s ieFsaoo nun c. 100000 90
AlisceiIanSous eIciusivs OF
sinking fund ana national
bank redemption fund.-. l1,2Se.5SQ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
GERMAN OIL COMPANY FORMED.

Berlin Dec. s.-A new petroleum company. with
capital of 81 BPS coo has been formed with the OBJ
iect of working 10000 acres Of oil lands in Han
over and 5000 acres in C;aIicia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
FISCAL YEAR 1907

The estimates Of appropriations required for the
fiscal year 1897, submitted by the executive de-
garments and Offices, are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
MORE ELASTIC CURRENCY.
mr.. SHAW URGES REFORM.
Years Operations of the Treasury
Department Refereed by Secretary.

washington. Dec. e-In his annual report sent to
the House OF Representatives to-day Secretary
Shaw strongly urges q more elastic system Of cur
-eucy. On this point he says:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

The estimates Of the State and Navy depart
r1ents not having been received at the time the
above table was prepared. the Secretary is unable
70 furnish the total estimates Of appropriations.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
PoRTLANDs BEAT UNCLE's MEN.
Both Whalen and Gates Pitch Cham
pionship Ball Before Large Crowd.

PORTLAND, Aug. 2o.-Cates finally put
a stop TO the victorious march of Uncle
Hanks cohorts to-day, the game going
to the Giants by a to / score. 1t was
a corking good game the big crowd at
the Vaughan-street grounds witnessed.
Waldron, the fret man up, made a
single. Wheeler bunted and Gates failed
10 catch Waldron at second. Hildebrand
did not help any, but Twins long drive
to left field scored the Seals lone run.
Then the pitchers settled down to bril-
liant work Whalen's arm was in great
working order, Householder and Gates
being the only ones able to solve his
twisters.
IN the fourth Householder hit hard to
Waldron, who fell in a ditch in the out
field and the runner reached third.
Mitchell flew to Irwin. Schlafley fuked
to Waldron, he passed the ball to Shea,
but Householder had wings on his feet
and Davis called him safe.
In the seventh Gates won his game
with a drive past shortstop and Mclean
romped home from the second station.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
Shows Fastest Mile
of Season for
.3-Year-Old.

The victory of ]. 3. Iverson's North
Star in the three-year-old trotting di-
vision of the Pacific Breeders Futurity
at Santa Rosa on Saturday was pleas
ing to the followers of the light har-
ness horses.
Mr.. Iverson, who bred the colt at his
Salinas farm, has been consistent
supporter of the trotter and is richly
rewarded in possessing so grand
colt This is the best product of his
farm and he is likely to rank later on
with the stars OF the Grand Circuit.
He trotted the fastest mile shown by
a three-year- old in America this year
showing two heats in 2:13a. He was
cleverly rated by Driver C. Whitehead,
as the quarter miles in each heat were
in the exact same time. They We're
respectively IA, :33, "a, 1874.
North Star is bay colt by Nutwood
Wilkes, the sire of the sensational per-
former, John A. McKerran. His dam
is Ivaneer by Engineer. son of Gov
ernor Stanfords great horse Elec-
tiOneer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
LENGTH OF THE FIGHT.
Nelson Expects to Win Inside of
Twenty-Five Rounds.

LARKSPCR, Aug. 2e.-Battling Nell
son passed his second day here doing
light training on the road and at his
training quarters al Smiling" Metz
ner's. Nelson, accompanied by Man
ager Nolan and his bull terrier
county road to-day at an easy jog.
Charles Nelson. his kid brother, was out
with him yesterday, but declined TO
accompany him to-day, saying six days
on road work was enough for him and
that he would attend church. This
afternoon Nelson skipped the rope,
tossed the medicine ball and punched
the bag ia the gymnasium. His bull
terrier Mike" enjoys punching the
sphere with his head, the bag being
lowered so that he can reach it easily.
There was an immense crowd OF visit
ors. the gym and approaches being
densely crowded
1t is Manager Nolan's intention to
have the major part of Battlings train
ing done in the open air and he has
added horseback riding, rowing and
boxing on platform erected in the
rear Of Metzner's place 70 the daily
training duties OF Nelson so that he
will be accustomed to outdoor work.
Nelson's road work covers a couple OF
hours on foot and an hour will be de-
voted 70 riding one of the two saddle
horses Wnlch arrived mere last night.
Nolan feels the horseback riding will
be a pleasant and an invigorating
change from the strict line Of training
generally followed. Rowing will be an
other diversion and he viii spend half
an hour with a pair OF oars on the
Corte MADEIRA Creek Rowing is an ex-
cellent exercise for the muscles of the
arms and shoulders. Owing to Nelson's
lower lip being split from slkali, which
abounds in the Sierra Nevada district,
Nolan does not expect TO have him do
any sparring before Tuesday. Jimmy
Gardner. who is training here for his
tight with Ryan. and Joe Angeli viii
spar in the outdoor arena until the ara
rival OF Fred Landers, Nelson's regular
sparring partner.
Nolan expects that q decision in the
Britt Nelson match will be given be-
tween the twelfth and twenty-ffth
round, the thirtieth at the utmost
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FORT ERIE, Aug. 20.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Fort Erie fol-
low:
First race, six furlongs, three-year-olds and
up, selling-Tom Crabb ia. Bensorlhurst III.
The Elba 109. Devonshire 100, The Four Hun
dred loo. The Thrall 107, Blue Grouse les,
Miss Morgan los, Judge Nolan 105 Chicarra
100. Dixie Andrews 81, Mrs. Bob 95.
Second race. five and a half forlongs two
year-olds-Factotum 10S, X los. Lady
Walker 1o5 Calox 1o5 Lady Chiswick 100,
Paeon 103 Billy Benzing les, Massey lo3,
Goldmate l03.
Third race, mile, three year olds and up
Ink III, Peter Paul Ill, Hans Wagner Ill,
Pat Costigan 1O9, Circular Joe 103 Weirdsome
1oe, Jolly Witch 80.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs, three
year-olds and up-Last knight 100, Sleeping
104, Banana Cream 104. La Londe 10l. Don
Domo 10l, Young Hyson 101. Pipe 101, Capt.
tano 90, Miss Karl 90.
Fifth race, five furlongs two-year-ods-Her-
man Johnson 49, Grevilla 107 Devoir 1G4, Lit
tie Mike 104. Zana McCIeland 101, Sonnet 1Ol,
Proposer 100. Meddler Jr. 100. w. II. Carey
100, Buckle 81.
Sixth race, mile and a quarter three-year-
olds and up selling-Morendo 102. Bugler 10S
Hawtrey 81, Louis Kraft los. Honda los, Econ
by 102. Blue Grass Girl 81, Sarilla los. Little
Boy 107.
Seventh race, six furlongs, three-year-o,ds
and up. selling-Inquisitive Girl 100. Hobson's
Choice 1o9 Hindoo Princess 107. Jim Ferrin
log, Amber los, Scarecrow 104, Fade Meny 102
Billy Handsel 1902 Magic 100, Little Red AZ
Molo o. Miss Affable 95.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
WORK WILL BE STARTED
TO-DAY ON THE ARENA.
Prices of Tickets Are Announced

Manager Jim Coffroth has arranged the
schedule Of prices which will be exacted
TOT tickets to the Britt-Nelson fight at
Colma on Admission Day. The prices
range from SO for box seats at the ring
SIDE 10 s. for general admission-this be-
ing the lowest price. Between these there
win be seats at S., s. 30, SO and SIS.
Manager cofrroth says the plans he has
had prepared provide seats for 10000
spectators. Within the next ten days.
during which time the demand for seats
Will set in. he will obtain a better idea
as to what the attendance should be. If
this demand would indicate a larger at
tendance than he is preparing for, he can
change his plans and enlarge the ca
pacity OF the amphitheater.
All seats viii provide splendid coign
OF vantage from which TO view the pro-
ceeoings In the ring, as the farthest seat
VIII be only 100 feet away. Ground will
be broken at Union Park this morning
and the work OF building the amphi-
tneater will be hurried to completion.
4 coursing meeting will be in progress
at Union Park on the day of the fight
and the description of the affair Will be
received by telegraph. although only
fence separates them. Spectators will
have an opportunity to bet on the fight
as II progresses.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
OAKLANDS down
TIGERS TWICE
Series Ends by Mikes Men
Getting Two Good Drub-
bings From the Commuters
CHAMPS FIELD POORLY
Northerners Lose Contest
in the Opening Inning
by Making Several Errors
RESULTS OF GAMES.
OAKLAND /, Tacoma O.
Oakland 4, Tacoma 1.
Portland 2, San Francisco L.
Los Angeles 8, Seattle 2.
--A-
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Oakland closed its baseball engagement
with Tacoma yesterday by treating the
Tigers to a double defeat. In the after
noon session the multitude was treated to
a high class exhibition of ; and lot ball on
the part OF the champs. while Oakland
played the game as it should be played.
All kinds of plays were shown during the
nine rounds. Hair-raising catches and
lightning pick-ups were performed by the
tail eaders. +. II the other hand, Mike
men did their utmost to make 1t appear
an open-air burlesque. Young Emerson
was given the honor of occupying the hill
before select Sunday attendance, but
he did not impress the one-day-a-week
the past week lie showed a select as
sortment of benders. but appeared anna
teurish in fielding his position. schmiddy
did the box work for the suburbapites
and twirled creditably. Score: Oakland
/, Tacoma 0; Oakland 4, Tacoma l.
The Smiling One appeared little off in
the opening period, as he generously
passed Doyle. Shee.ian helped matters
with a single. Dyke" then sent them
both along on a sacrifice. Mclaughlin,
who had been doing some terrific batting
during the last two weeks. found a va
cant space, scoring the lean one. The
after, allowing the score boy to earn his
salary without working.
The spectators were inclined to think
Van had put up job on Mikes men and
dipped the ball in a grease pot from the
manner In which the Tigers let the sphere
slip through their mits in Oakland's half
of the initial frame. With a combina-
ton of slips, boots and wild pitches and,
incidentally, balk by Emerscns the
Commuters were allowed to send three
over the rubber on single hit. This
gave the Oakland men confidence and
they had the Tigers buffa!oed the re-
mainder of the contest
1t is possible Kruger viii be seen in
Barnum & Baileys circus when it opens
here in few days. The management is
always looking for those who perform ap-
parently impossible feats. 1t is certain if
they had seen Kruger's catch In the
eighth inning they Would not hesitate in
Offering him a contract. Doyle lined one
over by the score board which the scorer
had already marked for a base hit, but
the fleet outfielder grabbed 1t after long
run as ii was about to touch the ground.
This prevented the Tigers from scoring.
as the next two men singled. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 20-The entries for
to-morrow's races follow:
First race. seven furongs, three-year-
and up seling-Col. White ia. Elliott 121,
Good Bye 81, Moorish Dance 10e Brilliant "a,
New Mown Hay 1ls, King Pepper lo5 BY
Ways los, Flammula I0l, 1 he Musketeer Ill,
Antimony 80. Gay Lothario Ill, Druid l0t. old
England 10S
Second race. short course, -year-olds and
up, MISUNDERSTANDING 155, Cardigan $50,
Ruths Rattler 1i7, Valley Forge t47 New
York 140. Follow On 140 Knight OF Harlem
13S. Geo. Keene 1873, Decimo l3U, Wooden 147.
Third race, six furlongs, two -year-olds, ham
dicap-Kuroki I'D Velours 49,, Anodyne lis.
Speedway u.s. Sidney ia, Masterson 114
Lady Navarro 1l3, Yalagal Ill, College Girl
1O9, Feronese 1O6.
Fourth race one mile the Amsterdam, $500
added, selling, three e-year-olds and up-Nor-
bury 1o4 Bucher SO, Burleigh los, Judge
90, Fustian 96, Right Royal y7 Joaquin 90
st Valentine 109. fleur de Marie 80, Glen
echo 10I, Old England 10l.
Fifth race and eighth miles, three
year-olds and up. handicap-Monsfeur Beau
caire 10. Bad News 120, Oarsman lis, Euge-
mia Bureh 100, Won Tromp 1u7 Tyron Ito.
Wire In los, Humo 1O2 Judge HINES 100.
New Mown Hay 81, Workman 80. Sonoma
Belle o. Caronal 80.
Sixth race, nve and half furlongs. two
year-oids. maidens. selling-Dave Lewis 1O5,
Topsail 104 Suds 81, Annie Oakley "a, Sir
Caruthers 107 Remington 10T, Mntia 81, r.
Merry Go Round 80. Paloro 9s, High Brush 1G7
Ingleside 81, Greenland 102. Edward Russell
102. Ninifred a 1o6, Gentian l0o Tavannes
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
ArtiIIerymen sboof Straight.

NAPA. Aug 20.--A competitive shoot
was held at the rife range near here
this afternoon between Company II Of
Napa Fifth Infantry and Battery B Of
Coast Artillery Of San Francisco. Each
team consisted of ten men. each man
firing five shots at 200. 800 and 500
yards distance. Battery B won out by
a score Of 4eI TO 393 in a close and in
teresting match. The Napa team con-
sisted OF Captain 9. c. Gardner, Lieu
tenant W. B. Freelson. Lieutenant
Treadway, Private Grigsby, Sergeant
Al Baiimer. Private J. Orr. Sergeant r.
A Stratton, Private w. Foster +. Sui
livan. Sergeant c. Z. Hover. The team
of Battery 3 included Lieutenant Hat
field, Sergeant Banty. G. c. de Wolff.
II. L Orth, A. R. Coombs. II. H Mitch
ell. w. H Mailett. III. w. Mitchell,
Corporal Nagel. Sergeant Hopkins. The
Napa team made good showing at 200
wards target, but were surpassed by
the artillery shooters at 800 and 500
yards distance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
ANGELS IN WINNING MOOD.
Outfleld und Outbat Seattle Men ON the
Northern Clubs Grounds.

SEATTLE, Aug. 20.-Outplayed at every
point, the locals lost to-day's game and
the series to Los Angeles. Fitzpatrick
pitched indifferent ball and his support
was not good. Ross was the bright par
ticular star of the afternoon both in bat
ting and Unfolding He put Johnnie Kane
out at the plate with a perfect throw
after catching Houtz's long fly. He also
averted danger in the ninth by running
clear across the field and taking Nc
Hale's long drive. McHale batted for
Fitz in the last inning and came up with
two men on bases and none out. He
drove the ball nearly to the score board,
but Ross grabbed 1t after long sprint
and pulled Baum out of the hole The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
SYS0NBY WINS
GREAT FORTUNE
James r. keene's Colt Places
$151,642 to His Owners
Credit in Two Years
is SECOND TO DOMINO
Will Probably Leave Turf
Largest Winning Horse in
History of AmericanRacing
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 2o.-The
$4,000 valuation of the rich Great Re-
public stakes to the winner. j. r..
Keene's Sysonby, puts the sensational
English-bred colt second on the list
of big American turf winners. He has
TO his credit. the sum of s151,642. to
S20S, 1893 won by Domino and S142,520
won by Kingston. He has forced the
latter out of second place. Sir Walter,
with S124,562 to his credit, is pushed
back into fourth place.
Sysonby has to win $51,757 to equal
the record of Domino, which sported
the Keene colors some years ago. AS
he appears able to defeat any performer
on the turf at present, the chance seems
good for him to leave the turf the larg-
est winning horse in the history of
American racing
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
MUST PAY TO SEE BRITT.
Gymnasium at the Beach VIII Not Ac-
comodate the Admiring Throngs.

comodate the Admiring ThrOngs.
J. Edward Britt is building flats while
the sun shines out Mike Sheehan's way.
It's going 10 cost real money to view
Chames these days. The schedule of
prices arranged by W. Napoleon Britt
follows:
To see Jimmy eat breakfast-Io
cents.
To see Chames in swimmins-25
To see j. Edward hit the boulevard
is cents.
To see James bOx-75 cents.
To see James Edward punch the
bag-5O cents.
To see James Edward Britt asleep
IS cents.
To hear him snore-S cents.
I'VE had to do it," explained Bonaparte
Britt Jimmie started 70 work to-day,
but the mob came in and carried away
the gymnasium for a souvenir. Jimmie
didn't like 10 90 ii, but we've simply got
20 take the money. It's tedious work, of
course, shoveling in the shekels, but We
are forced 10 cop the flthy lucre for our
own protection
When the multitude forced him out Of
the gymnasium James Edward mounted
e horse and galloped down the boulevard
with Willie Pratt. He spent several hours
cantering along by the sad sea waves and
locking over the sand dunes for good sites
for new fats.
The little champion looks better than
ever. He came in from his ride full of
ginger and looking pleased with the real
estate propects and the beach way. II is
rumored that Jimmie is negotiating for
the purchase Of several blocks OF ocean
front lots and that he will line this side
OF the Pacific with modern flats when the
cruel war is over. He viii have Nat
Goodwin for a neighbor.
Jimmie went 10 the Orpheum in the
evening He viii begin active work to-
day when the schedule Of prices win keep
admirers at a respectful distance. From
his appearance he does not need much
work, as he is in the salmon pink of con-
dition.
I'm going TO so horseback riding every
day" he announce. This is great"
Entrance tickets 10 the Britt continuous
vaudeville training show can be had at
the box Office at Mike Sheehan s. The de-
mand for seats is enormous and IT looks
as though the training will build two fair
sized fats.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
Champs Are Shut Out.

In a pitchers battle in the morning ses-
sion at Idora Park the Commuters blank
ed the Tigers 1t was through the excel
lent support accorded Hogan that the
young twirler managed to score a shut
out. The northerners had men on bases
in nearly every inning, but fast fielding
by Oakland prevented them from scoring.
Fitzgerald was in good form and gave but
five hits, two of which came in the sec
ond. and allowed the only lily of the
game. Bill Deyereaux came to tie timely
rescue of his mates, getting biffgle that
brought in the winning tally. The score
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

Once the late bishop of London was
ordered by his physician to spend the
winter In Algiers. The bishop said it
was impossible; he had 50 many en-
gagements. We'll. my lord bishop"
said the specialist, 1T either means Al
giers or heaven "Oh, in that case.
said the bishop. III go to Algiers."
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
LAToNIA ENTRIES.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.--The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.--The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:
First race, six furlongs selling-Kate Zitt
ST. Lady Lou S5, Lady Lasca S5, Merces s5
Jim Collins s5. Malediction 81, Maceona 81.
Henry Ach 80, Nominee co. Lilliandra 90
Phiora g5 Henry Lyons 9s. Covina 81, stra-
der os
Second race six furlongs, selling-The Pet
95 -Euba IS. Miladi Love SS, The Roustabout
co. Wexford 90, Allista 49, Gallithea 95 Joe
Goss o., Frivoi o. Eleanor Howard 1o2 Edu-
ardo 100, Arachne 107. Belltoone 1o7 Black
Fox 1O9
Third race, FIVE and half furlongs, purse
Merry Belle e5 Anita g5, Santa Iai-
cia IS. Angelic 95, Lilita 81, Minnie Adams
ITO.
Fourth race short course steeplechase.
handicap--Onyx II 125. Martin Brady las
New Amsterdam 143, Shackeford 143 Creoifn
IA. Poorlands 1873.
Fifth race. six furlongs. handicap-Intense
s5 White Plume 1o3. Delsgoa 95, La Pucelle
100 Coruscate 103, Haviland l07 Intense and
White Plume, Moore entry.)
Sixth race, five and half furlongs purse
Jimmy Mafer Iii. Hot Toddy o., Dr. Keith
3d. DR.. Wendell lo2, .Hoi Poloi 1o2. st. Co
lumb 102 Malleable 102, Port Worth 1o2.
Speedmaker 102, Yazd 102, Rolia 102
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
FORT ERTE SELECTIONS.

(By the New York Morning Telegraph)
First race-The Thrill, Miss Morgan,
Devonshire.
second race-J. X. F., CaIox, Facto-
tum.
Third rnce-JoIIy witch, Peter Paul,
Ink.
Fourth race--La Londe, Don Domo,
Pipe.
Fifth rnce--Herman Johnson, w. H.
Carey, MeddIer Jr.
Sixth race-Honda, BugIer, Econo-
mist.
seventh rnce-Littie Red, Inquisitive
Girl, Miss AfYabIe.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY.

Struck out--By Gates 5. by Whalen g. Bases
baf1s-On Whalen l. Three-base hit--House-
holder. Double play--Cetes to Mitchell. Left
fee hits-whalen, Nealon, Irwin Hiidcbrand
Householder. Hit by pitched ball--Shea. Hill
debrand. Time OF same-1:3o. Umpire