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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
GOVERNOR FOLK Is FIRM.
Insists That she Law Regulating Bet
ting ON Races he Enforced.

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-GOvernor -F'oIk
CaTe from Jefferson City to-day for a
conference with the Board of Police
Commissioners. stating that the con-
ference was for the discussion 0c
means of enforcing the law" Con-
corning the position taken by those act
i've in the operations in the betting ring
at Delmar track that the repeal OF
the breeders law was unconstitutional
and their expressed determination to
make Il fight on that ground. Governor
Folk said:
1T is law now. IN any event. and.
being Il law. it Will be enforced
Summary:
First race. five furlongs-Sarsaparilla won,
Katherine L second, Dom Hamilton third.
Time :04
Second race. one mile and twenty yards
Passive won. Netting second T. ]. Powell
third Time, :46 3-5-
Third race six furlongs-J. W. O'Neill won
Frank Bell second Luculess third Time. 1 IL.
Fourth race. nVe and half furIongs. handf-
cap-Sonny won Chief Hayes second, Topsy
Rob nson third. Time I. 10 DO
Fifth race. one and sixteenth rniles-Ex-
toll won Mss Betty second. Plautus third.
Tine. 1;J1 S-5
Sixth race. seven furiorgs -sfIiadi Love wen.
Gene Handlon second. Bandillo third. Time,
$50 Go
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
BEGIN CONSTRUCTION WORK
ON NEW EASTERN RAILROAD
iAaborers Break Ground on the Con-
templated Line That is to
Run to Imperial.

SAN DIEGO. June 2S.-Work of con-
struction of the new Eastern Railroad.
Tor which Engineer II. T. Richards Sc
cured a franchise some months ago.
was commenced to-day. A force of
men, with five teams and the necessary
plows and scrapers, was sent to break
ground and begin the actual construc-
tion of the road. The first work is be-
ing done near the bay shore at Old
Town and 1T is announced that the con-
struction will be hurried as rapidly as
possible. An engineering corps has
also beena sent out to stake out the
work. 1t is announced that within the
next forty days the railway company
viii be organized to construct and
operate the new line. which il is
planned to run to Imperial. The com
pany. 1T is said, is to be made up large
ly of Eastern capitalists. but their
names have not yet been made public.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SOUTHERNERS HIT HARD
Seven of the Nine Bingles
Made Off Hit Are Wasted,
bnt Seals Wallops Count
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, 3; Los Angeles, ..
Tacoma, z; Portland, 8.
Seattle, 2; Oakland, I.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Your Uncle Henry is the football
magnate right now. He's climbing and
climbing till he'll get dizzy pretty SOON.
He was never so high in his life before
and if the pace keeps up the Tigers
will cease to. pose as headlners- in the
battle for the baseball flag. The Gus
tomary ninth inning rally was there at
Recreation Park yesterday afternoon
and the Seals had the goods. 5 to ?.
1t seems the Southern stars will not
twinkle around this village any more
till some one arrives to hand them a
new bunch of confidence. They out
played the Seals to a fare ye we'll yes
terday in every point but slapping the
ball at the time it should be slapped
hardest Then they fell down just as
they have been doing during the last
week.
At that the Bluebells managed 70
make it a deadlock in the ninth, when
Tim Flood walked. stole, took third on
Smiths out and came tearing in on
Dillon's scratchy hit that was barely
good enough to give the leader of the
tribe a life at first The Seals came
back so rapidly and won out so cleverly
it seemed they could turn such trick
every day in their lives.
Tozier, who relieved Dolly Gray in
the eighth, kissed his game good-by
when he walked Wheeler and bumped
Hildebrand in the Stats during the last
period. Uncle Charley Irwin laid down
a sacrifice and Brother Joe Nealon
smote a low. rakish one out to center
that is undoubtedly going yet. for no
one chased 1t, as the game was over
then.
Gray was at fault when he let the
Seals sneak3 two through on him in the
fourth With two faded Wheeler hit
and Dolly issued a pass to Hildebrand.
Irwin slapped to right and scored
Georgia. The sanctimonious south
winger passed Nealon and Wilson in a
row, forcing Hide over with another
run.
Los Angeles bumped Hit safely nine
times, but they were all wasted with
the exception of Ross single in the
fourth and Dillon's in the ninth. both
of which, by the way, were scratchy
ones. The Angels had a chance in the
seventh when Bernard led off with \
single. Davis declared him out at sec
ond, though he was safe a mile. This
took a.lot of ginger out of the Southern
band and possibly cost them victory.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
PORTLAND FANS MOB PERRINE.
"Bull,s. Decision Enrages Crowd and
Police Protect Him.

PORTLAND. June 2s.-Umpire Per-
rine incurred the enmity of the
bleachers again to-day for decisions
in the game which Portland lost
to Tacoma by score of to
g.. He was mobbed on the field and
was escorted home by two policemen to
prevent rowdies from doing him injury.
The better class of fans are annoyed at
the occurrence, although they consider
Perrine incompetent. The fans were in
bad temper, as French had been pound
ed out of the box in the third. Only one
run was scored by the Tigers in this
inning, but French asked TO he relieved.
The fans hooted Perrine's decision on
strikes After that every adverse de-
cision called down Jeers from the
crowd. The game had no batting fea-
lures. though Tacoma made most of its
runs after two men were out
The trouble against Perrine arose in
the sixth, when the crowd surged in the
field and was only stopped from a dis
graceful attack on the defenseless UNI
pire by the police and players interven-
ing. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
INGLESIDE MANAGEMENT
ARRANGES A GOOD CARD
Reserve, Class and Open stakes Are ON
the Programme for Saturday
and Sunday.

Three stakes will be decided on Sat-
urday and Sunday at Ingleside Cours-
lnS Park. The events on the pspgramme
are the open stake of hfty-six entries
and the class and reserve stakes OF
thlrty-two entries each. Coursing swill
commence ON Saturday at IL 80 o'clock,
when the first two rounds of the open
stake will be run down. The balance
OF the card will be completed on sun
DAY. Following is the result of. last
nights draw:
Open stake. ffty-six entries-John L. sulli.
van van vs.. Odd Eyes. Magic stuff vs.. Clairmount;
1-aoorlng Boy VS.. Peerless Patti; Siren VS.. Miss
RockHn. Hazel vs. Helen Hayes; Lady Fair
fax vs. Judge; Tar Baby VS. Wild Belle; Migo
Queen vs. Alcatraz; Lady KeIp vs. Handsome
mary. ManSoid VS.. Paramount Lass: Arthur )
VS.. Hosay; Bunker Hill VS.. Idlewise; Capital
Lady vs. Maid of Dyne; Lilly York VS. Reckless
rose; Little Mercy vs. Lady Liege Pasadena
vs. Equator; Sunny Shore VS.. Haughty Helen:
Eva q vs. Brilliancy; Josie Lee vs.. Fortunate
Dawn; Gloomy Gus Royal Spirit: Lampre
Eel vs.. Bright Pearl: Carrie T. vs. Black SKI.
Midnight sun vs. Black Lady; Joe Hill VS.. My
CRATER; Hunter Raine VS.. Fiery Maid: Baby
byron vs.. Peerless Beauty Queen S Beauty vs
tain Belle.
Reserve stake thirty-two entries-e,enersl
Fremont vs.. Doretta; Golden Feather Us.
Eleanor b; Prometheus vs. Little DAINTY:
Mount Eagle Miss Brummel: Real Pasha
" Annie Ryne; Ready Address vs.. Galveston:
Crazy Jane Rapid Water; Pasha King VS.
Young Tommy X: Siroc Pony Capital: Gu
oanola VS. Runaway Actress: Medley vs. Lulu
Girl; Royal Friend vs. shotgun; Fontenoy vs..
Modest Beauty; Nattles vs.. f II Free from
Flaw vs. Wedgewood: Hidden Hatred Vs.
Richochet
Class stake thirty-two entries-Loretta va.
lcellus. Little Plunser vs.. Miss Domestic:
cascade vs. Queen Motto. For Cold vs. Badly
Used; EdeuVale vs. Lancashire Lad: Barney
Ray VS.. Medea False Alarm vs.. Daisy Racket:
Imperi0us vs. Doc Burns. Bright Columbia vs.
Butte city. Young Fearless vs.. Reckless Aero
bat; Prince savoy VS.. Secretive: Freeborn vs.
Iodine: Conroy Black Coon; Dear CASTOR vs.
Eagle Bird Homer Boy vs.. May s; Tom King
Mark Twain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
LINER MAKES
GOOD showing
MaripoSa, With Naval Off
GERS as Judges, Quail
fies as Auxiliary Cruiser
EXCEEDS REQUIREMENTS
On Ocean Trial the Steam
ship Averages Better Than
Sixteen Knots an Hour

The Oceanic steamship Company's
liner Mariposa WAS given an ocean trial
trip YESTERDAYS for the purpose of
demonstrating TO a naval board that
the steamship had all the qualifications
eNaoted under the act OF 1891 of auxil-
iary cruisers. She exceeded the speed
requirement by more than two knots
and in every other respect won the
unanimous approval OF the naval board.
The United States recently asked for
bids for carrying the United States
mails between here and Honolulu. The
awarding Of the contract to the Oceanic
Suea mship Company depended upon
yesterdays trial Under the law the
qualifications required ability TO de-
Velop an average speed of fourteen
knots. and the stability to mount four
six-inch guns and a secondary battery
of smaller canber. In other words
Uncle sam Will not award mail con-
tracts on. ocean routes to vessels
which ceuld not be used as auxiliary
cruisers.
Captain H T. Howard, superintendent
Of the stea uship company. was in
command OF the liner during the trip
Rear Admiral William II. Whiting, Cap
tain Holland n. Stevenson and Naval
Con Structor John @. Tawresey constf-
tuted the. naval board detailed TO sit
in judgment on the liners performance.
Ele 1iariposa left Pacific-street
wharf at ? o'clock. and proceeded di-
i'ectiy. to sea. Outside the head she
was run al fun speed for six hours and
es she Travelled through the ocean
sNvells the navy officers made careful
note Of her behavioE. At the end of the
six hours IL was found that she had
averaged a little better than sixteen
knots an hour. developing 39S7 horse
power with eighty-one revolutions to
the minute. Her engines worked
smoothly and al the end of the trial not
G. bearing showed q sign of heat
Tn addition TO satisfying Uncle Sam
that she could surpass his utmost exac-
lions in every respect, the Mariposa
also gave evidence TO the French Gov
eminent that she still can more than
qualify to carry the French mails.
The Mariposa and her twin sister. the
Alameda. have a world wide reputation
as capable and consistent travellers
Their record when they carried the
British mails TO Australia is still by
word In the postal world and the peo-
pie OF Honolulu still regulate their
clocks and watches by the going and
coming Of the Alameda. The people Of
Tahiti could put the Mariposa to SINH
lar use, but in the South Seas nobody
worries about. such a trivial matter as
the correct time"
The Mariposa returned to Pacific
street about 6 o'clock and in getting his
ship 10 her berth Captain Howard
found that docking a liner is not al
ways the simple matter it looks from
the wharf.
The Nariposa will sail on Saturday
for TAHITI with a large number of pas
sengers. 10 accommodate whom a num-
her OF. ADDITIONAL cabins have been
built
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
MAY SUTTON
DOWNS RIVALS
California Girl Surprises
the English Tennis Ex-
perts With Strong Drives
ANNEXEs TWO MATCHES
W. A. Larned Is the Only Man
From America to Remain
III British Tournament

LONDON. June 2S.-All of the Ameri-
cans with the reception of w A. Larned
are out of the running for the British
lawn tennis championship Clothier. al
though defeated. had the distinction of
providing. the most sensational match of
the tournament. In ID. F. Wilding. who is
reserve member of the Australian team.
which will compete for the Dwight F.
Davis trophy. Clothier met a general
whose steadiness enabled him 70 snatch
great contest from the American pIav-
er. Mllding is a New Zealarrger and is
captain Of the Cambridge University,
iedn- his match almost entireiv aerlet
ed the other galleries
HdIhed at the same time was having
an almost equally hot struggle with am
ouher ,,,, New Zealander. II A. Parker
ouShout the match, however. Iarned
80 eu 10 nave something I'm hand. and
aituotgh the match went to five sets he
old not exert himself to his utmost "a
pacity y w. Gore. who took the first
prltisI team to the United States. proved
tuo stFonS Tor Beals G. Wright. Gore
kept at good length throughout, was ex-
,Iemeiy accurate in placing and main
tanned a tremendous pace. The result of
the Wimbledon tournament has given the
iiusi pidyers new lease of life and
III anticipation of the Davis cup play they
are already claiming certain victory for
the Doherty brothers. but both Ward and
wright said to-day that while it would
nave afforded them satisfaction to Sc
cure the al-England champion cup. what
they came for was the Davis cup and this
cup they expected to get
MISS May Sutton of Pasadena. Cal. won
poth her matches. the feature of her
game being strong drives from the base
iine- In the first round Miss May Sutton
beat Miss n. Meyer. 60 60. In the sec
ond round Miss Sutton beat Miss S.
Brown, SO, g.
In the gentlemen's singles, third round.
r Wilding of New Zealand beat William
J. Clothier of Philadelphia. 81, Is Sc.
20, lU-S; William A. Larned of Summit.
N. j., beat H. A. Parker of New Zealand.
GA. 1-6. GA, 81. 6-3; A. w. Gore beat b. c.
Wright, 6-2. TO. 6-3, 6-2
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Olympic Club Player Wins.

PORTLAND. June 2S-Louis Levy of
the San Francisco Olympic Club has
yet TO meet his match in the handbalI
contest now taking place under the
auspices of the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position. With the hard ball he was
especially successful. Only when paired
with c. Stockton (unattached) of Port
land. who is entirely out of practice
were his opponents able to make any
showing. The results to-day: Hard
ball singles-Levy won over n. Jones,
M. A. A. c., 21-4. 21-6; soft ball doubles
IT. M. Dunno and +. E. Watkins. NJ
A. A. c., won over Levy and Stockton,
21-7. 21-17. Harry Livingstone and c.
Barrell, NJ. a. A. c., won over b. NJ
Arion and /. Cohen, Astoria Commercial
Club. 21-9 21-1
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


"Wednesday. June 2s.o
stmr Columbia. Dorsn. 81 hours from Port
land via Astoria t5M hours.
StEnr Eureka, Hall, y days from Seattle. .
Stmr South Bay Andersen, 50 hours from
Portland Via Astoria 20 hours bound for San
Stmr North Fork, Nelson 80 hours from
Eureka, with barge Lakme in tow.
stinr National City. Hamnaar. 10 hours from
etmr Alasiposa. Howard. from trial trip out
SIDE the Eeads.
strnr Prsnfiss. Ahlstrom. % hours from
Eureka.
Seattle: bound south; put in 10 land passen-
gers.
simr Maggie. Corning. 4 hours from Halt
moon Bay.
Ger ship Alsterdsmm, Cords. 2s days from
Santa Rcsalla-
Br ship windsor Park Livingstone. I57
DAYS from Antwerp.
Barge LakBe Ramselius 80 hours from
Eureka, in tow q sinr North Fork.
CLEARED.
Wednesday. June Is
S,mr State of California Thomas, san Di-
ego, etc; Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
simr Pomona. Swanson. Eureka; Pacific
coast steamship company
Stmr Nevsdan. Greene. Seattle and Tacoma
Williams, D.mond g. co.
Br stDr Hazel Dollar. Cow. Shanghai via
Seattle. Robert Dollar Company.
SAILED
sfmr MariDoSa. Howard. trial trip
StDr south Bay, Andersen. san Diego
Stmr Arcf-c Nelson. Eureka
S.nsr Santa barbara. Zaddart. Seattle.
strnr Pomona. swanson, Eureka.
Stnr Chico. Norbere Hardy Creek
stnr Sea Foam. Miller. Mendocino
Stnr Noyo johnson, Eureka.
etmr Brunswick Eliefsen. Fort Bragg
etmr Nome City, Hansen. Port Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
DISAPPEARS WITH A TEAM
RENTED FROM LIVERY STABLE
Man Who Represented Himself as IN
Officer From Tehnma County Is
Wanted by the Police

SAN JOSE, June 2S.-Hoover Bros,
livery stable keepers. reported to the
Sheriff this morning that a double team
and buggy had been stolen from them.
A young man giving the name of G. s.
Crossman and claiming he was an Off
Ger from Corning. Tehama County,
rented the team Tuesday with the ex-
press purpose of driving to Alum Rock
Park. That was the last seen of Cross
man and the team
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
cro.by's Wonderful shooting.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 2S-In
the events preliminary TO the Grand
American bluerock handicap shoot to-
day w. r. Crosby of O'Fallen, Ill, was
first with 199 breaks out of a possible
200. He missed his first target Fred
Gilbert of Spirit Lake. Iowa, was sec
ond. with 1876. The feature event Of
the day was the State amateur five
man team shooting at 500 targets The
first squad from Ohio carried off the
honors with total of 474 breaks
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
srnnhiIda u. Heard From.

The overdue British ship Swanhilda, which
vas long overdue on her voyage from Greenock
for Coeuimbo and which reinsured at 75
per cent. was reported yesterday as having
arrived at Rio de Janeigo in distress. She is
SAID 10 have been seriously damaged in heavy
weather. The schooner Honolulu IS quoted for
reinsurance al 20 per cent and the Chipperkyle
al IS per cent
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SUMMARY.

Errors-schlafey 2 Mclean Mclaughlin
Struck out.By French /, by Essick I. by
/. Bases on baiis-Or French 2. off E-sick
l. off Fitzgerald J. Left on bases-Portland 6,
Tacoma Is Two-base hits-Householder. Nc
Lean. Nordyke Eagan. Mclaughlin 2. Passed
balls-McLean !. Hogan 1. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Lean Nordyke. Hogan. Hit by pitched bali
BY Essick 1. Innings pitched by French 3:
base hits off French. L. runs scored by oppo-
nents at time Pitcher French was taken out
l. Time of game-One hour and 80 minutes
Umpire-Perrine-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
lIen,oranda.

Per ship Astral. from KOBE June 2s-Had
strong and Ne WINDS for thirty days: June
is sighted lighthouse a Pedro Bianco during
strong nortberly gale. and Il took ten days to
beat up TO port.
Per Ger ship AIsterdamm. from Santa Ro-
ssiia June 2S-June ~, IL m, saw three
anaste1 ship steering for San Francisco
Per Br shu Windsor Park from Antwerp
June 2s-Ssiled from Antwerp Feb y; an
chored of Flushing same day and sailed Feb
i4' had strong NM winds In the channel; was
- days 70 the equator. which crossed in
long - 06 w got The Sc trades in lat 2 y
and lost them In lat 80 S: had westerly winds
TO lat 81 S; was is days from so S TO so s:
had NNW winds 10 the equator, which was
crossed May "a, long I0G 80 w: got the NE
trades IN lat 10 and lest them in lat 3S N.
long l43 W; thence 10 port had variable winds
NEW YORK, June 27-Stmr City OF Savan-
nah. from here for Colon, returned here to-day
with steering gear disabled.
LONDON, June 2s-Br ship Swanhilda, from
Greenock for Coquimbo. has put into Rio de
Janeiro seriously damaged; reinsurance at rate
Of % per cent
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
streams Are stocked with Fish.

SANTA CRUZ, June 2S.-Game War
den Reed has stock Corralitos Creek
at the southern end of the county, with
$4,000 steelhead and rainbow, trout
The fish have been distributed in the
tributaries. in Brown Valley and Hazel
Dell Twenty-Five thousand were also
turned loose to-day In Sequel Creek
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
BODY OF MURDERED
RANCHER is FOUND
Shot by Some Unknown Per
son While Rounding Up
His Stock.

SAN DIEGO. June 28.-The body of A.
d. Keith. rancher whose place Is about
thirty miles east of here, was found to-
day in the brush near his home with a
bullet hole in the head. Keith left home
Monday to find some stock and a search
was instituted because of his long abb
sence There is no doubt that he was
murdered as no weapon was found near
the body.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Saved b. a PoIicemnn.

John Fl. Stone. launch engineer, jumped
IL The bay early yesterday morning from the
Geek OF his boat and was saved from drowning
by Policeman A. L. Msrtien. Stone resisted
the officers efforts 10 save him, but was
dragged from the water and taken 10 the
Hsrbor Hospital. where he was put TO bed
until his clothes dried. He refused TO give
any reason for his attempt az self-destructioi.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SHOOTING AT SOLDIERS,
HOME TERMINATES FATALLY

SANTA MONICA. June 2S.-Charles
L. Aibee. who was shot at the Soldiers
Home yesterday by John Condon, died
to-day. Condor is in JAIL Both men
were Civil War veterans. Condor
served in Company ID. Sixty-ninth New
York Regiment. AIbee was a member
of Company c. First California Infan-
try.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Cause of Death Is Not known.

FRESNO, June 2S.-C. Forem, pro-
prietor of a photograph stand adjoining
the Hughes Hotel, was discovered dead
to-day. Forem was Obliged TO take
morphine to produce sleep and it is not
known whether death resulted from
natural causes or from an overdose of
the drug. Forem's relatives in the East
have been notified of his death
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Seattle t. Oakland Error
Streb Two-base hits-Miller Kruger. Double
play-Hall to Kemmer. sacrifice hits-wal-
tiers. Graham. Stanley. Stolen bases-kane.
Blankenship. Hall. Streib. Kruger. Graham.
Struck out-By Miller |. by Graham j. Bases
on balls-By Miller /. by Graham s. Hit by
pitched baIl-Devereaux. Left bases-Se-
attle I. Oakland 6. Umpire-Bray.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Schooner Academy Sails.

q 'Tbe sprecl.els tug Relief -towed the schooner
Academy 20 sea yesterday morning and when
the tcWboatss hawser was cast off the trim
llstle navy OF the California Academy OF Sci
ences spread her wings 10 a strong breeze and
made fair start on her long cruise. She is
manned by scientists who viii spend the next
eighteen months carrying on Investigations
Rlnss aEouthern 'shorss
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Stolen bases
rIits-On GRAY g. OF Tozier

Hits-Of Gray 8, off Tozier 1. Stolen bases
Flood Ross Smith. Errors-Gochnauer,
Spencer Two-base hit--Srnith. Sacrifice hits
Flood (2), Tozier. Irwin. First base on
errors-Los Angeles 2. First base on catied
balIs-Off Hit 4, off Gray T. off Tozier 1. Left
on bases-San Francisco 5, Los Angeles i.
Struck out-By Hit 6. by Gray 4. by Tozier
l. Hit by pitcher-Hildebrand. by Tozier.
Double piay-Dillon (unassisted). Time OF
game-1 :35. umpire-Davis-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

FORECAST.
Warmer weather prevails on the coast, ex-
cept near San Francisco where 1t is slightly
cooler.
No rain has fallen west of the Rocky Noun
tains
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, June %:
San Francisco and vlcinity-Fair Thursday,
warmer: light southwest winds changing to
brisk west.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Falr Thursday,
with fog In the morning: fresh west winds
Sacramento Valley-Far Thursday; light
south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday light
north winds
coast-Fair Thursday with fog in the morn
ing and at night: brisk west winds.
Nevada-Fair Thursday.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
OAKS STILL ON THE SLIDE.
BIankenship There With Two BingIes,
Scoring Both Senttle,s Runs.

SEATTLE. June 2S.-Seattle won a
splendidly played game from Oakland
the final score being to /. Both Mil
Ter and Graham We're in fine form and.
backed by fast fielding, kept the batters
on the bases. Blankenship's timely
hitting gave Seattle both of her runs,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Coiusa-Peaches, pears and prunes in good
condition; weather favorable.
Riverside-Black scale has increased since
last year.
Santa Maria-Barley yielding we'll but oats
ana wheat are much lighter beans promising
Cloverdale-Hops growing slowly on account
OF cold weather
Palermo-Orange trees beginning to put on
new growth.
Hanford-Wheat crop doing nicely: peaches
excellent
Holister-Apples doing we'll; good prospects
for large CROP
Lvermore---Heading barley and threshing be-
gun this week 50
Willows-Wheat turning out very poorly
about third of crop. I,.s5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
standard OIL Ship Arrives.

The Standard OH companys clipper ship
. astral arrived yesterday. - days from Kobe
Captain Dunhsm reports that he encountered
sirOng north and pOrrhessterly winds for thirty
days He sighted the Pedro Blanco lighthouse
on June Is during strong northerly gale
The Astral was ten days beating her way IRON
there 10 port.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Ventura VIII SAIL TODAY.

The Oceanic Steamship Companys liner
Ventura, Captain Hayward, will sail at 2
O'Clock fhis afternoon fer Honolulu. and the
Antipodes. She will carry a full cargo and
many passengers.