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The evening world., 1905-08-14
HEAD Of DEVIL
WORSH|PPERS
DIES IN AFRICA
Daniel Flickingel Wilberforce,
Renegade Missionary,
Scorned Civilization,

Word las been rece!ved here from
Freeton, West ~africa, Of the ,iea;h OF
Daniel Flickinger Wild 'rtorce. the
renegade black missio ll:y, who aft>I
being educated and ori '2ed as I MIS-
sionary in The United ure.Ilrnn in
Christ. returned TO mis- native African
wills II became a chief of the Devil
Worshippers, causing i sens zion among
his tina.Icia! and reIlsIJuS sponsors III
THIS cOuIlrv some time ago.
The story Of the scratching of the
thin veneer of civilization from the
African savage that So shocked the
hopeful CIerSy .4eL wnO nau raised the
".aH 10 VIVA. tney Supposed was "a nIga
s'"'c vi !I1viIsvACc Is a Htuns Iuuslla-
t!ot OF tiS power OF tno cal o. me
wlld. a Ntt4e black boy Was brought
10 tAo ItrN. Daniel fIcKinger, OF me
LnIleu BletAlen IN Christ, wnen thai
missionary was working in The African
JuhBies forty-hve years ago. Al Inc
slvins ms own name and that of the
iimous bIsnop I.btrIUrCp and prayIny
that the child would De u great mover
for good among his people.
The boy was later brought tn Naw
YORK by a missionary, who cduca,.I
him until the ~cltTsyman's death cnt
the Aii!e savage adrtlt IN a atrange
twelve years after he had named 6im
and tlickInger took the boys edu"a.
ton in hand
He sent the boy through the public
schools of Dayton, o., and later
through Wherefore University, from
which the former African savage grad
uated a full-nedgeI minister of the
church. He married a respected young
negrcss a year later, and four children
We're born 10 them, W. sons now be-
ing educated at O%tterbain University. o.
lteturninE 10 Africa with his wife
and two children, the young minister
took up he missionary work, for which
So much had been predicted, and al
first met with great success, many con-
versions being reported. lie came TO
this country long enough 10 make an
extensive lecture tour, telling of his
work and co.Gecting II large fund, after
which he returned to his work in the
Jungle.
Then came the ,reverslon to first in
st'ncts mat so shocked the brethren
and caused them to throw The man out
where he WAS born. surrounded by the
subtle influences of heathenism, tho
carefully educated young savage broke
through mis- artificial civilization, and,
accepting the invitation OF tho tribe
Of Dew Worshippers to become their
chief threw III the obligations OF
Christianity and led in the wild dances
age TO e~mphn,.ze, his return TO
The Missionary Board Of thn IrnitcI
tr"thrGn IN Christ dropned him from
the rolls, p~ronounning him an nut,slsi
hut Wilberforce probably never knc.y
or cared. MisslOrdry Stullts recently
learned OF his death and reported It
The evening world., 1905-08-14
TYPHOID CAUSED
BY NEGLIGENCE
OF OFFICIALS
Inefficient Street Cleaning
Cause Of Fever Cases in
Bath Beach.

Although typhoid fever is epidemic
In Bath Beach II Bensonhurst the
false report of the spread of the disease
has driven practically the entire sum-
mer residence population away and many
OF the permanent Residents are leaving,
Ihe fact remains, however. that the
~unsanitary condition of that section Of
brooklyn borough is due 70 municipal
neglect and has aroused widespread in
~diGnatIon. Tradcsmen bitterly complain
because practically all business is at Il
standstill and little is discussed save the
gloomy outlook. Many of the fashion
able boarding houses and hotels along
Gravesend Bay have not a boarder left,
ana hardly one can be found that has
not suffered from the exodus.
Much Indignation is expressed by the
permanent residents generally tina such
a scare should have visited the district
a. this season of the year. and the bust
ness men held a mass meeting last FRI
nay night to protest against the action
oil the local physicians II health al-
tnorities for giving out reports as 10
typhoid fever VIII A. they maintain,
nave been grossly exaggerated. A com
mittee OF local physicians and business
men was appointed for the purpose OF
visiting the New York papers and en-
d~eavoring 10 obtain suppression of the
false reports.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
FOUGHT AT WEDDING.
sarsin Added to Excitement Of o.
casiOn aud II Cost Him AZ,

Isadore Sarzin, nineteen years old. of
No. 1926 Park avenue, was a guest at
the wedding OF Harry Stein and Mary
Gelb' at the Lenox Assembly Rooms,
no, zos Second street, last night, and
Was ariaisned In the Essex Market
There We're about one hundred and
nily guests enjoying themselves early
to-day, when Sarzin started a fght,
Mnich nnaliy needed the reserves Of the
appeared IN court In evening dress, Ola
non studs and opera crush nat and
paid 20 Tor not having learned wedding
The evening world., 1905-08-14
SALOON DYNAMlTED.
Blown Up on the Eve of LOcnl
Option Election.

MILLERSBURG, O., Aug. 1.-THE sa-
loon run by Louis Maschke and Jonas
Deetz was wrecked early to-day by
dynamite. The explosion shook mp the
country for a mile and hundreds Of peo-
pie in this city rushed out NJ doors In
their nightclo,hing to see what was
the matter. The saloon was located
over the bridge just outside Of town.
There has been considerable excitement
here oyer the temperance question, ana
q local option election has been called
for Sept. 2.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
BROKE BABY'S HEAD
WITH A BED STAT.
Mrs. e Used Weapon to Speed
Parting Guest and Hit Child
She Held.

A blow with a bed slat aimed by Mrs.
Margaret 1vers at Mrs. Mary Baxter,
OF No. II White street. IN the stoop OF
Mrs. lvers's home, No. 532 Grand street,
Jersey City. early to-day fractured the
skull Of Mrs. Bakers o~ne-year-old in
FAINT Annie, who was In her mothers
arms.
Mrs. Baxter visited Mrs. Ivers last
about to start for home about 1 o'clools
this morning when she and Mrs. Ivers
.Tuarrelled, and, Mrs. Ivers getting o
bed slat, aimed n blow at her visitors
head. She missed, but broke the baby's
skull and Is held to await the result.
The baby is in the hospital.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
SELL TO John 0.
Rockefeller stin buying Property
Around His Estnte,

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Aug. a.
John d. Rockefeller. who recently pur-
chased the Dumont place at Pocantico
Hills, so as 10 entirely surround the
little mn kept by John Melin at Briggs
Vile and drive him out of the saloon
business, to which the millionaire OBJ
tects, has. according to deeds filed in
the WESTMINSTER County Registers once
little over two acres of land OF Thomas
". Carey and the cottage owned by
Mrs. Birdsall.
In order that no one except the par
ties interested will know how much
buys frequently he has the c~onsidera-
tion ffxed In all the deeds at 81. II Is
understood that Mr. Rockefeller will
give h Birdssli cottage 20 AZ q.
pioyee' asU N
The evening world., 1905-08-14
READY FOR A "RUSH."
Quarter of "A Wilton Acres of Nc
rasin Land Z" lie opened
To-NOrr0W.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. Aug. IA
big crowd is lined up before the Land
Once mere waiting for the opening to-
morrow of nearly a quarter OF a mill
ion acres of land which has heretofore
been fenced In by cautlemen,
The fences have been torn down by
order Of the Government and the land
v to be divided into honiesteads.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
LATEST NEWS OF DAY

a~ggregatlnS 5000. 900 held by the French
Government against Venezuela have
been allowed by Referee Frank Plum
ley. of Mortified, to whom they had
been referred for final adjudication.
The decision was announced to-day to
representatives of the two governments
Count Peril de la Rocca and DIR. Jose
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Brooklyn Couple Hurt.

CAPE MAY. AUG. H.-Thomas N.
Butts and wife, OF Brooklyn, were run
over by an automobile owned by F. II.
Hack. jr., OF Baltimore. while crossing
the Beach Drive to-day. They were car
ried to their hotel and Hack escaped
by abandoning his car.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Woman Shot in Duel.

Three strange men fought in a res
taurant at No. 5j1 Courtlandt avenue,
The Bronx, this afternoon. and Mrs.
Carme o l%nfante, wife of the owner.
was shot in the temple. She is dying
in Lebanon Hospital. The man identi-
fed by the husband was captured, but
denies the shooting.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
CAPT. PEeRAM's WIDOW DEAD.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. lA-Mrs, Sarah
Frances Leigh Pcgram widow of Cap,,
Robert d Pegram of the Cunfederat"
Nay. died to-day, aged eighty years.
Her husband distinguished himself in
q successful attack upon Chinese p.-
rates, for which he was thanked by the
British Parliament and voted a sword
by the state OF Virginia.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
OF
A POLITICIAN
HAS EL0PED
Mother Said No and Miss
Florence C--Fled with
Man to Father.

Tho Paris edition OF the New York
Herald to-day prints n story from It's
correspondent 1T AiN-lcs-Rains to the
effect that the resort has been verv
much stirred IN over the elopement of q
Miss Elornca C ~"Gaughter Of A
much talk ed -of New York politician
and Louis Nj. n young man con-
nected with one Of the best Families in
Naples.
The story runs that both Young peo-
pie are undcc wcntv. and thnt before
elopilx they souent he consent OF the
young woman's mother to wed. Fail
ing to get tnis. thav ran away togethet
to see her fathe", aoring to get his
consent - their marriage.
The two met Tor the first time a month
ago, when the mother of the young
woman arrived at AK. The young
woman. 1t is said. attracted q good deal
of attention a: AK OH account of her
beauty.
Refers to Miss Croker.
It is bviou that the young woman
referred to in this story is meant to be
Miss Florence Croker, the eighteen
year-old daughter of Richard Croker,
lOIIIltlly IGdutT VI j dlIlIIldlS 11dll. MISS
Croker went abroad with her mother
some weeks ago. after the funeral of
Hcrber Croker, whose death followed
so closely on that Of his brother Frank.
who was killed in an automobile accident
in Florida. She Is a very pretty girl.
1t Vas said that Mrs. Croker and her
husband had been entirely reconciled
and that Mrs. Croker was going to visit
him at his Ireland home. Miss Croker
has been the constant companion Of her
mother for years.
The Identity of the man in the case is
not SO easy to place.
City Home Is Closed.
The Croker homo at No. 5 East
Seventy-fourth street has been closed
since Mrs. Croker wenr abroad, and
none of the associates Of Mr.. Croker or
the friends of the family in this city
was able to-day to confirm the story in
any way.
The fact that Miss Croker. If she is
the young woman referred TO. FASTENED
to her father for consent to the mar
riage when her mother refused her
gives all interesting turn to the story.
Although separated from his wife for
many years. Mr.. Croker has always
kept in close touch with his children.
ana the greatest affection exists between
them.
Mrs. Croker has brought the girls IN
neTse!t ana mas given the greatest Calc
to Their welfare. Miss Florence mas
never been allowed to cave her mother
at all.
The young girl has been much abroad
during the past few years, living on
her fathers Irish estate and studying
music in Paris. She has had many
s%uitors, but her father has often de-
clarcd that he would allow her 70 marry
only a Roman Catholic.
Mis- Croker is very fond of outdoor
sports. especially golf and horseback
riding. She ia also immensely fond OF
bulldogs and has 4 number OF famous
pups. who accompanied her on hCr tip
abroad last November. Il is a singular
fact that all Of the members of the
Croker family and tho majority Of
their intimate friends are now abroad,
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Boy Drowned in River.

William Weber, aged ten. of No. s32
First avenue. while playing under the
docks at Forty-sixth street and the
East River. this afternoon, was
drowned. The body was not recovered.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Killed Self in Woods.

Charles Meyer, OF Paterson, wa found
dead in the woods near Haledon this
afternoon. Clutched In his hand was
a revolver. He had been dead for a
week. Meyers mind had been affected
for some time.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Canada Wants KOmurd.

OTTAWA, Aug. 14-Secretary Of State
Scott has invited Baron Komura to
visit Canada before returning to Japan.
The Baron has replied he will do SO
If possible.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
New Russian Outbreak.

KIEFF, RUSSIA. AUG. 14-Serious
disturbances have broken out in the
streets of IitOmir.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Fairbanks in Maine.

ELLSWORTH. ME-. AUG. 1A-v1ce-
Presidents Fairbanks and Mrs. Fair
banks arrived here to-day as the guests
of Senator Hale.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Physicians Reticent.

When an Evening World reporter went
through the section In an effort to get
ut the facts and get expert opinions as
to the situation, he was told uniformly
the doctors had agreed not to say any.
thing The reason given was:
we nave been so misquoted by news
papers in what we have said about the
typhoid fever here that we have agreed
not to give out any further informa-
ton"
The complaints of alleged misquota-
lion came after the indignation meet
Ing OF Friday night, al which much
violent language was heard rejecting
upon the men who were led 10
nave declared to the newspapers that
typhoid is epidemic Is the entire sec
ton.
I'ne Evening World representative
made a thorough inspection of the
streets In Bath Beach and for some dis
,ahge ipUye ana below. They are. gem
orally iilthy and unkept, In many
places mud n water are standing Il.
holes ten TO twenty feet across in some
OF the most populous neighborlOOds
The evening world., 1905-08-14
Street Cleaning inefficient,

This unsanitary condition of the Sec
ton Is admitted by all and complaint
Is general that the STRENGTHENING Dc
partment Is Inefficient. IL, 4. Mitchell,
one of the LEADING citiZcps of BAH
Beach, expressed the general fealiag OF
property owners
1T In an outrage for any one to talk
about "A typhoid epidemic" said ne.
I'VE have a little typhoid here, hut there
have only been two deaths. as the re-
port of the Board OF Health shows, and
that Is no more than is usual, The
bage exposed In hotel yards, where II
can be smelled all over the town, and
the general filthy condition of the en-
tire section. are due to the neglect OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
WILL BE A
BODY BLOW

The knights ~ the squared ring
in California have received a JOLT
which pretty nearly put them uut
for the couut when senator Raiaton
introduced e blli limiting ssatfeata
30 fuur rounds Ia that state The
btu aLgna 20 decrease the Eanglin-
AIRY features % fighting aud
also provides that boxing contests
win have % Be gouEbt under the
American Amateur Athletic aana-
citation rules and with gloves no
less than eight ounces in weight
The new bill viii. II passed Nth
cut amendments. greatly affect box
ing ia California. and also Is IL
said. teua 20 drive the fighters 90
aoue other part q the country
prlnenThta have beon allowed In
California for the past 10 years
without any restriction tu speak -
and the sporting wagld sill hardly
taLs - the new conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

GREAT interest aaa taksu In nrhts
ia Or RS wars aNn. WHn juat
starting auf ia che game HHd. mat
ufaii8 HHH as much interested HH
ans FHHaFHtrf could De I uAH uut
alaue has ever fiH#k In fksa. when
John 4. Sullivan fought hia ulrusaF-
able battle with Jake kuHaIu tn the
fBg of Mississippi valley. 1 uaH in a
small tauu in california where
there 0aa uufhiuE Zee thuae days bat
aues harss taieEra IN station un "a
small railroad
A the time foF thr fight an-
preached the telegraph operator be-
came mafe important thau Any ath-
- PERSON in the country.
4 hnrM the hotel teu per az the
place aud Haa unn - the fsv ~ ha
aaa aliuued to stand iu the little
sNe telegraph office Nh@n tha re-
turns uerr expected Outside pro-
rIH faf miles around crowded the
HittIr uisre and looked az The uuaf-
Htaf. "a ba would ha the fret TO
learn the outcome ~ the battle
80 detailed ruauft wnH received.
%oun ruilrst around and naidentY
che operator jumped from his
chair uNeiatmlnK sullivan wins
\ cheer vent up frum he crowd
az they heard the announcement
The ftKhf hat gone rs rounds
f.uuE before that when a cham
riau WaH fret known -. down an
20 today. yau mad interest IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
Is WOMAN The
SUPREME LIAR?

eIaa had a mule g. kick mo ont Of
R vail I would not have married
"a woman
Tho men have gone 10 whore thry
can't strike bottom Women thinb
tAalf husbands have gone to lodge
while II they bad - search Tor ihfin
they would probably fud them ih
tho restricted district | admit thar
immoral conduct g. allowed in so
elstY bat II women allow men DO
society. they must tolerate the only
kind there are
Does ur Matthews know Of a f.
male Harry Tracy u there
greater crime than he vas II 40
men are immoral. whg has made
them aa7 The immoral women
were made a8 by the sex 10 which
nr Matthews belongs There d
man % blame for every fallen wo=
man that EXISTS. There are a teW
respectable men. bat they have hsru
kept 30 hY women Or Matthews
knows something about fallen wo
men. Have they been special
study u his of has he enlarged bic
mind hY travelling
lie should have married a COW
she could not have told lies on hin.
She would only have bnNled him
out
c. 81. l. GREENE.
General Delivery. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

what io you thinh about IT,
D. woman the supreme liar
a great many Seattle aamHn ia
mot think Hu aud Hfr FHYIur Ha
through lhr ,aiumnH ~ The Stat
The Nthr offers 80 n rsah 90 the
woman who nuuda in thu best rHfu
tHiIau 60 ur Allen NHaIaur Ham =
HtuH charge that unmau f. RI
afrtter and more ausHraafui liar
than HHu 4 Hstuut urIzH Of 8 will
BE- given the best frtfrr au the sub Q
jest arHt la by a man.
Letters faf tHp contest must not
contain mote than 30 words ana
mrHf he written au one uiir ~ the
paper only rhr real names and
auIIs.aea 81 contributors muHt De
given. but will be withheld n re-
qusHtrd.
Hend in year letters
The contest Niil close next sat
ui.iay ana all letters received b'-
fore g O'Clock Friday evening will
be counted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
WILL BE A
HOT FINISH

Tho end of che present w,sk viii
marx the ,laHe uf the fate far the
pennaut among teams ut tHe city
bawlIuE IaaEue The 70 q the
hottest that has been fourht among
the bow lefH for samg time
IN class 4. eve out 81 che rlEht
team are within striking distance
of eacu other and unless unusually
bad luck aHalE one or maHr al the
teams. the victorious club viii be
able to hold tea winning pins In enc
hand
It Is also net unlikely tbat the
schedule mas wind zap in a tr as
faur oG thr clubs are already tied
Tor first and second plaHrE and
each PLAYER f. frymg b.s utmost to
make che best o. every HhaH.e
NJ class n che finish viii almost
equal that Of class \. aDiX among
those teams there are hut leur IA
the race. Following Is the standing
- =HsrHH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

or the fact that all men are the
greatest liars all records aud czpe=
clailY court records are sufficient
proof Hundreds ~ men have az
ramullahrl frauds greater than Mu
Chadwick It'd Had she been "a
nlan instead 81 a woman her swim
die would hardly have caused a rip
pie instead II the great sensation u
has Were men a. honorable a.
women doubt II No would need sn
many Institutions LIKE the Crliten
tnn home scattered over our fair
land an a refuge FOR cur sisters and
dauKhtsra
Men are not only tho worst liars.
bat are morally greater eowafdn as
we'll
Thousands q laws are passed
purpoasly. through bribery. 10 pro
test men Ia their gigantic frauds
buf theY are no leaH guilty. a lie
s. Ito whether protected By Law
or not
Aud our officials. city. state and
national. are always ready to help
n theY set their price
The promises ~ . political party
ddfinE q national campaign should
convince even the most ambitious
Of ua that Il 10 impossible 20 ever
attain the proficiency that the lords
81 creation have during - many
centuries of practice.
We lie. we are forced % Do H.
h1F - beat man a. hiH 1un game o.
aunuttrnsH our unlY defense.
We miarepreasnt about our huHs
hand and apus. for no matter NhAi
ue huuW them tn be we want CTR
friends tn respect ihem.
hat far siHantic lies. Tor Ernfi
for muuey making. for frauds ~ AL
Kinds man has earilY Won tho
laurela.
X A O..
iMfonA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
CANDLDATESPLEHTIFUL

The work - training ttu % ath-
icieu 90 the university whu are 10
take part IN tho gymnasium eFsnia
o. be- given durinE the uaunth 81
April viii bu commenced By Ia
ROLES aomo time this weoh. The
men are 10 be chosen according 90
their ability and A. Their. are a
large number intending 70 try fur a
position GA tho team. competition
will be keen
The men viii have % exercise
the utmost when EulnK through the
exercise on the marhlnra 60 tho
gym. a. every move will be eritl-
elaad and passed upon from the
time a man steps toward a machine
from bic paaitiou until the athlete
has completed bis performance
TwentY per cent will Be evlintsd
for The manner in which the athlete
auuruarhra the machine and the
same amount for the manner IN
leaving. while In going through the
exercises. % per r~ui wiil counted.
-
a ALL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
J. W MORTON.

Morton o. q member ~ the South
London Hafflera. and last summer
and fan ran Sensational races. de
featinE Arthur Duffy time and
again. thus becoming the world e
champion feo=yard Hprinter. A.
present he f. with Duffy and Al
shrub. the great distance runner.
on his way 20 Australia. 10 compete.
Morton'B best time ia . So seconds.
on Eraag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

e yards. bath. straishtaway
lal#b. Feb -. 1894
90 yards. bath. one turn. = -.
March 3. ta0A
These are worlds records and
place Harry - Moyne LA the front
rank OF swimmer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
Sporting Briefs

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Charles
Mccarthy. % Buffalo. y y
knocked out Joe King. Of San Fran
cisco. here yesterday In 20 seconds
The men were to have gone Is
rounds After BparriuE a few aec-
unds Mccarthy landed a right
swing on Kings Iaw and put him
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

Amateur champion skater. Nho IL
considered the fastest man ON the
steel runners since the days Of Joe
puuaEhur Wood may enter the
professional ranks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16
Fire in Court
House
GENERAL WoRknUR HURT AND
VALUABLE COURT RECORDS
DESTROYED
nv = Rips News ASSN

CHICAGO. Jan le#Fire. origin
atlnE from oils aud paints on the
upper ns1r Of the county building.
this morning caused q panic amoug
the employees la the city building
adjoining.
Toar court ROOMS and May val
liable court records we're Destroyed
hy the fra
A painter named Edwards va Sc
riaasfY burned. tWo Workmen are
missing. aud tao other painters ahd
one fireman wrru seriously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

The Local Tinted states quarter
masters Office ISSUED call Tor hids
on G. 900 tons - eaal 10 b~ shipped
f1 Honolulu. The feel D. 20 b. used
Tor tb- transport vessels and the
sanonH stations Ia the Hawaiian
islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

The Leading Theutrf
, 4. HOWE .a-..s- Manager
Both Phones 4E.
All. THIS WEEK
4 Monster Scenic Production ~
THE SECRET DISPATCH
David Higgins tarf1us Rural an
ifaFY Play
A play O. rouse enthusiasm.
FILLED with laughs. tears ani
thrills.
Bargain matinee SATURDAY.
Popular rrices-zte. aHs. 1rz.
Bargain matinee saturday, Esa
Evening reservations must BE- called
for before 20. unfinee before d
O'Clock noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ts-
Since the opening % the new Cali
foruia Jockey clubs racing season.
8 days ago. $4,000 has been dis
tributed ia stakes and purses over
20 owners % horses have won
sums IN excess of 81 900 The four
leading winners are Walter Jen-
uinEs. 5000, NJ J. Daily. g9.F50s
II. + R9weH. &s.ss5, T. Ryan.
g5.t25