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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
WOGLD REJECT
BOTH CLAIMS
Senator Proposes to Settle
Colorado Contest by Seat
ing Lieutenant Governor

DENVER, March 1.-After a long
executive session of the gubernatorial
contest. this afternoon thirteen Of the
eighteen Republican members signed
a report In favor of continuing
Governor Alva Adams in the office.
The other five Republican members,
including Chairman William H. Grtf-
fifth, refused to sign either report.
: Senator Alexander, one of the Repub-
licans who refused to sign the Pea
body report, made a hard fight during
the afternoon for the rejection Of the
claims of both the contestor and con-
testee and the seating in the Governors
chair of lieutenant. Governor Jesse
Mcdonald. He found no supporters for
this plan In the committee. but he may
bring 1t up before the joint Assembly
as "a compromise measure. His argu-
rieirt was that there was no doubt OF
the election of Mcdonald, while there
is doubt as to whether. Adams or Pea
body was lawfully elected.
. Tomorrow the House and Senate will
meet in. joint session and receive the re-
ports of the committee. Time will be
allotted to: the. two sides for argument,
and in the afternoon it is expected that
John NJ. Waldron, chief counsel for
Peabody, will open arguments. 1t Is
believed. vote will be reached Satur-
day night -
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
GREYHOUNDS OF CLASS
IN. UNION PARK STAKE
Seventy-Six Conrsing Trials Carded
for Decision on Sun
day Next

Seventy-six greyhounds will be in
the running this week at Union Cours-
ing Park. Twelve of these will be in the
class event. There were many more
entries offered, but this is considered
as large card as can be handled at
this season of the year. The draw re-
suited as follows:
Class stake-Silver Heels VS. Rector: Valley
Pride vs. Lord Brazen; Reckless Acrobat VS..
trlenoless Boy; Patched Up VS.. Carlow Boy;
Agile spurt vs. Quita: The Referee vs. Rich
ard Anton.
Reserve stake-rralee Boy VS. Ina cissus;
Aumpug VS.. Rapid Water; Raby Aurora Va.
Mellinwood; 1dora VS.. Edenvale; Wapsee VS..
Sherman: Master Garrison VS. Race King;
Royal Spirit VS. In Time; Lady Leeds VS..
Renegade Apache; Real Pasha VS.. Miss Brum-
mel; Dear CASTOR vs. Barney Rey; Confident
VS.. Blaze; Pride of the Hill vs. Angus Cissus;
Pasha King VS.. Apple Blossom; Duncan VS..
Lulu Girl; Nellie NJ VS. Honest John; Sea Lion
VS.. Our Motto: Stingaree vs. Prompto; Siren
vs.. Rushaway; Vandal VS.. Fontenoy: Big
klamath vs.. False Alarm: Presto VS.. Rose Of
Goids Gold Chain VS.. Frank C; Yellow Tail
VS.. Golden Garter: Mabel vs. Rocker Arm:
Ruby Sankey vs.. Paul Dunbar; Amandan vs.
Yellowstone: Mickey Free vs. Frisco. Lad: MI
Amigo VS.. Haphazard: Young Johnnie Rex VS..
My Bonnie King; Texas Mamie vs. Texa. Hoo
Hoo. Texas Jill VS.. Belle Marie; Young Kerry
Pippin vs. Happy Lad
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
NELSON.CANS
BOUT PROPOSED
.Matchmakers Are Eager to
Sign the Battling Dane
for Another Ring Contest
RECEIPTS ARE LARGE
Under the Terms of. Agree
ment the Loser Receives
More Than the Winner

After the brilliant showing made py
Battling Nelson in his bout with Young
Corbett on Tuesday night. there. IS
marked desire on the part of the. pro-
moters to obtain his. signature TO ar
ticles for another fight. He is recog-
.nized as one of. the best drawing cards
There are two men in sight. either
of whom would make a. suitable oppo-
nent for the battling Dane: Britt and
Cans are on the ground and both seem
willing to meet him. Nelson has ex-
pressed desire to- meet Britt at any
weight the latter may elect TO name.
1t can be 13O pounds, 1S1, 1S2, 13S or
catch weights.
AS both boxers are known to be at
their best at 1873 pounds that will un-
-doubtedly. be the weight If they come
together. The additional three pounds
will make Nelson a more. formidable
fighter than he proved ON Tuesday, as
it was apparent he was below his nat
ural weight.
The public seems to have forgiven,
Cans for the part he played In the
Britt :fiaseo, Judging by the reception
accorded him at the: Nelson-C0rbett
fight. If Nelson feels that Cans is no
harder proposition to solve than Britt
is. he may prefer to take on the man
from Baltimore. I0e mouse WOulu- DC
fully as large as If Britt was his oppo-
nent. If he defeated Cans he would
gain the lightweight championship
and all the future profit the title would
carry with it. -.
Nelson is an inch and a quarter
taller than Cans and has an advantage
of five inches over him in. the reach.
measuring 67A inches to Cans 62A.
Nelson has the larger forearm by two
inches, but. is half an inch smaller in
the bicepS.. Nelson has an; inch ad-
vantage in both thigh and calf.
The gate receipts for. the last fight
reached a total of $14. .20S, although
the prices were small when compared
with those of other fights. Both fight
ers elected to accept a guarantee. AS
Ccrbettt was considered the drawing
card he received the. larger share,
which amounted to 1852. Nelson re-
ceived $4,000. The fighters were to
receive these amounts whether they.
wen, lost or fought a; draw. The
clubs share was: s7156. The winner
would have received more than $4,000
had he been fighting on a percentage
basis.
Corbett expects to get other matches
and when he goes back to boys of his
own class he will again be returned a
winner. Nelson is too big for him, be-
ing natural lightweight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
SENATE PASSES. !.
SUPPLY BILLS
Disposes of Three. Measures
Carrying Appropriations
Aggregating S357,OOo,DOO.

WASHINGTON, March .1=During
the day the Senate considered and
passed three supply bills, aggregating
an appropriation of more. than sS57 200, :
600, and at night 1T took up a; fourth
bill carrying more than s67, ,000, 900.
The appropriation measures passed
during the day session were the post
office bill, carrying '.s1S1, ,526, ,643; the
pension bill carrying $13S, ,000, 900, and
the river and harbor bill, carrying an
immediate appropriation and contihu-
ing contracts Of $38, $50, ,S99.
Many. of the items in the bills were
discussed at length, but the principal
debate was based on the provision in
creasing the appropriation for pneu-
matte tubes in the postoffice bill.
The Senate also agreed to the con-
ference reports on the Military
Academy and Agricultural Department
appropriation bills. In connection with
the agricultural bill Bacon sharply
criticised subordinate officials In the
Agricultural Department for opposi-
ton to the provision for bi-monthly
cotton crop reports.
During consideration of. the confer
ence report on the Military Academy
bill Bailey criticised the addition of the
names of General Hawley and General
Osterhaus on the retired list of the
army.
Warren defended the provision, say
ing that both Hawley and Osterhaus
had served the country faithfully in its
day of need.
Bailey and Warren then engaged in
an animated colloquy, in which the
Wyoming Senator took his antagonist
to task for calling private soldiers
'hirelings."
The House joint resolution authoriz-
ing two Chinese students to receive in
struction at the West Point Military
Academy was called up by Warren, but
objection was made to its passage by
Culberson. f..
The Philippine import tariff bill was
passed and also several bills of minor
Importance. At the night session the
sundry civil appropriation bill was
considered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
WOMAN SHOOTS
A BOLD NEGRO
Mrs. Frederick Merrill of
Siskiyou County Wounds
a Tramp at Her Residence

REDDING, March Mrs. Fred
Merrill of Igerna, Siskiyou County.
shot negro tramp when she feared
he was going TO attack her at her
home yesterday morning. The man
was tracked into the woods for a long
distance by the trail of blood he left.
Mrs. Merrill was alone in her house
when negro asked for breakfast and
was fed by her. Within fifteen min
utes after he left, a second negro.
known now to have been travelling with
the first colOred man, asked for a meal.
Mrs. Merrill refused him and she
closed the door in his face. The fell
low forced the door As the black man
came toward her, she hurriedly
grasped her husbands pistol from be-
meath pillow and pulled the trigger.
The weapon snapped. as 1t did when
tried second and third time. The
negro remarked that she could not run
any bluff on him. He had Just taken
hold OF her when she pulled the trig-
ger for the fourth time. The weapon
was discharged and the negro fell to
the floor, shot In the abdomen
He raised himself and ran from the
house. On the way out he fell once
in the yard In each place that he fell
he left pool of blood
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
sixth race-one mile and ntty yards three
BOXING BOUT
is AN ATTRACTIVE MATCH
Heayyweights viii Be the Stars at the
Bay City Athletic Club

The boxing. show offered by the Bay
City Athletic Club at 'Woodward's Pa
vilion tomorrow night, although
headed by the Long-Berger bout, is
made up of good enough material in
the preliminaries to. advertise each
separate match as a special event. The
Long Berger contest is attracting the
most attention, but the card gives
promise of an excellent nights sport.
Jack Grey and Dick Sullivan are ex-
pected to put up a good contest by
the fight fans. Only one decision is
registered against Grey. Willie Wolff
was given a decision over him that
was jeered by the spectators. Dick
Sullivan is the boy who was substitute
ed for Gus Said at the San Francis
co Clubs last show. At moments
notice he jumped into the ring and
beat Harry Riley, whom many Of the
sports considered invincible. Both
Grey and Sullivan have been training
with a vengeance for the bout and as
both can give and take good punch
their argument should give the on
lockers thorough satisfaction.
South Side" Jack O'Brien and
Young Dempsey also figure in a spe-
cial match. Both have enviable rec
ords and have not lost for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
SIXTY-FOUR GREYHOUNDS
IN. INGLESIDE PARK STAKES
Two Events Will BE Decided. on the
Coursing Fields Next
Sunday

Two stakes were drawn last night
to be decided at Ingleside Coursing
Park on Sunday. The: greyhounds are
paired off as follows:
Glass stake sixteen entries-John Heenan
vs. Harlan Rags; Frisky Barbara vs.. Muggsy;
Pasha Pleasant vs.. The Raider; The Duke vs.
Orsina; Free Born VS. Tom King; Marvis
Clair VS.. Foxhunter; Tralee Maid vs.. Lucy
Clair; Sampler VS. Fair Flying.
Reserve stake, forty weight entriee-May
Tunison VS. Daisy Rocket; Choo-Choo Med
ley; Concord Boy Monbells; Miss 'Domes-
tic VS. Wattles; Mt. Lowe VS.. Checkers; Con-
roy VS. Star Sylvahus; Princess Savoy VS..
Miss Florence; Butte City VS.. Bob r: Gilmore
VS.. Cascade; Doc Burns VS. Proper; Secre-
tive VS.. Croix d: Fortunate Dawn va. Lady
DorTitt; Courtly Guest fcellus;- Little
Plunger VS.. Capital Lady; Cubanola VS.. Her
NIT; Homer Boy VS.. Snapper Garrison; Shot
gun Bright Future: Commercial Traveller
Balendine; The Rival VS.. Edelwise; Wild
Mamie VS. Fairy. Belle: Mirthful VS.. Queen 8
Motto The Earl VS.. Pure Pearl; Sky Van VS..
Blue Beard: Free From Flaw VS.. Preside
Girl.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
FINISHES FIRST
AND THENLOSES
Buglehorn Fouls Inyictus
and Freesias and Judges
at Ascot Disqualify Him
OUTSIDER A WINNER
Tuckback Scores at Odds
Of From Ten to Twenty
to One in Fourth Race

LOS ANGELES, March 1.-Bugle-
horn won the fifth race over the Brooks
course at Ascot to-day, but was
promptly disqualified for fouling In
victus and Freesias. Invictus was
placed first, FreesfAs second and Iras
third. Tuckback was played heavily at
odds anywhere between 10 and 20 to
and won the fourth race handily.
Oxford showed his class by beating a
field of sprinters in the third. Just as
the horses were going to the post Fus-
tian ran away. He was not pulled up
until he had covered a mile. Notwith-
standing this he ran a good race. Fav-
orites had bad day of it. Weather
clear, track fast. Summary:
First race. five furlongs- -sinicado. 105
Helgesen). 80 to 1, second; Angeieno 113
Perrine) 30 to l. third Time. 1:o21a. Bow
away. Beau Imperial. Tetoano, Corsicana
Febette and Salario also ran.
Second race. selling. six furlongs- Miss
NJ. 1o7 Fuller), to l. second; Chief Aloha,
gg 9s, SHerbert, % 20 to l. third Time. 1;15.
gul and Gondoius also ran
Third race. six furlongs-Oxford. 107 P'ul-
!er), IA to o. won: Requiter. los CIV. Dugan).
DanieD. to l. third. Time. 1:13e4. Tim
Payne. Tim Hurst. Atlas. and Fustian also
ran.
Fourth race, selling. six furlongs-Tuckback,
103 (FIerberD. 10 to 1, won: 'Pafmist. 90 CMc-
DanieD. to 2, second; Winifreda, 81 (Per-
rine) to 2, third. Time .1:16. Sir
Christopher Nanon, Ericula MacF1ecknoe, Es-
tado DR.. Tom, Montoya and -Riceful also ran.
Fifth race, Brooks course-Buglehorn; 102
(<unZ), to 1, won; Invictus, 80 (J. Kelly.
8 to- .. second; Freesias. 90 (HerberD, 13 TO 2,
third. Time 2:02. Iras Helgerson, Haapala.
Frangible and Eortunatus also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Metlakatla, 103 CIV.
Milier) to l, won: Dhrbar 101 (McDanel),
TO 2, second: EI CHIHUAHUA 103 (Moriartty)
10 to ]. third. Time. i:141a- Beautiful and
Best. Ben Lear. Elfn King, Happy Chappy
and Dollie Weithoff also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
GLARNER RUNS FAST MILE
ON AN INDOOR TRACK
Vampire Football Player Captures the
Distance Event in Clever
StyIe

The second night of the indoor
athletic championship meet of the
bay cities of California drew a big
crowd to the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium
last night. A large number of ladies
were among the spectators. The re-
suits follow:
r. E. Barney defeated J. A. Gindorff at wres-
Ting. throwing him first in minutes and
seconds and getting the decision in the sec
ond bout.
John Simpson threw D. B. Wilson in min
utes IL seconds and again in minutes He
lost one bout by decision.
The one mile race won by A. GIarner
vampire football team) in the fast time of
4:49 II. b. Maundell was second. K. Pierson
third w. Nolan fourth and L, n Thompson
fifth.
The shotput was by " Lydia CReli-
ance). 46 feet inches; Bert Williams 43 feet
inch: Q. Wallhsch. Al feet IL inches w
Bonnefeld, 40 feet inches; f. Mouller, 30
feet.
The 220-yard run was won by A. E. Mckay
Y. NJ. c. Al in 27 4-5 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
John L. PROVES
A HARD HITTER
Ex-C champion Knocks Out
Jack Mccormick in the
Second Round of a Bout
VETERAN is ACTIVE
Rushes His Opponent About
the Ring and Then Lands
Many Blows to the Head
Special Dispatch to IN. ca1l.

GRAND RAPIDS. March John
L. Sullivan. ex-champion heavyweight
pugilist of the world, put Jack McCor-
mick of Galveston. Texas. to sleep to-
night with a straight right to the Jaw
in the second round of what was to
have been a four-round boxing con-
test at Smiths Opera-house
Mccormick gave up a fight with
Kid Mccoy to meet Sullivan. Both
men were confident when they en-
tered the ring. Sullivan led savagely
for McCormick's face. but the latter
ducked, getting a stiff uppeFcut for
his pains. Two or three light blows
were exchanged and then the men
chnched. Sullivan rushed McCor-
mick around the ring, raining blows
upon his face and neck. Mccormick
was unable to meet his ruShes, and
In. the second round received punch
that put him out.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
Berlindi to Sing at Olympic Club.

The fair sex will be guests OF honor
at the Olympic Club tonight. 1t will
be strictly ladies' night" and Leader
John j. Gleason has prepared a splen-
did programme for the occasion. Sig
norma Livia Berlindi will sing and
MesSrs- Kolb and Dill will also take
part. Mr. Gleason is noted for the
excellence OF the entertainments given
under his direction and there Is every
indication that to-night's show will be
the best of its kind presented IN years
at the club. There will be boxing and
wrestling. singing by the Hawaiian
Aloha quintet, spectacular Skipping
rope exhibition by Alex Pape, the
famous oarsman and swimmer, and
music by a big orchestra. The Mel
rose cup won by the Olympic Club
handball team, composed of Messrs
George James, Louis Levy Georra.
Cunningham and John J. Gleason, viii
be presented by President Harrison.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
Panic Wins Distance Event.

NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-Crescent. City
racing results: :.
First race, six furlongs-lBaggerly won, Dip
lomat second. Rawhide third. Time. 1:15 2-5:
Second race, four furlongs-Panic won, .Bfue
Grass Lad second, Jack Keechville third.
Time 40 LIS: .
Third race, five and a. half furlongs-Sim-
pllcity won. Antiniony second PresentinApt
third. Time 1 :07 3-5.
Fourth race four furlongs-Leonard Joe
Hayman won, Fflatory second. Jim. McGinnis
ttrd Time As 2-5.
Fifth race. one and three eighth, miles-Can-
yon won. Sambo second. Evelyn Kinsley third
Time. 2:23 1-5.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Creigler
won Arch Oldham SECOND. Opinion third.
Time / 22 =.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
Florizel Wins at City Park.

NEW ORLEANS, March City Park
racing results:
First race. seven furlongs-Judge Traynor
won. Padre second. Miss Marconi third. Time.
:2T
Second race, half "a mile-Mathis won. Hos
tflity second, Dick Brown third Time As AS.
Third race one mile-FloriZel won, Cardinal
Wolsey second Red Thistle third Time. i Al
Fourth race, one and sixteenth niiles-De- j.
murrer won. Noweta second, Dr.. Kiser third.
Time LAS.
Barnaby second. Bon Mot third. Time,
1:14 Is.
Sixth race five furlongs--Lucy Young won,
Brush Up second Easter third. Time 100 As.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
Racing at; Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. March Results of to-
days racing: =
First race. one znile-Nadoc won. Fexy sec
ond. Pete Daley third Time. 1:fE
Second race six furlongs-Comic Opera won.
Massa second. Orchestra third. Time 1:15 3-5.
Third race, seven furlongs-Crown Prince
won. Dewey second. Red Fox third. Time,
1:27.
Fourth race one and a half -niles-Never
Such won. Falkland second. Excentral third.
Time, 2:35 3-5.
Fifth race. four furlongs-Quinn Brady won.
o. G.. Parke second w. s. third. TIME: .4gGt
Sixth race mf1e-Ivernia. won: Nannafl
second. Electric third. Time Las: 30 .:%..
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
COCHRAN TENNIS TROPHY
GOES TO MISS VAN VLIET
Clever Player Scores Her Third Vic.
tory for the Cup, Defeating
Miss Myer

The final tennis match of the ladies'
handicap singles tournament. which
was not finished on Saturday, was
completed yesterday, The contestants
were Miss Sarita Van Vliet and Miss
Coda Myer. The latter played from
scratch, while her opponent lowed
15 2-6." Miss Van Vliet, who had one
set to her credit, took the second and
deciding set yesterday easily. The
complete score was 6-3, 6-2. Miss
Myer did her best, but even with the
liberal handicap she stood no chance
against her cleyerer opponent. This
is Miss Van Vliet's third victory and
the Cochran cup becomes her prop
erty.
The drawing for the handicap
mixed doubles tournament scheduled
for Saturday will be held tonight.
The teams will be made up of mem
bers of the Ladies Annex and Golden
Gate Junior Tennis Club.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMERS
TO MEET IN CHAMPIONSHIP
Exciting Contests Are Expected To-
Morrow Night In the Tank at
the Olympic Club.

-AAO OAtAAPAO OA0Os
The swimmers of the Academic
Athletic League will meet in their an
the tank Of the Olympic Club The
boys have been in training for some
time and 1t is expected some of the
league records will be broken. The
entries:
100 yards-BromIey, lick: seeley. ST. Mat
thews; q. Maxwell, p. H. s.; Fay Wilmer
ding; Havens. o. II: s.: solinsky, B. H. s.:
Pesk; SdS gs;r,HtL.Rs5;o,,,.I b; n. 5; ,,.r. so.,. w..
thews: Fay. Wilmerding; G. Maxwell, P. H
s.: Havens, o. II. s.; Kingbaum. L. H. s.
440 yards-Miller B. H. S.; Thompson
Lick; Reardon, Cogswell; Mckenzie, p H.
s.; II. Maxwell. P. H. s.; Prendergast, VIII
merding; Carter, Wilmerding; Hart, o. H.
s.; Craig. o. II. s.; Laine, L. H. g.; Krig-
baum, L. H. S.
$50 yards-Day; Lick; Reardon. cogsweli;
Mckenzie, P. H. s.. Innes, A. H. S.; Field
a. II. s.; Craig. o. II. s.. Miller. B. H s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
win Race on Coronado Track.

SAN DIEGO. March LIT was an
nounced to-day that the San Diego
Horsemen's Association had leased
the Coronado track and that a num-
Der Of race meets will be held.
The first big meet will be on Dec
grafton day, when the association will
hang up a number of purses of a
size sufficient 70 induce Los Angeles
horsemen to enter their crack racers.
The track VIII be put in the best
possible condition Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-02
Chicago BAH Team ia. the south.

Los ANGELES. March 1.~Tha
Chicago National League ball team
arrived in Los Angeles to-day and win
begin training at Santa Monica az
once. There were twenty-five men In
the party. One section OF Chicagos
will play the first game next Sunday
against the Los Angeles team In this
city, the other section going to Santa
Barbara to meet the Seattle team now
in practice at that place.