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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
laser CLAIMS
SELF.DEFENSE
Painter Who Shot Charles
Buelna in Saloon at Ninth
and Mission Is Arrested
QUARREL OVER DRINKS
Wounded Man Is in Critical
Condition and Police Take
Ante : Mortem Statement

Fred c. Jaiser. a painter living at 1881
Mission street. is the man who shot
Charles Buelna, hodcarrfer. in saloon
at Ninth and Mission streets shortly after
midnight yesterday He was arrested
In his room by Policemen Patrick
Sullivan, Harry Seguine and w. P. Mon
ahan. revolver of large caliber was
found In the room and. buried in sand
in the cellar, was found another revolver
OF smaller cahber and two cartridges.
This latter weapon had been used by
Jaiser in shooting Buelna.
Jaiser at first denied that he fired the
shots, but later admitted to Detective
whitaker who was detailed on the case,
that he was the shooter. He claimed
that Buelna attacked him and struck him
several times and he fired the shots In
self defense. He would not admit, how
ever, that he left the saloon and went to
his room to get the revolver, saying that
he had the weapon with him all the time.
The prisoner was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital by Whitaker, accom-
panied by Assistant Bond and Warrant
Clerk Louis Ward. and Buelna, believing
that he was going to die, made an ante
mortem statement and identified Jaiser
as the man who shot him. The surgeons
at the hospital say that Buelna is in
critical condition.
1t seems that Buelna entered the sa-
loon about midnight and drank a glass
OF beer. He left, returning in a few min
utes with Jaiser, Thomas j. Sullivan and
Dick Seglken. They began to quarrel
about paying for drinks anu Buelna hit
Jaiser on the nose. Jaiser left and re-
turned in about ten minutes, renewing
the quarrel with Buelna. Jaiser pulled
the revolver from his pocket and fired
three shots at Buelna, one of the bullets
entering his body on the left side of the
abdomen. Jaiser hurried out of the sa-
loon and Buelna followed him to the door
and fell. The ambulance was summoned
and Buelna was taken to the hospital.
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What of San Luis
Hot Sulphur Springs
Spend Your vacatiOn, including
Hotel Expenses and Travel for

They the finest for giving new life yigor
for pleasure and rest. 1t is the IDEAL spot ana
the paradise of the Pacific Coast and there 1s
none that equal 1t in nature gift. Fine
streams in front of the hotel Free boating
and fishing: / II miles to the ocean beach. In
the Bay OF San Luis obispo is Port Hartford,
where there is good fishing from the wharf and
boats. There many shady walks, lawns
and trails to the top of the mountains from
where there Is a fine view out over the grand
Pacific Ocean. Free tub and plunge baths; bill
lizards, pool; boating streams; tennis and
croquet Just think of only $50 to $22 for one
weeks board. room and baths and 500 miles
by rail and sixteen by stage. round trip.
Amusements of all kinds to pass the time Our
table is supplied with the best on the market
Only seven hours by rail and one hour by
stage each way from the time you leave San
Francisco, s a. m. From the time you leave
until you are back 1t will not cost you more
than IL you stayed home. For the last twenty
years thousands of people have been here. and
they say ii is the finest spot in California
Board. room and baths per week. 50 TO s12
$40 TO or from Los Angeles; days board,
baths railroad and stage free. Ticket at
Southern Pacific. $40. Write for illustrated
booklet to A. NJ. Smith. San Luis Hot Sui
phur Springs. San Luis Obispo Cal-
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Fay,. Estate I'm Question.

Heirs Of the late John Fay once q
State Senator, are endeayorfng in Judge
Cohey's court 10 determine how much
Of his property was community prop
erty and how much, if any, was accu-
nulated by him prior to his marriage
Several witnesses. including a brother
Of the deceased. testified that when he
married he was compelled to rent a lit
tie home, not having sufficient funds
with which to build one, and they gave
Il as their opinion that all of his estate,
which is OF considerable value, was ac-
cumulated by him after his marriage.
II this contention IS upheld by the
court his widow viii get one-half of
HIS estate and the other half viii be
distributed among other relatives.
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The Geysers

Health and pleasure resort is now open to
guests. under same management which made
this IA nous resort so popular last year. The
hotel cottages bath-h and grounds are
lighted by electricity: a new dancing pavilion
has been erected, and good music will be fur
nished for dancing. Several new cottages have
been erected to accommodate the Increased
demand for rooms: also a tennis court has
been built for lovers of that sport.
Our best advertisement Is our table which
cannot be surpassed. We have our own dairy
hence we have plenty of fresh milk and cream
Rates are S12, S14 and $l6 per week: bath
free to regular weekly guests.
Postofhce and long distance telephone in
hotel. For further particulars and booklet ad-
dress r. H. CURRY, proprietor. or PECK'S
BUREAU. II Montgomery St
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Use Pre.ervatfves I'm Meat.

The Board of Health has at last TAX
en- action against butchers who are ac-
cused OF using preservatives IN their
meat to its detriment. Yesterday j. J.
FIannag gan obtained warrants from Po-
lice Judge Cabansss for the arrest OF
S. c. Hammond and A. H. Brod Of the
Spreckels market, Emil woenne and ].
/. Hoffman OF the Montgomery mar
ket, Tuck Hing, Fish alley, and A
Shenson, 955 Folsom street. for viola
ton Of the health laws The three first
named are charged with using a pre-
servatiye known as sodium sulphite in
chopped meat, and the last named with
using boric acid and coal tar dye in
sauEages.
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Rarfnf Calls Witnesses.

Sebastian Ravini is stfll engaged be-
fore Judge Seawell in an effort to es-
tablish his contention that the prem
ises at $40 Jackson street are conducted
as a first-class hotel and not as a
house OF III fame, as alleged by the
police. Several witnesses who pur-
chased cigars at the stand in front of
the place were called 10 testify that
they withdrew their patronage as soon
as they learned 1t was under police es-
pgonage. They said they believed the
place to be all right. The case OF the
police will be presented to-day.
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Clerk K,StIer D,e.

Edmund Kistler, clerk in the United
States Hotel, died suddenly in his room
yesterday, presumably of heart disease.
He was "A years old and had been all
ing for a long time. He had been con-
nected with the hotel for fifteen years.
The Odd Fellows have taken charge of
the remains
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%r<a@@a HOT SPRINGS. soNOMA
NK AHHN COUNTY,: only 4h hours
ON HOVO from San Francisco and
but nine miles staging,
waters noted for medicinal virtues: best natural
hot mineral water bath in State; boating and
swimming in Warm Spring Creek: good trout
streams; telephone. telegraph. daily mail. ex-
press and San Francisco morning and evening
papers: FIRST-CLAsS HOTEL AND STAGE
SERVICE; both morning and afternoon stages.
round trip from San Francisco only So 90 Take
Tiburon ferry daily at 7:30 a. m. or 2:30 p. m.
Rates 81 day or $12 week. References. any
guest OF the past nine years. Patronage OF
1904 unprecedented. Information at PECKS
IMPORTATION BUREAU. IL Montgomery st.
Bryan's Bureau, so Montgomery ST., or Of J. F.
MULGREW, Skaggs Cal.
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ArrrpAv1rs ARE r1LED.-Affdavl

AFFIDAYITS ARE FILED.-Af1davits
were filed with the Board of Supervisors yes
terdsy by c. ]. Conklin Dannie r. Love, A.
L. Greensisde and Louis c. Lutzen that they
are the four partners interested in the San
Francisco Special Messenger Service a corpo-
ration which desires TO utilize overhead wires
Already strung IN the district adjacent to Ma
ton. Powell. Ellis. Eddy and Glasgow streets.
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LAxEPcErAnD sAErIErr SPRINGS

LAKEPcETA AND BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINE-Hopland to Bartlett
Springs, via Lakeport, carrying passengers for
Lakeport and Bartlett Springs Stages connect
with trains at Hopland. Leave Hopland az
II 80; arrive at Lakeport at 80; arrive at
Bartlett Springs at 7:3e. New 6-horse 14-pas-
senger tourist wagons. with all the most mod
ern improvements Passengers for Lakeport or
Bartlett Springs call for tickets by Bartletr
Springs Stage Line. Tickets can be purchased
at office OF California ". w. Ry.. $50 Market
ST., at Tfburcn ferry.
MILLER a HOWARD. .Prons-
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REDUCED RATES

Trip to Lake County easy by VIM Spisr's
spring stages: more comfortable than carriages
From San Francisco to Anderson. Harbin.
spier's and return. 81. To Adams. Seiglers ;.
return. 50. Stages leave Calstoga 1880 a
M, Sundays excepted. One-halr hour for lunch
at the Calistoga Hotel Fifty pounds baggage
allowed with each ticket Tickets sale az
Southern Pacific offices
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wx1rE suLrxux srzruas. ra1l.1o

Cal.-Most accessible springs 20 San Francisco:
round trip 75c; telephone connection; only ga
hours ride; miles from Vallejo: hot, cold
rheumatism. neuralgia. eczema, kidney. liver
and stomach diseases Beautiful grounds and
lake for boating and bathing. Dancing pavil-
ion bowling alley and shuttle beard Rates.
$40 week. including baths. Address MAN
UEL MADRID. Vallejo. Cal
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WILBUR Kor suLPHuR SPRINGS.

Colusa Co.. Cal. rs miles west OF Williams.
Stage leaves Williams daily for Springs; fars
81 Hottest and strongest water on the coast.
temperature 14S degrees. Sure cure for rheu-
matssm, dropsy. all skin diseases. liver and
kidney complaints paralysis. mercury In the
system dyspepsia and catarrh- Natural mud
baths; new bathhouses $40 to S12 per week
wM. OLEGART Prop. Peck's Bureau
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BEAUTIFUL szooxDAIE San,

Cruz Mts: hrs from s. E.. beautiful scenery
OF stream mountain & forest; warm, dry air 3
pure water; cottage sites with building restric-
tions. No business. trades. liquors. whlrs
sulphur springs. Electric lights; sewerage; u
trains daily Hotel 50 to sf2. Near big trees
& Seduoia Park: booklet Fish hatchery on
ground BROOKDALE LAND co. Brookdals
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THE CROyE.

Lake Tahoe half mile east OF Ta1lac. on iass
shore Excellent table board. with nice outside
rooms Rates So per day or SO per week. with
good livery and saddle horses. Boats free to
an guests. J. f. PARMETER. proprietor
Tallac p O.. Cal.
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EAE3IT SPE1E GS-MoSt desirable in
Lake Co.; contain sulphur. iron, magnesia and
arsenic; over $4,000 in improvements, thor
oughIy renovated and new sanitarium through
out one large 3-story building just completsd.
rev gymnasium. bowling alley. exercising
room. all kinds OF up-to-date apparatus Round
trip from s r 81. ]. A. HAYES. Prop.
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TENTED CITY %

TENTED CITY OF
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS
Will be open June Z Rooms board or tents
Rates reasonable
EVA STATION narrow gauge
r. w WASS. p. O.. WrfghtA
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GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.
Guernerville, Calf. Same management;
thoroughly renovated and improved; !;
headquarters for hunters and fishermen
Rates 81 per week and upward. f.
PLATH. Guerneville. Cal.
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DIR. C. C. O,DONNELL'S RANCH, at
pretty Glen Ellen; 10 furnished and
partially furnished cottages. cabins.
tents and outfits to rent, from $40 up.
Round trip tickets by the California
Northwestern and Southern Pacific r.
RS, $3.50; Catholic and Congrega-
tional churches, Riverside Hotel. min
eral springs on the ranch, fishing. ell
mate unsurpassed. Apply to DR.. C. c.
O'DONNELL. 1021h Market St. bet.
9Th and 7th SITS. Phone South 622.
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HOTEL BELvEDERE.

Thirty minutes ride tTiburon ferry). NO
FOG. NO WINDS. NEW ANNEX of rs rooms
For particulars address j. w. ALLEN, Mgr
or Peck's Tourists Bureau Co., IL Montgomery
st Write for new booklet.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent at
GROUNDS OF HOTEL MATEO. Addres,
MRS. NJ. LEE. san 1ateo. Cal
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BYRON

AMERICAS GREATEST SPA-Any one
can nfYord to 20 to Byron Hot Springs Sun1p-
t,,o,,s hotel; wonderful waters Booklet. H r.
WARNER Byron Hot Springs p. o.
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SOLID COMFORT HOME.

Extensively improved: 1900 feet altitude; no
fog; climate delightful: telephone connection;
view unsurpassed; hot. cold baths: spring
water; cement swimming tank 40xS0. Rates
81 week up; stage meets train SCHUYLER &
SCHEBEN. Napa. Cal
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xANcHE11A. SANTA czUz Mcux-

EANCHELI.A. SANTA CRUZ NOUN
TAINS-Idea1 home, beautiful grounds.
miles Santa Cruz In foothills redwood bslt-
will accommodate few guests; sprinkled drives:
trout fishing; phone Suburban "a: gas; s. week
up. For further particulars apply to Pscks
Tourist Bureau IL Montgomery st. MRS.
BUNTING. r. r. ID. 81. Santa Cruz
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MT. VIEW RANCH E0TEL
And cottages in the mountains near Santa
cruz Firsr-class table; gas: bath: phone, club
room; dancing pavilion: swimming tank;
bowling; croquet rates SO up. Round trip
tickets 10 Glenwood 81 25 including carriage.
TONY Philips Santa Cruz
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Napa Soda Springs

y. 3, 8. 3. IOeHIo"H AGt1h CO.
Bertrand Hotel; first-class accommodations:
special rates for families and parties; fshing,
hunting boating bathing; beautiful drives to
Bear Valley; telephone. JOSEPH F. BER-
TRAND, or North Shore Ry. office. $50 Mar
ket St. every Thursday. to 4 p. m.
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REDwOoD RETREAT-Built anon,

beautiful groves. The finest location In Santa
Cruz Mts. Cream and fruit In abundance.
Home cooking. Swimming tank and other
arnuseu,ents. Rates 81 and IS per week. Book
let at Pecks Bureau mailed. Phone or ad-
dress R. F. WARHAM. Gilroy. Cal OR. ,.
d. 2S.)
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uICHY sPRING&

three miles from Ukiah Mendocino County
Natural electric waters, champagne baths:
lovely grounds; fishing and hunting; crystal
spring: Recommendations and table nrst class
J. A. REDEMEYER. proprietor.
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THE ANCHORAGE

Santa Cruz Mountains: expert cookery, coxy
gaslit rooms. water. woods. scenery; rates SO
and $12; write for booklet. CLIFFORD HALL.
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LAKE TAHOE RY. & TRANSFORMATIONS c.
TIME TABLE.
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DE LA ROSA RESORT-Nicest health
full place in Santa Cruz Mountains. Best
home cooking, solid comforts. fishing, dance
hall, gas etc. Board and rooms, 81 and ul,
Cottages and tents for light Housekeeping Ex-
cursions to Big Trees. Santa Cruz beach, ETC.
LIsS WARREN. Gibbs Cal
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ElCarfllelo 4. Sea
HIGHLAND SPRINGS,

nNEANl And Cottages. Extensive grounds
JULIAN overlooking bathing beach. Perfect
sanitation. New dining-halI and
VII a other improvements. High-class
service. New efficient management.
nnTEl OCEAN VILLA CO.,
uBOb lI Santa Cruz, CAL
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B l. u e

Boating, Bathing and all other amusements
free. Hot and cold sulphur baths. White sui
phur springs. Send for pamphlet. o. WEIs-
NAN. Midiake F: O.. Lake County Cal. Of
st.. s. =.
LAX E =
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SUMMER HOME

Grand location on creek In Santa Cruz
Mountains. surrounded by redwoods mineral
shuffie ie-board etc.; phone. Terms IS to $40
Send for folder n. ". HAINES, Glenwood. Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
DOESKIN WINS AT so TO /.
Takes Last Race at City Park Track-Three
Favorites in Front

New Orleans, March 2L-Doeskin. at 80 to 1. fur
nished surprise at City Park to-day by winning
the last from Lady Mistake and Gigantic
Mix Gould. another long shot, also successful
and Lady Waddel, at 60 to l, second to Gary in
the first race Lucy Young Gary and Red Ruler
the winning favorites. The weather was clear
and bright and the track was in fair condition
The summaries follow:
First (three and one-haf furlongs)-Gary, i12
McLaughlin) to TO- won; Lady Wadder 10S (E Nor
rson 80 10 l. second; Polly Forest, 1O+ Gennon) to
10 third Time 04S. Lieber Gore Grove Centre, Tenne-
hon. Helen s.. Fortunate and Marble also
Second tsix furlongs)-Bfiss Gould. 106 &C. Morrt
ond; Clifton Boy 107 oy). 20 third Time 1l6sS
June Collins, Flamboyant. ST. Caro-. Sherrod, Spring
brook, Spec, Wellesley and Gus Lanka also
Third (ave furlongs)-Iucy Young, 81 u. Kelly
Jim Perrin 104 (BrtdewelD, go to l. second
Harity Jos tMcLaughlin). l. third. Time 1:O2
Benton, Walter Guni Lighshp. Race Street. Glenbano
Cappamore Lamplight and Birch Broom also ran.
Fourth tsix furlongs)-st. Tammany 1O6 e. Nor
rison J. Nervator 100 Crroxerl. 10 20 l. sec
ond; Orderly I0S (NiooD. I5 to l. third. Time 116
Trinity Belle Maverick Armorer Forizel and Ida Davis
also
Fifth race (seven furongs)Red Ruler. los o. Kellyl
ond: Roundeay Ill (Morrison) 16 TO 8. third. Time
Lee. Sand Bath Kathryn L. Gssconne. 81 Resoluts
Precious Band and Togo also -
Sixth race and onesixteenth nnilesDoeskln i0o
Cost so TO l, won; Lady Mistake. 1ol CFoyl, . 70
second; Gigantic, 104 Cannon. 10 8, third Time
1873 Second Sight, Sea Shark Erbe, Rudahek, The
Hebrew and Pierce J. also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES TODAY.

(six MISUNDERSTANDING. 81; Diaphanous e7
Many Thanks 9s First One 49, Aggle Lewis 100 Marlin
los: Aules 1O5; Drop o Rye. 1O5; Annu 1903.
Second (hve and one-haf MISUNDERSTANDING, 95
Halcyon Days. IS; Edith May. 80; Captain Broaski OF
Yorkshire 100 Hannibal Bey 100 Charlie Dickson 100
Mussulman, 100; Miss Aubrey 106; ]. W. O'Nel, 1906
Legatun. 10s: Inquisitive Girl 100.
Third lone mile and qusrter)-Bean, "a; Burks
Cochran o. Veios 81: Chance o. ooidaga 90:
Beaucare. i01: The Bony. 1O1: Evelyn Kinsey 100:
Fourth (sx furlonssl-Axiorn. %; Luoian. 81;
Avoid IS; LAUREL IS; One More, 100 Hickory Cor
ners 100 Karl Kahle5 100 nclleberTg Finn 100 Da.-
Fifth race six furlongsl-Far Calypso 95; Maxey
Moore 81 Early 81 Triple Silver 103 Matador 105;
Redman 1O5; Bennett 1885, Miss Gomez. 1OS; Alden.
ll2; Mayor Johnson, ia
Sixth race Ofve furlongs)-MiIdred b. 95; Onward
Hopeless 81; Bavarian; o. Collector o. Clique 100:
subtle 100: Captano 1O0 Hadrian, 1o2 Pacheta. 1o5:
Swedish Lad. 105; Prestige, 105.
seventh race -four furlongs)Jane Rachael 100; Jack
erchvfie 100 Handbag. 100 Marpesa 100 Black Eyes,
100; Wagstaff 100; Jim McGnnis, 1O3 Filatory iO3;
YnnnR Ihghter 1O3; Markie Mayer, 1OS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
Y. M. c. A. INDOOR GAMES.
Yale, Pennsylvania and Columbia Have
Teams in 0ne-Mile Relay.

The Central Branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association viii hold games at the 14th Regiment
Armory, Brooklyn, on Saturday evening Like
many athletic meets held this winter the larger
part Of the lengthy programme will be made I'D @,
relay races. The one-mie relay race in which
Yale. Pennsylvania and Columbia have teams en-
tered should prove interesting. There will also be
a match relay race at the distance between
Brown and Wesleyan.
Many of the well known metropolitan and ma
tonal champions of the Amateur Athletic Union
are entered in handicap contests. The programme
in full follows:
Open contests-75-yard dash. novice; 75-yard dash
handicap; 220-yard dash, handicap; 6O0-yard run
bicycle race, handicap and wall scaling contest,
open to teams of eight men representing any com
pany in the National Guard of New-York.
Relay races-One-mile handicap. open to all
clubs; one-mile scratch. Eastern Section Young
Mems Christian Association championship, open to
all branches one-mile interscholastic relay handi-
cap; one-mile intercollegiate relay, scratch; one
mile relay, open TO teams of the Sunday School
Athletic League handicap; one-mile military reiay
open to teams of four OF the National Guard, and
one-me relay, handicap, open to boys department
of all branches Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
Belle April BIRD conture Gal and Annseslle L.. also


Second (mie and QuBrter)-Lee King I02 (shsv-
err. TO won George Vivian, 106 g. Martini /,
second: handspring 100 (Schlling), third. Time.
2:l1ss. Mauser, E0tol, Mezzo Plautus. Harry New.
Mint Bed and Gracious also
Third (six furlongsl-Avod, lib (AfcGee). even.
won: Sir Carter lis Dominica TO second; Gold
sphinx, III a. Norris. TO third Time 1:16a. Pom
piano. GIeudora, Woodiyn and Fleetfui also ran.
Fourth race (six furlongs)-Duke OF Kendall. Ct.
Martini, Mayor Johnson, lo2 (Shavs<),
O. Jake Sanders liz (Aubuohon) 2. third.
Time. 1;I4b. Black Wolf ana Zarkee also ran
Fifth (milel-CaTeless. 100 (Aubuchon) TO 2.
won; Spencerian, 103 (Shaver), 8 2 second Katie
Powers 9s C5sderl, 80 TO l. third Time, 141%. Hor-
tenss. Flying Charcoal ana Censor also ran
Sixth (seyen furongs)-Hoceo. !02 (Shayer) 4 10
l. won; Lady Bsllsire 100 (sederl 10 to !, second:
Neteoric 100 CE5erd) to third. Time. 1903 Lingo
Cook Kin.ight also
won; Missile 1ls CBaird) 90 second; Flora Levy
q. williams. 10 1, third. Time, 1869 Weird
st. Merryless and James F1tz also Jim Hale was
pulled when Irby Bennett and Monograph fell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
BASEBALL.
HanIon to Manage Brooklyn Team
The Chase CONTROVERSY.

Edward Hanlon and the Brooklyn Baseball Club
have come to an agreement over the salary ques-
ton. and the threatened rupture was avoided. c.
II. Ebbets. who returned from Washington yester-
day time TO attend the directors meeting OF the
club said that he did not to say what salary
had been agreed on. but that 1t entirely salts
factory to Hanlon and the Brooklyn club
Mr.. Ebbets met Hanon in Baltimore Monday
evening and together they went to Washington
During the trip they compromised the salary ques-
ton. and all differences adjusted SO that
Hanlon agreed to sign a contract to manage the
team another year. He will follow the players to
Columbia. s. c.. in a few days and superintend
the practice and training of the men.
AT the meeting OF the Brooklyn Baseball Club in
Jersey City yesterday routine business was trans
acted and the following officers elected: President
Charles H. Ebbets secretary, Henry Won der
horst assistant secretary. Charles H Ebbsts
1r.; treasurer. Henry w. Msdicus; manager Ed
ward Hanlon
Chase. the California player is the cause of
Huch mystery He was drafted by Clark Griffith
OF the New-York American League team, and
ordered to report for practice with the team in
the South He did not report on time and stories
nave been current that he would not and again
mat he would. The matter is again being aired
message from Los Angeles yesterday said:
Harold Chase, first baseman OF the Los Angeles
anasn team who was drafted by Clark Grith
mas decided to remain on the Pacific Coast and has
team during the coming season Manager Morley
sald that he had signed Chase with the under
Stanoing that war had been declared between
me Inc american League and the Glass minor
dispatch from New-Orleans says, on the con-
trary' that Clark Griffith expects Chase to re-
port within day or two as he has been Informed
that Chase had left Los Angeles
All this leads to nothing until it can be definitely
learned where Chase is and what he proposes to do
Morley does not want to loose him and seems will
ing TO force an issue with the major league. All
things considered, however, the trouble is likely
to blow over. The refusal of the American League
leagues is the cause Of the present difficulty. 1t
Is hardly likely that the Pacific Coast and other
minor leagues will take issue at this time but If
they do It will probably be of avail. That a
number of players fractions and disgruntled
over the reduction in salaries this year lends some
color TO the war stories. but the losing fight of the
gotten
year. but failed.