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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
.FLAUNT WINS
At TEN To ONE
TAKES FOURTH RACE FROM A
FIELD OF TEN
outeames Montana Peeress in Driving
Finish at Oakland-CeleresA AL
most Beat Out by Ruby In ~
Maidens' Race
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO March 2.-Flaunt
at odds of 10 to l, won the fourth race
at Oakland today by neck from a
field of ten. Ruby had all she could
do to beat Celeres in the maidens' race.
Weather clear; track fast. Summary:
First race, three and half furlongs
st. Francis, 81 (McBride), to 1, won;
Achelita, 105 (Bonner), 13 to 5, second;
Chief Whitman, 1O3 (E. Walsh), to 1,
third. Time, :411s. Bellona, Ramona,
Waterga, Captain Burnett and Ebel
Thatcher also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Ruby, %
(Knapp), 8 to 20, won; Celeres, 103 (E.
Walsh), to 1, second; PhalanX, 99
(Jones), II to 2, third. Time, liza. Neva
Lee, Morello r, Dundreary, Chablis,
Brown Patsy and Identical also ran.
Third race, Futurity course-Mo-
gregor, 1O5 (Bonner), 16 to 1, won; Gre
more, 81 (WrighD, 9 to 1, second; A
Lady, 81 (Knapp), 16 to l, third Time,
1:11A. Golden Buck, Andvari, Edrodun,
Baker, Chestnut, Artillery Star, and
Rice Chief also ran.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
-Flaunt, 106 (Birkenruth), 10 to 1,
won; Montana Peeress, 80 Gones),
to 1. second; Budd Wade, 106 (Bonner),
2 to 1, third. Time, 1:45A. Profitable,
Silurian, Serenity, George Berry, Sub
urban Queen, Langford James, DIR.
Shorb and Rim Rock also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Best Man,
11O (Travers), IA to 5, won; Toupee, 1O7
(Larsen), . to 1, second; Ocyrohe, 105
(McBride) Z to l, third. Time, 1:13.
Hulford, Berendos, Sterling Towers,
Mocorito and County Down also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards
Downpatrick, 1O6 (Birkenruth), 13 to 5,
won; Big Beach, 1O6 (Bonner), IL to 5,
second; Fisher Boy, 106 CTravers), 16
to 5, third. Time, 1:44. Hooligan, Ross
bourne and Lady Goodrich also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
-FOUR OUTSIDERS
GET THE MONEY
BooKMAKERS CLEAN UP HEAv-
lily AT ASCOT
Dixelle at Twenty to One and Red
Damsel at Forty TO One Upset
the Talent-other Good
Things Win
BY FOREST LOWRY.

Outsiders got most of the purses yes
terday at Ascot. Dixelle, at 20 to l.
captured the first race and downed
Sweet Kitty Bellairs, the odds on fa-
vorite: Fire Ball, at to I, took the
second race and beat a to 5 favorte
in AL Russell: DR.. Hollis, at to 1, got
the verdict in the fourth race, and Red
Damsel, at 40 to 1, carried off the long
end OF the purse in the closing event.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs was the sup
posed good thing in the first race and
was backed as though it were all over.
Dixelle turned up the winner al the
good odds OF 20 to 1, with Merces Sec
ond and Sweet Kitty Bellairs third.
The favorite Lurene held at to 5,
won the mile and fifty yards race,
second on the card, with Prestolus Sec
ond and Headstrong third.
The 3-year-old purse event, third on
the card, went to Fire Ball, who closed
at to 1. Pasadena, the even money
favorite, was second, and Gutter, held
at 20 to I in the betting third.
DR.. Hollis easily disposed of the rest
or the z-year-oldS Wnlcn went TO the
post in the Woodlands stakes. Father
Catcham finished second, while the
short end of the purse went to Sun
Fire.
La Londe, the favorlte at s to ). won
the fifth race on the card. Ralph Young
was second and Judge Denton third.
Red Damsel at 40 to 1, easily dis
posed of Potrero Grande and Ripper,
the favorite, in the closing event.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
Results at City Park

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March City
Park results:
First race, three and a half furlongs
Temple won Electric Bell second
Del Val third. Time AZ is.
Second race, six furlongs-Sharp Boy
won, Virgie Withers second, Long Days
third. Time, 114 1-5.
Third race, one mile-Rian won, King
of the Valley second, Luralighter third.
Time, 141 1-5.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs
-Florentine won, Frontenac second
Janet A third. Time, 1:O6 2-5.
Fifth race, one mile and a quarter
Judge Sauhey won Liddon second
Swift Wing third. Time, 200.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
-Rightful won, Amelca second, Aus.
tralina third. Time, 14S 1-5.
Winners at oaklawn
BY Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 2.-Oak.
lawn results:
First race. six furlongs Essayel
won, Little Gregg second. Miss Affablt
third. Time, 1916.
Second race. half mile-Jean Lee
won. Mccarthy second, Magenta third
Time. 1;49 3-5.
Third race. one Waswift won
Allan second, Far West third. Time
1:41 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-All BlacI
won. Minna Equan second. Arietts
third. Time. 115%
Fifth race, six furlongs-Shady Lao
won, Lady Vashti second. Schohari,
third. Time. 1;14 3-5
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Baikal won, Celebration second, ellis,
ten third. Time, 1;46 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
FORM OF THE HORSES

First race-cazador, Flea, AIle-
glance.
Second race-cotllIion, Golden Sum-
rise, Bailey.
Third race-Wltoh Hazel, Forerun-
nsr, Robador.
Fourth race-slr 5rlllar, Tim
Payne, Bllssful.
Fifth race-tiuapaIa, Bronze Wing,
Golden Ivy.
Sixth raee-Durbar, cloVerton,
Beautiful and Best.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
STANFORD HAS
A STRONG TEAM
THE NORTHERN COLLEGIANS
PREPARE FOR u. S. C..
Expects the Methodists to Capture
Sprints-Cardinal viii Probably
Take Weights and
Distances

Special to The Herald.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March @.
The first varsity field meet of the
season will be held here March II,
when Stanford meets the University
of Southern California. The southern
college will send up twelve of her best
athletes to contest with the cardinal
squad, and owing to the small number
of visiting athletes but three men from
each college will be allowed to enter
an event. 1t is expected that notwith-
standing the disadvantage in numbers
the Methodist athletes will make a
good showing. In some events each
college will have distinct advantage.
u. S. c., with Dunn and Parsons,
should easily capture the sprints, while
the local team will be equally strong
in the distances, as well as having d
distinct advantage in the field events.
In the. sprints Stanford will be rep
resented by Wood, Friedman and
ing freshman from Harvard school,
Los Angeles. The best local men in
the 44O-yard dash are Davis, Severy,
Freeman and Edwards. Davis, who
registers from Banning, has been do
ing excellent work in this event, Win
ming a freshmen meet last Saturday in
53:2. Severy of Pasadena ran very
close second in this race and promises
to be a good man.
Fast Man for Mile
In the mile Stanford has a star in
Miller of Bakersfield. Miller, who is
but a freshman, has a record in the
mile of 4:39 and is doing better this
year than ever. This athlete is also
the best local man in the half, but
there is an abundance of other good
material in this event, Bounds and
Russell being men of much promise.
In the weights Stanford has a strong
trio in Champ" Crawford, Weller and
Horton. Cra wford, when in form, can
throw the hammer in the neighbor-
hood of $50 feet, and Horton is good
for at least Al feet in the shot.
In the high jump there is Captain
Bell and Deny, the former having a
record of 5:11A. In the pole vault F.
flanagan is doing the best, clearing
the bar at over IL feet. The broad
jump is well cared for by Bell and
Weller, both of whom are doing about
p feet inches. In the hurdles STAN
ford is strong. w. II. flanagan, the
cardinal record breaker, will not be
entered in the meet, but his loss will
be little felt with men to fill his place
with tine ability of Macfarland, Weller
and Horton. Macfarland, who comes
from Los Angeles, ran second to Lana
gan in the low hurdles in last years
intercollegiate meet with California
and is at present jumping the sticks
in fine form.
One of the most interesting features
of the meet will be the appearance of
Walter Dunn in a u. S. c. uniform.
Dunn graduated from Stanford a year
ago and while here was the mainstay
of the cardinal in the 22O and 44O-yard
dashes and at present holds the coast
record in these two events.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
TRACK NOTES

Merces formerly the property of
Frank Regan, is now in Gus Lanka' S
barn. This one will reward her new
owner with purse soon. Ran a grand
race yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

Hersain was heavily played to win
the first race. She was slow to begin
and had rough journey. Tab this one
for early action.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

the HrSI race. one was SlOW 10 DeSlH
and had a rough journey. Tab this one
for early action.
Ben Lash, who made his debut here
for the first time yesterday in the Sec
ond race, showed a world of early
speed for six furlongs and ran as if
short He will beat the kind that beat
him yesterday next time out. Is a fine
locker and well bred.
After the second race Prestolus ran
away one mile. The stirrup broke and
the saddle slipped, almost throwing
Dugan Off
James j. Corbett is worth remember
hung on gamely. Was probably short
and is due to win soon.
DR.. Hollis stamped himself the best
colt at the track by winning the Wood
lawn stakes easily. The betting was
light on him and the only ones who
practically won on him were the rail-
with Smithy Kane the other morning.
Rey del Mundo has been running the
eyeballs out of Cruzados in his morn
ing trials and was heavily backed
across the board. He did not show
any speed in his race. Is fine locker,
but ran as if green.
Glennevis is a good future prospect.
Ran good race, and when placed
where he belongs will win brackets.
Throw out McGrathiana' race of
yesterday. Herbert was not strong
enough to handle him. He REQUIRES a
heavy boy.
Red Damsel won the last race in a
hard drive. Holmes put up fine ride
On the mare and won for her.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
COOKING WITH GAS

If coal continues to 60 out Of
use at the rate it is going out
now, the supply won't fail in
our time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
Company
CORCORAN

We own four dresidn UeLLs An abundance of artesian
water be had anywhere our lands,
These 40acre tracts will sell for
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY
Use Adams Irish Moss Cough Balsam
Prescribed by the best physicians for
Coughs, Colds. Hoarsenesa Bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. 25c. bOe. At
all druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
Special Sale for a Few Days Only

Cranes linen lawn paper. all the latest
sizes and colOrs; Ave quires paper, 75c.
Five packages envelopes 75c. Sanborn,
all & Co., 357 South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

9 lhls n% I.g
hedby ii
weights
every a one In tn rails
II
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
40 Acres EaCh....

Here opportunity to home within half mile of the
depot the of townsite that will rapidly expand
into city,
We predict that 40 tract facing the townste
will be worth $4,000 per inside of IL months from date
We twohrds of canal with carrying capacity of $50
cubic feet 1900 miners inches of water second
Euery will have pro rata portion of this canal
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03
California

Including the foWnsite Corcordn the main line Of
the Santa Fe Railroad, II miles south of Hdnford and ID
miles of Tutdre, where the branch Fresno, Dsoid
TuLdre leaves the main line. destined become
important city, as it the key to the Tuiore Lake lands
that famous for large crops.
We laying the townse and facing this townsite
and Immediately adjacent have the land into hum
dred tracts of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

After the second race Prestolus ran
away one mile. The stirrup broke and
the saddle slipped, almost throwing
Dugan off.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
TRAFFIC
BLOCKED
BY WRECK

Ellsworth, Me, July H-The Bar Har-
Dor branch OF the Maine Central rail
road today was blocked nearly all day by
a freight wreck a quarter ~ r mile west
OF Green Lake station. Seven box cars
loaded with pulpwood were overturned
into the ditch and Bar Harbor freight
following three hours later ran into the
wrecked train but was not much dam
aged.
Two hundred feet Of track was torn up
Charles Brfce Of Bangor fireman Of the
second train. jumped and was badly but
not seriously injured. He was taken 10
Bangor on a special train. The freight
which came over the Washington County
railroad about a. m. and was bound
from Washington Junction TO Bangor was
wrecked by a loose wheel on one Of the
box cars.
The engine and remainder OF the train
did not leave the track.
. A bout =r1-t+eek the BHF=H#HF4eF= freight
from Bangor came along and Engineer
Starrett OF Bangor. miscalculating the
position of the wreck colided with IT,
He stuck 10 his post. preventing exten-
sive damage and saving himself from in
Jury Passengers and mail were trans
ferred around the wreck. but the express
and baggage were delayed The track
was not cleared until late this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

SQUADRON
REPORTS

The feet ~ warships under command
OF Rear Admiral sissbee. which is bring
ing 10 this country from France the body
OF John Paul Jones, was spoken by wire-
less early today. The following message
was received al the government torpedo
station az Newport:
"wnl arrive at Chesapeake Capes Sat-
urday morning n weather continues fa-
vorable No Incidents on passage"
This message was sent through the
Nantucket Shoals lightship, which the
fleet passed during the night.
Norfolk. Va. July 21-The command
ants at Norfolk navy yard reported at
1850 a. m. today that Admiral sgsbees
feet bearing homeward the body of Ad-
miral John Paul Jones, was IN communi-
cation with the Cape Henry wireless sta
tion. The report said that the North At
lantic bsttleship squadron I'm two d.
visions under Admirals Evans and Davis
which went 20 sea TO meet the fleet bear
ing the body of Admiral Jones was close
10 Admiral sissbee's neet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
REVENGE
OF MULCTED
AUTO|STS

Worcester. Mass. July H.-Eght OF
their number having been fined for over
speeding their machines in the town OF
Leicester. the Glidden automobile turists
left this city today for Pittsheld and
Lenox with their cars trimmed with black
steamers and armed with fishhorns.
The taking on the crepe was an attempt
Of the tourists 20 express their sentiments
at the procedure OF the Leicester consta-
BILE in summonsing them into court Tor
speeding while they were on their way
from New York 10 the White Mountains.
Arriving at the boundary line between
Leicester and Worcester. the tourists
were Joined by brass band which had
been previously retained for the occasion
and then with the bandmen in front. the
automoblists passed slowly through the
main highway OF Leicester.
The automcbilis;s who were I'm court
were w. e. Castle OF Pittsburg, Pa; Carl
II Page and Robert Lee Morrill, OF New
York; r. ID. Clds OF Lansing. Mich; Mrs.
John Newton Ounce, OF Richmond Hill,
l.. l. Miss Florence 8. Carr OF Spring
field and Ezra H. Fitch OF Montclair. ~. j.
Judge Utley fined each Of them sl5
In imposing these fines he said: 81
don't recognize any difference between
these people and any others They are
not my guests and neither are they the
guests Of the commonwealth. They came
here knowing perfectly we'll that there
was law and knowing what II was
can see no excuse for their violating II.
These rich people came here vaunting
their wealth. They reviled the citizens
OF as good a town as there ls under the
skies, because they wanted the law en-
forced.
They abused the officers for enforcing
the law and accused them ~ setting
traps. These people oppose automibile
laws and the enforcement OF them II
they want 10 lay out n race course TO test
their machines they must go outside OF
this. A few more instances such as we
have seen recently and think the legis-
Ia ture will put back the law which. in
my opinion. was unwisely revoked. Put
ting few OF these kind in jail will stop
proceedings OF this character"
X. II Sherman. son OF Judge Sherman,
OF Lawrence. was arraigned for speeding
after the dismissal OF the Glidden tourists
today. He pleaded not guilty and was
fined SIS. He claimed an appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
early hours this morning.

Immediately after the house had assem-
bled Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman. the
Liberal leader, moved its adjournment,
declaring that Il would be unseemly
under the circumstances 70 proceed with
business while the government was con-
sidering it's position.
Premier Balfour. however. declined TO
adjourn the house until the bill dealing
with the differences Of the Scottish
United Free church and the Free church
had been passed
This was quickly accomplished, the
house rose, and the excited members
swarmed into the Hobbies eagerly discuss
ing the probable decision OF the cabinet
which has been summoned 10 meet this
afternoon.
The view that the government is to re-
sign. however. is not held I'm circles gem
orally we'll informed OF the government's :
intentions and IL Is reiterated that the
resigna tion Of the Baltour ministry Is not
likely I'm view OF the almost practical GER
tainty that the government will be re-
habilitated by It's normal majority on the
trial ~ strength July ~ 90 which tho OPP
position formally challenged the minis
try.
The Tninists members OF the house are
signing memorial 10 the premier against
either the resignation of the government
or the dissolution ~ parliament. In the
t'nionist centers like tho Carlton club. Il
Is confidently asserted that Mr. Balfour
will stand or fan. according 20 the out
come of Mondays motion OF censure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
AMERICAN MARKSMEN NOT
CAST DOWN BY DEFEAT

New York, July 2.-Members OF the
Seventh Regiment rife team. who went
10 England 70 compete with the West
minister Volunteers on the Bisley ranges
and who returned on the steamer Baltic.
OFFER no excuse for their defeat at the
hands OF the British marksmen. beyond
stating their belief that the latter lad
an advantage on the long ranges in the
bar sights use don their rifles.
However. none Of the team was cast
down by the defeat and all were en-
thusiastic over the treatment they re-
ceived return match will take place
next year over the Creedmoor range on
Long Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
OFFICERS OF THE LAW
LOST IN MOUNTAINS

New York. July 2l.-Lost in the noun
tains near Midvale, y. j.. while they were
gathering evidence in a mysterious coun-
try murder case. Ralph Shaw. assistant
prosecutor, Nathaniel Shane. county
prosecutors detective. and Coroner
Wheeler were rescued late last night by
a posse Of farmers. who secured the
mountains with torches.
For several hours the trio wandered
aimlessly about the mountains and were
preparing 10 sleep on the ground when
they were found. No evidence was OBJ
tanned in the case on which the officials
were at work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

Or. Lyman Abbott OF New York came
on the same train. He also was a guest
of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt at
luncheon.
MADE DESPERATE RESISTANCE.
Toxic. July 21.-A special telegram from
Otaru says that the Russians defeated
a. Dalne were about 500 strong. with six
field and three machine guns. and taking
the fullest advantage OF the typographical
character OF the district offered the most
desperate resistance.
The Russian positions were hidden
among a thick forest and IL was impos-
slble for the japanese gunners to make
correct observation. The cannonade
was opened by the japanese at o'clock
on the morning OF July and kept Il up
until dusk. The japanese infantry grad
ually gained ground closing in on the
enemys line of defence. awaited an op-
portunity for the final charge.
II was nearly two hours past midnight
when the enemy's first line OF defense.
strengthened by barricades and trenches.
was taken. This success was vigorously
followed up. but II was not until 9 o'clock
on the morning OF July that the enemy
was driven out OF the second line OF his
defense and victory secured with trophies
OF four field and one machine gun. The
nature of the ground exposed the Japan
ese assailsnts TO great disadvantage
and risks.
1t was believed that owing 10 the short
supplies OF ammunition and provisions the
Russians at sakhalin could not hold out
much longer.
RUSSIANS SURRENDER.
It is officially announced that the Rus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
GRAND JURY FAILS TO INDICT
JEROME FOR MURDER OF FAURE

Chicago. H., July 2i-The grand Jury
has released Welcome Jerome. who claims
TO be cousin Of william r Jerome.
district attorney Of New York. from the
charge Of numbering Charles Faure. The
death Of Faure occurred last Sunday.
Jerome ntd ~ tf1e t7U NJ tf1e stairs tr7rf=
ing from the street 10 the apartments oc-
cupied by Faure and Mrs Jerome. after a
struggle with the man whom he charged
with running his home. threw him down
the stairs 20 the pavement below Faure s
head struck the sidewalk aid he died
within a few hourA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
NEW CORPORATION

Lucian Hiroux. William Anger Napol-
con Hebert Of Central Falls Joseph dc
Champlain of Fall River. and Philias J.
savoie Of Central Falls have filed erti-
cIes of assoc1ArI0U ~ bUtomuotfr- timing
Pneumatic company for the purpose ~
engaging in the business of manufactur-
ing automobiles or any part thereof. oper-
ating and dealing I'm autos and purchase
and control ~ patents.
II viii locate In Providence and has a
capital stock OF 10000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
Or. ALLEN TO RETIRE AS
MINISTER TO C0REA

Seattle. Wash, July H.-Dr. Horace
Newton Allen retiring envoy cxtraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary from
the United states TO Corea, was a passen-
ger on the steamship Minnesota on HIS
way 10 washington, 10 surrender his port
folio.
pr Allen has been minister eight years
and I'm the consular and diplomatic ser
vice Nnr IS years. He has resided in Korea
p wears. He stated that he retires volun-
tarily his term of office having expired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
NET LOSS OF 252 FOR YEAR
IN NUMBER OF PENSIONERS

Topeka, Kas., July H.-The Topeka PEN
sion agency which handles the business OF
Missouri. Kansas. Colorado. New Mexico.
Indian Territory and Oklahoma has ll5. .S6s
-FAHsianaEs nn-the- rolls, a net loss Of 252
for the year.
The total gross loss was 5031, OF which
1905 were due 10 deaths. The number of
Spanish war veterans and OF civil war
widows increased. but the rate OF death Of
Civil War veterans is very high.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
BA[F0UR CABINET
MAY De FORCED OUT

London July 2-The house of barely half
and then adjourned until Monday await the
regarding defeat
ministry night John of proposition
to reduce the number of the Irish land commission.
The house packed in much excitement
sides and there disposition view the defeat of the
government generally regarded the
early hours this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
SALE OF CIGARETTES ON
ELLIS ISLAND FORBIDDEN

New York. July IA campaign has
been inaugurated by Commissioners
Watchorn. against the use OF cigarettes
on Ellis Island.
Their sale had been forbidden and the
commissioner has caused it 10 be known
among the employees that cigarette smok-
ers are not wanted. Men on the island
say that the male immigrants are nearly
all addicted TO the habit.