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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
IN SOCIETY,".
SATURDAY CARD CLUB.

An enjoyable social event, and the first during many weeks, was the meeting of the Saturday Card club on it's name day, the charming hostess Miss Mabel Stayton being the first to enter tain the club during the spring season.
 The tables were placed in the parlor and library and the spirited games did not cease until 5 o'clock, when count of the score proved the prizes to have been won by Mrs. William Bailey and Miss Mary Bailey who were each given beautiful sterling hat and shirt-waist pins. !. IA faultlessly served luncheon concluded a delightful afternoon lat cards in this hospitable home which is admirably adapted to the entertainment of guests.
 Each guest was presented with punches of sweet violets, the harbingers of spring and a fa- vorite with all.
 Those present. were Mesdames H. G.. Bum. William Bailey, A. J. Abbott, Charles c. Henry, .C. w. Beard, James W. Grubbs, Harry l.. Williams, John J. Blanchard, Arthur Fels, Misses Hester Phillips, Mary Bailey. Della Bernstein, :" Margaret .Beattie, Lydia Foster Alma Futrall, Lula Wolf, Sallie Foster. { Fl. D. Price for baseball sup Splies:: ..':;t!:,'>, ". If.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
CHARGED WITH BiG4My.
Bradford Doctor Taken Away to face Charge of Having Married Once
 leo Often.

Bradford, April 8.-Dr. W. C.. Evans, who recently moved here from the southern part of the state, with his wife, whom he married only a few weeks ago, from some point in northern Missouri, was arrested on a charge of bigamy. The brides brother, with another gentleman, left here for their home with Mrs. Evans last night. Dr.. Evans has been taken away to face the charge.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
KIRBY, WINS FINALLY.
Offidal Rehnns Give Attorney General :. Nomination to Kirby Of zfes-
 .::arkdna Over PindaH. '~-

! "'f1CH: r. hliDy C4 ICAoi '! kama will be the democratic nom- , inee for attorney general of Ark ansasx: This is conceded by his ]; leading opponent in the race, ,, Hon. K. o. Pindall of Arkansas City. :: What was an apparent victory : for Mir. Pindall has been tu rned into success for MT. Kirby, and , one of the closest political con- tests on record in the state ter :: inmates.
 :, The 12 convention votes of Washington county turned the tide in favor of MT. Kirby. When the official canvass of the votes cast in the democratic pri- mary in that county on March 2S was made yesterday the an- nouncement was made that Kirby had carried the county by a margin of 90 over Pindall. Thus all calculations were upset. Unoficially it had been reported that Pindall carried the county by 28, but the result as ascer- tained yesterday proved the ln- correctness of the report and simultaneously made Kirby the winner in the. state. for without Washington county Pindall could not have won, as Saline and Woodruff counties also had gone :lgaint him.
 The number of delegates in the state convention will be 5l7, and in order to win there must be 257 for candidate Accord ing to the present available fig ures Kirby has 259, Pindall PA and Gautney 6.
 MIR. PINDALL's GRACEFUL CON-
 CESSION.
 MT. Pindall, who was in the city last night, conceded that MT. Kirby had won when the result in Washington county was made known. The distinguished rep resentative of Desha county in the last to legislatures and re- cent candidate for attorney gen. eral exhibited no soreness over the result, notwithstanding that he and his friends have been hopeful of victory ever since the primary on March 28, and sent the following telegram to his suc- cessful opponent:
 Little Rock, Ark, April z, 1906. Hon. w. F. Kirby, TeXarkana,
 Arkansas:
 Have just heard that l have lost Washington county to you. This means your victory. Ac- cept my hearty congratulations. and sincere assurances express sive of confidence in you. "> (Signed) K. o. PINDALL. ',
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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09

-IlI. D. Price for baseball sup plies. 'sfs.,'<'' ''' If.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09

+Rfd-C Cross Ball Blue+should be in every home. " :. Ask your grocer for its.+' Large93.oz. <packageonly E s3rfcfgStytsmis :.1; 'rs 'c9:3'r;".: :..s,s;;o
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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09

Messages of a fire toyour property cause worry. &
 More especially is this true when the insurance is small-or there>is is none at all.
 But you should suffer if you would assume a risk without insur- ance.
 A small payment in our companies will make somebody else stand the loss in case of fire.
 Then there'd be no need of worry =. ~. THE sourkes LA
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
NEWPORT ARKANSAS. MONDAY, APRIL g. >s0oc .&l

port ahead, of making 1t a better town and a bigger town, they will have the earnest support of the people.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
Third Trial of Roberts.

....:r s:.ra> Little. Rock, April s. For the third time John V. Roberts,: of .:Searcy, will be placed on trial in the circuit court of Marianna April IS in the cases growing out of the noted
 Lightle insurance grave robbery charge of two years ago.
 ], Roberts has already been tried twice on these charges. In the first trial the jury could not agree and was discharged.
 : In the next trial there was a verdict of acQuital on the charge of des -crating the grave. The charges remaining against Rob- erts are those of arson and ob- taining money under false pre- lenses. ."''
 The insurance companies con- cerned in the cases have decided
 to participate no further in the
 prosecution of Roberts. In the
 two previous trials the compa- ..nies employed counsel 'to'assist Prosecuting Attorney Andrews.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
the Coored Boxer Is Over Weight Nelson Viii Refuse to Fight Hin
OAKLANDERSSTART
A BATTING BEE
In FIFTH.

Tho Oaks made II two out of three
by winning yesterdays game from
Fresno st Idora Park The teams
played another interesting game OF
ball. There was a notable waste OF
base bits during the afternoon. and
ten OF the binElss had been IN vain
before Oakland began scoring in the
NTH.
There was plenty of excitement after
that. Francls beat out an fnfeld hit.
took second on Gates out. landed on
third when McGreSor measured his
length on the earth trying TO pick up
Smiths bUnt and carie home on~Van
HaltreE's cracking single TO leIt.
Kruger hit IL SO hard that Eagan
was upset by the bali. and then Heine
Heitmuilcr waIloped out a character
istie threc-bagger 20 right, which
earaed in the two tallles tnat Van and
Kruger registered. Bliss tapped one TO
DeI2as. on which a ripping double
play vas started, nipping Heine at the
plate
Smith dropped a dy IN right OF Ca
sey's bat in the seventh. and sicciregOr.
who had walked. and Doyle, who had
singled after two were down. sped
home with 3 couple OF runs before the
ball could be recovered. Bliss imme-
diateiy nipped Casey IS he was trying
to steal second. Score:
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SEATTLE ENTRIES. .

SEATTLE Aug. 3o.-Following are the en-
fries for tomorrow at The Meadows:
First race four and half furlongs, selling
Wapnsgootis ll2, Rousa lO9. Jugano l09, Men
den 100. Prince Of Actors .1o7, Queen Aileene
loz, Grace Van io4, Marie Esher lo4; Doc
craig 90.
second race six and half furlongs. selling
George W Tuthil 100, Trspshooter 100, Elm
King l09 Tom Kingsley l0e, Queen Cup 10y,
Gienrice lo7, Daisy Wagner Io7. Yigoroso l04,
Eleven Bells 102.
Third race FIVE furlongs. selling-Sllent jean
1Og Main l09 Youth 100. Wit 100, Soapy Jones
loa canopus II 100, spinstress lo7. Gerqlette
IOT Southern Lady 1o7. Alberna 10T, Black
Eyes l0T, Jim Prendergast lo4-
Fourth race. two miles. selling-Expedlent
io7 Invoice l07. Bonar 10Y Iras los, Water
cure 1O2
Fifth race, one mile, selling--Legal Form 1q9.
Integrity los Merry Co Round 1CI, Quickstride
l04 Black Gem 1oi, Sciyon 90, Lady Trsvers 80,
6arrick lO3.
sixth race. one mile, selling-Picksway i0T.
Calculate l0T. Follow Ne 10T, Instrument lo7.
Montana Peeress lO5. Maxetts lO5. Dixeiie los,
Ia rarsnts 102
Seventh race. one mile selling-Harbor i0a.
LADY Mirthful 100. Jsckful los, Ink l0z, Anvil
Io3 Lone Wolf lO1. Miss May Bcwdish 90
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
BERT SAYS FRESNO SHALL
HAVE BASEBALL NEXT YEAR

Los ANGELES. Aug 2s-President
Bert of the Pacific Coast Baseball
League, who came to Los Angeles to-
day from Santa Cruz to attend the first
stockholders meeting to elect direct
ors and officers of the newly organ
lied Angel City Baseball Association,
requested the Associated Press to deny
the rumor that he said Fresno will not
have Coast League Baseball next sea-
son.
The accredited interview with me-"
said Bert, did not take place. / have
not been in that city for thirty days
II 1 have my way, Fresno will be in the
league next season. While baseball
there has been losing proposition, the
Fresno hackers have met all their obli-
cations and / am for them"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
DANDELI0N DASHES
HOME IN FRONT
s.. OF ENTREE.
-spFcIEt. DISPATCH 20 rHr CALL.


! =, SARATOGA. y. y. Aug. so.-In the
mos. sensational finish Of the meeting
Francis r. ,Hitchcock's s Dandelion de-
= ftate6 Frederick Johnsoa's Entree for
. the Cha;aplain handicap at a mile and
a furlong here todag. T. was Jockey
.ScweN. against Miller al through the
ssrretch. and Sewefl pUt * on the crack
lightweight. z getting the big chestnut
son Of@Hamburg home iaches only to
r the good in a terrific drive Gallavant
was the only one OF the five originally
J. named. TO sport silk to refuse the Issue
= In. tae. betting Eitchcock's horse was
azW.as the choice. backed down from
1l to=1o 70 odds. On at post ting. En-
: Tree opened at : 10 .. went back TO I
TO =, apd~lgas then backed 10 threes. his
oNrer senc1ag. a big commission on
70 gopd start Ypan6ellon showed in
Trent. but he was eutfln 70 the first
quarter by Graziajfo, which was the
rScemaker for the first six fGrlongs
IL the. run Up the bacfstretch Rayena
moved up: fast and joined. the leaders
while Gr;lziallo fen back beaten. AT
. 1ht t0rn into the stretch Dandelion was
ltadfng by half "A length. With. -Entree
81 the outside and gaining.
fgriong from home both horses
were on even terms. aRd then began
thc terrific driving ftlish that brought
the crewd to KS feet In wild enthu-
siasfn. First ono head and then the
ether showed in front 70 the last cou-
Pie Of jUnlps. and chem Seweil. with a
nssgnifcent. enert, succeeded IN getting
the favortte's nose In front and keep
ing IT there TO the end. Rayena was
rhird. six lengths back
The going was In much better shape
this afternoon. The weather. conditions
were ideal for the sport, and this cou-
pied with the attractive card. drew out
an UNUSUALLY heavy attendance. to the
track. Tomorrow viii be an of day
On the racing game, Saturday the
scene viii shift TO Sheepshead Bay,
where the great Futurity Will be run
a. the opening day feature event of
the Coney Island Jockey Clubs fall
meeting. Summary:
First race, FIVE and s half furlongs: soiiy. NJ
won, Miss Strone second, Russui4nt third.
second race. steeplechase. about two miles
Allegiance won SsndalEood second. Ligero
third. Time. 4.3I 20.
Third race. six furiongs-Givonne Balerio
won. Berthae second. Calebash third. Time
l.ls.
Fonrth race. Chanplsin handicap one mile
and e furlong-Dandelion won, Entree second
Ravens third. Time. 1854.
BRYAN second. Cadichon third. Time 1:4i Is5-
r Sixth race. fTe and a half fiirIoncs--faur
nok Won. Fishhswk second. Joe Miller third
Tine
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
DAY Is A
-.JINKS AT THE
MEADOWS.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
SEATTLE. Aug. 5o-Ladies' day is
always responsible for many novelties
and the last one of she season at The
Meadows proved no exception. In the
-two-year old event Johnnie Hayes was
thrown from the back of his fathers
'hily, Fairy Street. and had his collar
bone broken. Later. in the fifth. Entire
Nous. the s TO choice bounced
Cricket Kelly from her back while at
the barrier. Kelly's breathing ap-.
paratus was disarranged and he was
replaced by Graham. The fast mare
then won cleverly from Soundly. She
was bid UP from $500 TO $500 by Billy
Short. Retained by. stable. Three fa-
vorites only cleaned up The attend
ance was large. Frank Graham piloted
four winners. and received an ovation.
Lurene, the even money choice for
the second, stopped in the stretch and
Silurian, at 1 4, scored in a walk.
Rubiana was considered good
thing for the next and ran unplaced.
League brought Paddy Lynch home
at odds of Is TO 1. In the fourth E
NJ Brattain had all kinds of speed and
at to 5 galloped in.
Backed down from 8 to II to ia
voritisnr, LA got away several lengths
behind her field in the. closing race.
She made a great bid, but couldn't stay
Rettig landed the % to ! shot, ]. C.
Glenn first, with Atkins good second.
Summary:
t First s.cosS race ys furO4ggs.Pi@ki 9g; Ella
Second race. seven furlongs-Silurian won G.
W, Tuthill second, Lurene third; Time. l:2sIs.
Third race, seven furlongs-Paddy Lynch won.
Mimo second. Redmont third. Time, 1;27H
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs-E. NJ.
Brattain won, Sue Christian second Elm King
thlrd Time. i:07A.
Fifth race. I've furlongs-Entre Nous won.
Soundly second. Titus ii third. Time, 100.
Sixth race, one mile-Dora ! won, Merry Go
Round second. Legal Form third. Time. l:4i
Seventh race, one mile and fifty yards--J. c.
Glen won. Atkins second. Boloman third Time
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GREAT HORSES ARE
READY FOR THE
FUTURITY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rms CALL

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The Graves
end and Sheepshead Bay courses pre-
sented lively scenes this morning Large
crowds were on hand. watching the
early morning tryouts of the candi-
dates for the rich Futurity. which il
scheduled TO be run at Sheepshead Bay
Saturday.
The Sheepshead Bay course was in
the pink of condition this morning.
Gangs of laborers have been at work
all week. getting the track in the best
possible condition for Saturday. and
unless rain should set in in the mean
time the going Saturday will be faster
than ever before in the history OF the
track. According to reports from the
stables the candidates are all in fine
form and ready for the big race.
Following is list of probable start
ers and weights and Jockeys.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
EVEN HILDEBRAND
CANNOT PUZZLE
BEAVERS.
sPEcIAL DISPATCH no rHE cALI..

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. s0.-Calif
had the Seals at his mercy today and
the Beavers won their third straight
game This is Califf's third game
against San Francisco and he won each
Portland started after Brown right
from the sound of the gong and by the
time the first inning was over had
scored three runs on as many hits. In
the next few innings. the Beavers kept
clouting him and Parke Wilson called
Hildebrand to the rescue in the fifth
inning The Seals scored in the eighth
on two hits and MitchelPs error. The
feature was the heavy batting OF Nc
Hale and Calif. The score:
A.-r.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
WINDSOR ENTRIES.

WINDSOR. Aug. 3o.-Foiiowins are the en-
tries for tomorrow
FIRST race. SIX furlongs,. seIling-ora 81.
Miss Leeds 95 Operator 06. Rubatyat 81, Don
Fonso 100 Teddy l0l. sunny Brook l04 Laura
Hunter i07 Mary Worth 1OT, Galnthea 100
Nerrator 100 Snowman 100.
Second race Eve and hsif furlongE, selling.
Paradise Spring lO4, Foster Girl 1O3. Fleeting
star IO3 Josephine Z l03. Quiddity 100 Sweet
Kity IS, Bath Maria 9S. Merry Leap Year 9s,
BeneTole IS. French Empress 9e Wabash Queen
-. Golden Pheasant 95.
Third race FIVE and a half furlongs-Chnrles
Eastman IO6 Matte Bumppo 100. Tam 0'Shan-
ter 100. Aur0ceiTer os, Usury 81, Toots Nook -92,
Min0t %. Alanie SO.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth, selling
Doinda i0s. Rebounder lo2. Reticent ioi,
knowledge 80. Scalpiock 81, OratorlaD 81.
Fifth race five furlonEs-GliDmer 10l.
Malta I0l. Jane Hof lol, Julia Geatzherger
l0l Jacomo 100. Moonvine 100 Maggie 0'Nein
IS. Mlrsbel 81. Tanager 81.
Sixth race. six furlOngs-Comment 93, oleasa
s5, Attraction IS. Sonnet e5. conde %, Frank
Collins loI ST. Noel 1OI. Albula i05 Felix
Mozzes Io4 Miss Gafety l04 Marquis de Cara
bas 109. Goodman ZOE. Geo. Perry 1o9.
Seventh race mile seilfns-Nat y 112.
IDgolthrift Io7. Lady Jocelyn los. The Borgisn
1ei Don,t You Dare Ss. Little Nike 9S. dim
Be1ttie Sc. Ireland 50. Away 81. Ancient Witch
80, Pentagon 90. Yestryman $, Henry Maring
81, Annie Berry s..
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son Io2 sometime lo2 Floral Queen 1o2 Alta
McDonaid Io5. Deacon Jos, Bon vivant TO-
second race, six furiongs selling-Loretta II
AZ Dr. Keith e7, Little James 90, Hsdur 100,
Wool soap 100. Esterre io2. Libation 1o2, The
Mate io5. Black Art lOI, Magic l0l, Phiora
Third race. six furiongs-Auna Day IS, oberon
90 Azora %. Toupee 81. Santon 100, Florentine
ioo Rogcoe l07 Don Domo 100, Envoy li2.
Fourth race. steeplechase, short course
yooidesIer I25 st. volna I2s. Battle Creek
DIiion i3s Subador 14s. Profitable $50.
Fifth race, I'VE and half furlongs- -Elector-
rean io2, Friendship i02. Helniuth l07. Warner
sixth race six furlongs. selling-Cygnet i60,
Intense I02 Lilwina 105, Capitano los, AngIeta
Sercnfh race, one mile. selling-Begonia So.
Sheriff. 90 ID. G.. Taylor so. Mac Lynch 81.
Moccasiu Maid 81. Dudley 93. Fast Flight 96.
Prank BIZ l0l- Sam Craig log, Docile 107, Lady
Lavish lQ7, Hubbard loe, The Enslishuap Ia.
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Lnfnnia Results.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 3o.-Latonia results:
First race six furlongs-Ruby Right won
Miladi Love second, Minnie johnson third. Time,
l:l5%.
second race Eve and half furlongs--Aveu-
dow won, Granite second, orland Wick third.
Time, 1:0s 3-5.
Third race one mile and a inrriong-Atnena
1855 2-5
Fourth race. handicap; six furlongs,-Lady
Domo third Time, i:14 1-5.
Fifth race. six furiongs-Babe p won, Uncle
sixth race one and sixteenth miles-Savoir
FsIre won. Lady Charles second, Corusnate
third Time i 49,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Te 5raph.
First race-DeeINIa~,. Alta Mcdonald,
NOolen.
second race-Ioretta H, Biucher,
Magic.
h Third race-santon, Don Dome. En-
Voy.
Fourth -race-Prohtable, John Dillon,
Subador.
IIfth raee-warner .GrfnweII, EIee-
torine, MarmOrean.- >:
sixth race-Mum, Lidyvtnn. CaPitano.
seventh race-Subdard, The English
man, Dudley.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
nv Fred p. MuIhnIIand. ::

BY Fred Z. MuIhOIIand.
First race-Lugano, MeRden, Doc
Craig.
second race-eueen Cup, Tom Kings
ley, NfGorosO. =:
Third race = Youth, Black Eyes,
Southern Lady III.
. Fourth race-ExPedient, Iras, Water
cure. :.
Firth raee-Merry-Go-Round, Legal
Form, Integrity.
sixth race-aiontana Peeress, Follow
Ne, DfxciIe.
seventh race-Harbor, JacI1fuI, Miss
May Bowdish. - -~.'..:
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wINpsoR SELECTIONS.

B4 the New York Mdfning Telegraph.
= First race-operator, Miss Leeds,
Nervator.
second race-Sweet Kitty, French
Empress, FIeetfnE Star.
Third rsee-ChsrIfe Eastnan, Matte
BumppO. .AurOceiver.
Fourth race - Retieent,. oratorian.
ScalplOclz-
Fifth race-GIimmer, JacomO, TaHa-
ger.
sixth race-OIeasa,- sonnet, st. Noel
Seventh raee-VeEtryman, The Bor-
Eian, ireland,
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
Alameda for Old Game.

ALAMEDA, Aug. 3O.-The athletes
OF the Alameda High School are op-
posed to the Rugby style OF football
and have decided to adhere to the old
intercollegiate game and enter a team
in the Academic Athletic League this
season.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
SAN FRANCISCO.
SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Calif a, BY Brown 2 Bases
on balls-On Calin 1. OF Hildebrand 2 Two
base hit-MeHale. Three-base hit-McFIale
Double plays-Sweeney 10 Lister: Henderson 10
Sweeney TO Lister; Wheeler to Williams Sacri-
ice hits-Mohler, Sweeney. McCredie Mitchell
Lister. Stolen bases-Spencer. Mitchell Me-
Credie. Hit BY pfrcher-Walthour. First base
errors-Portland s. San Francisco 3 Left on
bases-Portiand s, Saa Francisco T. Innings
pitched-By Brown rs. by Hldebrand 2-S
Basehits-Od Brown Z, on Hildebrand s. Time
OF game hour and 50 minutes. Umpire
Mahafey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
Racing Mt sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 30.-At the
state Fair track today interest CEN
tered in the trotting race. which was
won by wheeler's Bobby Dobbs in
straight heats, Baby Knight second
Sir Carlton (vho deserved to win)
third Best time. 2:31. The race for
PAGERS without records, $500 purse, was
won by Magladi in straight heats, Mar
garet B second, DR.. j. third Best
time, 2:151z.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
oersmen Do Light work.

PUTNEY, England, Aug. So.-The
day being intensely hot, with haze
over the river, Cambridge and Har-
ward did only light work today, prac-
ticing starting and sprinting. A we'll
known oarsman today said that CAM
bridge vastly excelled Harvard in
starting. and that this deficiency may
be costly to Harvard In the race.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
LarnNIA rNTRIEs.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 30.-FolIowing are the
entries for tomorrow at Latonia.
First race, Eve furiones. selling --Callta 81
Woolen 81. Family Talk I02. Decklaw l0z. Prin-
crss Marie i02 Antola l02. Ruskinetta lo2. Dor
eti1 Scott l02. Banellen Io2. Mira lQ2s Sander
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
M,y sutton i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3O.-Miss May
sutton, the star American woman ten
mis- player, arrived today. She will
participate in the tri-State tennis tour
ney. which opens next Saturday and
will continue week
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
OAkL.AND.
RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS.
STNNfARY-
Two-hase hit

Three-base hit-Heitmuller Two-base hit-
Smith. Sacrifice hits-Cates. Heitmulier First
base on called balls-Oh McGregor l. or Gates
2 Struck out-By Gates = Double PLAYS
Doyle to Hogan; Franks to Heftmuller Del
mas TO Cartwright TO Hogan. Time OF zame-I
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31

jury yesterday returned verdict that Mrs.
Nellie Whearty, who was suffocated by falling
into Iavatory nt Mission Park. came TO her
death through negligence on the part Of the
relief committee IN not providing proper safe
guards.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31

Harvard has arranged for full course
trial tomorrow, paced by a crew Of
oarsmen from the London Rowing
Club.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-31
Referee Siler Asks for Timekeeper
to Toll Off Fatal Ten Seconds.
BY Edward Clarke.

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Good Things

At Leonhart's restaurant and cafe,
l334-133S Fillmore street Concert to
IL p. m. Ladies' grill upstairs.
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of the secreces and condolences which usual
ally offer the guess and feel that it be proved that Cans and
and that the $4,000 interest that the Borean has in the
way obvate the results of accident that might happen
management of the black fighter.
The realization growing that George Sier is here
square There has been talk of gun play OF nchng
of Ser has been against conversation of this
He the Fitz-Maher episode in Mexico, when
supposed carry brace Of guns and evil bent He
60 when there amount of wild talk that might be
the ring He has been elsewhere where the publ
been intimidation of the chosen judge
through with flying and reputation untarnshed
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defeat the Dane.
today Nolan
On made Tex Richard that the
delays
will be
An OF to
Godfed financial Suan denial anything of the kind