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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
LAST OF RANCHO DEL PAso
HORSES REACH NEW YORK
Famous breeding Establishment Must
Live Hereafter in the Success of
It's Produce.

NEW YORK June l3.-The special
t-aln from California, which left J. B.
haggins breeding farm. Rancho del
Paso, last week. arrived a a sale pad
dock al Sheepshead Bay yesterday and
UnlOaded the ZIG yearling thorough
bred horses that comprise the last
shipment Of horses ever 70 be made
from the once famous Rancho del Paso
here mas Deen an annual sale for the
past nineteen years and many great
nOrSes have been led into the ring.
The horses occupied seventeen cars
and Were accompanied by men from
Haggin's regular staff OF stud groons
with John Mackey in charge. All the
youngsters arrived in good condition
They Will be QUartered at the stable
Of the sales company until the sale
which viii begin Thursday. June al
The yearlings are the product Of about
twenty successful stations, including
Watercress, Star Ruby, Indio. Todding-
ton, Royal Flush. Montana, Goldhnch
Golden Garter, Bassetlaw and Darebin
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
WOMAN ACCUSES
MORGAN JUNIOR
Says He Had Her Sent
to Sanitarium and
Detained.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


NEW YORK. June 1S-Mrs. Ellen b
Williams. who was arrested some
weeks ago. charged with annoying
some of the members Of the firm OF
j. P. Morgan & Co.. when II was limited
that she was afiicted with mental
troubles. walked out OF Judge DelgPos'
branch OF the Supreme Court today
free woman She was brought from
the sanitarium at Whitestones Long
Island. on a writ OF habeas corpus
Mrs. Williams is q matron OF prepos-
sessing appearance. She was gowned
in black. with white lace about her
throat and on her hat. Seated beside
her was her son, who occasionally
joined in the conversation. She made
the following statement:
The fact OF this matter is that
am the victim OF conspiracy. IL Is
an error to charge ]. P. Morgan, the
elder. with any part in the scheme,
but ]. P. Morgan Jr. and Charles
sptred to have me adjudged insane
and deprived OF my liberty. was not
legally arrested. No warrant had been
Issued for my arrest. / was decoyed
TO the Office OF ]. P. Morgan q Co. by
letter written by former Assistant
District Attorney William Rand Jr..
who was evidently In the employ Of
gan's office on March IA and saw Mr.
Rand. Then two other men came up
to me and / was forced into cab and
taken to Bellevue / was kidnapped
That Is the truth. And j. P. Morgan
Jr. set the machinery In motion.
'Iteis Charles Steele who is respon-
sible for this whole thing. He has con-
spired against me and I can prove IL.
They said in the original commitment
that I had threatened to shoot Mr..
Steele This is not 50. What / did say.
and will say again. is that any man
who conspfres, as Nr. Steele has done.
to deprive widow and an orphan OF
their rights ought to be shot"
Attorney Bien called Judge Delgros'
attention today to the fact that no
warrant had ever been issued for the
arrest OF Mrs. williams. and therefore
insisted that her detention was illegal.
Judge Delgros took this view of the
case and ordered her discharge
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
MRS. JIM CORBETT INJURED
Bf FALL FROM A SURREY
Vehicle Is Overturned and the Boxers
Wife Is Hurled Ont on
Her Head.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Mrs. James J.
Corbett, wife of the former pugilist
was badly injured in a runaway acct
dent near her home in Bayside, L. l.
this afternoon. Mrs. Corbett was on her
way TO the railway station in a surrey
and when turning out of the driveway
leading from the Corbett place the
morse sWerved and tilted the vehicle
Mrs. Corbett was thrown out, strik-
ing her head on the macadam roadway
Friends who were in the house saw the
accident and went TO her aid finding
her unconscious. The injured woman
was carried into the house and q doctor
was summoned. Mrs. Corbett's shoulder
was dlslocated and her face and head
cut and bruised. The wheels of the sur
rey passed over her left foot Her con-
dition is considered serious.
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Yorric a Latonla Winner.

CINCINNATI June 13,-The racing
at Latonia today resulted as follows:
First race four and q half furlonRs--
Moselle won, Forward second, Gabble
third. Time, :57
Second race, seven urlongs-Clyde
won, Piatt second, Jigger third. Time,
1892 4-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Joe Coyne
won, Tocolaw second, John English
third. Time, 1:1S.
Fourth race stseplechase, short
course-Lights Out won, Otis l. second
Warchief third Time, ali 2-5.
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-
Yowric won, Friction second, Bud Hill
third Time, ST.
sixth race, seven urlongs-MatadoI
won The Pet second, Clifton Forge
third Time :32 1-5.
Seventh race one mile-St Tammany
won, Monochord second, Intense third
Time, 1:47 1-5.
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FLIPFLAP IS ASURPRISE
AT GRAVESEND TRACK.
Daughter Of Handspring Turns Form Somersault and
Beats Harry Payne Whitney Perverse Ceverly.
Betting Foreshadows the Outcome, Wild Plunge on
the Winner Cutting the Odds In Halt

1O7, Bouviac 10. Charlie Gilbert LOG. My Bcs-
sic li2. Glimer 1l5.
Malta Bouviac and Charlie Gilbert Gard
ner entry.l
Fifth race one min, selling-Utah 1Ot. sta
tactical 90 j. H Montgomery l02. Lady Stew
art 97. Oak Leaf 102, Kings Guinea llO, Glen
Lonely 1O7.
Sixth race six furiongs-Azelina 1lO. Sam
pan no. Away i01. RuStayat lO3- L0upiana
112, Midas 1c4
HAMILTON SELECTIONS.
BY the New YORK Morning Telegraph
First race--HIghiEnd Fling, widows
Mite, Gertrude r.
second race-Caper Sauce, Suitry,
Nonsense.
Third race-Rob Alone, Apteryx, I'm
Gle Reuben.
Fourth race-GIfmmer, Gardner en-
try, Eamsack-
Fifth race-NfnSs Guinea, Oak Lesf'
SGltry.
Sixth race-Axelins, Loupania, sam
pan.
Weather cIear. Track fast.
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NEW YORK. June 13.-Fliphap. a
three-year-old chestnut flly by Hand
spring. easily defeated Harry Payne
Whitney's Perverse. winner of the
ladies' stakes, in the Gazelle stakes to-
day at the Grvesend track. T. a.
Benefits representative made all the
running and won pulled up by two
lengths. The stake was worth s2S00
to the winner.
The result Of this race caused no end
of dissatisfaction among the race
goers. Long before the race was called
the betting foreshadowed the result.
PerVerse opened favorite at four to five,
with FlipAap at six to five The prices
had scarcely been put up on the book
makers states before there was a great
rush to bet on Flipfap. The big
plungers to a man, many of them wear
ing clubhouse badges. pushed and
showed. trying to place wagers at six
to FIVE. They bet thousands of dollars
on the daughter of Handspring at these
odds and never stopped placing money
until they had forced the bookmakers
to cut To three to Ave.
The form players, the men who are
Influenced by the showing of the horses
in their races, stood by in amazement
while this wild plunge went on. Per-
verse they knew had won her last
race. while Flipfiap was badly beaten
by Ormondale and Whimsical on Sat
urday. In that race Flipf1ap stopped
adly at the end of seven rurlongs.
How could she beat Perverse over
mile and a sixteenth? they asked. Soon
ugly rumors were in circulation re-
garding the special condition of the
two horses.
Large fields were the rule in nearly
all OF the events. Some of the events
contained twenty or more starters.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs-Al Powell
won, Blackmate second, Halton third
Time, 1902.
Second race. steeplechase, about two
miles-Knight of Elway won, Giengate
second. Tom Cogan third. Time
Third race. mile and a sixteenth
Accountant won Garnish second, Max
mar third Time, 1:47 3-5.
Fourth race, the GaZelle stakes, mile
and a ixteenth-Fl!phap won. Per
verse second. Meddling Daisy third
Time, 1:4S
Fifth race, about six furlongs-Right
and True won. Arklirta second, van
Ness third. Time. l 10 2-5.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
Yankee Gun won, Elfan second, Moyea
third. Time, ;07 As.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. one mile. seIling-yestryman 1e4.
Redwood II 1os. Floss S 7s. Pauline Boyd IS.
dosha lS 81. in,eriisht Flight s2. Long Bright liz.
Fred Priesmyer lO4. Stroud 10l. DR.. Hart los.
Dalesman los. Bugier los, Reyeille Ill.
Wonder 100. Water silk 100. Floral Queen
100. Antola 100. Quiddity 100. Wild Violet
100, Mattie Mick 16s. Lady Arion Ios, Dainty
Thiri race. six fu-longs ssIing-zinda 1o1.
Lidwina 101. Lansdown lo2. Happy Jack lo3,
105, Ingoith.ht leo. Butinski io6. MOhave los.
Revolt 100. Ralbert 100, Roscoe l09 Bonnie
Prince Charlie l12, 81. George Jr. ia, The
Engishmsn 116.
Fourth race. six f,riongs handieap-The
Clansnan 90, Concert 90. Alcar 90. Edith May
106. Braden IG6. Tocolsw 100 Robin Hood 12s.
Fifth race. FIVE furlongs-Prince Ahmed 101,
lol. Dinondo 100. Roger 5 1ol. Old Hon
esty los. LexOline 1GS, Judge Treen 11S.
Sixth race. one ana an eighth miles. sell
ing-Matabon 81. Max so, The Mate %. Adesso
92 Daniel 90. e6, Little Elkin l03.
Creei Io4, Doub.e lo9; Brsdley's Pet 100.
Seventh race. one mile. selling-Tinker 90.
CAM Cambridge eg s2 RS6nen sS o. Pesud o 81 Gal
rich lO2, Erla Lee 1o2. knowledge 1O3. Adgur
lod. Gladiator 107 Norenda III. The Gadny
110, Careless Ill, Blue and Orange III.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Interlight, NeOdOsha,
Longbrfght.
Second rnce-Dainty Dame, Matte
Mack, Antola.
Third race-Revolt, Roscoe, InEOI-
thrift.
Fourth race-Robin Hood, Brandin,
Concert.
Fifth race-LexOline, Old Honesty,
Seal.
Sixth race-FonsOluea. Juba. Daniel C.
Seventh race-Cnreless, Gauze, Rubi-
non.
Weather rainy. Track sloppy.
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INFANTILE MORTALITY
ALARMS GREAT BRITAIN
National Conference Under the Presi-
dency of John Burns saeets to
Consider Question.

LONDON, June 13.-The abnormal in
fantile mortality in England has led
to the summoning of a national con
ference which met In London today
under the presidency Of John Burns,
president OF the local government
board.
s"In the days when there were no
canned meats and children were fed
naturally" said Burns, there was no
such sacrifice OF child life"
He believed he would be well within
the mark in saying that 100000 lives
are sacrificed yearly through neglect.
carelessness and ignorance. Drinking
among women Burns further declared,
Is one of the most serious questions
which confront Great Britain. This
is daily Increasing the mortality of in
fants under five years of age and con-
stitutes a national reproach demanding
immediate attention. he declared.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
WANTS BIC RACE
To BE FIXTURE
Commodore MacFarlan Of Hon
olulu Has Broad
Plans.
Yachts VIII Start in the Fu-
ture From This
Harbor.

Los ANGELES. June 1S.-Before the
start of the ocean yacht race from
san Pedro TO Honolulu initial steps
were taken 10 make the race an an
nual event If the plans as suggested
by those interested are followed. the
contest viii be over a course from
san Francisco 10. the Hawaiian Islands
Instead OF from san Pedro.
The plan was suggested by Commo-
dore MacFarlane OF the Hawaiian
Yacht Club. who commands the
schooner La Paloma. the defender in
the race now in progress. He proposed
10 the other yachtsmen that they be-
gin a campaign the purpose Of which
win be 10 interest owners Of sailing
craft al all the larger ports along the
Pacific Coast in an annual race 70
Honolulu. with possibly return races il
there are = sufficient number of en-
tries. He has gua- eed that the
Hawaiian Yacht Club i offer a tro-
ply OF sufficient value and beauty TO
tempt yacht owners. and he proposes
that the yachtsmen who may enter
such contests viii find a hospitable
welcome in Hawaiian waters.
It is the desire Of the club to stimu-
late interest in yachting and 10 attract
TO these waters some Of the best yes
seis in the world 1t is believed that
a score or more OF yachts could be en-
tered IN such a race next year. in
Guiding vessels from Portland the
cities along Puget Sound and those
above the northern international
boundary.
san Francisco is 70 be the starting
point OF future races because that port
Is the logical headquarters of the
sport o. this coast II. H Sinclair,
owner and skipper OF the Lurline, and
c. /. Tut owner Of the Anemone.
have promised TO enter such a race
next year. provided yachtsmen in San
Francisco viii also enter
M2cFarlaae asserted that he has as
slrances that there viii be at least
Ten vessels entered in next years race.
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SIXTEEN MEN FAN THE AIR.

SEATTLE, June 13.-Rube vickers
struck out sixteen men here todov
making the coast league record for this
season. Eleven famed in the first Ave
innings. Not hit nor a run was made
on his delivery until the sixth inning.
when three hits and a walk came in
row and gave the visitors their two
runs. Seattle scored three times in the
nrst inning, hits being combined with
wild throws by Mcclellan and Dillon.
Many Of the hits made off Stelz were of
a scratch order, but with men on the
sacks the Seattle men came through
with clean bingoes and cinched the
runs. The score follows:
SEATTT r
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WANT To |NDICT
WESTERN UNION
Grand Jury Committeeman Cen
sure Methods Of Cor
poration.

The committee of the Grand Jury ap-
pointed to investigate into the methods
employed by the telegraph companies
in the transmitting and receiving of
messages during the calamity period
filed a report yesterday cersuring the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies. In the report. which is
highly caustic, the people who gave
messages and did not receive proper
service are advised to enter suit for
damages under the provisions of sec
tion 22Os of the Civil Code.
The committee recommends that the
Grand Jury return an indictment
against the officials OF the Western
Union Company and that copy of the
report be sent 70 President Roosevelt.
calling his attention to the actions OF
the Western Union-for what particu-
lar reason the report does not state.
1t is also recommended that a copy
or the report be sent to the Federal
Grand Jury, urging them to take ac-
tion on the same. and to look into the
feature which appears to US to be a vio-
latlon or the Interstate commerce law
and violation Of the statutes concern
ing carriers OF messages and such fea-
lures as should result in the forfeiture
of the franchises of the Western Iynion
Telegraph Company
The committee estimates that at least
$l,000,00O was collected by the teIe-
graph companies in all parts of the
world for messages growing out of the
San Francisco calamity The commit
tee believes that the company commit
ted the grossest fraud in maintaining
Its sign purporting TO be doing a tele-
graphic business, when in reality 1t was
taking the peoples money and sending
messages by messenger or by mail"
Frank Jaynes OF the Western Union
company admitted on the witness stand
the company's inability to handle the
business on account OF poor wire faciIt-
ties. most Of the service being turned
over to the Government officials He
admits the sending OF messages by mail
to Oakland that they might there he
wired. but says that many messages
became lost through transmission in
the malls He states. however, that
every person who paid the Western
Union a dollar for which no service was
rendered will get his money back.
The committee states In its report
! further. that although it's system was
crippled. the Western Union continued
Ito accept messages far in excess OF
/ what it was capable of, handling and
/ also says: The Western Union made
/ little or no effort TO quickly repair it's
damaged system. Many messages
which were received in San Francisco.
addressed to persons in the unburned
district were not delivered.
The entire length of the censurfne re-
port is directed at the Western Union
more than at the Postal Telegram oh
Company, 1T being stated that the for
mer company did by far the greater
/ busine-s in message handling.
The members OF the committee who
conducted the investigation are F. H
Wheelan. E. w Joy and MYRTLE Cert.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Frank Rafael Signs To Fight.

VALLEJO juno 1S,-the Y,t.m Ath-
letic Club has signed Frank Rafael ef
San Francisco. forme ~ the sparring
partner of Jimmy Britt, for y twenty
round battle with Young Dempsey"
of Peoria, H.. to take place in this
city either on the evening of June 2s.
or in the open air on the afternoon Of
the Fourth of July. Both men have
started training. Much interest is
shown in the bout, as Dempsey"
whose name is Ward, claims. TO have
fought a draw with Battling Nelson
The weight is 135 pounds at o'clock
Claud Hammond of Napa will meet
Young AtteIl" Of Vallejo in four
round preliminary
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Bunaio Racing Results.

BJFFALO. June 13.-The race today
resulted as follows:
Six furIongs. selling, three-yearo olds
and up-Slickaway (105) won. Racine
II 102) second. Earl Rogers (1o5)
third.
longa-Lady Vera (112) won, Lucy Ma
rie 900 second Karoly (9D third.
One mile. sellin g--Cadichon (93) won.
Anna Smith (96) second, Brait (9S)
third.
Maidens. two-y year olds, four and a
half furlonSs---Sellie Racine 1o2) won.
Triumphant (105) second, Boola GOD
third.
Six furlongs. selling, three-y ear olds
and up-Realm (9D won, The Borgian
tfO5) second, The Musketeer (l1O)
third.
one mile selling. three-year-ol and
up-ThistIe Ho (11S) won, Secret (10o)
second, Tavanes (100l third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
MINERS MAKE DEMAND
UPON IDAHO JUDGE
Release of fts omciaIs Upon
Reasonable Bail.

DENVER, June I3.-The Western
Federation OF Miners convention today
adopted resolution addressed to
Judge Smith OF Idaho demanding that
he release the imprisoned Federation
officials at once on reasonable ball A
resolution was adopted making charges
Of disloyalty against Alexander Fair
graves Of Mount Helena Miners Union,
Montana. Fairgraves is president OF
the Montana Federation Of Labor. Steps
viii be taken, ii is said, to expel him
6rom the Western Federation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
frankie Nen Returns Home.

frankie Neil, the bantam weight
champion. arrived last night from the
East and will depart in a few days for
Los Angeles to prepare himself fos his
mill with Abe Attell that is. scheduled
Neil was accompanied 20 California by
his father. Jim Neil, and oy the noted
second, Spider Kelly, Both men report
that the fighting game is poor ii the
vicinity of Now York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
ALAMEDA BOAT CLUB NAMES
IT'S VARIOUS RACING CREWS
Selects the Oarnmen Vino VIII Defend
It's COlOrs I'm Fourth of July
Regatta

ALAMEDA, June 1S.=The Alameda
Boating Club has selected its crews 10
take part in the annual regatta on
Lake Merritt on the Fourth of July.
They are as follows:
Senior Barge-E. 3. Thorning. c. 3.
Schwede, Frank Shay. Crosley McCon-
nell; coxswain, Carson Donnelly
lntermediate-H Nielsen, H Hess A
Rittig, George Pastel; coxwafn, Dom
Relly.
Juniors-F. Hay, r. Merriman, H
Pastel, H. Sephton
DoUbles-F. Shay, Crosley Mcconnell
=. B. Thorning and c B. Schraede.
Senior Skiff-Fred Ayers
Junior Skiff-Ed. Hanson.
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Hs,,Itop RacIug ResuIts.

HAMILTON, June 13.-Six furlongs.
selnng-Governo O-man 102) won,
Nimble Dick (110) second, Koenigen
Luise 10O) third.
Five furlongs- 102)
won. judge Nelson (113) second, Jerry
Sharp C0T) third.
SIX ongs.--Charlie Eastman (10e)
won LaPnoelIe t11o) second. Moon
raker (115) third.
Mile. selling-Azelina (1G2) won.
Clara Dee G12) second. Sheriff Bell
109l third.
Five and a half urlongs-Picroon
113) won. Lagolden (116) second. Oak
leaf t106) third.
Mile. selling-Ezra (s2) won. Sheer
GOD second. Marimbo (S7) third.
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HAMIT.roN ENTRIEs.

First race. six fslriongs. seIling-Saueezer los.
Miriam w l02, Runic lc2, Monte Carlo III
Gertrude 100, JOHN O'Grady 102. Dixie An.
drews 81. Operator 80. Widows Mite 100.
Highland Fling 1os.
Second race. seven furloaxs-Lulu You,g
104. Goggles &C. Jimmie Maher iO1, CapeT
Sauce ia. Sultry 103. Nonsense 1O6 On, Yive
100, Stoessel III. Ogontz 100, Blue Miracle III
Third race. one and three-quarter miles
steeplechase-uncle Reuben 142. Madoc, I42.
Gearhom l45. Apteryx 154, Bob Alone l56.
Fourth race. five furlongs. the Royal Hotel
s+akes- Kamsack 115, Lucy Marie 1i2. Malta
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Boxer Joe Thomas in Chicago.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Joe Thomas
of San Francisco, accompanied by Har
ry Foley, who left that city en- route
for New York, turnes back when they
heard OF the report that boxing was
off here for the present. They are now
located in Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14

SAN PEDRO, June 1S.-The Sailors
Union of San Pedro this morning called
off all of the crew of the steamer Nome
City, which came in from Redondo last
night 10 discharge a cargo of lumber.
There was no disturbance. All of the
men except the licensed officers came
off The steamer will have to remain
here until the strike is settled, or else
be towed out of the harbor and to some
other port by tug
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
UNKNOWN STEAM SCHOONER
RUNS INTO A BARB<EyTINu
The Jane l.. Stanford Is Severely DAM
aged While OF Astoria, to Which
Port She Was Bound

ASTORIA, Ore, June 13.-The five-
masted barkentine Jane L. STANFORD
was run into by an unknown steam
schooner last night. There was no loss
of life on the Stanford.
The Stanford was thirty davs ,t
from Guaymas and was making for
this port when the collision occurred
The tug Wallula went to the rescue
of the Stanford and will tow her into
port
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Negroes Held I'm Bondngc.

ST. LOUIS. June 1S-James e. Smith,
prominent planter of Staunton. Mo-.
was arrested today by Federal officers
on the charge of peonage. The accusa-
tion is that smith and others, for whom
warrants have been issued. have been
holding negroes in bondage and max
ing them work on a swamp land plan
tation In New Madrid County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Permit. for Boxing.

OAKLAND. June 13-The Reliance
Athletic Club was granted a permit
today to hold a boxing tournament
July 8.
The West Oakland Athletic Club was
granted q permit for June 19.
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RurFALo ENTRIEs.

First race. six furlongs, selliag. maiden two
year-o,ds and upward--Tokioka 100, Perry Nc
Adow 1o2. Mcscal 100 Billings 100 The Scot
Io5, Romping Girl 100, Grace Curtis lib. Olive
Leaf 100. Ancient Witch 100. Topsail lo2,
Anlmesis 1O5 Dave Lewis no, Cay Lark 11S.
Second race. one mile, selling. three year
dds aud upward-Attrsction 90. Birmingham
o. Beknighted 1o5. Thomond 112. wierdsone
1oT. Pinta co. Raviana 81. Miss Rillie 97.
Hyperion los, Silver Wedding So, Emb1rrass-
ment 109
Third race one mile. three-year-old fllies
aud nares-Ticke 90. Cutter Ill. New Mown
Hay III, Society Bud IS. Incantation III.
Hera Sc, Miss Hswley SS.
Fourth race five furlongs the Iroquos--
Gromoho l02. Etheou 1l2. Wing Ting 115,
Jack Atkins 122. The Abbott 112, Orphan
Lad 112.
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Arthur Cum
mer l09 Silver Wedding "a, Cutter 10S. FL
lott lie. Bette Bouncer 91. Greville 96.
Sixth race, four and half furlongs, selling,
ms iden two-y tear oids-Grace Kimban f0e,
KaroIyi 112. Melting 1O9. Tan Bark 100. Cava-
tina ie4 Captain Hale 112, Belevole 109. FL
licott 1nT Prince of Orange l09 Barinquen
100. Kitty Walter 100. Ponemah 100. Pepper
and Salt 109. Frank Renner 112, Excuse Me
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
EarnNd rune-GentrIe
Stolen ba ascs

Earned runs-Seat1le @ Stolen ba SOS
Kane, Bernard, Gochnauer. Sacrifice
hit-Kane. Two-base hits-Kane. Hail.
Yickers, Mott. Bases on balls-Off
Vickers 2. OF Stelz g. Struck out-Rv
Vickers l6, by Stelz g. Passed bali
Eager. Left on baaes-Seattle s. Los
Angeles 8. Time of game-1:5O. ITm-
pire=Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
FInds Message From the vaIenc,.

VICTORIA, b. c.. June 13.-Collector
or Customs John Newbury today re-
ceived a letter from the Rev. c. Harri-
son of Masset Inlet, on the northern
coast of Queen Charlotte Island. re-
porting the finding or a scrap of paper
written IN female handwriting. pur-
porting to have come from the Valen-
cia. Part of chartroom, five barrels
or liquor and other wreckage from the
Valencia was found on Queen Charlotte
Island.