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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
BY Associated Press

by associated FreSS
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Fair
grounds results:
Three-quarters Of mile, selling
Schoharie won Hannibal Bey second,
Paul Clifford third. Time, 1:16,
Five-eighth of a milestone r. Hill
won, Jerry Weinberg second, Butter
cup third. Time, 1:02 3-5.
} Three-eighths of mile-Glen Roy
won, Mamie * second, Bertmont third
Time. :37 4-5.
Mile and 20 yards, New Year handi-
cap, $1,000 added-HollowmaS won, Ben
Holder second, Lieber third. Time,
1:H AS.
One mile-Phil Finch won, Horserad-
ish second, st. Valentine third. Time,
1:43.
Three -eighths of mile-De Orc won.
Frank Schram second, Black Band
third, Time, :36 AS.
Mile and an eighth-The Regent won,
DR.. Hart second. Auromaster third.
Time, 1857 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

finally, but wheeled as the barrier
flew
William Walker sent Ebony, which
was recently ruled off for inconsistent
running, after the long end of the
purse in the Rose selling stakes, but
Marshal Ney, coupled with Ebony, took
up the running and secured third
money. Ebony was bumped out of II
at the start and was last for the first
three-quarters, finishing seventh.
Banker made his initial appearance
of the local season in the stake race,
but only received one call, when he
was third away from the post.
The Huguenot changed owners again
Yesterday. j. j. McCafferty bidding
him ND to $500, at which price III. b.
Wittenberg refused to further protect
his entry. The Huguenot was twelve
years old yesterday, but If he can con-
tlnue to run miles in 1:41B with the
ease of his performance In winning the
fifth race ne viii outclass many Others
that are pulling down purses more
regularly.
The high winds which prevailed dur
ing the afternoon had an appreciable
effect in the time made by the winners
in each race.
Jockey Buuman rode his first win
ner of the local season in the sixth
race scoring with OudOn. Bullman
was once one of the greatest in the
country, but experienced an indifferent
success last year. He expects TO re-
gain his old time form before the AS
cot season is ended.
Miller had a bad day Of 1t, having
mounts In every race and riding in the
money but once. getting second place
with Freesias in the initial event.
Barney Schrieber owns one of the
Greatest breeding establishments in the
country and has bred some of the best
performers on the American turf In
recent years. Barney usually names
his horses after personal friends and
his entry in the baby race today, Tony
Faust, is named after the catering king
OF st. Louis.
John w. Gates, the millionaire-turf-
man. will be seen at Ascot within a
Few DAYS II Is said. Gates expects 10
snend several weeks In Southern Cal
ifornia and is an enthusiastic supporter
.of the sport or kings. He is also in
terested In one of the most valuable
stables now racing at the local course
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Webster Challenges Dalton

Kid Webster, who has fought sew
eral preliminaries In connection with
the recent bouts at the Maud junction
pavilion. is desirous of meeting kid
Dalton or Benny Wagner at 122 pounds.
Webster has given a good account of
himself in the prelims and is confident
that he can put either Dalton or Wag-
ner away. He is willing to post side
bet
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

by Associated PresS'
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. City Park
results:
Mile and three-sixteenths selling
Big Bow won. Tapiola second, Little
Wallie third. Time, 2:05 1-5.
Three furlongs, Observation-Disclosures
won, Little George second, Bonart
third. Time, 36 1-5.
Steeplechase, short course-New AM
sterdam won, Lord Radnor second,
Onyx II third. Time, 3:17 AS.
New Year handicap, mile and half,
$1250 added-Harry Stephens won, At
tila second, Miss Rillie third. Time,
2:37 As.
Five and a half furlongs, handicap
Annie Davis won, Emergency second,
Brush Up third. Time, 1903 1-5.
Five and half furlongs-Benson
hurst won, French Nun second, Weber
Fields third. Time, 1909 3-5.
Mile and 20 yards-Beeeher won,
Cambridge second, Oddoletta third.
Time, 1 as.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Specials to Play Woodmen

The Seventh Street Specials defeated
the Hillsides by a score of to 2 yes
terday afternoon. The Specials will
play the Woodmen team at Pasadena
next Sunday. Seigal and Beaver form
the battery who are to work against the
Woodmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

to winner $525 Winner h. oddfeow Annie Clark Owner
oudon 2h to place to show Weithof & to place even
moved up fast final eighth and going away Welt
hon finished with rush Anona finished fast Same of
Apprentice allowance
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and his $4,000 beauty, Lotus. is among
the string.
S. M. Williams purchased Rubric
from II. l.. Jones yesterday after the
latter bought the winner of the Rose
selling stakes for $1,000. The terms of
sale were private, Williams is so far
ahead of all other winning owners that
Rubric viii not be considered a neces-
sity In his stable, hut the game son Of
Mirthful will be valuable addition to
the racing sctock owned by Williams
James Curl and bride arrived in Los
Angeles late Saturday afternoon from
Kansas City and are stopping at the
Hotel Ascot on Central avenue. Curl
refused to notify his brother as to the
time Of his arrival and the latter did
not know of the arrival of the bridal
couple until twenty-four hours later.
On their trip to the coast Curl and
bride were passengers on the Rock ISL
and train which was wrecked at Ell
Paso last week, but both escaped with
out injuries. Curl was the busiest man
in the city yesterday saying "what'll
you have, boys?" They all required
bubble water at "a per-
D. w. Wilson, a prominent turfman
lli lIlc WGpl anu OF Jockey
Louis Wilson. one of the best light
weight boys developed in the last three
years, yesterday filed a protest with
the jockey club against the payment
of any purses won by Anona to IL. l.,
| Jones. Wilson asserts that he is the
owner of Anona and that the
horse is being raced In the name
OF Jones without authority. This is
the outcome of Misunderstanding be-
tween Wilson and his trainer and it is
probable that the affair will be
amicably adjusted in a few days. VIII
son is confined to his rooms at the
Cecil hotel with an attack of fever, but
expects to bring his entire string and
his son to Ascot within few weeks.
His son Louis won the New Year
| handicap on Phil Finch at New Or
| leans yesterday and Is considered one
OF the best lightweight riders in the
country.
| Jim Curl purchased Varieties yesteT-
day for 81, ,250 after the consistent run
ner finished second In the Rose selling
stakes. IL. l.. Jones recently secured
Varieties from William Walker in a
selling race. Curl Is trainer for several
OF Jones' horses and owns "a formid-
able string Of racers Varieties will
make the Curl string one OF the
! strongest at Ascot.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Yesterday truly day Of long shots in the @ division
opened the by winning at 20 to Capable in
the held 100 to third after being
at post. Mabel Holander the second
Blanche C. second The Huguenot
at 2 to the fifth and Oudon at to the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

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The difference in time made by the
winner of the first race and the stake
race is only three and one-quarter sec
onds for the same difference, which ex-
plains the difference in class of the
fields And yet there are many sea-
soned race-goers who argue that class
cuts no figure in the result.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

There was a great shout of joy from
certain section of the grandstand
when Mabel Hollander galloped home
IN the baby race at 100 to l. A bunch
or seven pikers who seldom attend the
races made up pony pot of 81
each and placed it on the Slower fiIly.
! Bubble water was the mode of celebra-
ton after the ticket was cashed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Tme-i@ Start good Won drivingi second handly third
driving. Lucrece liked the weight and track and made
great stretch run pounf had no excuses Vgoroso made
good showing. Albemare showed Improvement but
Place and show beting-Luorece TO and to Bounufu
to and to O. Vigoroso show 30 to Scratched-tip-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Weight stopped old Homestead in the
hrst race. After setting the pace at a
good clip until well into the stretch.
the aged campaigner throwed up the
sponge and finished outside the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Capable exhibited a high degree OF
racing capability in the first race on
the card by getting left at the post
and running into third place. The ride
given the horse by Jockey Pico was
nrst-ciass and stamps this boy as one
of the best at the track.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Oudon may have been bought by E.
p, Beatty for the insignificant sum of
S2OO, but he does not run like a 5000
Morse. He has won two out of three
starts at Ascot.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Borel rode his first race at Ascot
yesterday and has the distinction of
winning on his initial appearance and
sending his mount first under the wire
at the juicy odds of 100 to l.
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finally, but wheeled as the barrier
flew.
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stsepIechase Today

Another good card Is framed up for
today and the feature event Is a toss-up
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Banker made his initial appearance
of the local season in the stake race,
but only received one call when he
was third away from the post.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Tme-2b :491s, t16H. 1;G, 80 At post minutes; of
Owner Pocatello Stable start good Won driving; second
and show Capable 10 to show. Field, c to s. Damse
urging but mot good enough Capable with rush last
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Harry Slower won his first race of
the Ascot season with Mabel Hollander.
his candidate in the baby race, but did
not cash on the victory except to the
extent of the amount of first money
as the stable did not support the filiy
in the betting.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Blissful was left at the post In the
fifth race. turning as the barrier was
sprung. The fault was all with the
horse, as "Commencer" Dwyer twics
held the other horses In perfect line
while trying TO get the Bonsack mare
away 10 an even break. She lined uu
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

AscOT

ASCOT, Jan. /, i9O6-Presdlng Judge, A. w. Hal
3torter Richard DMYer Mealher clear Track fast.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

OHo FOURTH RACE-Mile and eighth. New Year han
%VS dicap 5000 added
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

"Puddn" Mcdaniel put up an excel
lent finish on Masterson against Don
Domo in the third race and had the
Holland colt not swerved in the stretch
he might have been first under the
wire, as Don Domo was tiring fast.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

S3O FIRST RACEone one-sixteonth Four-year-
Wv olds and up Selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Tme-14sl Start good Won in hard drive of three. Bu
chanan best but was tring at the hnish Dixie Lad
closed Sheridan did his
Place show beng-Buchanan, to and to 8. Dixie
10 nd , Sheridan. show, Scratched
-Langford James. Bird of Passage. Hugh MCGOWAN.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

0hn SECOND RACE-Three flronss. For two-year-olds
~VV ods and upward Purse sl0O
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Time-112 Start good. Won easily; second and third
Mcrath had the foot of the Santa
ran up to her workouts Rey Del Mundo couldn't get up
Others nothing Place and show bettingTom Nc
Grath and out Santa Ray, to and to Rey Del
Mundo show, out.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Time-:36A Start good. Won ceverly; driving HUI
mada workouts Clements closed with rush
will Marion Rose Grace @.
Agatha r. nearly all the Place and show
betting-Humada, g. Clements, and
Marion Rose show, to ScratchedWoolma Tawasent tha
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

qGS FIFTH RACIi-Mle and a sixteenth. Selling. Fo
%VO four year-ods and upward. Purse Si0G
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

700, Ti%e5:2i :sS At post of 215, Value winner
good Cd Won Won handy second easily Hoapder 70 place
show oyerweghtBanche e. lbs Holander had enough
closing strides. Esther 3. finished with rush
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02

Time-1;ilA stat good Won easily; second and third
driving PnkertoL the left
doubt Instructor was away none too well and ran a nice
count Place and ;how betting Pinkerton, to 10 and
Delagoa, Scratched
-Pontotoc Romaine
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
TO SCATTER MARAUpERs.
Rural Guards May Have Battles With
Disturbers.

Havana, Oct. 27.-As the result of
continued despredations by numerous
small bands of insurgents in Santa
Clara province, Brigadier General Bell
has ordered the 18th cavalry to occupy
the towns Of Santa Clara, Esperanz,
Cienfuegos, Cruces and Santa Do.
mingo, taking the places of the rural
guard garrisons, which will then be
released TO pursue and scatter yhe
marauders. This pressing into serv-
ice of the rural guards is in accord.
ance with Governor Magoon's policy
not TO use American troops in the
suppression Of disorders.
For the purpose of relieving dis.
tress Of small planters in the province
on Pinar del Rio caused by the re.
cent cyclone, Governor Magoon auth
orized the free distribution of 1000
pounds OF tobacco seed.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01

gallons Of claret, and can drink half
of II at once
you are certainly the most stupid maN
! ever met up with" said the irst as he
rolled the keg over with his foot.
And you are nothing short of horn
fooll' retorted the other as ne rolled thu
key back again.
minute later their language had BE-
come so abusive that they rushed upas
each other, and they were engaged In
lnmbasting each other for keeps when Tn.
Carter returned for his lost ke,s and bore
1t away. Having bestowed many bloss
and kicks upon each other. the COM
batants finally separated, and MS a Peas-
ant came out OF field the first appealed
TO him:
My friend, will you not agree win
me that the key contains old Ryef''
He must surely agree win me that
It's contents are claret," observed the sec
ond
But there is no keg," replied the Peas
ant, the Carter having carried Il away
For your Information, however, WIN
state that II contained cider vinegar, boa
you Will not even get any OF that"
MORAL,
He who quarrels with his luck will end
In having no luck ut all.
JOE KERR
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
FOUR KNOWN DEAO-lN
KANSAS CITY FIRE
Eight others Are Missing, Two Fat
ally and SO Others Injured.

Kansas City, Oct 26.-Four per
sons are known to be dead, eight
others missing, two fatally injured
and so are more or less seriously in.
jured as the result of the fire which
destroyed the chamber of commerce
building at Kansas City, Kansas,
early yesterday morning. Only one
body has been recovered from the
ruins, that of d. R. Young, aged 62.
1t is known that Charles A. Lynch,
laborer and the infant son OF
George A. Sparks are had, but their
bodies have not been recovered. ].
F. Barnham, a wagon maker, died at
a hospital yesterday as the result of
injuries received.
1t was stated by the Kansas City,
Kansas, fire department that three
bodies are positively known to be in
the ruins. 49,,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
HELD FOR DEATH
OF SIX CHILDREN
Proprietors of Brotherhood of Light
Farm Charged With MansIaugh-
ter.

Pagosa Springs, Colo, Oct. 26-G.
c. Rose and Mrs. Winnie Wheeler,
leaders of the Brotherhood of Light,
who conduct a home for poor children
on farm near Arbeles, Col, were ar
raigned before County Judge Caldwell
here yesterday on charges of man
slaughter in connection with the
deaths of six babies on the place.
They waived examination and were
remanded to Jail until they can fur
nish bail. The charges were made
by an agent of the state humane so
ciety, who alleges that the children
were fed almost exclusively on yege-
table diet and were practically
starved to death.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
METCALF DISPATCHED TO
INVESTIGATE JAP BOYCOTT

Washington, Oct. 27.-Secretary
Metcalf of the department of COM
MERGE and labor will go to San Fran.
cisco today to investigate and make
a full report on the situation as af-
fecting the Japanese there.
The decision was the result of cab
met consideration of the situation CT
the Japanese of that city, both as to
the matter of the exclusion of Japa-
nese children from the schools pro-
vided for whites, and alleged abuse of
japanese restaurant keepers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
Gram Dealers Wined and Dined and Fixed
Prices for Farmers
Exposure OF Lawbreaking PostprandiaIs
Causes Sensation
Witness With Jumping-Jack Memory
Chased off the Stand

Didn't you do that?"
Wells insisted that he had not
done so.
Was not that your distinct effort
in answering the questions?' per
sisted Lane.
mo SIR" replied Wells.
Didn't you in every way try to
evade and avoid answering the ques
tons of Mr. Marble, (the commits
sion's lawyer put to you at the time
when asked in regard to the fixing OF
prices?"
Fired From Witness Stand.
Wells started to make some ex
PLANTATION when he was dismissed
from the stand.
Ward G. Case, who was said tc
furnish price cards to members OF
the state association of grain dealers
was called and Intercepted in detail
with respect to the cards. He was not
certain about much of the informa
ton he disclosed, and denied any ar
rangement with the Cereal club.
The witnesses and the facts dis
closed by the testimony in the hear
ing yesterday were to the effect that
the Grain Dealers association is max
ing fight against the farmers ele
vator, which is not member of the
association and has penalty clause
by restricting the terminal market
when possible; that extensive pooling
arrangements have existed and now
exist in Iowa, which control the
amount of business done by Compel
ing elevators; that prices of "regu
lar" elevators are governed more OF
less by card issued here by Ward G.
Case. that this card formerly was the
result of a weekly discussion and
frequent votes of members of the
Des Moines Cereal club; that Secre
tary Wells and members of the Grain
Dealers association regard this card
as the basis for prices to be paid the
farmers; that independent elevators
are forced into the pooling arrange
ment with the line elevators on pen
atty of losing business by price man
ipulation
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01

Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 27.-Sen-
sational incidents marked the offer
ing of testimony before the inter
state commerce commission here
yesterday, relative to the fixing of
prices for grain by the Des Moines
Cereal club for members of the state
Grain Dealers association, and the
pooling of the elevator business at
many Iowa points. After several
members Of the Cereal club had tes-
titled that they could not remember
that the organization had ever voted
to fix prices for grain, r. w. Harper
testified that as a guest of the club
he had often attended its banquets
and meetings, which were held at the
Grant club weekly, and that after dis
cussion of prices a vote of the meet
ing was taken on motion, by the pre-
siding officer, George A. Wells, secre.
tary of the Grain Dealers association,
and expressed by lifted hands, as a
basis for quotations for the ensuing
week furnished to members of the as
ISOLATION of Ward G. Case of this
city.
Commissioner Lane gave the mem
hers of the Cereal club, who had
testified that prices were not fixed at
meetings of the organization, oppor-
tunity to amend their testimony,
after Harper left the stand.
Secretary Wells took the stand on
this invitation and said that he had in
tended to testify that he had not put
motions of this character at every
meeting of the club and was about to
proceed with further amendments
when Commissioner Lane, leaning
quickly over his desk towards Wells,
created sensation by the inquiry:
Liar Refuses to 'Fess Up.
Didn't you try to mislead the com
mission on that point?"
Wells said that he did not.
why did you testify as you did,"
continued Lane. Did you not try to
create the impression in the commits
sioners' minds that there was no fix
ing of prices and that nothing was
done to fix prices at these meetings
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
ONE OF THE GREATEST TRACE
DIES OF THE SEAS.
WORK OF THE HURRICANE
Houseboat Full of Railroad Workmen
Cast Adrft and Dashed to Pieces
in Storm-Six Get Upon Rude
Raft, One Jumps Overheard and
Five Are Rescued.

Norfolk, Va, Oct 26.-Counting the
minutes, which seemed to them to be
but few, intervening between them
and death, bruised, bleeding, hunger
ing and athirst, five men adrift on a
bit of wreckage, off the Florida coast,
saw Que of their companions, whose
sufferings had driven him mad, throw
himself into the sea to death and not
long afterward the ship which was
coming that saved their lives.
The five survivors of one of the
greatest tragedies which has ever
occurred on this coast were landed
here by the British steamer Heather
pool, which arrived yesterday.
These survivors with about -
Others were constructing a viaduct
for the Florida East Coast railway,
through Florida Keys, and were
aboard houseboat No. 4, anchored on
the coast the night of October L.
The hurricane which swept the coast
struck the housebosf about l O'Clock
in the morning of October IS. and it
broke adrift. The houseboat soon
afterward foundered and all the $50
men aboard were thrown into the
sea. The houseboat was dashed to
pieces by the waves.
Many of the men were killed by
heavy tirabers which struck them as
they were struggling to escape. Six
men dashed together two timbers and
neea On this raft until on e became
mad from suffering and injury and
threw himself into the sea.
On the morning OF October 1s, Cap
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01

rooned' at a farm house over night.
A class party was held at the home
of Miss Elizabeth Elias, in the town
Of Genesee, near Wales. tn students
making the trip on a hayrack. When
it came time to go home the pole to
the wagon was missing and a diligent
search failed TO locate it. The stu
dents were Obliged to remain in tie
country all night, securing quarters at
neighboring farm houses. In the
morning the missing pole was found
standing upright on a haystack.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED.
Posse of Citizens Successfully Chase
Safe Blowers.


Cadiz, O., Oct. 26.-After a desper-
ate encounter between a posse CT
armed citizens and officials on one
side and six alleged bank robbers on
the other, the latter were rounded UP
yesterday at Jewett, and brought TO
this place, where they are now in
Jail. The men are charged with hav-
ing dynsmited the safe of the First
National bank of Bowerston Wednes-
day night. The report of the explo-
sion aroused the people of the town,
and the robbers, who escaped on a
hand car, were pursued by a posse.
who captured them. The safe Of the
bank was wrecked, but the robbers
got no money.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
Don t Do 1t.

One day as two Travellers were passing
along highway In company they dis
covered keg that had fallen from a
wagon without being missed.
Il was just wishing ior drink OF old
Rye. and behold. II is at handr' exclaimed
ono.
And | was thinking OF claret. and the
gods have brought me gallons OF iti-
added the other
But, fool OF man, you have only ms
look at the key to see that IL IL Rye"
FOOL In your teeth II you have noe
learned TO know claret by lts smell Ten
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-01
LIttle BOY klIls irwin Rrother.

Springfield, H., Oct. 27.-whiIe
playing soldier yesterday, Charles
Coffee. eight years old. shot and
killed his twin brother. Robert. The
children are sons Of Cyrus Coffee, re-.
siding near Hillsboro.