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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
SAILOR Of YACHT
LOST At SEA.
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SANTA BARBARA, Oct 16.-Very
much the worse for a stormy passage
from San Francisco the yacht Royal
was towed into port tonight by a launch
which went to her assistance this morn
ing. The Royal left San Francisco
october 8. the trip to this port being
a long series OF misfortunes
Last Friday morning the yacht ran
into heavy weather OF Point Concep-
cion. and in a sudden swell a German
sailor, one of two men who were
bringing the boat from San Francisco
to San Pedro, was washed overheard
and lost His companion, sailor named
Sam Kenny, cruised around for hours
In an effort to pick up his shipmate,
but was unsuccessful, and finally drop
ped anchor at Gaviota and telegraphed
to this city for assistance.
The Royal was recently purchased in
San Francisco by two Los Angeles men,
E. H. Lauberseim and w. T. Kraig, who
made arrangements with the Corinthian
Yacht Club to have her delivered at
San Pedro.
Kenny took the train for San Fran
cisco a few minutes after he reached
this port. The Royals owners, who ar
rived in Santa Barbara tonight, will
endeavor to get the boat into condition
tomorrow, and hope to sail for San
Pedro.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
MRS. LEMP TO FILE
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Son of Millionaire Brewer
Admits That Wife and
He Have Been Separated
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ST. LOUIS. No. ,>Oct. 16.-william J.
Lemp Jr., who has been the guiding
spirit in the large Lemp brewing inter-
ests since the death of his father over
two years ago, admitted today that
he has separated from his wife, and
expects Mrs. Lemp to file suit for di-
vorce.
The millionaire excepts that incom-
patibility of temper will be alleged in
case petition be filed against him.
The separation came three days ago.
The husband admitted that there had
been series of domestic differences
since their marriage, which occurred
six years ago.
Mrs. Lemp was formerly Miss Lillian
Handlan, and is the daughter of A H.
Handlan, president of the Handlan-
Buck Manufacturing Company Be
cause of her stunning toilets, in which
lavender was always the dominant col
or, she had been known as THE Law
ender Lady. She is of unusual beau
ty and an accomplished hostess.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
MEADOWBREEZE IN.
A R0MP WINS
HANDICAP.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.-The card to-
day was one that had an element of
class. The weather was clear and the
track fast. The six-furlong handicap
feature proved to be little more than
romp for James Arthurs Meadow
breeze. In very lightly weighted, the
Arthur colt looked inviting enough to
attract a play that forced his price
from to 5 to even. With something
the best of a struggling start, Meadow
breeze sprinted away into a long lead
and headed a professional affair all the
way. He was four lengths to the good
at the finish. with Miltiades nearest
him.
First race, five and a half furlongs-Judith
Louise won, Hereafter second, Refined third.
Tine, 1:07 2-5.
Second race, one mile-Hadur won, Inspector
Girl second, Mfnnehaha third. Time, :42 20.
Third race, six furlongs, purse-Miss Ofleious
won, Lightning Conductor second, Fair Fagot
third. Time, lila 10.
Fourth race, six furlo1Ss, free handicap
Mesdowbreeze won, Miltiades second, Envoy
third. Time, lib
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Harding won, Cliff
ton Forge second. Revolt third Time, lbs.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth mies-0rato-
rian won, Arthur GUNNER second, Lazell third
Time, AS
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
AUTOS AND HORSES
ARE TO RACE
IN SONOMA.
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SANTA ROSA, Oct 16.-Considerable
interest has been aroused here over the
coming days racing under the auspices
of the Sonoma Valley Driving Club. to
be held at the Santa Rosa Stock Farm
track on October 26. There will be
several harness races and it is hoped
to arrange for a few saddle horses,
besides the first handicap touring car
automobile race ever held in this coun-
ty. The touring cars are to be run
under the full factory gear and equip
ment and will be handicapped at 81
a yard for price. This means that a
$4,000 car will be handicapped 1000
yards for $4,000 car in the ten-mile
race. There will be no special gears
allowed and the machines will all be
handicapped according to the catalogue
price, so the foreign cars will not get
the benefit of the import duties H. A.
Carlton Is secretary of the driving
club and has charge of all the arrange
ments. There is a movement afoot to
have business houses close that after
noon, so that everybody may have an
opportunity to witness the races.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
CROWD THREATENS
AUTOMOBILISTS.

Four fashionabIy dressed persons.
two women and two men, in an auto
mobile were threatened by a crowd at
the ferry yesterday afternoon after
they had run over a boy on Market
street, near Second. and had hastened
on toward the front without stopping
to inquire how badly the lad was in
5ured- Their victim was George Ret
trecht, newspaper carrier, who lives
at 511z Clipper street. As IL happened
the boy was not seriously hurt, but for
all the gay auteists knew he might
have been killed. for they sped down
the street while he lay dazed in the
road.
The actions of those in the ma
chine so aroused the people who wit
messed the accident that, while some
OF the men rushed to the aid of the
helpless lad, a far greater crowd gave
chase to the auto as it scudded toward
the water front. More than a score of
angry men surrounded the motor as it
came to an enforced stop at the ferry
building, kicked In the spokes of the
wheels and pulled the driver OF the car
from his seat. The women in the auto
shouted in protest, but the crowd was
insistent and forced a policeman to ar
rest the owner of the car. Every ef-
fort was made to keep the matter Sc
cret, and at, the police station the
names of the autoisIs were concealed.
Rettrecht was treated at the Harbor
Hospital, where it was found that he
was badly bruised on the shoulders.
The lad was walking down the street
when struck by the auto, which ap-
preached from the rear. He fell to
the ground, staggered to his feet and
then fell in a dazed condition. By the
time he had been picked up the motor
car was at the ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
NEW YORK ENTRIES.

First race. six and half furlongs straight
course-Prince Hamburg l20. kiamesha l1o,
Comedienne ia. Graziallo 1o5, Sir Lynnewood
los, Frank Lord 100, Rye 81 voorhees, SO, Lord
Lovat 50, Oaklawn 9S Water Tank 80, Mer-
ril Ss.
Second race, three-y -year-olds and up. one mile
Ginette 1OT, Master OF Craft 100, California
King 81 Optician o. Cressina 92 Single Shot
90 Midas 80 Belle OF Jessamine 81 Water
Tank 81. Moonshine 81, Lady Tarantella 81,
Melbourne So.
Third race. the Champagne, seven furlongs,
straight cOurse-W. II. Daniel 122. Ballot 122,
Kentucky Beau 1I9, George S. Davis 112, Purs-
lane 112, Stray 112.
Fourth race, the New Rochelle mile
Deutschland ia. Grapple Ill. Guiding Star 1O6,
Ed Ball log, Security 103 Wes 102.
Fifth race, two-year-olds, selling. seven fur
longs, main course-Animus 10T, Orphan Lad
LOG. Blackmate i06. Ace High 105, Elmont 102.
Kilter 100. Flowawsy l00 Mintberia 81, Gid
81 Lady Vera 81. Umbrella 81, Knight OF
Ivanhoe %. Bright Boy 80. Mariposa 81.
Sixth race, handicap, mile and half-Cairn-
germ 1876 Holscber lis, 0rly II los, Woodsman
%. J. I. DOnOhue 90.
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ers, but McClintick would not stand for
this. saying that he had lot of
chances to get some more money He
Thompson as soon as the latter is
not signed up with someone else.
The latest in the world of fsticuffs is
that frankie Neil wants to tear into
Jimmy Britt. Frankie's dad, Jim, wired
Billy Roche from Boston last night to
the effect that he would meet Britt at
Colma in preference to anyone else.
The day before, Roche telegraphed
Neil asking him if he would not like
to take on Percy Cove, the Northwest
ern bantam. In his reply Neil named
a fancy figure for the Cove match, but
stated that he was Just right for a
whirl at, Britt. Roche does not want
any. such match, so the possibility of
even discussion in this line is slim
indeed.
Al Kaufman arrived from Philadel-
phia yesterday morning and immedi-
ately hunted up his manager. Billy
Delaney, and talked over the coming
fight with Berger. The former Olym-
plan is bigger and heavier looking than
ever, and declares a few days OF ordi-
nary work will make him right. He
will start training this morning at
Golden Gate near Berkeley. This time
he does not intend to do any heavy
work, believing in mild exercise as
the best method OF conditioning a
heavy boxer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
YOUNG CORBETT AND TERRY
ARE CONFIDENT OF WINNING
brooklyn Lad and Denver Youth Are
Ready for Little Nfxup
Tonight.

NEW YORK. Oct 1s.-Terry McGov-
ern and Young Corbett, after four
weeks of hard training. are in condi-
ton Both are confident of success.
Terry says he will put Corbett to
sleep in three rounds. while the Denver
lad predicts that he will have the
Brooklynite on the floor in the second
Corbett is In better shape for a battle
now that he has been in two years. He
has trained faithfully. something which
he has not done for recent events He
has been prepared for tomorrow nights
battle by Alex Greggains, who trained
and seconded him for his fight with
McGovern in San Francisco in 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
NEW PATENTS ISSUED.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-California
patents were issued today as follows:
Charles Adams. San Francisco.
punching and shearing machine Hiram
W. Blaisdell, Los Angeles, system of
handling material; Truston Clark, Po-
mona, watergate; Martin j. Ely, OK
nard, beet sampling machine; Richard
Fincken, San Francisco, beer cooling
device: George Guinther, Covina. fruit
picker's bag; Peter HI. jackson. San
Francisco, floor. sidewalk and like con-
struction Peter ]. Kolich, Oakland
water heating and circulating appara-
tus; william /. Morrow, Stockton. tan
dem steam engine; John H Miles, Ham
mond, conveyor; Arthur r. Noyes. oak
land, linotype machine; Frank e. Pear
son. San Francisco, ore concentrator.
Fritz Rosenstein and w. S. Woolf. Los
Angeles, sweat leather for hats; John
Ross San Francisco, bucket elevator:
Westly Wrubie, San Jose, headlight at
tachment for railway cars, etc. j:
Charles T. Schaffer, Santa Ana, wheeled
base for portable stands; Calvin M
verrill Oakland, fishing reel; Henry
E. Whipplel and III. w. Blaisdell. Los
Angeles, distributor
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
EDsGRANEr
O'BRIEN PUTS OUT
COOLEY AND
TREMBLE,.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 16-Jack
O'Brien of Philadelphia knocked out
two men before the Pacific Athletic
Club here tonight. He put out Fred
Cooley. his former sparring partner
in three rounds. The Quaker wholly
outclassed Cooley, knocking him down
in every round. Cooley landed scarcely
a blow. Jim Tremble, local boxer
he succeeded in putting out after nine
rounds of lighting
In the terms of the match O'Brien
had agreed to put out each man inside
of ten rounds. Tremble fought game
hight and stayed bravely, but O'Brien' s
continued punching was too much for
him, and the last two rounds he was
very groggy. In the final round O'Brien
knocked Tremble down repeatedly, but
the latter took the count each time
and came up determined to stay He
fought back and landed an occasional
punch on the Philadelphia lad, but they
lacked force and did little damage
O'Brien did not have mark on him at
the end of the fighting.
Tremble complained of the decision
of the referee in counting him out
contending that he was on his feet at
the count of ten. Some of the spec
tators took this view of it and the
decision of the referee was hissed The
crowd also hooted sand Kissed O'Brien
on two or three occasions when he
punched Tremble in the clinches, the
men agreeing before the fight to break
clean.
O'Brien was in fine form and showed
to great advantage. It was his frs;
appearance here, and in view of his
coming match with Tommy Burns in
this city Thanksgiving night, his work
was watched with interest. He forced
the fight throughout and his blows
were clean cut His footwork was
marvelously clever and he lodged many
hard swings and punches
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
President of the Fight Trust Ready
to Wage War on Cofroth.

begins like the good old days Ellis with the
Fighting Trust fighting The battle for fair and
principals aowe it will continue till
fighting realm shall enthroned
Graney having his inning and it looms like of those
that he will endeavor the Berger
Kaufman by injunction proceedings Coroh insists pull
ing off the battle a the Pavilion skating rink.
Graney he is fighting for his rights He wants to show
that fighting corporation duly formed under the laws
the president of the said
lease that shall be void.
Graney what authority Coroh
the big skating the president the
rink If
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
CUTS ONE SECOND
AND A HALF OFF
THE RECORD.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-Roseben in
winning the fifth race at Belmont Park
today created new worlds record for
seven furlongs by covering it in 1:22
The previous record for this distance
was 1921. There were fourteen
horses carded in the race. a condition
affair at seven furlongs, over the main
course, but Roseben scared all of them
out except Beauclaire. Roseben won
the race and negotiated the distance
racetrack. The time 1872 clipped
nearly two seconds of the fastest time
ever made on a racetrack for seven
furlongs.
Shaw rode Roseben and sent him
along for a record. Turning into the
stretch Shaw sat down and hand-rode
all the way to the finish. beating Beau
claire twenty lengths. The timers hung
out l:22 and a cry OF astonishment
went up from the crowd, for the time
smashed all existing records for
straight and around the ring. The
best previous time, 1s2SM, was made
by Bella B, at Monmouth Park in 1890.
The reason fo this riding out Of
Roseben was the Aaot that Dave John
son had big bets down on the time of
the race Dick Doggett, a clubhouse
commissioner. bet him $4,000 even
that Roseben would not beat rs and
Billy Dubois bet $4,000 that Roseben
would not beat 1:27.
LOurene, one OF the outsiders in the
betting, won the Rancho del Paso
stakes, the fourth race. The ODD Fell
low colts recent fine form was over
looked by most OF the talent, which ac-
counted for his big price. Tourene
displayed wonderful Improvement and
made his field look cheap. He was
never IN much danger and won in a
canter by four big lengths. Philander
was the nearest contender.
Ideal weather conditions prevailed
and the track was in lightning fast
condition. The attendance was well
up TO the usual high average. Bet
ting was brisk. Results
First race, one miie-ssylor won, Gypsy King
second, Deuce third. Time, 80 10.
Second race, Steepiechase. about three miles
Boundb1ook won, Caller second. Adams third.
lime. 6.17
Third race. six furlonss straight-zsmbesi
won. laDdsmsn second, Clenham third. Time,
1.l2 SO.
Fourth rsce, the Rancho del Paso stakes. six
furl0ngs, aight-Tourene won, Phlander sec
ond, Swell third Time 1:Io 10.
Fifth race, seven furlongs. main course-Rose-
ben won. Beauclaire second. Time 1.22. COnly
two stsrters.)
Sixth race. one and a quarter miles-Sailor
Boy won, Angler second, Orly II third. Time,
2-O6 Is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
DALLAS ENTRIES.

First race. seven furIongs. seIling-Aunt Tibi-
tina "a, Flavigny 81. Pride of Woodstock 81.
Bonnie Prince Charlie 1O2, o. G. Parke 105,
Prince Magnet 10.
Second race. five furlongs-Toots Nook 105, DR..
Hollis lO5 Pity los. Joe Wooten los, Tampa
drome los. Young Pilgrim Ill.
Third race Navigation stakes. six furlongs-
Glendoveer %, Wander Wicker 80. Mary Candle
SO. Merry Leap Year 9S Lucky Nose l0l,
Doric 10l. Jacomo iO1, Jack Gilroy 101, Lady
Allece l03 Balshot 113, Tres Joli 105.
Couple Candlemas and Wicker Scett's en-
try, Gilroy and Allece Woods entry.
o. Stillhunt IO4 Keogh lO4. Niota 104. The
Doctress lO7. Dan Collins 109. Joe Goss 109.
Frank Bell l09
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Bully Boy
93 Marimbo IS, Teddy BrookwOOd 9S. Netting
I02. CreScerton 1O3. New Braunfels 103, Kate
Zitt 1O3 Reg Foster 103. Langford James 1903
Mary Primm Ill Dan Collins l03
Sixth race, four furlongs, selling-Mary Ellen
&c. Jack Hardy as. Joe Stokes 101, Louise Whit
field 10l, Nissa 1O1 Kid Williams 105, The Besl
lO5 Miss Kinecette 105
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
NIeGRO.s PAINTING WINS PRIZE
OVER WHITE COMPETITORS

CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Henry o. Tanner,
2 negro artist. was awar ed the N ".
Harris prize OF $500 yesterday for the
best canvas at the nineteenth annual
exhibition Of American painting,
which viii open at the Art Institute
tomorrow Yesterday at the private
view the art committee of the institu-
tion went carefully over the large
number Of paintings hung and the de-
cision on Tanners Two Disciples al
the Tomb" was unanimous.
The picture shows the faces of Peter
and John before the tomb Of Jesus
with fine light playing across their
features. which are strained with eX-
pectancy, while awaiting the fulfill
ment of the promise that had been
made them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
YALE BEATS CORNELL AT GOLF

HARDEN CITY, L. l., Oct 16.-The
annual intercollegiate golf champion
ship tournament began today on the
links of the Garden City Golf Club
Four teams of six men played the
opening round of eighteen holes match
play today. Cornell being drawn
against Yale and Harvard against
Princeton. Yale made a clean sweep
over Cornell by total team score OF
20 to 0.
Princeton beat Harvard by 15H to
21s points, the only member of the
Harvard team to score being Templeton
Briggs. who finished 8 up on w. T.
West of Princeton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
SURGEON IN HASTE;
PATIENT DIES.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16.-Dr. Charles
Freedman. one of the surgeons in
charge of the receiving hospital at
police headquarters, was arrested this
evening on an indictment by the Grand
Jury charging manslaughter. Bail was
given in the sum of $2500.
It is charged in the indictment that
on the night of August 1s Francisco
Martinez a Mexican. who had been
stabbed in an affray. was operated upon
at the Receiving Hospital by DR.. Freed
man; that DR.. Freedman. being in a
hurry to catch the last car to his
home, superfcially viewed the mans
wounds, and in his haste sewed the
lower bowel to one of the walls OF
the abdomen; that resultantly blood
poisoning set in and Martinez died.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
NELLopY pEFEATs wALCorr.

BOSTON. Oct. 16.-~Honey" Melody
OF Charlestown was given the decision
over Joe WalcOtt. the welterweight, at
the end Of hfteen-round bout before
the Lincoln Athletic Club in Chelsea
tonight. Nearly 5000 persons saw the
contest The men weighed in at 145
pounds. In the first round Walcott
scored a knOckdown before Melody had
really sized up the cClored man. After
that Melody got in more blows and
inflicted more punishment than did
Walcott Melody rried almost eX-
clusively TO land body punches.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
ORGANIZING HIS FRIENDS.
Republican Candidate In Alameda
Forms "Sm0kers'' TO Gain Votes.

OAKLAND, Oct. 16.-George S.
Pierce, the Republican nominee for
County Auditor, has injected a novel
feature into his campaign, namely,
the warming up of interest by a series
of personal gatherings, which bring
out the young men and supply enter
tainment and social life to the battle
for votes. Through the Pierce clubs
smokers" have been given, at which
the political aspect has been set aside
and the personal substituted.
The Forty-eighth Assembly District
Metcaf Club has caught the idea.
Wednesday night at Germania Hall
the club Will be host at a gathering
OF Republicans. George w. Reed,
chairman of the Republican county
committee. will be among the speak
ers. The Pierce Central Club will
hold smoker Thursday evening at
Fruityale.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Fair Calypso, French
Nun, Salvage.
Second race-Tanager, CaIita, Ouardi.
Third race-Charley Eastman, From
tenac, Governor Orman.
Fourth race-CreOlin, DIR. Keith, Lady
JOcelyn.
0rna, Terms Rod.
Sixth race-shining Star, Suzanne
ROcamOra, Prestige.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Prince Hamburg, Sir
LynnewOOd, Comedie1ne.
Second race-Ginette, Optician, We'll
bourne.
Third race-W. H. Daniel, Ballot,
George =. Davis.
Fourth race-GrappIe, Ed Ball,
Deutschland.
Fifth race-Ace High, Mintberia, Lady
Vera.
Sixth raee-HOIscher, CaIrngorm, orIy
III.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
EMMrcK wALLnPs MooRn-

SANTA ROSA. Oct. 16.-Al Emmick
won the fight here tonight with George
Moore in less than a minute OF lighting
A right hook to the jaw sent Moore
down for the count OF eight. and when
he arose he was groggy. Emmiok saw
his opportunity, and shet his left to
the point Of Moore's jaw and the latter
dropped like a log.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
VOLUNTEER is FOR SALE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The famous ola
cup defender Volunteer. which defeat
ed the Scotch cutter Thistle IN 1887. has
been put on the sales list. This boat
was last owned by the late T. Malcolm
Forbes, and has been held by the estate
of that yachtsman since his death
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
CARNIVAL OF BURGLARY
AROUSES NEW YORK VILLAGE
Armed Patrol Walks Streets of Nyack
and Everyone Who Enters
Place Is stopped.

NEW YORK, Oct 16.-No one can
enter the village of Nyack now after
dark without being. held up by an
armed officer and compelled to explain
his business Every outlet of the town
is being guarded in an effort to capture
the burglars who have been spreading &
terror through that and other villages
of Rockland County.
In Spring Valley the streets are pa
trolled nightly by self-appointed Wig
ilance committee. The same condition
of AFFAIRS prevails In Talmons, Suf-
fern, Pearl River and Piedmont. More
than seventy-five houses have been
robbed since last August and in every
instance the burglars have escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
CALIFORNIA CONCERN

CALIFORNIA CONCERN GETS CONTRACT
Washington, Oct. 16.-Bids were opened TODAY
for Portland cement for use on the Truckee-
Carson irrigation project. Nevada. and the Pa
cihc Portland Cement Company OF Colusa Cal.
submitted the lowest bid, 81 per barrel. Z. o. b.
cars at the company's mill. The Portland Ce-
ment Company OF Utah also Did but So IS per
barrel was the best they could do. The con-
Hact will probably go to the Colusa concern
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
DROPS DEAD ON GRTpTRoN

TOLEDO. o.. Oct. 16.-Lewis A Gels
Ter OF Paulding, a senior at Ohio Wes-
leyan University at Delaware, and right
end on the varsity football team. fell
dead of heart disease on the field today
after running down a punt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-17
TO TEST CIVIL MARRIAGES.

MADRID, Oct. 16.-The Bishop of
Badajoz has begun action in the Su-
preme Court contesting the legality of
the doyal decree establishing the valid
ity of purely civil marriages.