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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29
Interest Centers About Jonathan Club Handicap,
for Which Eleven Entries Have Been Made
Many Famous HOrsemen Are Gathered

up again. He can make 1O3 pounds and
will ride as a free lance.
Herman Radtke, the crack rider, ar
rived at Ascot from Oakland yesterday
to report to his manager, Ed Peters
Radtke will not be allowed to ride
until the stewards of the Eastern
Jockey club give him new license, as
his license was revoked for an alleged
bad ride on Tommy Waddell at Jamai-
ca this fall.
H. C. Lund has fast filly in Com
mida, daughter of the late lamented
Commando. He also has Playlet and
the good eastern jumper Castalian.
The assistant starters, j. Beckley and
Spike Shannon, formerly of the New
York baseball club, can be seen school
ing horses every morning atasAscot
Spike Shannon is also an ex-pugilist OF
some renown.
Has Select String
Bob" Or. Al Smith arrived several
days ago with a string of twelve.
Among them are Maxnar, Comedian,
Royal Ben, Green Seal, Leila and a
number of yearlings. Jockey Finn will
do the riding for the stable and will
also accept outside mounts. Finn rode
quite a number of winners on the
eastern tracks and horsemen predict a
good future for the boy in the hands
of such good trainer as Smith. c. F..
Clark owns some of the horses in the
Smith string.
T. Harty, who is now in the employ
of Mike Sheedy is one of the best
lightweights at the track He can ride
at So pounds, and as he has a good
ex-jockey to look after him possesses
an excellent chance to win the riding
honors.
w. o. Joplin, who will look after
c. Koermen's mounts, has a small but
select stable now at the local course.
Told You Is the meal ticket of the
lot.
Jockey Kent who rode with great
success here last winter and around
the eastern and Canadian tracks this
summer, will have a leg up on Willie
Gregg, Kamsaok, Arimo and Kirkfield
Belle this afternoon. Kent can ride at
95 pounds.
W. Preston will have the mount on
the Following horses this afternoon;
Don Domo, Rubicon, Budapest, Azora
and Blue Bottle. This boy has good
seat, fine pair of hands and is pos
sessed of cool head and will be n
good boy to follow this season, as he is
again of the able trainer, Ort New
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29

bears watching.
The second race Is a very open affair.
Bill Curtis after his long let-up will
be one OF the choices and II he is
ready should be returned the winner.
Oratorian Is horse with a lot of class
and has been working well enough to
be close UP at the finish | Told You,
with Koerner in the saddle has a very
good chance, but Is not here long
enough to become acclimated.
The probabilities are Bill Curtis, Ora
torian and Told You.
Kilter has only to run one of his
good races to win the third event on
the card. He likes the distance and
also the small field as he is slow be
ginner. Kamsack, with Kent I'm the
saddle, should be the runner up. El
Cazador should beat out Budapest. for
third money. Watch the betting on
Napa, as he Is reported to have worked
we'll
If Elhn King runs as we'll as he did
when he won at Agricultural park last
week he Will be hard horse to beat,
as he has lot of speed. Dan Collins
has been working well. Prince Magnet
has the foot of the party but seems
faint hearted when caught and quits
Is unreliable. They might finish In this
order: Elhn King, Dan Collins, Prince
Magnet.
Blue Bottle Pimkn and Kirkheld
Belle have the sixth race between them,
and 1t would not be surprising to see
them pass the Judges stand in this or
der. Maxim Gorlty and Miss Fidgity
might prove troublesome
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29
SECRETARY 9ODEN
CATERS TO PALATE
OF HORSE LOVERS
BY IRVING b. .CLEMENT

Secretary Boden has arranged very
attractive card for the opening day at
Ascot with the Jonathan hilndicap as
the feature. Some of the best horses
now stabbed at the track are entered
for this event and picking the winner
will not be very easy task. as the
weights have been allotted to make the
finish a very close one.
OarSman, with Harris In the saddle.
will be a hard one to beat, as he has all
ways shown a liking for the Ascot
course. Ed Ball is i'm the pink of con-
dition and should be a close contender
all the way.
orilene win have Drolette, boy of
little experience, in the saddle. but as
the filly is a free runner the rider will
be of little hindrance. Gorgalette
worked mile In 1;42 Monday, and IL
she runs to her work and her Seattle
form Will take a lot of beating.
Arimo, although a -year-old has
shown in his eastern races that he likes
a distance and should be troublesome.
FL Otros ran some good races In the
middle west-one a mile In 1:39-but
prefers a heavy track. w. II. Carey
has been given a special prep for this
race. and If he exhibits some OF the
good form he showed here last season
VIII be hard horse to beat as he will
be piloted by that little crack jockey,
Finn.
Supreme Court ran some good races
In the summer but seems to have
trained off. Stilicho and Alzora have
an outside chance. l Told You will
probably be scratched. Considering
riders, form and workouts Oarsman
should win with Ed Ball second and
Orllene third.
Pantoufie In the first race looks to be
In soft spot and IL anywhere near
to her eastern form should have no
trouble to beat Don Domo. Toupee
easy third.
Waterbury Is fast two yeaE-old ana
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29
Cornell Wins intercollegiate
Y AssOciated Press


PRINCETON N. j., N0v 2S.-Cor-
nell won the Intercollegiate cross coun-
try run today defeating Pennsylvania,
Yale Harvard, Columbia, Princeton
and the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Pennsylvania was second,
Massachusetts third, Yale fourth, Har-
ward fifth, Columbia sixth and Prince
ton last Out of the forty-nine men WHO
started, there being seven entries from
each college, forty-five finished. The
distance was six and one-half miles.
Captain John Eisele of Princeton,
who was a hot favorite for individual
honors I'm the race, became temporarily
blinded after he had run four miles.
Elsele was running well at the time,
but was unable to see and had to be
led to the gymnasium. The trouble
was due to paralysis of the muscles
of the face with which Eisele has been
affected for several years. He was
leading Jones of Pennsylvania by 100
yards when he was forced out of the
race. Jones finished first, his time be !.
ing S5,2S S-5.
Beck OF pennsylvania retired at the
end Of the first lap with broken
ankle.
Cornell scored 22 points, Pennsyl-
vania 25, Massachusetts Sc, Yale n
Harvard 7S, Columbia 1922 Princeton 1875
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29
j. S. c. MAY PLAY
INDIANS TO-DAY
SHERMAN MEN WILL ARRIVE
THIS MORNING
What Is Expected to Be the Best
American Football Game Of the
Season viii Be Contested in
the Afternoon

What will probably be the last i'm
portant game of football this season
will be played at Fiesta park this
afternoon when the Sherman Indians
meet the University of Southern Cali
fornia at the American game.
The Indians are scheduled to arrive
In Los Angeles early this morning and
from all reports should be In the best
Of condition. U. S. c. has trained
fautlessly for this game and have
high hopes Of downing the Sherman
players.
1t Is also reported that large crowd
of followers of the Sherman Indians
are accompanying them and things are
likely to be very lively when the teams
meet this afternoon. For weeks the
football enthusiasts have been count
ing on the coming game and are ex-
pected to pack the park
Last year the Indians were the most
feared team in the southern part of
the state and now have no idea of
going down to defeat before one of the
old Vanquished.
Coach Holmes of the University of
California, while not saying much |
about the game, thinks that his team
will be the winner. The Indians have
practically the same lineup as last
year, but Holmes figures that his men
will have the advantage, as Sherman
mas played but one game this season. |
Captain Scholder of the Sherman
Indians has put his team through a
thorough course of training and they
are now in condition for the game of
their lives They have very fast
set of backs this year and area hoping
for dry field to assist the speedy
men.
U. S. c., realizing that the most inn
portant game of the season is before
them, have been preparing for this
game for some time and now are in
the finest possible shape for the game.
1t was decided late last night that
Traeger and Hamilton should act as
the referee and umpire, the third man
being done away with. With both
teams in such fine condition and pull
ing like hounds at the leash to be into
the fray what is hoped to be the best
game of the season will take place
today.
1t is possible that there will be a 1
few changes in the lineup of both
teams, but the lineup as given out
last night will for the most part stand.
U. S. c. has been rather weak in the
line in the last few games, but recent
changes have strengthened this and
now with the aid of a set of strong
backs they will be ready to give the
Indians the hardest fight of their lives
The lineup as given out last night is:
SHERMAN. II sc
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-29
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The evening world., 1906-05-08
RICHLY DRESSED BABE is
ABANDONED IN A SALOON
Police Hunt Lady's Maid Who Deserted Pretty
Infant, Evidently the Child of
Wealthy Mother.

back 10 serve her and was rather sur
prised 10 see that she was apparently
iadys maid and that SHE carried a
beautiful child. richly dressed and only
II lew days old
Pretty young kd for this weather, -
said Curiey. The maid. q s,ight blond
naircd Little thing, be:omlngly dressed
In black. with small hat ana veil.
seemed much distressed at the alton
tn she had excited. ana replied that
she only had the child ou. FOR a b.t Of
air she then asked for glass OF
D-er = tlm!d Wy, and Culley brought
,he drink, and the woman gave him a
30 bill, She said She had nothing
smaller. and Curiey changed g.
Another woman known as Old Mary
nobody knows her real name-camc
In and sat near the maid She called
Tor gin, and after drinking It lapsed
into a doze.
The next thing that Curley heard
from the rcnr room was wall Then
he heard mans voice say, WAY
the hell don't you take care OF the
kid He went back and found a
driver shaking old Mary" by the
shoulder. The baby wrapped in its
nucry and tiny shawl iay on the
table next the wall
1T was sure peach KID said Cur
ley TO-DAY
she had taken on every mark on
where it came from the woman
hands were neat and l saw dozen
house keys when she opened her
purse
The evening world., 1906-05-08

There IS 10, OF mystery about ten
day-old baay girl leN by maid in the
rear room OF 4 saloon at No. 40 Second
avenue last night, The child was
dressed IN the most costly of baby IN
cry from ,ho top Of It's imported lace'
cap to It's tiny silken shoes It is the
belief OF the police that the infant is
The child Of some woman OF wealth and
prominence and that she las adopted
the most successful tactics woman
could select who desired TO be rid OF
child without discovery.
The oniy hope Of the police In tracing
the Identity of the child Is to discover
the mald who brought it 70 the shabby
uttle rear room and thca. after buying
q drink. left her charge and disap-
peared in the throng The child has
bcon taken 20 Bellevue Hospital The
physicians say 1t is one OF The strong
est and most beautiful children that
has ever como under their observation
ana that 1t VIII 1.-Two.
That the desertlon was carefully
piannad rs ev1,at from the exaotness
with which it was carried out The hour
was timeA 30 minute whsa the s'loon
would be nearly dos"rtci except FOR a
few az tho bar IN front
PATRICK Cnriey the proprietor was
dispensing drinks. when he saw q
Young woman enter tho room lie Went
The evening world., 1906-05-08

Brandt, prosperous merchant but she
prieved constantly for her husband. one
day she disappeared. After searching
for her for weeks she was located IN
the old home In Hester street She
said she had gone back to wait FOR
her husbands return
Finally her children persuaded her TO
leave and make her home with them.
They were employed and there was
money In plenty But Mrs, Steir vas
unhappy Three months ago she dis
appeared again While her children
were nt work she had moved n scanty
store OF belongings back to Hctscr
street. where she rented two little
rooms The children could not per 'uade
her away this me. She talked strange
Is nf her husband and insisted they
should bring him back 70 her.
\ month ago Rnhlnowlt2 gave his ten-
ants notice to leave. All oheycd but
Mrs Stcir. She refused 10 go Rubino-
wltz does not care to put her out by
force. The house is being torn down
about her head, but she holds the fort
with her door locked. The landlord 5
only hope is that hunger may compel
her 10 leave
The evening world., 1906-05-08

ilons and adding 10 the funny lines but
IS yet he has found it rs hard to get
a man for the role a & Is TO find I
needle IN hays'ick
Les, th- ordinary playgoer doubt that
looking or Mary Brown or. Toe
crest street Cleaning Department In
ycsusauon' i one OF the most success
ful comedies on Broadway. We urge
him TO attend There are lots OF good
scat= IN Tie gallery and u is clean
show Ia spite OF the undertaking
comedy
The whole AFFAIR Is more in the nature
II Jolly family party than arvhlnE
else. Everybody laughs cheer.uily but
Alderman Gr.fenhagen, who. as chair
man OF the committee looks a. sd as
a man who has sat on q broken bottle
Marrone. the man whom Mr. WINS
is trying to prove trims the city while
trimming the dumps looks solemn. too.
but be g. well paid to do taat, and i. ).
observable tia; De wears loose sleeves.
givins hin ampl. opportunity 10 laugh
up them HIS partner MolinelA looks
rather tragic during the hearing and
The evening world., 1906-05-08
PERKINS CASE
AGAIN ARGUED
IN THE COURTS
No FeIonious Intent Tenor
of Argument in Appel
late Division.

Argument was heard by the Appel
late Division of the supreme Court
this afternoon on THE appeal OF George
". Perkins from the decision ot jus
uce Grocnbaum d,smlssing writ oi
habaes corpus by which Perkins is Try
ing to avoid the charge OF grand l'f-
ccny. holding that h.s svins NV
Yo.k Life funds Tor political purposes
was no crime
Justice Patterson. who presided 90
day. warned counsel That unlA tW' hIA4 IS
would he given % the case ana thrf
could divide the time.
EN-Judge N lllam y cohen began the
argument Tor MT. Perkins. WHO was a'7o
represented hy Lewis l.. pclAneId tnd
Howard >. Cans. In opposition 20 tAc
appeal there appeared lts r.ct-Att'Iie3
Jerome and Samuel Cuteiins e..
Judge Cohen began With a rec tai OK
the main facts IN the case. ana tAeh
without felonious intent there Is no
thcft. The felonious intent Is fact
to be proved Before the Mas stFa g
who issued tgle warrant Ias jurisdiction
IA such a case there must oe rcas n
able pyoof ~ suca felonious intent.
submit there is no sufficient legal ctl-
deuce IA this case TO JUSTIFY the Ni6ls
trate IN assuming jurisdiction
My iirst v0.nt rs th4t t.e at was
done openly and avoWedly Further
this property Was taken for the use
and benefit OF the true owner II, now
ever. that contention b. held trroue-
GUS and the ju lSiueut OF the officers
wrong. then a ciyl action for the re-
covery OF tiie money used would
properly follow But ilat does not
imply felony. lie also arsued that p3-
Mti-al contribution by trustees ot ecy-
poratilus WAS not az that time ieTol4-
den by laws.
But. after all" he said. "the chief
ques ton is one ot intenf Ana there
IS absolutely no proof o: telon!ols In
Mr Jerome followed. He said in
part
''Such an expenditure as ihis contri-
button II It had been hrusght TO Tie
attention of he courts. would no douui
have been prohibited bS injunction
"The plt.y holders ot oils company
dift,r widely In their poAHeM views
To take the property OF tause polity-
zeal party. TO take the money of pr
sons whose families Will have 20 rely
upon IL FOR support 70 acFanee tAv
Interests OF "a party {. which tlrF are
opposed is contrary 10 the VII .lc iuu-
damental ethical concepts of ih.s coM-
munit.
Mr Jerome said lie would conceic
that felorious intent mast ne SIN bile l-
cd but he said u maintain that
il is SUFFICIENT 20 prove a'g U
moral erl, a certain quantam ~ w.rk-
cd mind. 20 prove that there N-4e faluu-
ious intent maintain TINT ttc re-
latur did what was uallW 80 se. Ira
shat be has been shown 90 save been
a ran fully compc cat 90 Know i'a
Nj f.a,emeyer followed NJ Jerome
I'VE save Mr PerSrs- assert on t-at
IN. paymert wus for the benefit o. 'ae
aorpauy But this is a bare assertion
without proof u nitht W n.ide tAs'
The evening world., 1906-05-08
BOARD TO VOTE
S2,000,000 FOR
POLICE STATIONS
Direct Result of Evening
Worlds Exposureofthe
UnSanltary Con dltlons

Tho Fin1ncc Committee OF the Board
Of Aldermen VII, today recommend the
appropriation Of '2,co.oo0 ;or the pur-
chls< OF additional l9nl ana eonstruc-
ton or new poles Stations This IS a
small sli9e against the sll0o,op0 de-
mInlel by Commissioner Bingham but
II is all that could be done a. tlis lime.
ana Is only lntea1ei as s,art.
THIS ~ direct result OF the expos
ures oi The Evcalns Norid ass 10 the
wre ched unstiAlagy condition OF the
old anG di lpid station houses IN
MauhAttan ami some parts OF BROOK
5n Otner appropriations Wii doubt
less be made as the Work progresses.
Al tAu same time the conlA.Ittce viii
decline TO make appropriations by the
Issuance OF sptclal rvN unue bonds for
tne increase IN the force asked by Gen.
Bins aam ~ the last meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen Al that time the
Commissioner pracUla4Iy put IL up 10
the state OF disorder mat exists In
many parts OF fHc city. He lntimIted
that he would not be responsible FOR
The preservation OF order and the pub
lc safety in certain sections unless he
had at least -,Vp additional policemen
For the equipment OF these lac askcl
for the issungce of special revenue
bonds FOR 81 ns0p0 for the payment OF
additional salaries. 2l2,G66 to pay IN
crenses in salaries of patro.mcn ad-
yanccd or promoted. and $4,000 tor the
purchase and maintenance OF nd1l-
tion1l horses.
The Finance Committee VIII lisallow
these amounts. not on the ground that
they are not needed. but that the city
has exceeded It's limit as 10 the special
revenue bonds. y balance OF $sUu,0N
or special revenue bonds authorized last
year stlll remain unissued. while the
present years allowance OF 100000 Is
nearly exhausted. The committee takes
tho position that the Board has no All
thoriW 10 make the issue requested
The evening world., 1906-05-08
CAS1ELLANES
CANNOT MAKE Up,
DIVORCE GOES ON
Countess Anna Will Push
Case to Speedy End
Boni Not TO Contest.

PARIS. May sJrhe conclusion OF the
elections permitted the Cas,eliane case
to be taken up to-day Tor final in
quir.es as to tho possibility OF re-
conuilauon between the Countess Uor-
merly Anna Could and Count Boni
This was considered to be a fovmallty.
as the parties are not disposed TO be-
come rcconciled
After the present proceedings the
tCountess revised bin viii be nled and
the papers served
Tile lawyers expect that in future the
proceedings VIII move hriskly and that
the final decree VIII be rendered with
out contest
As the parties We're no, prepared to
pro eei with the case the nearing was
further postponed
The evening world., 1906-05-08
WHALLEY is SET FREE.

Harry l., Whaley who was arrested
carly on Friday morning in the Day
and Night Bank appeared before Magis.
trate Wahlc IN the Centre street Court
to-day charged with raising check
of the city of New York from 81 To
$3.50 Oc1 Although Assistant Chamber
lair John Campbell. Assistant Deputy
Comptroller Hubert l.. Smith and Gus
tnv l.. Wlmerdlng. night manager OF
the hank, all appeared IN court. nc
complaint was made, and the prisoner
was discharged
The evening world., 1906-05-08
F|NANC|ERS To
REBUILD FRISCO
HOLD MEETING
E. H. Hartman Due To-
Day Will See Others In
tereSted in Enterprise

4 company to raise preliminary
loooc1o0 with which 10 build the new
san Francisco IS now n process OF
formation in New York. II Harri-
man. WHO viii be tae principal figure in
the enterprise. which properly may be
called IN agent or a brokerage com
pany. & due In Ncw York to-day lie
vii. attend a conference os the others
ln tie enterprise tomorrow morning.
and IT "a urobabie that articles oi ia-
corporation Will be fled tie nrs. Of
next week
Frank A. vandc,lip. vicc-Presllent
OF the National City Bank. explained
to-day that the figure ot Noomo,o0o Us
merely used as a basis: ;hat PROBABLY
much move money VIII be required. and
that holding bonds of the new comp my
might reach the enormous sum or $780,.
| oo,co. a; least. Mr. Hartman IS be-
iovcd to have stated thar So0oN.noo
could be prontn5ly Invested in The CON
s:rucuou Jf the New san Francisco.
First Meeting Held.
The FIRST meeting Of the promoters ot
the corporation was held yesterday In
,ho offices OF the United states Realty
and Improvement Company. No, III
broadway Senator Ncwlands. % No
vada. H. 5 Black. PrcsIden; OF .he
Uniied states Realty and Improvement
Company Franklin X Lame. of the
san Francisco ReNef Committee, raos
Mage ~ .Ae SAN Francisco Financial
/ Committee. and Mr Nanierlp were
rf.Sent
The evening world., 1906-05-08
NEW RUSSIAN CHARGE
TO EXTRADITE GORKY

MOSCOW May In addition to the
acms1tcn against Maxim Gorky OF On
gleiHe 500 political propaganda tho
Precu.ator has charged him with par
lclpltor In the December uprisin.s
mere, and Il Is rummed that his ~
tradition from the United States VIII
be asked for.