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MoRIEY's HOLD IS SHAKEN.
Eastern Baseball Authorities VIII Not
i: Permit Him TO Sell Players.

Eastern Baseball Authorities VIII Not
j.. Permit Him TO Sell Players. L.
OAKLAND, June 1.-Janss F. Nor
ley of Los Angeles. promoter Of bill
tiards and baseball magnate. is. out OK
the Pacifc Coast Baseball League un-
less he goes TO law and can prove a.
claim TO the Los Angeles baseball team
He tried to@sell four Of bis players. se.
of the league and now he fs up
against IL - -. .-..'- ~. -:
5 Bert and Cal Ewing declare that
Morley tried to sell Nagle and TOzier
10 the Buffalo club. Atz to the New
Orleans. team and Brashear to Colum-.
bus. ~. -.
j. II. Farrell. secretary of the Ma
tfonal Association of Baseball Leagues.
teIegraphed to President Bert. asking
him. il any of the players were for sale.
President Bert's reply was that they
were not for sale at any price; that
they would play here or nowhere In. or
ganizsd- baseball. President Bert got
into communication with Secretary y.
H Farrell. with the result that the
National Association passed a reselu-
ton to the effect that .all clubs will
keep hands of the Pacific Coast League
PLAYERS No sale, release nor other
transfer of players will be promul gated
unless the same has been approved OF
and reported to this ONCE BY President
Z. z. Bert" - .*.-- '-.s:=,.i.. e.
This is signed by Secretary j. H.
Farrell and is dated Auburn. n. ",
May %; 1906. Incidentally 1t relieves
James F. Morley of his control Of the
Los Angeles team with a ffnalfty that
can only be set aside by. the courts.
Morley was deposed several weeks ago,
when he was accused OF trying 10. dis
49,
ers with the understanding that they
would return TO him in 1907.
Morley will never regain a footing
in the Pacific Coast League so long as
have anything to say said Eugene
T. Bert. today. We will try to play
baseball without him. Our teams are
well organized. they are playing good
ball. and there is nothing more to be
said. Mr.. Ewing and l are now trying
to make arrangements to rearrange ths
games in San Francisco. but we have
not yet secured the proper locations
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UTTER-STREET
TROLLEY ROAD

Gacsaweis Mutually. assistant to the
psesfdesae OF she United Railroads, is
making every effort to serve the public
with perfect transportation and within
. short time several more car lines in
various parts Of the city will be in
operation.
The army Of men working on the
sueter street line is getting the track
In shape and electric cars will carry
the public over this street by June %.
The entire old roadbed is being taken
out ana new ties are being laid The
line from Market street as far west as
Van Ness avenue is ready, and work
cars. will run over these tracks TODAY.
About the middle of next week work
cars will be running as far west as
Flllmore street. The company expects
to keep its promise to have cars run
ning on Sutter street thirty days from
the time work commenced The con-
crete roadbed laid for the old. Suffer
street line is very solid and it IS with
considerable difficulty that it. is being
taken up Every available laborer thu
company can get is being put to work.
Mr. Mutually Is bent on getting inn
meqiate1y in operation every line the
public demands. Other lines which will
De running in comparatively: short
time are the Hayes; McAllister' and va
lencia. These lines would be in opera-
tion now but for. the trouble that has
been had in securing material for their
construction. The company has now
received its supply. Wires will be
strung on Valencia street: today. and
cars. will be'ready to carry the public
on that street BY the early part 0f next
week
In ten days electric cars Will be sped
ing along McAllister street from. Mar
ket street west to Devisadero aud the
Hayes street line will be. in oper.tion
in about four days -.
The company has furnished !. n first
class band to play at Golden Gate Park
today for the graduating exercises. Of
the; school children
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Jay GOULD STARTLES TENNIS
ENTHUSIASTS IN OLD ENGLAND
American Boy Plays
Brilliant Game
on Courts.
Much Is Expected
of Him When
He Natures.

LONDON. June. There is no deny
ing that Young jay Gould has startled
the English tennis world by his re-
mariable playing. Until he met Eus-
tace Miles at the Queens Club grounds
he had had practically a walkoYer in
England. and all sportsmen- agree. that
il is only a matter of q year or so be-
fore Gould VIII be the worlds, cham
piOn. .FIe1 needs only 2 little more STAN
ina than his j wears are able 10 give.
The young millioraire sportsman was
seen by The writer al Claridge.s. the
night before tie championships match.
Questioned concerning the differences
between English and American tennis,
he said
THE two games are Identical as 10
plays courts and everything but the
balls wsth which we play / hnd that
the English hail cannot compare with
ours. The American tennis ball is filed
with twine. whereas the English. one
is stuffed with bits OF rag. This makes
IL slow and misleading. II is not SO
we'll made nor as quick as ours
wv hat are the main differences be-
tween American and English tennis
players2" / asked
English players, as rule, do not
seem TO conserve their energies as well
as they might" replied Gould They
knock the BAN about the field more or
less prom cuously. whereas American
players try 10 make every stroke count.
The Americans. are swJfter, more skill
fuI IN serving and play a snapper game
altozether Some Of the English play
ers. however. put I'D magnificent ten
mis-. and ] have had 10 work hard TO
win as MANY victories as ] have.
only began playing tennis four years
ago. I have a fine court at Lakewood
and learned under the coaching Of For
ester. who accompanied me to England.
I am enthusiastic on the subject of
tennis" continued Gould, and have
given up polo and all other games
for it
Young Gould did not seem worried
about meeting Miles. The worlds anna
teur champion, AS the encounter dem
onstrated- the American has brilliant
future before him He beat Miles in
the frst- part of tho. game, the score
standing to in favor Of the younger
man; but Gould's eN~reme youth told
against him. and in the end il is con
ceded that Miles won by sheer hardness
of muscle and staying power. II is
conceded everywhere in sporting cire
cles that If Gould continues 10 improve
al his present rate Americans will. have
reason 10. he proud of ahin as world
beater. -. -:-s. d
Atter the championship match young
Gould leaned over the net and cordially
congratulated Eustace Miles on his vic
tory. Seen just after the conclusion of
the contest, young Gould did not seem
the least downhearted. The best man
haf won, he said with a smile Miles
IS q splendid player. I must hope for
better things next time"
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:. LoHMAN LOSES HIS MIND.
Widely known Baseball Player Is Cora-
mItted to HIghland Asylum.

/. Los ANGELES. June George E.
Lehman, known to baseball lovers the
country over as Pete" Lohman,- was
committed TO, the State Hospital for the
Insane at Highland -oday in the Su-
perior Court. 1t is considered doubtful
il he VIII ever leave -.fat institution
alive. his condition having been pro-
nounced hopeless by a number Of ply
sicians who were called in consultation
on the case.
Since he was obliged to stop playing
ball more than a year ago Lohnan has
sustained three strokes of paralysis
and his mental condition finally became
such that in March his wife was ap-
pointed his guardian. Lohman being ad-
Judged incompetent in April. His
mother and other relatives have en-
deavored TO have this order of court
set aside. but the matter is still pend
ing Lohman owns more than s5a.OO6
worth OF property in this city. and both
sides of the family desire to control it,,
Last night at the family home IN
ocean Park Lohman accused a woman
who had called at the house Of having
stolen $l63. from him. He had no such
sum. and his wife told him so. This
enraged him and he attacked her. lock-
ing her in a room and threatening her
life. She caused his arrest 1t required
the united Strength of three officers to
arrest him. and he had to be noufsed
after he was taken to the county hos
pital. In court today he made a des-
perate struggle. but his bonds held him
and saved others from injury. That
he Is insane was manifest to ALI who
saw him.
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Cur CASE TO BE TRIED
BY TRoTTING ASSOCIATION
Application OF the Memphis OmcIaIs
for an Injunction Is Denied
by Circuit Court

NTU HAVEN. Corn. June Judge
William h. Townsend in the United
States Circuit Court today denied the
motion OF the Memphis Trotting Asso-
citation for an Injunction against the
National Trotting Association TO re-
strain IL from holding a meeting to
hear the famous Major Delmar- Lou
Dillon case, involving the alleged drug
ging Of the mare in the Gold Cup race
at Memphis in the fall Of 1904
The decision. rendered at the close
Of rather strong arguments by coun-
sci for the Memphis association and
the nntional body. is a victory for the
National Associat ton, which was ac-
cused of conspiracy and treachery by
Attorney James Meagher of Chicago,
for the Memphis association. in clos
ing Argument
President p. P. Johnston OF the Ma
tional Association. who came here from
Kentucky TO be present at the hear
ing, tonight said that the date of the
meeting Of-the association to pass upon
the case was not fixed. He added that
he hoped the matter would be settled
before the trotting season opens.
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Fresno won the baseball game al
fdora Park. Oakland yesterday. after
noon by a score of 6: to 5. While there
was no evidences of brilliant playing
it was exciting. and the fans were: sc
.hearse after. It was all over that they
spoke in whispers.as they rode away on
the cars.
The first man up was Casey, and he
shamed his illustrious nainesake by
hitting. went TO second on .alest. wild
pitch and scored on Mc-aug ghlih's hit
In the second hall of the first Wheeler
made a safety on McLaughlin's error
went to second on .-lohier.s. out tc
second, and home on Irwin's hit =.
In the second inning Sales passed four
men TO- bases Eastwood reached third
Cartwright went to second. and Hogan
took the initial bag forcing Casey in.
Then Sales was taken out. He was too
wild for J. Cal Ewing, who sat in the
grandstand. and Henley was substt-
tuted. Henley struck out Doyle. Casey
singled. sending Arrellanes to second
and Doyle to third. and Wolters scored
on double steal when Casey was be-
tween first and second.
San Francisco. scored three times in
the fifth and again in. the eighth. and
Fresno scored in the sixth. seventh and
ninth, making the score to: s. The
score:
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PROMO TERs Like
SOUTHERN CITY
Coffroth, Corbett and Others
VIII Probably Locate in
los Angeles. /.
Hope to Have the Boxing 0fdi-
nance Now III Force
There Modified.

los ANGELES. June 1.-Provfded
they can induce the City COUNCIL Ito
amend the existing ordinances and pro-
vided also their efforts to interest suf-
ficient local capital to render possible
the success of their underta king. a
number of San Francisco sporting men
propose TO enter the pugilistlc field in
Los Angeles, The idea is to make Los
Angeles the temporary sporting head
quarters of the Pacihc Coast pending g
the time when they can return te San
Francisco and there assured of their
old patronage
Harry Corbett Jimmy COffroth and
several San francisco sporting men
came here to see the Nelson Herrera
fight. When that ended in a ffuke they
tarrfed longer remaining here until the
local sporting men began wondering
what kept them: here
Their desire to break Into the fight
game here and arrange. pugiIistic
events Is impossible just now because
of the fact that there is. a city ordi:
nance which prohibits pugilistic.. en-
counters except in certain district. in
the Eighth Ward. The district de-
scrfbed in the ordinance consists of Just
one city block and that block is "occu-
pied by a pavilion owned by the Paeific
Athletic Club. In effect, therefore; the
ordinance gives that club; of which
Tom McCarey is chief factetems s. mos
nopoly on the business ~
.Corbett and his associates have not
despaired of changing this law. and. to
that end have interested AdoIph Ram
isE and other Los Angeles. men of
means and they are doing politics" to
secure change IN sne ordinance: Me.
Carey and his crowd are opposing the
effort and thus far have been success.
fui. RamIsh said tonight that he would
haye fights. here within two months.
He and Eorbett taye leased a buildfn 2
on South Main street and if they sue
ceed in having the law changed they
VIII have all tneis nthes arrangements
made.
The same party of Sar Francisco
sporting men sought to purchase a we'll
Known cafe nss South Spring street, in
tending en- mai5e is Sne sporting head
quarters OF she city The deal is still
on and may be consum mated any day.
Bat" Nelson Is doing nothing. His
effarts fe secar@ the $1,000 forfeit posted
BY Herrers have not. been Succession
for the reason that Herrera placed a
cbeck log the amount in the hands of
g friend. Just before tae night of the
nshs ahs Mexican stopped payment on
fhe checRs drew all money out of the
nanE and told Nelson TO whistle for his
money Nelson says he will sue for
the money bus ne has taken no such
action as yet. r.,
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Indor-e Cortelyou,. y,-u.

WASHINGTON. June I.-Petitions
signed by former Postmaster Generals
John Wanamaker. Charles Emory
Smith, James A Cary. and by Thomas L.
faggart of the Democratic nation COM
mittee. the Columbia University faculty.
the Barnard College faculty. the Column
pa Grange or New Jersey and numerous
others urging passage of the bill for
the consolidation of third and fourth
class mail matter. as recommended by
postmaster General Cortelyou in his
annual report. were submitted to the
House today by the Postal Progress
League.
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NAl. SUTTON AT PRACTICE.
Californian Is at Liverpool Preparin,
for First Match Next Monday.

LONDON. June Miss May Sutton
began practicing today on the lawn
tennis courts at Aigburth. Liverpool
where she viii open her campaign in
the northern tournament on Monday.
Her voyage from America has had
apparently no effect whatever on her
form. as she is playing as well as she
cid last summer in ENGLAND. Indeed
her strokes have gained in vigor an6
accuracy. as she has improved her
bacE-hand play.
After she has defended the Northern
Cup at Liverpool and the Ladies cham
piOnship at. Wimbledon. Miss Sutton
viii go 10 Newport 10 defend the Welsh
Championship which she won from Miss
Wilson last year. She is also likely to
appear at the Buxton championships.
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MIKE FISHERS MEN
DEFEAT THE SEALS
Wildness Of Sales, Who Passes Four
Players in One Inning, Aids Them
EXCITING INCIDENTS MARK THE CAME

in the air when the game opened to-
day. and. after filing the bases. al
lowed two men TO walk Jim smith
contributed another run for the vlSltorS
by means OF an error. butt netwitn-
standing this -auspfeious beginning, the
visitors failed. TO score again tsm
Smith, the visiting pitcher, was pound
ed hard. by the. locals and was ac-
corded mediocre support score.
Oakland .....3 o.. o. 90 90 @ 8---3 z 5
: Batterfes-ca1ia and Donahue; Jim
Smith and T. tTaekett. umpire-KneH.
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TORONTO FNTRIEs


:, First race, i've and a half farlongs. selling
hyperion lie, Money Mnss 1oGr Slickaway f04
frospcro t0e. Ternagent o. Akbar 9J AWAY
%, Anna Smith %. SsepticaI so.
Second race. five furlosigs. two-yearaolds sell
Iug stakes-The Abbott no. Orphan Lad 40
Josie leo. De 0ro 104. Kansatk 100. Sylvan
i Disou lVu, Lady Vera 30. fuugcnt gs, Lucy
Marie 50. Casctel SO. Restoration 90.
Third race, one mile. Hendrie handicap
Moonraker ia: CrestfalleH f0S Caper Sauce iDs
Loupagia lU3. Sampaa 96, Slaughter 1ce iaruke
"; tsiaushter and Haruko Seagram entry
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles. Water
loo handleap-B1bbie Keene f2f Tonupsder i91
Little Scout lis, B'ennenworfh lt4, New Mown
Hay 104. Atilla 100, Lgupania o. Peter Ster.
ling PA, Faetotunn 90
Fifth race. two and half miles Street Rail-
way steepechaee. handIcap--Coasyer 1Gs Blfiy
Ray los, Apteryx I46 Bob Alone / 54 Lord Rad
nor loo, kassil lao, Frank Somers 1876 Sjne
IN i32 Guiestan l3o. tApteryx and Alone Mar
Sixth race. one mile, Consolidation purse e-,rba
Dom H. Sheriff Bell III. Martin bovle III;
@ peder Paul az Ill Sir Ralph 100. Midas 9s, Jimmy
Weather clear. TrsG fast.
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Fast Mile at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, June ts-Results Of sae
racing at Latonias
First race six furtongs-~ Lidwsna
wons Oak Grove second Tri Sauce third.
Time 3:Is.
Second race. seven turfongs--Go1degs
Mineral wons Self Reliant second. RiG,
ter Brown third. Time. l.2S1-S.
Third saces seseH furlongs-~Carsw
wona LINDA second MaEador third Time,
S;23 3o5
Fourth race one gyssIeoe-Cofoneg gsna
Douglas wons Cotton Town secon6.
Bellindian third. Time. 1:39 los,
Fifth cacea foug and @ half fur3engs
Dainty Dame SION, Bitter Misc eeee
ond, Leyia ehirG. Time :55 rs.
Sixth race six gurlongs--Folies Ber-
ceres won. Monte Lucille second, En-
tense third. Times 1:14.
Seventh saces one mile-The English
man won, Careless second, Iole third.
Time 1:41 SIS.
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SPORTS RADTKE AND MILL ER PROVE ROUGH RIDERS nsf
MILLER DRAWS
fine FINISH
Dolly Spanker Loses to
7. Flip Flap, Ridden
by Radtke.

NEW YORK. June lin whirlwind
finish. Flip Flap seemingly helplessly
beaten al the head of the Belmont Park
stretch today. made a magnificent squirt
and just beat Dolly spanker a nose on
The post in the Claremont Handicap.
1t was the best contest of the after
noon.
+: Dolly Spanker was the best horse and
should have won. Miller was too con-
fident of victory in the last furlong
and, wishing TO draw a fine finish with
Radtke, his rival, scarcely made move
on his horse when Flip Flap challenged.
The latter had suffered much in the
|early part of the race. and turning into
the stretch again met with interfer-
ence. .Radtke rode her brilliantly-his
FIRST exhibition of good horsemanShip
of the day, by the ;way-and jammed
her through the struggling field.
When Radtke. made his move his
chances to win seemed hopeless as
Dolly Spanker was in front by two
lengths and racing along easily under
a pull. The Western Jockey put all
his strength and skill in his arms and
legs and Flip Flap responded gallant
~. Inch by inch she closed on the
leader. Miller, sure of victory watched
his:rivafs efforts. He never lifted his
hands to urge Dolly Spanker until the
last ten yards when he suddenly real
lied that Flip Flap was dangerously
close. He then rode hard. The effort
came too iates however as Flip Flap
just nipped him on the post.
The herce rivalry and bitter enmfty
which exists between Jockeys Miller
and Radtke was seen In the first and
third races. In both races Miller evened
xxrN efNxz
tng him yesterday. In che tirst race he
cut across Old Faithful with YalagaI
and nearly knocked Harry Payne Whit
ney's horse down.
Again sn The third race while WooI%
witch was racing with Ensree turning
into The stretch Mii1er's horse smashed
unto she latter so hard that he imme-
diatefy swerved and ram so the outer
rail.
After the race the stewards called
Miller before them and iectured him for
his rough riding. Summary:
First race. seven furiong ngs~Samsoa
woHs Yalagal second. OLD Faithful
ahird: time, 1:2S.
Second race. four and % half Sur?ongs.
selling. straighf-4-eXican Silver won.
]. a. Cove second. Greene third; time.
:59 2-5
Third race. seven furiongs- -r.arabie
wcn. Bell Mere second. woolwsc.. third !:
tine. 9:25A.
Fourth race. 9he CiaTemon1 handicap,
six and a half iongs-Fiip1ap won,
Dolly Shanker second. Oxford third !;
time 1:1S 2s. equals che worlds rece
ord. held Jointly by Martin S. and Min
eola.p
Fifth race one mile. seiging-Gsnes sse
wens King Cois seconds Leila third;
time. 1:SS 2.s.
Sixth race mile and a Sixteenth.
Cairngorm won. Pretensicn second, Bad
News third; time, 1:45.
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recullnr nenth af nnctnr.

PORTLAND. June DIR George Nj
Wigg, q prominent physician Of tx.
city, diad here yesterday at an ad-
vsnced age through the accidental in
haiing of the sulphurous fumes OF a
parior match. DR.. Wigg had been In
feeble health for some time and the
fumes are supposed to have paralyzed
the action ef. mis- heart, which was in q
weak eesteL
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Orders Jockey Club DISsoIved.

JEFFERSON CITY. No. June 1.-The
Supreme Court en- banc today made an
order ousting the Delmar Jockey Club
OF St Louis. ordering the corporation
dissolved and the trustees TO wind IN
its affairs, and imposing a fine of $4,000.
This order is based on the declaration
that the club violated its charter in
conducting racing in violation OF the
law.
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JONES ouTpIrcHEs SCHMIDT.
Seattle TwirIer strikes Out Eleven of
. the Angel Batsmen.

SEATTLE, June 1.--osear Jones
outpitched Schmidt in pitchers battle
here today and the locals won. by a
score of 4 to 8. The Seattle pitcher was
iryincibie, except in the fourth inning,
when Los Angeles secured all it's runs.
In the. progress of the game he struck
out eleven men Johnnie Kane played
another star game. at second. The
score:
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Mabo- Pnot. winner Of the Oaks.

EPSON England. June The race
for the oaks stakes Of 5000 soverei1ns
FOR tbr, e-year-old flliies. one mile and
a half. was won today By Keystone II
Gold Rieh was second and Snow Glory
was tnird. Twelve horses started The
winner Of the Oaks was ridden by Ma
her the American Jockey.
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LAToSfA ENTRIES.


o. FIRST race. one mile. selling--Tinker SIS, EuIar
o. Esors Eacs hose 80 Tom Chance 92, Longbright
" s6i r.9rai Artist 9S. Knowledge 1nS, ST. yelma
i.4. p. Ir1pie SILVER loo. Lady Lavish LOG. Sharp
los. ReveilIe Ill
:. Second race. four aud half furlongs. SELL
in,g.seasand m,..,s a 49, Quiddity 90. Ruth MEG %.
sn s,Iaiao 10; a. Rqsk kinetta 90. Lady Bateman 80.
avehaow sg. lngenue l01 Neilette 10I Caper
l03: Miss Bertha lO7. Rose of pink i07s
Msadn,r rpce &C. quarters of mile. purse
ins eadpw breeze 9a. Miltiadcs o. Harry Scott
aps apa aditl May lo5 kIttie Slide 1o5 Katie Pow
los, Electros ITO. Don Domo 1fs. Whoa BIlI
IL; :; robin Hood l21, Tocolaw I24
n rourtn race. one and half miles, the Latonia
RerDyrDeoar Irng ~ III. Lady Navarro I22, Sir
niItn race, four and half furlongs. purse
na Montsiban 1o1, Alreston 10I. Joe Cowan 1ol
lis. Woolma 11S -r
r,,a, sixth race one mile. selling -Minnehaha 81,
Dy Duuiey ~ Dr. McCluer ~ Yachting Girl 97
pras,;n PANEL 30 9S Mecarty e5 Adesso 49, linda sa
iat rIestlge lo2. Stroud lo7 Double 107 Harding
ioS, Glisten 100. Freebooter 10 Revolt lIo
race, one and sixteenth miles: sell
FIor,a, Ii'ue ,e, bikin ss, Orient 1d2 Wexford 102
fiorizei io2. LiddcR 102 Handy Bill Ia2 For.
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GOVERNOR CARTER RESUMES
HIS POSITION IN. HAWAII
Asserts Tint He viii Not Resign, but
VIII Serve His Full
Term.

HONOLULU, June Governor Car
ter has resumed the discharge of his
official duties. He says he will not re-
sign and expects to serve until the
end of his term. which has eighteen
months to run.
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SUMMARY I :

HttsIOh Sales 2, runs 3. Two-base
hits-Irwin, Cartwright. Sacrifice hits
-Arellanes, Hogan. Wolters. First.
base on errors-San Francisco L. First
base on called balls-On VOTERS 5, OF
Sales 1, OFF Henley 2. Left on bases
Fresno 8. San Francisco ). Struck out
by Wolters s. by Henley f. Wild
pitch-Sales. Time of game hour
AS minutes. Umpire-MeDonald.
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LAToNIA sELECTIoNs.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Reycille, st. Vclma
Tinker.
Second race-Ingenue, Firalto, Rose
of Pink.
Third race-RobIn Hood, Miltiades,
.Tocolaw.
Fourth raee-Sir Huon, Lady Ma
varrc. Debnr.
Fifth race Seven Bells, woolma,
Joe. COwan.
Sixth race - Revolt, Freebooter,
Harding.
seventh race-Forcirner, Lady Joce-
iyn, 81. Tammany.
Weather cloudy Track fast