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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-15
BURN OUT BOOKIES
At LONGCHAMP

PARIS, Oct. 14.-There were violent
public demonstrations at the Long
champs race course this afternoon in
consequence of an unsatisfactory start
in the Free handicap. The trouble cul-
minated in riots, pillage- and ineen-
diarism. Many persons were arrested.
The programme comprised six races,
and the first two passed off without
incident There were nine starters In
the Free handicap, the next event, and
four, including the favorite. were left
at the post. Amid terrific uproar a
complete outsider won.
The public Immediately became en-
ragged, broke down the barriers and in
vaded the track Crowds demanded
the return of their bets. They sur
rounded the bookmakers booths
chased out the cashiers and seized the
money. Attempts to restore order were
in vain, the small force of police pres
ent being Inadequate. The crowds an
ger increased and men began breaking
chairs and throwing them on the track
Then rougher element raided some
automobiles and seized some supplies
of petroleum, with which they sprin-
killed. the booths and other woodwork
and set them af1re.
The squad of firemen on duty were
helpless, as the water hose had been
cut. The authorities telephoned for
assistance to Mount valerian, and a
strong body Of troops was at once sent
upon the double quick. The soldiers
succeeded in eventually clearing the
inclosure by charging, but in the mean
time the betting structures had burned
to the ground. A large wooden build
ing belonging to the bookmakers also
was set on fire.
The last three races were postponed
Sixty arrests were made and a large
number of policemen and rioters were
injured
A large force of troops will remain
on duty throughout the night at the
Longchamps automobile course.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1z.-Folowing are the en-
tries for tomOrr0w's races
First race. SIX furlongs. seiling-Interlight
81 Queen Caroline 30. Lieutenant Rice 102, Oar
ing i02. Toborgan l04. Esterre lo4. Bensonlurst
lO4 AfilAdi Love IO4. Butinsd 104, Roscoe 1oI.
Chasse Caller 1O7. Aleor i07. Gallithea lO9,
Miss Leeds 100, Fair Calypso 100, Mayor John
son 100.
second race five and a half furlongs. selling
Isabel Aintree %. Quagga %, Ericsson 80, Isdy
Vimont 81. Calita 81. Bitter Anne 81, Spider
Web a7 Saliie Snter 90. Bon Eiyant 100 Adawn
100 King Lcopold 100 Alta Mcdonald 100 Toll
ratherer 100. Poster Girl i0l, Nedra 103. Alyth
100
Third race. one mile. purse-Usury 01. Azors
a. High Bear %. Joe Coyne 95. McIlvain 103,
Hector 1O3 Invincible I03. Marshal Sey lO4
Fourth race. steeplechase. short course-Scops
10 Ben Shaw 132. Father Talent 1872. Man
zano Is5. Onyx II 135. DR.. Keith 140. Scepter
l40 Profitable 151. Subador 152, Sam Hon-
heimer 156.
Fifth race. one mile. selline-sonny 100. Lutte
Nc 100. Oberon 100 Bitter Brown 100. Joe
Shields 103. Henry Watterson 103. Lane Allen
100. Tom Grove 103. suzanne Rocamora 1O4 Gar
Minister i04. Happy Jack l07. Chanida 109
DocIle 100, Percy Green 109 The Only Way
100 Kleipwood 112.
Sixth race and three eighths miles. sell
ng-Quickrich Sc. Soel 93 Mae Lynch 9s
Anna Day 90. Hacker %. Sanction 100. Isrone
f0l. Innammablc 102 Lldn Vivian fo2 HeIger-
son lo2. Petit Dnc Io5 Elliott 109
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IN STIFF BREEZE
ARMY BALLOONS
BEGIN RACE.

BERLIN, Oct. 14.-In a breeze blow
ing fifteen miles an hour seventeen
balloons started today In the interna-
tional race for the cup of Emperor Will
liam. The balloons were sent up from
within an fnclosure at legal six miles
northward of Berlin, where arrange
ments had been made to initiate ten of
the balloons simultaneously in an hour
and half. The adjacent fields were
crowded with thousands of automobiles
and carriages and fully 100000 persons
assembled to see the race. The start
ers were officers of the army balloon
corps. The balloons themselves were
cast off by nom commissioned officers.
The great, swaying, yellow coverings
could be seen for miles as one ap-
preached legal and made a show alto
gether unique for most of the observ-
erS.
The first balloon to start was the He
lios, Vienna Aeriel Club, Dr. SchIeim
aeronaut. As it swung away, with sand
streaming down on the people directly
underneath, the crowd waved hats and
handkerchiefs and cheered. Then at
five-minute intervals there followed the
Ctnac, Berne Aero Club, V. d. Beau
clair; the Helmholtz, Berlin Aero So
ciety, DR.. Kelias, and the Radium, Bel
gium Aero Club, Adhemar de la Hault.
Two French balloons and a Spanish one
Idlleu TO arrive IN time to take part
in the race. The other starters were
the Ernst, the smallest of the assem-
blage, $50 cubic metres. Berlin Air Nav
fgation Society, DR.. Brockelmann; the
City of Brussels, Belgium Aero Club,
Leon de Brokers; the Sohnke, Munich
Air Navigation Club, Dr. Emden; the
Strasburg. Upper Rhine Air Navigation
Association, Lieutenant Lohmueller: the
Pommern, Berlin Air Navigation Soci-
ETY., Baron Won Hewa1d: the Duessel-
dorf, the largest competitor, 2400 cubic
metres, Lower Rhine Airship Club,
Lieutenant Benedeck; the Coblentz,
Middle Rhine Balloon Club, Lieutenant
Zimmerman; the GraudenE, East Ger
man Balloon Society, Captain Won
Krogh; the Franklin, Frankish Airship
Club, Harl Hochstetter; the Bezo1d and
the Suering. Berlin Air Navigation So
cfety, Captain Won Kohler and Lieuten-
ant Ribbentrop. respectively. and the
Brandenburg. Aeronautic Observatory
at Lindenburg, DR.. Curt Wegenes. 5.
There was only one threatening mis-
hap. The basket of the Graudenz
caught among some telegraph wires.
but it was soon freed.
Among the aeronauts present were
the delegates of the Berlin Aeronautic
Society, for whom the race really was
given. The day was beautiful and sun
ny, but toward evening it commenced
to grow quite cold.
The balloons were carried off by a
southwesterly wind and probably will
land in Silesia or Brond. The victory
will go to. the cleverest handler of ball
last.
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Oct I4.-Following are the
entries for tOmorrow's races:
First race five and a half furlongs, two-yeaf-
olds-Allofavor 109, Suada 100, Waterspeed 109
Barbary Belle 109. Crimson Clover IOJ, Pepper
and salt 100. Sally X 100. Rollicking Girl .109
Walls 1Og Manans I0e Jennie Wells I09 Miss
SpOoner 1O9 Reba Stone 100, Lady Ogden 109
Windfan 100, Rain Queen 100, Spring Beauty
l09 Qualify 100, Sonfrano 100, Adeinette 109
Pretty Michael 1ce Anna Lauretta DAILY 1o9,
Plush 100
second race. Autumn Meadowbrook steeple-
chase. about three miles-Phiatis 155, Orthodox
100 OerosO 154. Landslide 1872.
Third race. one mile-Martin Doyle 112, Gin
nette 100. Far West 1O9 Dolly Spanker 100.
California King 104, Cressina 104, Bivouae Ga,
Wizard 90.
Fourth race six and a half furlongs-Coble-
skill 112. Temmeraire 112, Elixir 112. Sam Ber-
nard 112. Lnnepee 112. Lally 112. Light Com
edy 1l2 Miniota 112, Rockstone 112, Lamertine
I12. Herman 112, Hardshot 112. Cambysses 112,
Little Minister ll2. Ben Trovato 112.
Fifth race the Westchester lightweight handi-
cap. six and a half furlongs. main course
Roseben 152. Mamie Hodge 1873. Oxford lis,
hablle III. Security 116, Pater 105. Athlete 102.
Ben Ban 100, Guiding Star 80, Consistent IS,
Zienap 9s.
Sixth race. handicap, one mile and three-six-
teenths-Bad News 1876 Good Luck 124. Holscher
l1e, McKittredge Ill, Chimney Sweep 100,
Guiding Star 109 0rly II 104. Tommy Waddell
l04. Jungle Imp 1O2. The Cricket 100, Pri-
Orfty 95
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I Horsemen Gathering for Coming Meet
HORSES OF CLASS
ARE TO MEET AT
BELMONT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

NEW YORK, oct. 14.-On Saturday
Belmont Park will close its gates to
racegoers for the year and all the great
thoroughbreds go into retirement.
There are two other meetings at
Jamaica and Aqueduct, which round
out the time allowed by law to races,
but these meetings are mich like cheap
wine-hll of void. but not very pala-
table.
During the week twelve stakes will
be decided at Belmont. OF this list the
most important are the Champagne,
the Harbor Hill steeplechase. the
Ramapo handicap. the Champion
steeplechase. the White Plains handi-
age.
The Champion stakes will be called
on Wednesday. This is a seven -furlonf1
stake worth $1,000 for two-year- olGs.
The Belmont stake is still an important
event, in spite of the new stakes. and
4 yearly attraction for good entries.
This year Salvidere is eligible, also
Peter Pan. Ballot. w. II. Daniel, Foun-
tainbleu and Kentucky Beau. AS John
+. Maddon announced a month ago
that Salvidere would not run again this
season. the race will be contested for
by the last-named youngsters. The
Harbor Hill steeplechase for three
year-olds at two miles will be decided
on Thursday. This race was sug-
gested by Clarence H. Mackay who
donated $4,000 and a silver cup to the
winner It is necessary to win this
stake twice by an owner in order to
secure the cup. Mr.. Cotton won it last
year and has two candidates entered
this year.
The Belmont Park weight for age
race at two and quarter miles is
one of the features of the last days
racing. The fine steeplechaser. John
NJ. p, is entered in this race, but as he
is opposed by such fast going horses
as Running Water. Content, Entree and
AntleT. that like a distance of ground
and are favored by the weights, his
chance Of winning is not very bright,
great as he is over a long route
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Young Racket-Wielders Strive for Titles
COURSING STAKES
ARE CAPTURED
BY DEFAULT.

Kit Carson's clever performer, Race
King, repeated his victory Of last week
ct Ingleside Park yesterday by captur-
ing the Class stake. In the final the
runner-up, Jim Lamb, was withdrawn
and first money went to Carsons entry
by default. In the open event Princess
Savoy won the deciding course by de-
fault. as Mercedes experienced hard
running and was Withdrawn in the
final race
There was an unusually large crowd
present ard the betting was heavy.
Race King upset the calculations of
the talent on two occasions. The wise
ones" bet TO I that Rose Of Gold
would beat King in the third round.
and to that Bon Ami would win II
the semi-6nal round. but the King
proved real angel FOR the pikers
who fattened their. pOcket-boo by
playing him during the day.
A young dog which showed excellent
form was Mercedes. 1t took second
place in the open event. She ran sew
eral excellent races and was withdrawn
In the hnal course owing to severe,
running The results follow:
Glass stake, first round-Ladv Klein
peat Choo ChoO, Bon Ami beat Paul
Duno RUSSELL beat Queens Beauty&
GaIa Gan Flbnnisan ls beat Tom King, Rose *
beat Lady Leeds. Huron beat Presto.
Race King beat Ragged Actor Au1ar,
gan peat Renegade Apache, Miss Emily
peat Roman Actress, Reckless Acrobat
beat Madea, Jim Lamb beat Sherman.
second round-Bon Ami beat Lady
h.siP, =. Eussell j beat Dan Finnfgan. Rose
OF Gold beat Walla WaIla, Race King
peat Huron, Miss Emily beat Anar-
dan, Jim Lamb beat Reckless Acrobat.
Inlrd round-Bon Ami beat Russell
!, Race King beat Rose OF Gold. Jim
Lamp a bye. Miss Emily withdrawn.
Fourth rOund-Race King beat Bon
Ami. Jim Lamb bye.
Deciding eOurse-Race King won by
default, Jim Lamb withdrawn
First rOund-R W beat Colored Lady.
Prlncess Savoy beat Fiddler. Pongenie
peat peat Free Rock. Pony Capitol beat Lit
tie Dainty, Nora Alto beat Madame
Dunyea. Doretta beat Sea Foam Cath
crime Hayes beat Trip the Daisy. Wild
Mamie beat Oakley Boy. Gallant Tip
beat Irma Hotfoot. Young Johnny beat
SecretiVe, Denver Ea gle beat SYRIA Alto.
Brewery Maid beat Presidio Boy sam
pier beat Rocker Light. Mercedes beat
Peach. Sir Upton beat Burton. Jimmy
Lyons beat Real American. Young Ker-
~ Pippin beat Queen OF the South,
BOutOnnieFe beat General Frfsbee
second round-Princess SAVOY beat
2 ". POngenie beat Pony Capitol, Do
retta beat Nora Alto Wild Mamie beat
CatheEine Hayes. Gallant Tipperary
Denver Eagle. Sampler a bye. Brew
cry Maid WITHDRAWN Mercedes beat
Our Porto. Sir LfDtor beat Jimmy I,v-
ons. Young Kerry Pippin beat Bou-.
tO0niere.
Third rOund-PriuceSs SavOv beat
PorF rFe1ie Doretta beat Wild Mamie.
Gallant TiDDeraTy beat Young JOHNNY
Mercedes beat Sampler. Young Kerry
Piurir bea+ Sir Upton
Fourth round-Prtncess Savoy heat
DOretta. Mercedes beat Gallant Tin
pera-v. Young Kerry PiDpin a bve
Fifth rOUnd-Princess SAVOY beat
YOUNG Kerry Pippin. Mercedes a bye
Deciding c0urse-Princess SAVOY won
be default. Mercedes withdrawn.
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UNCLE SAM WILL
MAKE STUDY OF
FINE HORSES.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-There is every
likelihood that the Government will
soon begin experimenting with the
raising Of thoroughbred racehorses and
roadsters- John E. Madden, owner OF
the famous Hamburg place stock farm.
has been addressed by George NJ. Rom
mel animal husbandman of the United
states Department Of Agriculture. with
view OF learning the cost Of raising
such animals, sndS has received such
satisfactory replies that the experiment
is likely 10 be begun in a short time
Mr.. Madden volunteered the informa-
tion that there is an ever CROWNS
demand for hunters and steepIechasers
and suggested the raising Of this class
as valuable addition to the lucrative
product Of American farmers.
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nAI.LAs ENTRIEs.

DALLAS. Oct. 14.-Tollowing the entries
for tomorrow's races:
First race Eve furlonRs. selling-Sartauma
Gray l03 Glfndover 1o3, Pompadour 108 Mary
Candlemas 1G3 Bud Pitts l03, Donna Hamilton
IO3 Depew Dance 103 Doric 103. Lew Dock
stader l03, Joe Stokes LOG. Charles L. Stone 1O0.
Second race seven furlongs, selling-Harrnakis
l0T Bonnie Prince Charlie l0T Miss Breeze
lO7. Don't Ask Ne 1O7. Taylor George 107,
Don DomO 10T Beecher 40. EI Otros 110.
Third race, FIVE and half furlongs, selling
Daniel Hopkins 81. Bobbie Ayres 81 Kuropat-
Kin 96. Invasion 96. Niota 80. Mary Primm 80,
Miss Anxious 90. Mart Gentry 1ol. San Antoine
lO4 Dan Collins 104, Miss Ferris los. Tom
Mankins l05, Lord Of the Forest 1o5, Lola
White 1J3,
Fourth race one and eighth miles--Reser-
vaf!on 81 Footlight's Favorite 100. Nine los.
Big Bow ia, King Ellsworth 1i5-
Fifth race. six and half furlongs. selling
Marine 81 o. G. Parke 100. VIII Sylvester 102,
Aunt Tabitha lo2. Stillhunt 102, DR.. Nash l07,
The -Four Hundred -107, Ed Merritt 107, Rilee
I07. Iucuilus 1oT-
sixth race six and half furlongs. selling
Tlosi ri Nj 81 .Josie's Jewel 102, Anadarco 102,
Bob May IO2 Langford James 10T, Miss Afable
10T. Kings Court 10T. Prince Ching lOt, Pa
cifco l0T. Bravery 10I.
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SEATTLE TO BECOME MECCA
OF PROFESSIONAL WREsTIERS
Many Noted knights Of the Mat nm
the Way 10 Northern

SEATTLE, Oct l4.-IIaving secured
reopening Of the wrestling game In
this city through the match arranged
by Gotch with Dr. Roller the wrestlers
are now said 10 be planning to descend
upon the city. For many months they
have been anxious TO secure an OPEN
ing here and the high regard in which
Roller is held gave them the chance
they wanted Gotch announced yester-
day that he would retire from the Dro-
fessional game in about seven months
time. Like Jeffries. Gotch has de-
feated all the men in his class who
viii meet him and can now retire with
both standing and wealth Hacl,en-
schmitt is the only wrestler now be-
fore the public who is in a class with
the champion. and the big Russian has
fought shy Of a match with the Am
erican.
Duncan Mcmillan VIII remain in the
city for some time. and Frank Cole
man recently announced that he would
soon head this way. Carroll is in the
city and there IS no doubt that Others
Of the professionals win soon hear that
wrestling has opened I'D again in the
Queen city.
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BILLY RODENBACH TO MEET
HUGO KELLY AT CHELSEA
Amateur Champion tn Battle for the
Middle-WeiGht Title Claimed -
hv ProfasxfonoI

BOSTON. Oct. 15.-BflIy Rodenbach
and Hugo Kelly will meet IN the Lin
coin Club ring at Phythia ring. Chsl-
sea. IN a few weeks. Yesterday the
clubs representative wrote a letter to
Rodenbach in New York asking him to
consider such a match. Johnny Money
who IS Eastern representative for
Hugo. has already accepted the match
and suggests that IL be at 154 pounds
for the middle-weight championship
now claimed by Kelly. so the Lincoln
Club could bill the contest as a cham
pionship battle. R0denbach. who made
a big hit in his bouts at the B. A. A
and in the national championships,
would prove a big drawing card and a
bout with Kelly would insure a fns
contest. Kelly's game battle against
Seilor Burke gave the Chicago middle
weight a big name
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HYLAND'S BACKERS
WILL MAKE HIM
FAV.CRITE.
By r. A. Sr11ytf1.

The interest in the doings of the
boxers now before the public was re-
f1ected yesterday in the large crowd o.
followers of the ring who visited the
training quarters of Dick Hyland at
Colma and of Cyclone Thompson at
Shannon's Villa, near San Rafael Both
boys showed they are in the best OF
condition and fit to go any distance In
their fight at Col1na on Wednesday
night Owing to the large crowds in
attendance the boxers did some of their
best work.
From present appearances Hyland
will open an to 10 public choice when
betting commences in earnest on the
fight. His showing with Hanlon at
traeted a large following to him and
he can be sure of their support while
he continues his winning form. Thomp-
son has never been seen in action here,
but his reputation as rough, aggres-
sive fighter has preceded him. He is
of the rushing type and should bring
out all of Hyland's wonderful fighting
ability. The fight Is sure to be full of
action as the lightweights know no
other style of ringmanship.
The colony of fighters has been in
creased by the arrival of Dick Fitz-
patrick. a Chicago welterweight, who
meets Joe Thomas at Colma one week
from Wednesday night. Fitzpatrick is
one of the best men in his class, but
he is up against a hard man in the
clever Californian, whom Eastern au-
thorities pick as the coming champion
in his division. Fitzpatrick will train
at Millett's. near Gonna, sharing the
quarters with Hyland.
While Billy Roche the Colma mana
ger, has gained one fighter he has lost
another. Dick Cullen, who had prom
ised to meet Lew Powell after being
disappointed about a number of other
matches, suddenly packed up his fight
ing togs and departed for New York.
HIS ultimate destination is Boston,
where he has been promised match.
He was offered one by the same club
when he passed through that city on
his way to this coast, but declined 1T at
the time. His present move is puzzle
to his friends, as 1t was entirely unex-
pected
Big AL Kaufman is due from Phil
adelphia tonight and his arrival will
stir up a lot of interest in his coming
meeting with Sam Berger. The ex-
perts on boxing seem about equally di-
vided as to the relative ability of the
men, which means that the bout will
attract an unusually large attendance.
The public here has always been par
tial to the big fellows and have liber-
ally supported them whenever they
were on the boards. 1t is the opinion of
Billy Delaney and other good judges OF
a fighter that the winner of the coming
match will be the most likely man to
meet Champion Jeffries if the big fell
low ever consents to enter the ring to
defend the championship he won so
decisively.
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MISSOURI FARMER AND HIS
WIFE AND CHILDREN KILLED
Woman and Three Little Ones CIubbed
to Death and Rancher
Shot.

HOUSTON. Mo-, Oct. 14.-Barney Par
sons, farmer, his wife and three chill
dren, aged IL, and l years, were mur-
dered Friday near Licking, Mo. A farm
er named Joda Hamilton, aged 20. ar
rested and charged with the murder. is
said to have confessed. Parsons was
shot to death and the mother and three
children were clubbed to death.
Parsons had sold his farm crops to
Hamilton, and it is alleged that the
men quarreled over the terms of the
sale. Parsons and family set out from
their former home in covered wagon
bound for Northern Missouri.
Joda Hamilton, the alleged murderer.
is in the Houston Jail, strongly guard :
ed to prevent lynching.
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MANAGE TO WY a GAVE

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1.-THE st. Louis
Nationals scored their first victory over
the Americans in the post series by
winning the opening game OF the final
double-header today. I to 0. The sec
ond game was a hve-inning tie. The
record for the series stands. Ameri
cans won a. Nationals won l. tied 8. A
feature was the match foOtrace be-
tween Niles Of the Americans and
Burch of the Nationals 1t was won by
the former
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as a head to receive reports and advise.
there is no reason that the record to
be made by the club in 1907 should not
be brilliant one, one that will attract
the attention of the whole automobile
world
There seems to be no need at the
present time for a change in, the execu-
tive officers of the club. Those who are
folding office have done a great deal
for the sport. But there are lots of
things that could be accomplished, and
to asi these men to do 1t would be to
ask Their to give up their. whole time
to the club. This is in1possibility
and 1t therefore rests with the other
members of the club to help out in
the good work by serving as faithfully
on the committee as the executive COM
mittee is serving. If the members will
get In and help there will be no cause
for complaint.
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STOCKTON BEATs oAkLAND.

STOCKTON, Oct. 14-Stockton won
todays game from Oakland, making
three runs in the first inning STANCES
home run was the feature of an other
wise dull game. Henderson. the Port
land pitcher, was on the slab for Stock
ton and was in fine form. The nnaI
score was 5-3
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BARTENDER BADLY BEArEN.-oakland
Oct. IA. l.. Fontainc, a bartender employees
by Edward Boyer on FRANKLIN street. was severe
ly beaten. he charges. by his employer this
morning after closing hours after dispute over
the cash accounts. Boyer went TO the city prison
pital
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MoRTALLY MOUNDS DocToR.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Because, as
she alleged, her health had been ruined
by wrong medicines prescribed by DR..
Fred w. Colthoff, a physician of Cow
ihgton, Mrs. Ada Mahaffy today shot
and mortally wounded him.
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HORSES WHICH ARE
LIKED BY THE
EXPERTS.
BELMONT SELECTIONS

By the New York Morning.. Ta'~zraph
First race-BarbaFy Belle. Reba
stone, Qualify.
second race - OIerosO, Orthodox,
PhilaIesf.
Third race-GInette, Far West, Mar
tin DOYLE.
Fourth race-Hard shot, Herman,
Sam Bernard.
Fifth rnce-Roseben, Security. Ok
ford.
sixth race-Bnd kevs, Good Luck,
Orly III.
Track fast.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Fair Calypso, bliss Leeds,
ButinSIxi.
second race-Nedra, AIyth, Lady
Vimont.
Third race-McIIvain, Rector, AEora.
Fourth race - Sam Hoffheimer,
Sceptre, Manzano.
Fifth race-DociIe, Henry Watterson,
sonny.
Sixth raee-Anna Day, Petit Due,
sanction.
Track fast.
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cHAMpEa OF coMMrRcE wEErIue

land Oct. 1.-THE quarterly meeting of tbe
Chamber Of Commerce win be held Tuesday even
ing at the rooms, Twelfth and Franklin streets
NATIVE SONS HOLD A BALL.-San Mateo
Oct. 14.-San Mateo Pnrlor No. %, N s. G. w
held ball last night which was well attended
The grand march, in which moro than 200 couples
took part, was led By Joseph II. Nash and Miss
NJ. Burke
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Robbed BY Two THUGS.

OAKLAND. Oct. I'm r. CIeary. re-
siding at 429 San Pablo avenue. report
ed to the police that he had been
robbed tonight of IS by two men who
followed him to his home and attacked
him.
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SULTAN rs on A DIET.-constsntlnopl Oct
l4-7he audience last Friday with Ike Sultan
II fhe Afsafscan EmhasEnc0r. Ioifn q. A. I.eIsb-
lrnn. LASTED f0rfr-dTe rainntes The Sultan
looked we'll and seemed 70 he IN good spirits
he spoke az some length. referring TO the fact
fbtf te was q diet
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Tom Dillon for correct STYLES in hats
cor. Van Ness and -McAllister sts- -
Feorner Van Ness avenue and McAllister:
$3.50. $3.50. $500.