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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-02
PREACHER SAYS WIFE
GOT DIVORCE AS "AD'
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. J.. -
Pittsburg, May 2.-The wife of Rev.
Charles t. Russell has been granted a
divorce with alimony. The minister is
almost beside himself with rage and
says he has again got the worst of it.
The amount of alimony will be de-
termined by the judge later.
The sensational case aroused much
| local interest, as Mr.. Russell was one
Of the most prominent ministers Of the
Pittsburg district.
The address of Attorney Porter in
summing up for Mrs. Russell was most
scratching. In closing. Porter spoke of
the sickness of Mrs. Russell, when MI.
Russell sent her word that her illness
was Judgment of Cod ...
After the verdict, Rev. Mr.. Russell
said with bitterness: II
+ zone of the principal reasons, be-
| lieve, why Mrs. Russell brought these
charges against ME was to increase the
| sale of book which she recently pub,
lished, thru the publicity which she ex'
pected to receive.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-02
SHERMAN MARCH
TO The SEA IS OFF
President Directs the Curtailment
Of Proposed Trip of
Priest.

Washington, May 2.-The president
has directed the curtailment of the
movement Of the Twelfth cavalry as
escort to Rev. Father Thomas p. Sher-
man, son of General William T. Sher-
man, on trip over part Of the !lne
of the famous "march to the sea. -
Instead the trip may be made from
Fort Oglethorpe as far as Resaca, when
the cavalry detachment is to return.
Orders to this effect were given fol
lowing the receipt of long dispatch
handing the department. of the gulf,
by whose authority the detachment was
ordered to accompany Father Sherman:
General J. Franklin Bell, the chief of
staff Of the army, in speaking OF the
incident, said:
"The fields of engagements fought
between the armies of General Sher-
man and General Johnston from Chat
tanooga to Atlanta are favorite places
acts involved in the operations are
considered among the best examples Of
the art of war afforded by our civil
conflict.
"Recently an order was issued re-
curing practice marches, some OF them
to last one day, some three days, and
every post was required to have at
least one march which should last a
minimum of twenty-one days.
"No one could ever anticipate that
misapprehension or feeling would arise
over permitting Father Sherman to
accompany such a. detachment, courte-
sy which would have been extended to
any distinguished person under similar
circumstances.'
There was quite stir among the
Georgia delegation in congress ~wher
the Statement reached their ears that
Father Sherman intended to march from
Atlanta to the sea.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
CALIFORNIA oARSMEN TAKE
THE NORTHWEST BY STORM
TWO stanford Students. Aided by For
mer Football Stars, Capture Re-
Eatta at Nelson, B. G.

Word reached this city yesterday of
the victory of four Californians in the
recent four-oared shell regatta at Nell
son. B. c. The victorious crew was
made up of Fred Zimmerman and w.
Pemberton of Stanford University,
Paul Smid. a former member of the
old Vampire association football team
of this city. and W. King. another
football player who made his mark
here.
According to accounts, the Califor-
mans broke all records in the four
Dared race and beat the crack oarsmen
of the Northwest. The distance was a
mile and half. straightaway, arr the
winning crew led all the way Fle re-
markabIe showing of the Californians
has made them the kingp.ns in British
Columbia athletic circles.
This clean-cut victory has inspired
the crack oarsmen TO invade the East.
They will leave in a few days and ex-
pect to take part in the regatta at
Worchester, Mass, this month. When
the Eastern campaign is over the Stan
ord men will return TO college.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
TWO KINGS WATCH
YACHT RACES
AT C0WES.

COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. 6.-The
Cowes regatta opened today under the
most brilliant auspices a programme
of races under the direction of the
Royal London Yacht Club. The roads
were crowded with yachts of various
rigs and stately warships guarding the
Kings of England and Spain. who, with
their conserts. watched the races from
their respective royal yachts.
The weather was bright. but the
wind was very light. The chief event
of the day was a handicap race for
schooners exceeding 100 tons over a
forty eight-mile course, in which EN-
peror Williams Meteor, Claud I. Gay
ley's Adela, Herr Guillaume's Clara,
Visceunt Iveagh's Cetonia and other
big yachts started.
Another race for 7s-feoters, the
starters being George ". Watjen's
Ameriean-built yawl Navahoe. Miles B.
Kennedy's cutter White Heather, Sir
James Pender's cutter Kariad and r.
w. n. Young,s cutter Nyria-
The Meteor crossed the finish line
first at 4:4s p. m, but as she had TO
allow the Clara SO minutes and S6 sec
onds the latter won. crossing at 5:07
p. m. The Cetenia gave up the contest.
In the race for 79footers the White
Heather crossed, the finish line first,
but lost the race to the Nyria, havin z
to allow her 3 minutes and SO seconds.
The Nyria won by 55 seconds. The
Karia came in third and the Navahee
fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
MISCHIEF II WINS
FIRST Upton
CUP RACE.

SAN DIEGO, Aug, 6.-The South
Coast Yacht Clubs Mischief II today
won the first of the series fer the Lip
ton cup.
Aelous, the San Diego defender, was
second and beat all other South Coast
entries. but her defeat by Mischief III
was rather bad one. In the wind
ward work Mischief III showed great
superiority. but down the wind the San
Diego boat more than held her own.
After the first stake boat was rounded
the course was deal to windward.
Aeolus went around first, then Mis-
chief II, closely followed by Skidoo.
But then the defender showed her
faults The black racer from San
Pedro in an eight-mile breeze took the
lead and outpointed and outfooted her
in way that was surprising. Mis-
chief III held her LEAD to the end of the
race, finishing 8 minutes IS seconds
ahead of Aeelus.
Then came Monsoon. ~ seconds be-
hind Aeolus and s minutes 1 second
ahead of Mischief l, the latter min
utes ahead of Skidoo, The EstFella
did not finish the race
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
GAMBLERS DECLARE WAR
AT The SARATOGA TRACK
Senator Tim Sullivan and Dick
Garfield Are Determined to
Break Joe Ullman.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. e.-The most
bitter gamblers war in the long his
tory of the Spa knights of the green
baize from the time of John MorFissey
to the present era of Smiling Dick
Garfield started here today. President
McNulty. Richard Garfield and Senator
Bracket compose one faction, and Joe
Ullman of the Bridge Whist Club and
his political mentor. big Tim" Sulli-
van of New York, are popularity recog-
nized as the head and front of the
other opposing faction.
Last night President McNulty of the
former circle ordered the Bridge
Whist Club closed up at once. At the
same time he notified Canfield's Sara
toga clubhouse, the Manhattan Club,
that they had permission to run.
AS a result Ullman appeared on
Broadway today with his war paint on.
looking for q fight and determined to
break in" to the charmed circum-
virate of "lidIess clubs" Ullman's
friends said Canfield really instigated
the exclusion OF the Bridge Whist
Club from the privileged list because
of jealousy of the clubs success last
year. Whether or not this is true,
Ullman is bent on vigorous fight for
what he calls his rights.
1t is thought that the Ullman-
Machin-Sul club will run, or fail
ing, Canfield's establishment and all
the others, too, will be forced to shut
down.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
MURPHY GETS EVEN With
SHIFTY "SPIkE" ROBSON
In a Six-Round Mill at PhiIa-
delphia the Englishman Re-
ceives Merry Drubbing.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. e.-Tommy
Murphy of New York got even tonight
for the recent defeat he suffered at
the hands of Spike Robson of Eng
land by reversing the previous de-
cision. The largest crowd of the sum-
mer turned out to see the return match
at the National Athletic Club 1t was
one of the liveliest contests ina gin
able, with Murphy having the better of
every round except the second.
Robson gave another great display
of cleverness and his footwork was
marvellous, but Murphy was there for
business and while Spike" was do
ing lot of fancy movements Tommy
was getting In the punches. Before
the finish one of Robson's eyes was
in mourning and his nose was bleed
ing and swollen. Murphy escaped
without mark except for bruise in
the mouth during the closing rounds.
Robsons work was disappointing
compared with his previous exhibitions
against Murphy. The last round was
the fiercest of the six Once Murphy
drove Robson halfway across the ring
with a left hand swing on the jaw.
Before Spike" could pull himself to-
gether Murphy sent the Englishman
half-wa through the ropes with left
and right on the face. A fierce mix
up followed in Murphy's favor as the
bell rang.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
DANDELION IS ALL
BY HIMSELF IN
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 6.-The annual
summer meeting of the Saratoga Rae
ing Association was inaugurated at the
Spa course this afternoon under the
most favorable weather and track con-
ditlons and in the presence of one of
the most brilliant assemblages of So
ciety and racing folk in the history of
the association. The opening day card
was a very classy one from beginning
to end Three stake events were
listed.
F. r. Hitchcoek's speedy colt Dan
delien, Sewell up, at odds of 13 to 5,
won the rich Saratoga handicap, while
his stable mate, Tangle with Miller
in the saddle, finished second. Gala
want, an added starter. finished third.
The time, 2:04 4=5, is considered fast
for this track, being only two seconds
behind the worlds record.
There was little delay at the post
and the field was sent away to a good
start. Gallavant was first to show and
cut out the early running, followed by
Dandelion and Ravena. They ran in
this order to the stretch, where RaVena
had enough and quit.
Dandelion then came on. and, taking
the lead held it to the end, winning in
easy fashion by a length and a half
from fangle, which beat Gallavant
three lengths for the place. Bedouin,
the to l faverite, never figured in the
running and finished absolutely last
Radtke, back in the saddle again
after lengthy retirement, won the
Flash stakes with Peter Pan, the
Keene colt, which was carefully pre-
pared for this race. He ran the race
of his life and in a grueling end drive
outstayed Electioneer and won by a
head.
The winner of the Saratoga steeple-
chase turned UP in Herculean, a 5 to
shot, Altar got away in the lead and
made the running to the half-mile
point, where Herculean came on, and
taking the lead, held it to the end and
won easily.
The weather was very warm at the
course and the track was in the best
possible condition. Two hundred or
more bookies were kept busy in the
ring during the afternoon handling the
wagers of the speculatively inclined
public. Summary:
First race, six furl6ngs, selling-Edna Jackson
won, Rusk second, Hustled third Time, 1;l3 20
Second race, the Saratoga steeplechase about
two miles-Herculod won, Gold Fleur second
Kassil third. Time, 4:19.
Third race five and half furlongs-Peter Par
won, Electoneer second, Arctic third. Time
/ ;06 3-5.
Fourth race one and quarter miles. the Sara
toga handicap-Dandelion won, Tangle second
Gallavant third. Time, 2;O4 2-5
Fifth race, one mile, sellng-Runnels won
/ 80 2-5.
Sixth race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Knli
krankie won, Alpenmarehen second, Waterbur,
third. Time, :0s.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07

line is that the trip Of the little black
smith was ia vain. 1t is thought that
Nolan refused TO consider the San
Francisco or Sacramento propositions
and made up his mind to take his fight
ing Dane TO GOldheld.
80. What has become Of Morris Levy2
This is another question that causes
great concern in sporting centers.
~ lrris has been gone several days, but
ether or not he managed TO get a
Inc Of Nolan or Nelson 10 one but
he can tell for up 10 the present time
he has not shown signs Of life.
Levy evidently did not know Of the
contemplated trip OF the blacksmith.
for. since Graney's departure several
letters and postals from the mana ger
OF the old Hayes Valley Club have ar
rived at Graney's resort. It is likely
Norris and Eddie VIII meet some where
on the plains and there extend to each
other quantities Of sympathy and con-
dolence.
Those who claim TO be on the inside
Of the situation are positive that the
big fight viii take place at Goldfeld.
That cffer Of $50, 900 is too tempting to
De turned down by either Cans or Mel
son Treasurer Rickard of the Gold
held club is man Of his word, 50
there is little doubt but that he viii
make good his generous offer.
likely be flashed in this city today or
tomorrow. 1t has already been raised
and Will be dispatched here as soon as
possible. Billy Nolan evidently re-
Ccived a tip that the offer was a bona
fde one or otherwise he would not de-
clare 50 positively that he intended to
take Nelson 10 Goldfeld and put an end
10 further bidding for the contest.
II the Sacramento people hope to land
the championship battle they would do
well TO put up their money. This is the
only chance they have. Advices from
the capital city state that Manager Van
Buren is waiting to hear from Nolan
i is unlikely the latter viii take the
trouble to communicate with him till
he learns Of the deposit Of the coin TO
gEa arsntee that $4,000 purse.
J. T. Rickard, treasurer Of the Gold
field club. is a sport known all over
the country and q man with a reputa-
ton for honesty and gameness- He was
borr in Kansas City, but went 10 Texas
at an early date and for many years
has been known as Tex"
Rickard had an Alaska experience be-
fore locating in GOld6eld. and hap
pened 70 be one Of the first adventures
40 enter Nome. Rickard has resided in
Ccl66eld for the last two years and is
one OF the best known men there
e. l. Van Buren,, manager or the
Hoffman Club Of Sacramento, which
geeks 10 outbid the Goldfeld club, is a
rrorainent sport Of the capital city. The
Hoffman Club promoted many battles
a. its time, but never attempted any :
tilng quite as gigantic as the proposed
Gans-Nelson AFFAIR Van Bureh S sass
his club VIII stick by its offer OF S4Z,-
800. and is determined 70 land the great
match II money viii be Of any assist
arce.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
FORT ERIE ENTRIEs.

FORT ERIE. Aug. 6.-Fellowing are the en-
tries for tomorrow:
First race, eleven sisteenths Of a mile.
selliug-Tony Harlon l02, Lady Kispar 102.
Trappist lo2. Miss Eberlee 102, Bert osra 1o4,
No Trumper 1o4, Henry Ach 104, Judex 1O4.
Goldbride 1o7, Artery 1o7, Miss Cornet i0T, Al
bula 107.
Second race, ave-eighths of a mile. selling
Frances Ermine e6. Limited 1ol, Rubber Ball
lO1 Rhea Carukin 101, Rome 104, Partially
104 Phil Igoe 104, Alegra 106, Fire Alarm l06.
Charlie Ward LOG, Excuse Me i06, PrytanIa 100,
Mnos 100, The Composer 109
Third race, short course, steepleehase. selling
Picktime 151, Decimo 14S, Manzano 14S. Wood
cock 14S, Madoc 1873, Bally Castle I33, sigmund
1885,
Fifth race, eleven sixteenths Of mile.
seIling--Dixie Andrews 97, Sheer CO. Prairie
Flower II liz, The Pet 11e, Clara Dee 112, Ma
falda 112, Amber 112, Anne Davis 102. Ora q
102 Orfeo l04. Maggie Mckay 10T. yinctides
1O7 DIR. NowIin 100.
Sixth race, three-fourths of a mile. selling
Merry Leap Year 81, Beatrice II o. Reina
Swift "a, Miss Ida 96. Mary Custis, 96 Poster
Girl 100, Chandler 101, Lfvius 1O1, Bathmaria
1o4, Restoration 105,s Chas- L. Stone 100
Seventh race, mile and one-sixteenth. selling
Ancient Witch S5, Silver Foam 95 Chief Dep
uty a5, Gladys Mcconnell 90, Arao 100. Edwin
Gum 100. Scarecrow 1e4. Lemon Girl 105.
Daniel G los, Jungle Imp los. Retieent 10T,
GIlfain ZOE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
DuTIFUL FOOLS THE TALENT.
Old War Horse Runs Rings Around the
FavOrite, Harbor.
BY FRED E. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE, Aug. 6.-Dutiful, the aged
gray horse with his knotted legs,
fooled smart click again at The
Meadows this afternoon in the fourth
event. His price touched eight and
he led the good thing Harbor without
fully exposing his hand. Little Joker,
which closed equal fayorite with HaF-
Dor. has apparently trained off. Ink, a
starter in the race, was claimed by
the owner of Dutiful. 1t was a rough
day on fayorite players. for all the
choices went down, with one exception.
Keogh and Lawrence each landed two
winners. Banlade took the two-year-
old event, nicely ridden by Keegh.
Dominus Arvi, the runner up, was
quoted at odds of one hundred to one.
Allopath received the educated play
to win the fifth, but could not make
good. Lawrence rode a persevering
race on Old Mike, an to 1 shot, beat
ing Our Sallie, another outsider, with
out great effort. Summary:
First race five furlengs-Bonnet won, Nettie
Hicks second. Wheatstone third. Time, :01.
Second race, five furlongs-Ban Lado won. Do
minus Aryi second, Mrs. Matthews third. Time,
1:0112.
Third race, seven furlongs-Storma won Flo
Man0la second, Yiona third. Time, 1:2615
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles-Duti-
full won, Harbor second, Briarthorpe third.
Time Al.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles-old Mike
wen, Our Sallie second. Calculate third. Time,
l:54.
sixth race one mlle-Fulletta won, Huston
second, Beechwood third. Time, Al.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07

Lady Lavish i01, Duessa 1o2, Black Manilla 1o2.
Second race, hve-eighths Of mile, selling
Demo 90, Gabble 9s, Anvil Chorus 9S, Sulu 9S,
DR.. Frank es, Yando 100, Camp 100, Lady vi
mont 100. Helmuth 102, Mcintyre 103 Plead
103, Clanaor 1o5 Montalban 107, All Ablaze 10I,
Bonart los Harold D 100.
Third race, three-fourths Of a mile, selling
Tom Grove 90, Self Reliant 9S, Miadi Love 100.
Dorassette 100, Mayor Johnson 112. Frank Bill
112, Matador 112, Martius 113
Fourth race, mile handieap-Captain Bush 90,
John English l02, Tom Roberts 1o4, The Minks
los, Old Stone los, Col. Jim Douglass 122.
Fifth race, three -fourths Of 4 mile. purse
Helen Maclin 90, Heirloom 80, Sainrida 90.
webber 10S, Gromotoi 1o6, Friction LOG, Lexo-
line Ill. Mildrene Ill.
Sixth race, three-fourths OF a mile. selling
Laeene "a, Mill Song OF, Oak Grove es, SaIlie
9s, Principal 101, Field Lark l0i, linda
1oI, Lidwina 101, Toppy Girl 102. Intense 1O5,
Revolt lie, Mum III.
Seventh race. mile, selling-Globe Runner Ss.
Skyward 90, Thiberius 81, Oberon 95. Rubinon
ss, Pinaud 90, Mazzle Toy as. Oddoletta 80.
Kings Guinea co. The Only Way 101, Piller 1O1.
Sand Bath 10l, Know ledge 103, FOnsOluca 103,
Otter Tail 106 Postman 100.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
POLICEMEN and FIREMEN
WILL PLAY new WORKERS
Star Local Aggregation Of Ball
Tossers Make Their Bow IN
Gotham on Saturday

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-Herbert J.
Wright. lieutenant of police OF San
Francisco. and Timothy Harrington
lieutenant Of the Fire Department OF
that city, today obtained from Police
Inspector Mclaughlin. president OF the
Police Athletic Association Of this city,
permission for the baseball team OF fire.
men and policemen from San Francisco
to meet the baseball teams OF the New
York Police Department on Saturday
afternoon at the American League ball
park. The Western team will meet the
ball teams of the local Fire Depart
ment, Fire Commissioner O'Brien grant
ing permission, on the same afternoon
On it's way East the San Francisco
team defeated the fire and police base
ball teams in Denver. Chicago, Detroit,
Buffalo and Kansas City. The gate re-
ceipts go to a fund for the widows and
orphans of the men Of the San Fran
cisco department who lost their lives
in the performance of their duty during
the recent fire in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
WOMEN YELL AS BOXERS
DUCK, SWING AND JAB
Al belmont and Kid Broad Entertain
Society Folks at Swell
Warwick Hotel.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug 6.-AI
belmont of Medford, Mass, and Kid
Broad of Hartford gave a six-round
exhibition of the manly art of self
defense before crowd of about 700
persons, nearly half of whom were
women, in summer hotel at War
wick, not two miles from Senator Aid
rich's country home, last evening
The fighters had been doing the
sights at Rocky Point, Narragansett
Bay, in the afternoon and in the even
ing turned UP at the hotel for lunch
con. AS the boxers arose from the
table they were urged to put on the
gloves.
The harder the men fought. the more
the women, who had clambered upon
chairs, seemed to like it. There was
no decision, as both men were on their
feet at the final bell. AT the con-
clusion of the match the hat was
passed around and a liberal amount
was collected in lieu of gate receipts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
Mission Of Granev
Thought to Be
Vain One.
LEVY MAY BE LOST

~ REAsURER Tex Rickard of the
Geldheld Athletic Club last
night mailed the $4,000 check
TO The Cali This looks as
;aough the Nevada man means bust
ness ana that the great Cans Nelson
Hghl VIII be fought in the rising min
ing camp.
The check viii arrive at The Call
once some time tomorrow and when
SHY Nolan learns this. he will be
ready 10 go ahead and get Nelson into
form Tor the aght. If the fighters
agree' me Cali viii probably act as
the stakeholder Of the tight.
. Joe Cans left last night for GoIdheld.
where he will await the arrival OF
k2ttling Nelson and his manager. Billy
No1an- AdKiees from the Nevada min
ln 9 camp say that the Dane is ex-
pected there on Thursday. II he ar
rlVes the articles for the great fight
VIII be signed up in a hurry and the
men VIII Immediately start TO work
training
Before leaving Cans said he was go
ing 10 Nevada and there await word
from Nolan or Nelson. He will not do
anything till he hears from them. He
IS confident, however, that the fight
VIII be arranged to the satisfaction of
all parties concerned. His belief was
strengthened when he received the fol-
lowing message late yesterday after
noon.
Joe Cans: Nolan viii arrive on
tuesday night TO sign articles. You
or your representative leave there to-
night If you want match.
TEX RICHARD"
Every one who is interested in mat
ters pusilistic awaited anXiously for
word from Eddie Graney But none
came. The general belief along the