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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
Gets MINERALS
IN LAND GRAN I
Judge in Nevada County
Renders Important
Decision.

Judge NiIon. in the Superior Court
in Nevada County, has decided that
the land grant to the railroads may
include mineral lands. The matter is
of such Importance 10 miners that an
account of the proceedings Is taken
from the local paper. the Grass Valley
Union, as follows:
case OF Joseph E. Osselin. Plaintin, VS.
Tbs sas Oliver ct al. defendants, came
L-expectedIy TO an end 1t had lasted
suming considerable more time from
the number of witnesses there. were
ready TO take the stand for each party.
Yesterday morning the court denied
the motion of the defendants for a
nonsuit. which had been interposed
when the plaintiff rested his case, the
court ruling that the plaintfn had
his title with the patent issued by the
Government TO the Central Pacific
Railroad
No sooner had the defendants of
fered to prove the character of the
land in dispute by attempting TO in
troduce evidence tending 20 show IL
TO be mineral than the question arose
as to whether the patent could be at
tackled in such an action as this or in
any other manner than by a direct
proceeding in the name of the Govern
ceiling the patent on the ground of
fraud or mistake occurring in obtain
ing the patent Many cases were cited
to the effect that the Land Department
was the exclusive judge of the char
acter of the land up to the time of the
issuance of the patent and that its
judgment in that respect could not be
reviewed or questioned in any pro-
ceeding other than one instituted for
that purpose solely The cases read
TO the Judge further stated that sta
bility of title is a factor in the pros
perity of a community not TO be over
looked and that ample opportunity is
afforded a mineral claimant for fling
a protest during the tendency of pat
ent proceedings.
Following the decisions presented
the court rendered Judgment from the
bench in favor OF the plaintiff uufetfn z
his title TO the entire tract of land in
dispute, including the Moonlight quartz
mining claim. as far as It conflicts
with the Osselin ranch at Gold Flat
adjoining the Chicago mine. 1t is stated
that the defendants will take an ap-
peal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
.bR|TONS DOWN
YANKEE STARS
Collins and Little Find
Going Too Fast on
English Court.
May Sutton, With Hill
yard as Partner, Again
Lands Match.

WIMBLEDON. July 2.-Kreigh Col
lins and Raymond D. Little. Americans.
were defeated in the semi i-final round
of the all-Eng gland championship dou-
bles by c. II. L. Cazalet and G. Simond.
British, three sets to two. The Ameri-
cans started well and they seemed to
be running out easy winners, but after
the second set Collins became wild in
his returns, repeatedly finding the net.
Summary: Semi-fin of the allEng-
land championship doubles-C. II. L.
Cazalet and G. Simond. British. beat
Kreigh Collins and Raymond d. Little.
American, 2-6. 7-9, 6-3, ga, Ga.
G. w. Hillyard and Miss May SUIT
ton, Americans, again had an easy task
in the third round or the open mixed
doubles. beating K. Powell, the Cam
bridge champion, and Miss Johnson,
British, 6-2. 6-3.
The competitors probably will play
in France before returning home. Pre-
vious to leaving England Beals c.
Wright will be the recipient of a gold
cigarette case Inscribed ITO Beals C.
Wright as a mark of sympathy from
the All-England Lawn Tennis Club
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

FIRE DESTROYS IRON WORKS.-Fire de-
stroyed the plant OF the Central Iron Works
at ats 6S5 Florida @ street Yesterday afternoon The
valued at $4,000 and carried 5000 insurance
MEHAN GOES on vACATION.-Charles Ne
han. inspector in charge of the Chinese Bureau.
has gone to Brookdale, in the Santa Cruz Noun
tains, for months vacation His place will
be filled by Dr. John Endicott Gardner
SURVEYOR GENERAL MoyEs.-United
States Surveyor General W. S. Graham moved
yesterday into his new quarters in rooms IS,
10 and % in the Appraisers building. Chief
CLERK Gleaves remarked yesterday that be was
not at all superstitious about numbers,
''skidoor or otherwise.
WANTS TO BE SOLE TRADER--Hattie Eu-
genia Danziger yesterday filed a petition to be-
a sole trader and conduct business IN
der her own name for the reason that her hus-
band according TO her complaint. is addicted 10
gambling and other vices
GEORGE X. FITCH'S wILL.-The will Of
George K. Fitch. who died in San Rafael on
June II. 1905. filed for probate yesterday.
Fitch. who was Il years of age, leaves his prop
erty to his wife. Clara Virginia, and his daugh-
ter Virginia Fitch.
TRYING TO FORCE SALE-The Mercedes
Company yesterday filed complaint against the
erty on Spear street, near Folsom. for So 500.
according TO an alleged agreement made before
the fire.
DRINKS WOOD Acknowledgements Colum-
struction Company, found at Eighth and
Harrison streets yesterday afternoon suffering
City and County Hospital.
KILLED UNDER TRUCK.-Harry lie Breton,
a teamster employed by the Overland Transfer
Company, instantly killed yesterday after
noon at the corner OF Ellis and Octavia streets
LIE Breton fell from his seat and the truck he
was driving passed over his body.
SCHMITZ AND PHELAN ANswER.-James
D. Phelan and Eugene E. Schmitz, in behalf Of
the relief committee, filed demurrer yesterday
to the complaint of Alva Udell and thousand
refugees who have brought an action against
them for accounting of the supplies sent to
this city.
CUSTOMS COLLECTIoNS.-Clem Perkins,
cashier of the Custom-house. reports that during
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1906, 81, ,424, 1856
was collected In the Custom house During the
preceding year the collections amounted to
81 ,461 314 a very small decrease this year by
reason OF the conia grafton.
AMMAN SUED ON CONTRACT.-United
States District Attorney Robert T. Devlin fled
in the United States Circuit Court yesterday
suit against Rudolph Axman and the American
Bonding Company TO recover from Axman
SOS, 900 and from the bonding company $50 900
for Axman's failure to carry out contract
for the dredging of San Pablo Bay entered into
between him and Major Heuer on behalf Of
the United States
STRUCK WITH HATCHET.-Isaae
Zeiph a pedder living in a camp at MaripoSa
street and Potreor avenue. bad quarrel with
George Gorgeades on Sunday night and was
struck on the head with a hatchet and bitten
on the arm by Gorgeades- Zeiph was taken to
the City and County Hospital and Georgeades
was arrested by Policeman 0. p Beggs on a
charge of assault with deadly weapon Zeiph's
injuries not serious.
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GLOVES To FLY
ON THE FOURTH
Powell and Wolff Fit
to Fight for Light
Weight Title.
Five Other Good Bouts
Are Carded at the
Ocean Beach.

8o1ina viii be resumed IN this city
tomorrow afternoon. when the Central
Club will pull OF SIX fast bouts at the
rev a. fresco arena near the Clif House
o. the ocean beach. The followers of
RuRsiisn have been anxiously waiting
fer the revival OF this most popular
sScFt, and the fine card arranged by
she management of the Central Club
has aroused great interest in the initial
Husilistic show since the great con-
GsGTstion:
The lightweight championship of
America hinges upon the result Of the
Y8ain go between Lew Powell and VIII
tie Wolf The latter gave the cham
piGn tough battle in the past, and
espsh oe and his friends figure that with
straight marquis of Queensberry rules
governing the match Powell viii be un-
able 20 stand the pace. AS both fight
ers have been training hard for several
weeks neither viii have any excuse on
che score Of cOndiuon, and an ag-
gFesssve fight. fun OF vim and action. is
looked FOR by the fans.
Harry Williams and Mike Kutchos,
Willie Conroy and Johnny Murphy and
1sr, Kane and Jim Bradley should also
xHynfsh hurricane bouts. as all are noted
for their gameness and stamina The
preliminary contests between Bruno
CEssini and Ed Hardes and Harry
Steele and Joseph Costello promise TO
be exciting miX-ups.
The preliminaries Will be refereed by
EcGfe HanlOn, while Eddie Smith has
been engaged 70 look after the finals
The master OF ceremonies viii be our
ola friend Billy Jordan. and the time
keeper George Hsrting. The first bout
viii be put on at ESQ p. m. and good
car service over all lines is promised.
90 that the spectators viii b landed al
csseir destination in plenty OF time Tor
dinner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
SPEEDY GREYHOUSDS WILL
RACE At INGLESIDE PARK
Evenly Matched Dogs should Furnish
Some Excellent Sport in Special
SIake TomnrrnNN.

Sixty-four feet greyhounds are card
ed 10 start at Ingleside Coursing Park
tomorrow in a special Fourth OF July
Stake. The entries as they were drawn
last night are very evenly matched and
should afford some good betting Cours-
ing win commence at II o'clock. The
draw is as follows:
Open stske-Shawn. O'FarreII VS.
Frank Dunn; Princess Savoy VS.. Do
nestle Lad; Pedlar Bann VS.. Hidden
Hatred; Flying Dutchman VS.. Honest
John: Our :Darkey VS.. Sunshine: Huron
rs. Queens Beauty; Peerless Beauty VS..
Mary Boiler; Roman Actress VS.. Ger
trude; Miss Viking VS.. Flora Free;
Maid OF tile Glen vs.. Limerick Boy;
Race King Us. Intruder; In Time VS..
.Secrerive; Irma HotfOot Us. Sunny
Brock; John Morrisey VS.. Young Rosie
r. Pony Capital Us. Galveston; Burton
VS. WaubanaUhkee; Lady Aramore vs..
Lady Fieldwick: Badly Used VS.. Earth
quake. Golden Flower VS.. Rose Clark:
Fiddler VS.. Walla Walla. Ny Surprise
vs. Abe Royal; Young Rocker VS.. Prim-
rose: Amandan VS.. Milk Maid: Snapper
Garrison VS.. Pasha Pleasant; Real
American VS.. Prometheus; Black Tom
VS.. Hector; Nellie N VS.. Josie Lee; Ina
Cissus Us. Blooming Dutchman: Rose
OF Gold VS.. Tralee Maid; Whiskey Dick
vs.. Orsina; Golden Idol vs.. Brewery
Maid; General Frisbee vs. Farmer Boy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
HAMBURG BELLE SHOWS
REST OF FIELD THE WAY
Equality a Joke Instead
Of a High-Class
Contest.
The Best Halifax Does
Is LAO and He F ails
to Figure.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Outside of the
Equality. the stake fixture, there was
little interest attached to the pro-
gramme offered by the Coney Island
Jockey Club for decision at Sheepshead
Bay this afternoon. Scratches reduced
the field in the main event TO a three
horse affair. Kiamesha, Dainty and
Tradition We're withdrawn. while Fam
cy Bird was sent 10 the post an added
starter
Sydney Paget's Hamburg Belle, after
being entered and scratched from sew
eraI races this season, finally started
for the first time and was made a to
choice. The Equality as a race was a
joke Halifax, which was separately
timed a mile in the Sheepshead Bay
handicap in 1885 4-5, did not run better
than 1:4O today.
Hamburg Belle went TO the front at
the head of the stretch and Shaw made
the effort to dispute her lead. Ham
burg Belle won by four lengths. while
Halifax was three lengths in front of
the added starter, Fancy Bird The time
was 1919
The weather was clear and warm and
attendance We'll up TO the high aver
age. The track was in fine condition
and very fast Summary:
First rsee. six and a half furlongs main
eourse-Far West won, Rye second. SIR Russell
third Time. l.19.
Second race, one mile and a furlong-Oliver
Cromwell won. O'ROurke second Woodsnan
third Time. 1:542.
Third race. five and q half furlongs Futurity
cOurse-Botanist won, Misgivings second, Royal
Breeze third. Time. 1:07-l-5
Fourth race, one mile, the Equality stakes
Hamburg Belle won. Halifax second, Fancy
Bird third. Time. 80 Is.
Fifth race, i've furlongs. selling. Futurity
cOurse-Jaunry won. Miss Strome second, Barring
tthird. Time. l:02.
Sixth race, one and half miles. on turf
Lancastrian won. Our Sister second, Samson
third. Time. 2:35 %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
Phone Girls as wives,

Plans have been completed for the
enlargement of the Office building of
the East Tennessee Telephone Com
pany, on Vine avenue. The new build
ing when completed will be double
the size of the present building. Dur
ing the past year twenty of the phone
operators of the East Tennessee Tele-
phone Company have married, which
proves that to be a phone girl will
lead TO matrimony. Many new girls
have to be instructed in order to keep
the supply of operators A we'll known
phone man said that when a phone
girl remains at the board for a year
or more 1t is an indication that she
will make good wife. and conse-
quently they are sought for by men
who wish to marry.-Knoxville Jour
nal and Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
BALL PLAYERS SAVE WIFE
FROM HER INSANE SPOUSE
Crazy italian Who Attacked Woman
With Razor Is Disarmed by the
Curve Artists.

PETALUMA, July 2.-While tempo
rarily insane Frank Rossi, an Italian,
made a murderous attack on his 14-
year-old wife at the family home east
of Petaluma yesterday He drove her
from the house. and on her return
knocked her down and attacked her
with razor. Word was sent to base
ball park nearby, where game was
going on, and members of the ball
teams hastened to the house and dis
armed Rossi after a hard fight. 1t is
believed the attack of insanity is due
to a heavy shock of electricity he ac-
cidentally received short time ago,
and financial trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

SEATTLE. July Following are the entries
for tomorrow at The Meadows:
First race. nine-siKteenths of a mile sell
iug-Napnagootis 10. Banlado 100, Alta Spa
100, Big Jack 100. Convent Bell 100. Rosy
Light l07, Prince Of Actors l05
Second race, three-quarters of a mile, selling
Sandstone II2, Anona Ito, E. NJ Britain IO9
Allopath lO7. Monte loT, Laura NJ i07, Sea
sick 107.
Third race, seven-eightths of mile. selling
Invoice 109, Oscar TOlle los, Homestead los
Jerusha 107, Black Cloud Io5 Matt Hogan I05
Spondoolix 1o5, St Winifride 103, Baker I03
Lady MiFthful 1O3.
Fourth race. seven-eightbs Of a mile. selling
Flaunt 100. Dueist l09, Pay Ne l09 Sid Sill
yer i07 Birdie p 107, Hersain 107, Flo Ma
noia 107, Jolly Witch i03, Yiona 103.
Fifth race, seTen-eglths OF a mile. purse
Canopian lOT, Governor Davis 1o1. Frank Flitt-
ner l0I. Queen Alamo &c. liza 90. Silver Sue &C.
Sixth race. mile and City yards, selling
Rudabek 107. Fury 10T Hot 107, Briers 105, Lit
tie Joker 1O3, Pickaway 103.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
VALLEJO WANTS
FIRM To MOVE
Tires of Inactivity OF
Tile Manufacture
ing Concern.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

VALLEJO. July 2.-The Board of
Trustees of this city is preparing to
engage in legal conflict with Glad
ding. Mclean & Co. the San Francisco
tile firm, over the possession of Solano
avenue at the water front, in this city.
Years ago the city granted the use of
the city's property on the front to the
United Brick and Tile Company, which
built a large tile works here Later
Gladding, Mclean & Co. absorbed the
local corporation and closed down the
works. For years the San Francisco
firm has been In possession of the
street, but has not lived up to the
terms of the franchise. Now, with the
rebuilding of San Francisco, local
waterfront property is in great demand
by tile and brick manufacturing COM
panies and the city intends to force
the San Francisco firm to either open
its works or move its building from
the street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
'ALWAYS IN THE Way
PLAYED AT FUNERAL
Military Band Excused ON the Ground
That Its Repertoire Was
Limited.

WASHINGTON, July. 2.-"Always in
the Way is the title of piece of
music played at the funeral of Private
c. W. j. Anderson of the marine corps
at Olongapo, P. L.. and it resulted in
severe newspaper criticism and finally
an investigation by officers of the
corps.
The report of the board has been re-
ceived at the department, and its find
ings say that the music played, while
having an inappropriate name, was
suited to the occasion and the best the
band could play, their repertoire being
limited. The newspaper which pub
lished the article in Manila is severely
condemned in the report. The order
for the piece was given by Acting
Drum Major Walter Preston.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Here the Cambridge crew spurted
and knocked off some of the tnterven-
ing distance, but although First TRINITY
spurted again and again they were I'm
able to get their boats nose beyond
level with the visitors she'll
In the preliminary heat for the diar
mond sculls Roy Adam OF Australia
beat ". B. West of Philadelphia by
two and three-quarters lengths
West went of with thirty-hv
10 the minute and led for a
quarter of a mile, but Adams then wore
down the American and won easily in
the slow time of 8 minutes and p sec
onds-
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
CINCINNATI PRESENTS
PHELPS TO BOSTON NTNH
President Hermann OF the Reds Makes
Sacrifice In Interest OF Organized
RaaehaIl

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 2-Presidens
Hermann of the Cincinnati National
League Club has secured q reopening
OF the case OF Catcher Phelps OF the.
Boston Americans. and anpodnced to-
day that the player has been bought
back from Boston and viii be present.
ed TO the PittSburg anagement by th8
Cincinnati club without expense co
Pittsburg. Hermann has written 80
President DreyfuSs of the Ptttsburg
club explaining that this Is done in the.
interest OF organised baseball and that
there Is no question or the correctness
OF the decision awarding Phelps to
Boston.
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Seattle Results.

First race. FIVE and a half furlongs-Elota
won. Kathrine c second. Marsh Redon third.
Time. 1-OSA.
second race. I've and a half furlongs-Home-
stead won. FL Verrsco second DR.. RoVell third.
Time. l:0Th.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-Entre
Nous won, Pachuca second, Madden third. Time.
i:06h.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles-Little
Joker won, Montana Peeress second. Calculate
third. Time. ! "a
Fifth race. six furlongs-Judge won. Hagerdou
second. Lotta Gladstone third Time, 1:I3.
Sixth race, and a sixteenth miles-Flor-
ence Fonso won, Harbor second, Lucian third.
Time, 1:47.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
OverIand Park Results.

DENVER. July 2--Overland results:
First race, SIX furiongs-Red Ruby won Meiier
second. Babe third. Time. 1:21.
Second race, one mile-0dd Ella won. Red
Damsel second. Supreme Court third. Time.
I:s9h.
Third race. i've and a half furlongs-Blumen-
thai won, Invasion second. Unmasked third.
Time. 1914.
Fourth race. six and a half furiongs-Lord
Nelson won, Kate zitt second, Dr. Tom third.
Time. 1.20H-
Fifth race. SIX and half furiongs-IIuminate te
won. J. c. Glen second, Mrs. Bob third. Time
1:2l
Sixth race. six furIongs-Brannigan won. Lone
Star second. Peter Farley third. Time, 100
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
OFFICIALS NAMED FOR
/. LAKE MERRITT REGATTA
Rowing Pans VIII Witness High-CIaSs
Sport Tomorrow Afternoon at
Oakland.

2 OAKLAND, July 2.-The Pacific As
sOciation OF Amateur Oarsmen. which
Will direct the Fourth OF July regatta
Wednesday afternoon on Lake Merritt,
has named the following regatta off,
cials:
Referee, Paul Carroll; starter, F. NJ
Shay; marshals, H II. McKevett, ].
Won Stadens clerks Of the course. Ed
die Smith, Fred Goodcell; judges. Le-
ander Stevenson. Ed Harmon, A G.
Bell. A W. Shannon, c. 81. Farrell, J.
j. Cronin.
Races viii commence at 2:30 o'clock,
the starting point being in the angle
between the Twelfth-street dam and
the boulevard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
20 CD no I'D NITrVN
BRITISHERS A LENGTH SHY
AT FINISHING LINE.
Canadians Start Right and Not Man Weakens, So
1rniys Spurts Count for Naught.

HENLEY. England. July .2.-The
Argonauts (Canadal beat the First
Trinity (Cambridge) crew today in the
first heat for the grand challenge cup.
The Argonauts won after magnificent
race by bare length. The time was
minutes and 20 seconds.
The Canadians. who had the Bucks
station, went off with lively stroke
of fortyone TO the minute and drew
away Immediately. First Trinity hung
on bulldoggedly. but were length
and a half behind at Fawley Court
which was reached in 9 minutes and 2s
seconds.
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Lntonia Results.

CINCINNATI July 2.--Iatonia Results:
First race. five furlongs-Margie won, Camp
second. John Kaufman third Time, 1:O1 40.
Second race. mile-Reveille won, The Laurel
second Loeb Coil third. Time l:4l 2-5.
Third race i've furlongs-Chariey Mitchell
won SeIene second, Bitter Miss third.
Time. ] .02 %
Fourth race. miie-Harding won. McIlvain sec
ond John English third. Time, 30 l-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ethel Day won,
Monte Lucille second, Hilona third. Time / IA
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth mies-Cap-
tain Bush won. T second, Bitter Brown
third. Time. I;4T %.
Seventh race. mfle-WilHe Newcopb won,
Dr. Hart second, Augur third. Time. I:42 3-5
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
.HONORS DIVIDED
IN QUAkERTOW0
Crowd Surges on Field
Giving New York
Second Game.
The Trailing Brooklyn
ties Easily Humble
Proud Giants.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA July 2.-Philadel-
phia and New York played two games
today, each winning one In the nrst
New York tied the score in the ninth
The winning run was scored oy the
locals when runner was r9rced nome
by base on balls In the last na1 or
the ninth inning of the second game.
with two Of the locals out the crowd
in the fteld seats svidentiy ~ 6hinkipg INK S sae
suTged into the field and prevented the
play. Under the rules the game was
forfeited TO New York score.
FIRST game "a
Batterfes-Newton. Clarkson. Cheshire
and Mcclure; Thomas. Plank and
second game r Il z.
New York -....-.--~.... 3 Z
Fh5arqeIPas BatreTPpesaort6 and Kieinow; Coax
ley. Bender and Schreck.
WASHINGTON, July 2--Washington
and Boston split even in today's double
header. the visitors getting the hrst
game 4 20 8. and the second going 70
was called by mutual consent at the
end OF the seventh inning on account
of the heat. Scores:
First game r II E
Batteries-Smith and Wakefield;
SECOND game K q
Washington ..--.-...--.i l9
Boston HSvsor
Winter. Glaze. Harris and Peterson.
CLEY ELAND. July 2.-Cleveland won
from Detroit by punching its hits with
O'Leary's errors brilliant catch by
Turner in the ninth inning prevented
Detroit from tying the score score
Cleveland ---.--.....---
Batteries-Hess and Clark; Eubanks
anu NHTTONAI IEAcT-E
CHICAGO. July 2--Gneinnati de
rthce and a wild pitch scored the run
Pitcher Beebe aid Catcher NoOnan had
Chicago twirIer. Jack Taylor. Score.
Chicago .............- o. 3
eiRslnRafs Batte1ies-oxeraii. Ldndaren and
King Frazer and livingston
ST. LOUIS. July 2-By winning to-
Pittsburg on the series Of SIX games
r II. E,
BatterIes-Brown and Mccarthy Me-
Farland. Leifeld, Lynch and Gibson.
BOSTON. July 2.-with one out ia
Boston's half OF the ninth inning today.
Bates decided a pitchers battle BY drfv-
for home run. Boston winning I to o.
Philadelphis had the bases full with
one out in the sixth, bus could not
r. H. E.
Fh5sadeiRfa,a BsatterRfesaPaeffer and oNeili: Pit
finger and Doom. Umpire-Conway.
NEW YORK, July 2-The Brooklyr
team played all around the locals to-
day. Stricklett pitched steadily, while
the home team had to use three pitch
ers. Score:
Brooklyn ..ss-a..s.sssss~s
Batterfes-Stricklett and Bergehf
Taylor, Ferguson. McGinnity and Bow
erman. Umpire-Emslie-
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Spanish war veteran. Meet.

LOS ANGELES, July 2.-The United
Spanish War Veterans opened their
third annual encampment at Armory
Hall at 10 o'clock with a prayer for all
the soldiers of the nation by Robert
]. Burdette. Addresses were made by
Department Commander Davis and
General Wanowski.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
corona a Fa-t schooner.

afARBLEHEAD, Mass, July 2.-The
schooner Corona. owned by A r. Luke,
crossed tho finish line af the Eastern
Yacht Clubs ls0-mile ocean race from
lew London to this port at 3:2S:01 a
n. today. thus winning the principal
up IN the event. She made the run
tn 23 hours IS minutes and second
Nearly five hours later none of Ihe
other boats was in sight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
GERMAN CITIZENS ENJOY
PICNIC AT VALLEJO RESORT
San Francisco, Napa, Benicia and
Other Bay Towns Represented at
the Outing.

VALLEJO, July 1.-The biggest out
ing in the history of Vallejo was that
given yesterday at the Vallejo White
Sulphur Springs by Vallejo Lodge No.
80, Order OF Hermann's Sons. The Ger
man residents of Vallejo, Napa. San
Francisco. Benicia and other bay towns
to the number of 5000 enjoyed an ideal
days outing.