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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-08
But Il Wasn't Appendicitis.

Middleton, N. Y, Nov. GA ply.
dcian who examined Edward 0rssn,
an inmate Of the Middleton STATE
hospital for the insane, found alares
swelling inhis right side In the region
OF the vermliorm appendix. Hscall.
cd . surgeon, who operated and
found On iron bolt I've inches long
In tho body. Il apparently had been
there . short time. Young Green
had . mania forswallowingiron and
steel. II = doubtiul \ hscan recover.
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to Sell Devlin Propev,

Application to Sell Devlin Property.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 5.-Application
to sell the Illinois Devlin properties
belonging to the receiver Of the First
National bank was made in the dis
trict court here Monday. Other ap-
plications will be filed later on to
dispose Of all the property held by
the receiver. It is said that no sales
have reached contamination and that
the application is simply made at this
time in order to do away with delay
when the sales are about to be put
through.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-08
Ari.ona win Reject Statehood.

Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 5.--Partisans
Of Joint statehood, have closed their
campaign. Parting shot against the
project will be given Monday night IN
the larger towns where republicans
and democrats viii hold final meet.
ings. Defeat of jointure in Arizona IL
admitted by all. estimate OF vote In
its favor being from IL to 20 per cent
Of the total vote.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-08

Chicago, Nov. SIT has been an
nounced by State Attorney Healy
that Henry w. Herring. former cash
Ter Of the Milwaukee Avenue State
bank, WIN plead guilty to charges Of
larceny and forgery On Monday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-08
Shot by His own Men.

Nizhni, Novcorod, Russia, Nov. &c.
Cpl. Bozheranoff, Of the viborg regi-
ment, Of which the German emperor
Is honorary commander was seriously
wounded Monday by bullet fired by
ar - Of his own command, while
the ~. iiers were practicing yolley
firing with blank cartridges. It b
stated that the shot was fired acci-
dentally. Il
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observation-disclosures
Managers of Both Political Parties
Believe They Will Increase
Their Representation
LOCAL CONDITIONS AFFECT new YORK

The Fight on Bailey In Texas-Dal-
zell's Opposition In Pittsburg-
Interesting situation In Pennsyl-
vania-Law and Order in Idaho
Mormon Church q uestion In Utah.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
BLINDNESS CREEPS
UPON A NOTED
HORSEMAN.

Jerry Heating. the clever huntsman
of the San Mateo County Hunt drag
hounds, is slowly but surely losing his
sight. Noted oculists are baffied by
the peculiar ailment of the horseman,
which they diagnose as being caused
by paralysis of the optic nerves. The
sight is practically gone from one eye
and the other is badly impaired.
The injury is supposed to have been
caused by fall from a horse. Keat-
ing was thrown some time since while
schooling a hunter over the jumps. He
fell on the back of his head and the
trouble developed in his eyes shortly
after that
Heating was one of the neatest
horsemen in America, gaining his ex-
perience in the hunting field in the
Meadow Brook country
Heating has had charge of the San
Mateo County hounds for years and is
a favorite with the millionaire sports
men there. They have retained the
most skillful specialists in an effort TO
restore his sight
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
DRIVER GEERs CONTINUES
= HIS SUCCESS IN SULKY
AK.fnS With ArdeIIe and Lady Gail Ham
=. :Ilton in straight Heats on the
POaghkeepsie Track.

p. POrGHKEEPSIE. Aug. 15.-With
.L)rivers. Geers and Benyon dividing the
@hsnors Of the programme. the grand
Circuit horses continued TO score fast
..time: on the third day of the Pough-
9zeepsie meeting. Never before has
such an average Of time been made on
.:ehe Hudson River Driving Park track
::.is IN the last three days.
=: C5eers won the 2:1S pace with Ardelle
-ssd the Oakland Baron stake with
:. E.;rdy Gail Hamilton. Summary:
= 3.Is class pacing, purse $1,000, three
:: fVe-Ardelle won three stralg.nt
Seats and the race in 2:O5A, Z:Ve9< ,
<5-07 Il Princess Helen, Bonny stem
way. Billy Seal, Bonanza and Casslus
also started, oo 80.
=. 25 class trotting. purse $1,000, three
in five-Exton won three straight meats
and the race in 2:l4A, z;ll%, 40;
8 Billy TT, TOXIC. Marjorie e, hyra ana
sir John also started. -
-. The Oakland Baron, 2:lO class purse
S3b0o. two in three-Lady Gail Hamli-
ton won two straight heats ana the
?. race in e.o6L 2:07 4. orc, hoDerta,
IVAN Zandt Belle G. Watson ana helcH
Norte also started oa -
p eos class pacing, purse $zcVv' W.
-3R. tilree-Hal won the nrst ana thlr u y
heats and the race in 2:O1 4, Z:lO. 70
C. won the second heat in 2;l0 Ben
? F.. Laureatta and Autoil also starteo-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

~ OLDFlELD, Aug. I5-Nelson is still without
- training quarters He selected the brewery
\-A about half mile from the town, last evening
and with it cottage by. This morning he was
informed that owing the illness of person in the
cottage he could be accommodated there. The
Dane has about decided take quarters at a hotel
in He is still looking for suitable place
Cans went his miles the road today
and returned little before o'clock in splendid spirits
His training quarters complete throng of visit
ors watched him at his exercise this morning In an
exuation of spirits Cans cried I'll fight him in
ten-foot ring if he likes To the newspaper men he
said; Please deny that l opposed any referee.
George Siler Bat Masterson, Eddie Graneytheyre all
good to me-"
While following Cans along the road horseback
this morning Larry Sullivan thrown the ground.
The millionaire sportsman and trust company presi-
dent weighs solid pounds and for several minutes
he stunned from the fall He followed Cans to the
end of his and his return thoroughly
massaged under doctors direction
Tex Richard the energetic president of the club,
directing affairs from his bed Looking pale and wan,
the result of overexeron connection with the fight
prelimnarieS He attends to all pressing matters while
propped up pillows.
Nelson did his first hard work since his arrival in
Goldheld today Alternately walking and running he
covered eleven miles up and down hills, and in and
around the mines On his wnd-up this evening, after
stiff boxing with Jack Clifford his sparrng part
had lost by showing marked looseness Of his
the waistband He is still housed at the Godheld
Hotel and will remain there until Nolan has finally
selected training quarters. Their disappointment at
failing the brewery is keen.
The Dane measured this afternoon and showed
up follows Weight, 1862 pound; height, feet I
inches; reach, feet IA inches neck, I4H inches;
1885 inches; forearm 1o75 inches wrist, IA inches;
waist, 20 inches thigh, 2o1z inches; calf 14A inches;
ankle, 81 inches.
The Battler looks bright dollar and is evil
IDENTIFY we'll satisfied with conditions generally.
A wire from Tad Dorgan of New York this after
noon failed settle the bet between Cans and Nelson
it read: "McGuigan did not break men," Larry Sui
livan Immediately wired back: Question is did he
touch either during hght?
Cans has formally designated Sullivan, the trust com
pany president his manager 1t is reported that the
latter, with Cans consent will bet the full amount Of
his share OF the purse, $4,000, Cans winning the
fight. The colored fellow informed Mcdonald, his
trainer today that he would discontinue training
until next week. Mcdonald smilingly acquiesced
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
Edited BY
R. a. Snnyth.
FAST TIME SHOWN
IN MILE RACE
AT SEATTLE.
BY FRED e. MULHoII.ND.

- SEA oh-A TIE, Aug 15.-CharIey Van
Duseh recent selling race purchase.
eihe court carried 110 pounds and
won ule Fairbanks handicap over one
niiIe e az The Meadows today like a genu-
me racehorse He closed a to 10
taVorlte and. exceIlently ridden bv Gra-
@ nam, Ied Martinmas past the judges by
more than a length in 1894. cabin
nn1shed a creditabIe third.
Ihree heavily backed choices won.
heogh, kirschbaum and Graham each
piloted two winners. In the opening
event Tuck Back, played from 10 down
20 o. won all the way. Redwald. the
iaVorlte' which ran second. pulled up
lame ~
After finishing second in the even.
IolIoWinS to the to [ chance. Nav
Holiday, ENpedient was claimed for
$z9O by j. Nj Stowe, owner OF Glenbrier
Dutiful, the favorite of the fair sex,
failed TO show in the NTH. the weight
anchOring him. In a hard drive the
stanchly backed choice kalph Young
lasted long enough to beat Baker a
neck- k- MeBr1de did not make Connec-
tions at all with Cerro Santa favorfte
for the closing event. claiming Smith on
Marie II carried him out. Belle Kinney
got away badly and Laura r NJ at Z
TO l. scored easily from Golden Buck.
Summary:
FIRST race. one mile and fifty yards-ruck
Back won, Redwald second. Silurian third Time
1:44L.
Second race. one mile and hfty yards-May
holladay won. Expedient second. Instrument
third. Time. 44L
=, Third race; i've furlongs-Lucy W won Yankee
jim second Lassen third Time. .OO&4
Fourth race, one mile-Suprere Court won.
Marttnmas second, Cabin third. Time ;3915
- Ftth race. one and a sixteenth miles-RaDh
tovng won. Baker second. Brers third. Time,
:46E.
Sixth race. six frrIongs-Laura won.
Golden Buck second Sue Christian third. Time,
1I2&.
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NOS Cans Prepares to Wager His Share of Purse
PENARRIS SCORES
CLEVERLY AT
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N Y, Aug. 15.-An ex-
cellent programme was provided for
racegoers by the Saratoga Associat ton
at the Spa this afternoon. frankie
O'Neilrs speedy gelding Penarris, with
Shaw up, at the good price of to /.
captured the rich Grand Union stakes.
worth $500 to the winner. Aletheuo
| finished second and Don Enrique ran
third. j. R. Keene's Superman the
warm first choice, which was the me-
dium of a heavy play, was backed from
2 to l down to nearly even. There were
no absentees from the classic, field of
eight going to the post. The field was
sent away to a good start, with Ale
theuo in the lead The latter made the
early running, followed by Penarris, Don
Enrique and Superman There was no
change in the respective positions until
the stretch was reached. There Penarris
came away and, taking the lead, was
never afterward headed. He went un-
der the wire the easiest kind of win
ner by four lengths from Aletheuo,
which hung on TO second place all the
way and beat Don Enrique head for
the place.
In the second event, a handicap stee-
plechase event for gentlemen riders
over the long course, Onteora, the we'll
played choice at odds of Is to TO- won
easily Maximillian, ridden by Bishop
TOlttI St6pSOIl, lAiilDIOSS Sidfh,
ed away in front at the start and made
the early running followed by Onteora
and Oleroso. They ran in this fashion
to the last half where Mr.. Page
brought Onteoro up with a rush. and,
closing on Maximilian in the stretch
brought him home easy winner by a
length.
Charming weather prevailed this aft
ernoon and this, coupled with the at
tractive card, helped draw out an un-
usually heavy attendance to the course
The track was at it's best. Speculation
on the different events was brisk
throughout the afternoon Summary:
First race five and a half furlongs-Beggar
Maid won, Mintbera second, Eudora third. Time
1.07
Second race, steeplechase, about two miles
Onteora won, Macmillan second, Oleroso third.
Time 4:27
Third race the Grand Union Hotel stakes. six
furlongs-Penarris won, Aetheuo second, Don
Enrique third Time. 1:13 10.
Fourth race. and three-sixteenths miles
Peter Sterling won Inferno second, Sailor Boy
third. Time. 1:59 10
Fifth race selling, one mile-Hammeraway
won. woolwich second, Edith James third.
Time, 1:40 2-5.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Brookdae Nymph
won, Sir Lynnwood second. Comedienne third.
Time, % 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
Colored Boxer Trains
in Leisurely Style.
By r. Il. Smytb.

7 ever man seemed of victory in the ring
that man is Joe Cans Contrary to his usual habit,
= Sans is willing TO talk of his forthcoming fight and
is sees but one outcome He tells any one who will
sfen to him that he will surely defeat the hitherto in
mobile Dane
E As showing his confidence in his ability as fighter
Gn preparing to wager his share of the purse on
hanse This is not matter of stage money nor is it
being wagered by Al Herford, whose sinister acts as
Sans manager have done much to backen his char
aeter The money will be placed by Goldheld men and
4 Cans loses the fight he will have nothing show for
lis pilgrimage except bruised body
Cans seems to be showing excellent judgment in his
training. Instead of working himself as needless
amateur would he is saving his vitality There no
danger Of his leaving his race on the sands" as the
AUSTRALIAN horsemen put it. The colored boxer is
already within striking distance of the weight and is
taking no chance of entertaining He will do but little
. 8ihg, as he will not risk injury to his hands
Cans recently 70 ght Holly and has lost none of the
condition he developed before that fight
Nelson has been unfortunate in not being able to
secure desirable training quarters This is only tenn
porary setback, however, he is always in rough
condition. All he needs is the out-of-door le with
regular hours and exercise the road as he does not
y pt any fancy tricks OF boxing
Silly Roche who is on his way to the coast, stopped
over at Kansas City long enough give the following
interview:
=. KANSAS CITY, Aug. I5-Billy Roche, who has been
ln. New York looking for talent for the Colma Clubs
opening attraction broke his journey by stopping off in
Kansas City for few hours. Roche says he has Sc
cured Britt and hopes get the signature of Kid
Hermann to contract within few days the
. native
=: Neither COffroth myself after the Cans
Nelson fight, said Roche we made no attempt to
e21pPee with Goldhed for that a-star attraction IN
ria few days ago thought that the match was pre-
arranged affair, but believe it's the square. If
:s. Nelson in for awful beating Cans make
te weight all right and If he is really trying he's
c3nci. If Eddie Graney puts down bet him, it's
pay of Cans fight and wherever the money is
down right he is wonder with the padded mitts. l
refereed the fight between Britt and Nelson and ought
70 have good line the Battlers ability. He's a
good, game boy, but he doesn't class with Cans
#ghter:"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

q. First race, six furlongs, seIling-BIackthorn
122. GOldone 122, Waterspout 119, Ripper 49,
Screwdrfver ia. Daisy Wagner III Sweet
Maid III, Holly Berry 1T. VigorosO ia
Second race. six furlOngs, seling-virginia
Bay 119, MOdder 10, UrbanO 119 H0bsOn' 3
Choice 119, Patsy Brown 119, Instrument 119
Max Bee 119. Facts III. Suburban Queen III.
Third race, four furlOngs. selling-Marie Esher
1O9, ROsey Light 100 Maia 100, BERTHE A 100
Menden 100. Fairy Street 1O9 Reba 100, Mrs
Matthews 100, Mrs frankie Newburgh 100.
Ella True 1O9 Nancy W 100, Convent Belle 100
Fourth race. six furlOngs, selling-J. c. Glen
III. Legal Form Ill. Iron Watson III Beach
wood III. Carrick 100. Governor Davis 100,
Integrity 100, COntestrix 100. Get Rich Quick
lO4, Santa Ray 1O4. Main 104
ruth race, one and a sixteenth niles sell
ing-Ne enriek 1lO. Invoice 107. RostOf 1O7 Bear
skin 1OT, Pettij0hn 107. Montana Peeress 1O5
HoodwinS 1O5, Iras 1O5, Bessie Wehy IO5
AIlOpath 1O0.
sixth race one mile, selling-Yelovstone IL q
Flourish 100. Pearl Waters 1OI Vlona 1OT Max
tress l0L. hi Caul Cap los. SpOndOOlix 1O5. Cal
eulate 1Oo, Bonar los, Hersain IO3, Phyz iO3
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

OLDFIELD, Aug. l5--The SEN
timent Of the camp is in favor
II of George SiIer for referee. but
the members of the club may
"a Eer a younger man.
=. :Ts5e plans Of the Colma pavilion,
W.hEch were forwarded here, are found
5siiSyited to the grounds, and loo n arch
s3tects are al work on plans. The con-
.strlction viii begin as soon as they
are pronounced satisfactory
+.sgSoidfeId expects to derive much ben
s.sit from the fight pictures, as pictures
.5of. the mines and main points OF inter
est. will. be introduced in the hlms.
:IFEere is every indication tha. the gate
receipts will be enormous, the cluo
*being swamped with applications LOT LOT
.rese Iz-ations Of large blocks of the
.r9oicest seats from all over the coun-
tEy5.~
= Betting, although still light, contin-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
YOUNG COURsERs ENTERED
FOR INGLESIDE EVENT
First Puppy Stake of the Season I.
Carded for Decision on
the Field.

F1rst Puppy stake of the Season Is
Carded for Decision on
the Field.
Three stakes will be decided at Ingle-
side Park next Sunday, eighty-eig
greyhounds being entered for the run
ming. The first puppy stake of the
season is carded. The draw last night
resulted as follows:
Puppy stake-Young Johnnie VS..
Waubanauhkee, Rear Admiral VS..
Young Rocker, Vincent Tralee VS. The
Crowd, Golden Tralee VS.. Young Ger
aldine, Our Porto VS.. Roman Girl The
Arrow VS.. Onondago, Royal Gold VS..
Norah Alto, Gold King VS.. Golden
Flower.
Class stake-Ready Rider VS.. King
V, Honest John VS.. Lady Kelp The
Limit VS.. Black Tralee, Milk Maid VS..
Presto, Quita VS.. Ruby Athlete, Our
Bessie VS.. Clyde, Miss Viking VS.. Or
sina, Valley Pride VS.. Roman Actor.
Boutonniere VS.. Sherman. Rose of Gold
VS.. Lucy Clair, Carlow Boy vs.. Huron.
Bon Ami VS.. Mi Amigo.
Open stake-Renegade Apache vs.
Fiery Eve, Miss Buenretiro VS.. Pride of
the Hill, Ragged Actor VS.. Blooming
Dutchman. Choo Choo VS.. Lady Leeds,
ID r VS.. Gertrude, Ina Cissus VS.. Sam
pier, Lydia VS.. Lady Aronmore. Dolly
Bishop VS.. Young Tralee, Reckless Ac-
robat VS.. Gallant Tipperary. Frank
Dunn VS.. Frank c, Mary Boiler VS..
Sangerman. Walla Walla VS.. Cry Baby,
Little Claude VS.. Wild Marie Padiar
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
Camp Fauors Szer for Official Referee

ues to show Cans an s to 10 favorite.
1t is believed here that even money
will prevail. Both men are full Of con-
fidence in their respective abilities to
win and carry away the lightweight
title.
Cans said today: IF Nelson will only
only stand up to me and AXE his med
icine as he has always done in me past
I'll put him out in two rounds. All
l fear is that he will run. l know l
have the science over him md there's
a punch in me that will put him or any
other man in our class to sleep. Give
me a ten-foot ring and any old referee
and I'll do the rest. 1 want to retain
that belt, and I'm certainly going TO do
So"
Battling Nelson and his manager.
Billy Nolan. are still at the local
hotel, having decided against the
brewery for training quarters. Not,
as Nolan says, that 1 fear the cham
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
I.ArnNIA ENTRIES.

oceiot 100, Little Wanda 100 wild Violet ios'
Wee Kitty 105, Coco 105, Blaze o. Light 1o5,
Jessamy IO5. znfsndel 105 Sometime los,
Nedra lo5, Mira l05, Sanderson 100. Ga6ble no.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Miss Anx-
ous 93 Oak Grove 90, Min Song 80, Black
Mantilla 90, Optional 100, Fargo 1o2, Mayor
Fenian 11o Matador 113, Elastic us.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling-Ann Hill 101.
hns as Day 0 oroe iS rh naon o o Mese ses
lo9 Bitter Hand 100, Self Reliant 112. Joe
Shields 49, Red Coat 112. Dick Redd liz.
Lucille 80, Wee Lass 103. John English los,
Meadowbreeze 113, Platoon ia.
9s, Chase 100, Della Thorpe 100, Bonart 1o3,
Webber 10o 0velando 10, Planute lis.
Sbe @ s6er m ss Terhas 81
Grove &C. Casperdine 90; Ny Gem 1o2 Little Ct.
Only way 1o7 Del Coronado io7, The Laurel
lo7, Falkland 100, 1nvietus 100, Golden Min
eral 109
80. Bitter Brown 94. Sand Bath 103, Banposal
104 Docile los. whfppoorwIll l0s The English
man los, Amberita 10e Marsh Redon 100.
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.
First race, five and half furIongs selling
Tony Hart 101, Gold Bride 104, Dixie Andrews
lo4, Prairie Flower II 104, Sans Cour lo4 Annie
Davis 104, Teddy 106 Maggie Mackey l04, But
inski 106 Reaction LOG, Marquis de Carabas log
bds ioof 1Vo, ItdIi L1dyes 1OOi SlIfeT deelS III
Second race, four and half furlongs selling
Benevole 80, Sunbird 80. Crosscut &c. Lady De
mon 102, Zanliss 102, Fleeing Star 102 Lady
Bateman 102. Merry Leapyear 104 Imposition
104, Beatrice II 107.
Third race. steeplechase. short course-sarto
Resartus 13o. Ballycastle 133, Madoc 1913, Billy
Ray 13S, Sam Farmer 142, Trenct the Mere $50
Cardigan 155.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs, selling
Conde 93, Rubaiyat 90, Amador 90, Highland
Fling 100. Massey 100 No Trumper 100, Jacf
Adams 100, Sunny Brook 100, Bonnie Reg 100
Usury 101. Foxmeade 104, Garrett Wilson 10
Fifth race. six furlongs-Tickle 90, Hannibal
Bey 101, Gold Enamel ITO, Charlie Eastman II2
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles, selling
Ancient Witch S5, Billy Bensing Sc, Oratorian
95, Little Wally 9s, Arab es. Edwin Gum 100
Redwood IL 101 Jungle Imp 103.
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pion will succumb to the allurements
of the frothy amber nectar, because
you can't induce him to drink any
thing intoxicating at any time"
The battler, fresh from his bath fol-
lowing an easy run on the road, was
soon at his hotel, where some one told
him of Cans remark. He said: II am
at my strongest age; Cans is past the
prime Of fighters. / have never been
knocked out and Cans has Neither of
us will foul and it's a cinch both of us
will fight, and you Gan bet all your
money that L win.
Cans need not fear that I will run
away from him. If 1 do any running
1t will be after him. It's foolish to
guess how many rounds the fight will
go. 1t may be one or thirty; we may
play wearing-out game or go in for
blood on the tap; but l shall win this
fight. l never felt more confident in
anything in my life"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
Proatable First In steeplecha,e.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-The races at Latonia
today resulted follows
First race, five furongs-Hereafter won
Frank Flesher second, All Ablaze third Time
l :04 45.
Second race. six furlongs-Lady Henrietta
won, knowledge second. Airship third. Time.
Third race-Declared off.
Fourth race, steeplechase handicap, Club
house course-Pfoitable won, Blue Mint second
Subador third Time. 3:37 SO.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-Friction
won, Marmorean second, Judith Louis third.
Time, I'LL.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-Katie
Powers won, Prince of Pless second, Infam-
mable third Time 1:53 40.
Seventh race one and a sixteenth miles
Marshal Ney won Fonsoluca second, Whippoor-
will third. Time 1852 30.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
BY Fred e. sIuihOIIand.

By Fred T.. sIuihoIIand.
First race-WaterspOut, Ripper,
Daisy Wagner.
Second raee-Instrument, Water
spout, MOdder.
Third raee-Nancy w, Menden, Marie
Esher.
Fourth race-BeachwOOd, Iron Wat
son, Santa Ray.
Fifth raee-AIlOpath, Bessie weIfy,
Montana PeeresS-
Sixth raee-YiOna, Hersain, Max
tress.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
GOldfield Men Can Handle Details
By ssTex'' RiCkard.

of this the unsought help of outsiders
Godfeld Athletic Club has inaugurated a cam
paign of advertising with view of bringing this fight
public in all of the country
Envelopes with the Nelson Cans the
amount of the purse and Goldheld being mailed
call
ing attention the largest cash offered
for fight greatest living pugilstic celebrities; that Ne
only State in which finish contest take
place: is considered the most scientific
today, while Nelson is the toughest
gamest lightweight the padded mitts
and that guarantee of fight Also
they anything in Godfeld they and
get it and pay regardless of that's how
they secured Nelson-Gans fight"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Gabble, Miss Onicious,
Sanderson.
Second race-EIastic, Matador, Oak
Grove.
Third race-Bitter Hand, Joe Shields,
Ann Hill.
Fourth race-Meadow Breeze, Wee
Lass, John l.. Inglis.
Fifth race-Planute, Bonart, Ove-
Iando.
Sixth race-My Gem, Tom Grove, Be-
gonia.
Seventh race-Marsh Redon, Ann
bertha, Banposal.
Weather clear. Track heavy.