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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

pear unto men to fast My reverence
for the Divine Preacher of the Sermon
on the Mount is not a feeling of to-
day | married very young, and had
a large family of children. All of
them, from the first to the last, have
had little version of the New Testa-
ment, that wrote for them. read to
them long before they could read; and
no young people can have had an ear
lier knowledge of, or interest in, that
book. 1t is an .inseparable part Of their
earliest remembrances."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
Dickens and the Master.

This letter by Dickens was written
to David Macrae on the day prior to
the novelists death:
when exercise my art, one of my
most constant and most earnest en-
deavors has been to exhibit In all my
good people some faint reflections of
the teachings of our great Master. Over
and over again, claim them in ex-
press words as disciples of the founder
Of our religion; but must admit that
to man, or woman, they all arise
and wash their faces, and do not ap-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
WEDNESDAY,,
June 27, 1906.


Letter given by Mrs Harry Thaw,
and said to have been sent to her by
Stanford White, reported to contain
key to Thaw's motive for killing
White.
Cotton mills of Rhode Island, Con
necticut and eastern Massachusetts
raise wages of help, bringing Joy to
10000 operatives.
Pres. Mellen defends N. Y, N. H. &
H. R. R. before joint committee on
railways of Massachusetts legislature
at anti-merser nearing.
Pres. Hadley of Yale calls for few
er but better paid professors.
Strike breakers to be lodged in diff
ferent parts of Lynn, Mass.
Massachusetts senate and house
again disagree ON Suffolk county
courthouse bill.
Massachusetts grand lodge, A. o.,
ton ~ - e"S-
Chicago church expected to call
Rev. DR.. A. C. Dixon of Boston.
j. Ogden Armour says packers
were not given fair play.
Toledo ice magnates cannot evade
prison.
Commissioner O'Meara gives notice
to Boston policemen that they must
pay their just debts.
Michael Dyer of Lawrence, Mass
sentenced to prison for 15 years for
killing James Webb
Maine Republican congressional del
egation renominated at district con-
vention; Hamlen nominated by Dem
ocrats of first district
Congress may not adjourn until
next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
Moody After Railroads

Washington,-Atty Gen. Moody, to
insure the safety of the travelling pub
lie, has directed several United States
district attorneys to bring proceedings
against a large number of railroads
tcr violation of the safety appliance
law through failure to equip their cars
with safety brakes. The fine for each
onence is 500 and every day the law
Is violated is separate offence. Fif-
ty-two violations are charged against
the Atlantic Coast Line
The roads against which the prose
cutions will be- made are the Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe; Atlantic Coast
Line, Chicago Burlington & Quincy,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul; Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific; Colorado
and North Western, Colorado and
Southern, Denver & Rio Grande, Ell
Paso g. Southwestern, Missouri Pacific,
Muscatine, North & South railroad;
National City & Otay, Norfolk &
Western, Northern Pacific, Rio Grande
Pegosa Springs, st. John River Ter
minal, San Pedros, Los Angeles &
Salt Lake and Saaboard Air Line
Br. r.7mOouy mas ateclueu upon strict
enforcement of the law and in giving
his instructions to the district attor-
neys, said:
'The government is determined upon
strict enforcement of these statutes,
which were enacted for the promotion
of the safety of the travelling public
in general as well as for the protection
of railway employees Therefore, any
case of violation brought to our at
tention by the Interstate commerce
commission or its inspectors, or by
other parties, must be promptly and
carefully investigated and suit for the
statutory penalty be instituted and
earnestly pressed, If in your judgment
the facts justify that course.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

BY virtue of special provisions re-
Gently promulgated, the importation
into the Empire of Russia, the Grand
Duchy of Finland included, of all
kinds of flrearms--except ordinary
sporting guns-such as cannon, shells,
explosives of all kinds, gunpowder,
cartridges, nltroglycerine. ETC., is alb
solutely prohibited.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
Got AWAY with sllusr

st. Andrews, N. B.-When Sil
liam Van Horne's summer residence on
Ministers island was opened recently
1t was found that the linen and silver
closets had been rified by burglars
When the robbery occurred is not
known. The house had been visited
every day by the gardener and he
never saw anything disturbed. About
$1,000 worth of silver was stolen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
VIII 1t Come to This2

'"What does this mean, walter? !
find ten dollars charged on this check
for champagne. l haven't had any
champagne!"
ITS your own fault, sir Why
didn't you take some? It's on the bill
of fare. e."-Translated for Tales from
"Meggendorfer Blatter."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
A Straight DIAGNOSIS.

Dr. Kandor-Your complaint is
quite serious; it's chronic, in fact.
Mrs. Ayling-There, now! | knew
DR.. Kandor-HZes, madam, you are
just chronic complainer, and there's
nothing else the matter with you
Catholic Standard and Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
CALL THAW SANE
AIlenlStS Report That He Is
Mentally Sound,

Young Millionaire who Killed White
in New York, In Defiance of Advice
Of His Counsel, Refuses to Answer
Questions Put to Him.-The Prison.
eTs Wife and Brother Visit Him in
the Tombs, the Meeting Being an
Affectlonate One.
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All hlah Elyers.

"Are you interested In airships,
Mrs. Getemoff?"
"Heirships! 1 am, indeed, Mr.. Swat
ley. l have three unmarried daugh-
ters."-Boston Transcript
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

The name California first appeared
in an anonymous Spanish romance
published in 1910. 1t told of an Anna
zon queen, Calafia, whose realm was
called California.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

in such smaller receptacles. The
American apples thus far received at
Lyons have come from California, and
after SO long voyage were more or
less injured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
House commlttee Eauors Locke

Washington, d. C.-The house COM
mittee on interstate and foreign COM
merce authorized Chairman Hepburn
to make a favorable report on the
senate bill providing that the Pana-
ma canal be of the lock level type.
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BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS,

To make the appended quotations Of value
alike to buyer. and seller, the resume of the
Market prefacipg the quotations, should be
carefully read In a market Of this Gharac-
day OF the week. Noting however, the
general tendency OF trade, sufficiently ac-
cuTate quotations will be given on which
aPalers can safely base their transactions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

Sir William White bears the proud
unofficial title Of Father of the pres
ent day British navy"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

dinstfnc WitsN4g Or is { breeding?
for me the unpsu
shown by men my
drawingroom?
Judgment and broad look
my Io"'
believe, looseness of vision?
judgment ugness ugness when
Is to not lie Often Dut Is
easy for m to lie il convenient?
usually not know that these qu
all the truth
sprung
the woudbe lips the old which the girl has ea
chldhood-Success
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
'e>'~"''"' To Girls LDhO "'''''''s
Long for Vew York City
By Mrs. Dimies DenisOn.

every Of girls at nome
year. waiting chance, spending their hrst ulS
S: :
ter struggle knows nothing ana WHICH
consists of so much daily bread These are
.s~.uH$ the DesSs questions -N'" ~ ~ ,.,,n,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
Woodstock Business cards
DR.. r. n. JEVETT'S
DENTAL ROOMS
OPEN DAY AND EVENT.

First-class work. Prices moderate.
ONCE and residence, Barker House, y
east end of the Park.
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So HolO The Railways "-.-r
Ueigh the u. 5. Mails
BY Congressman Lloyd of Missouri.
AaA-s~Ar- BY President Eliot of HarOard. a

%%##%N OBTAINED from the post office department
weighing of the mails between Quincy Jo-
Burlington the
Il which specially 'front.' tina
I mail for
%%*+* Quincy starting Joseph $1,000
I%%*&$ pounds there West Quincy
ha arstat leaving Quincy l360
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30


of Cenozoic ime
Paleozoc
aembage rocks extent All geoog are nov
cacs as
beginning OF the pa
perou o
this during which houshed and during wh
This peou
Cambran to the present as @ s
least OF tee u
comparative sche
%, for Poeooe
Cenozo time g. and we opuh ol
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S st"N""~~""'~'' I'~~~~pAN~ ~r~s~N~S"S "N'N'~-"N'>
{ Edrth'S Age WOLO Put at
{ OUer/OO, 100000 Years
BY Charles ROllin Reyes.

HE best geological the OF globe are IN
close agreement time when the record OF the
srated rocks begin to the present are some
thing l000O0000 years While some OF the esa'ea
vary considerably above and below the period men
toned the general results not materially aHecteu
generation ago calculations of the earths age were
for the part vary much less than oneha OF the gue
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30

sixty obtain the compensation they multiply that $1,000
the 1860 pounds which at West
which intervene Palmyra
of
mt ON and some mail
carried
the end The
and
St Joseph Mo-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE Sept. 24.-The following are
entries for tomorrow's races:
First race, five furiongs. madens-Bitter
weet 1o8. Handy Girl Io3. Sisters Star l03,
ancy Hart Jos. Miss Alert los. Yellow Top
.0S Cnddledoon JOS Chant los, Nedra los,
i1ectorine los. Frances J JOS. Miss Kncette
JOS Aine Crockett los Sometime los. Excuse
second race, six furlongs. selling-Bogum o..
Sister Huffman %. Gracious 80. Merry Patriot
90 pullman IS. Affinity %. PiDta los, Selfish
los Kiss los. Bensonhursf ia, Marvel Ia,
sonny ia. Louis 116, Mint Sauce 1i9, Bra
Third race, one nile-Azora 95. Tarp 95.
Harry Scott 9e. Miltiades IS. Fair Calypso l04,
Amberfta 104. Shawana 104. Hsrmakis 104. The
Fnriishman 107, Envoy 107. Phalanx 107.
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap--0beron
s. fedy Henrietta e. Miltiades 90. Hazel
thorpe s6. Wee Lass 81, Phalanx 100. Meadow
breeze 100 Iady Esther lo2 FoxhaI 103, Han
nibal Bey loo. la Pucelle 10E Pontotoc 10T.
Platoon Il5. Henrietta and Esther GodblRtt
Jones entry.
ria 97 Chandler 81. Cacker 90. Two Bells 90
Jacomo Il2 Arendow l02 Tulip 104, Quagga
I05 Fleeffng Star 107. Bon Fivant 101, Glad
Pirate IO7 Mcintyre 100. Mildrene III.
Sixth race one mile and twenty yards, sell
inr-Mfss Lynch 81. M0ccasin Maid Is, Missouri
Lad 100 Bullfnch 102. Scalplock 104. Joe Les
eer IO4 Dociie 104 Henry Waters0n 105 San
Primo Io6 Bsrkelmore LOG. Sanction LOG. Corri-
Fan lo9. Athena 1oS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
SWEET MARIE NOT
ABLE TO MAKE
NEW RECORD.

CINCINNATI, Sept 24.-The fifth
grand circuit meeting opened here to-
day with a good attendance Sweet
Marie. who broke her own record at
Columbus last week. was the attraction
of the day. Sweet Marie was driven
by A. P. Mcdonald in her attempt TO
break her record of 200. The Califor-
mia mare was not equal to the occasion,
however. and the best she could do
was 2:O4A. She went the first quarter
in 80. the half in 1:oOll. but broke at
the three-quarters. which was reached
in 1:31A. She was soon settled and
finished the mile in 2:04M. Results:
2:1S class pacing, purse $1,000. three
heats-Bystander won three straight
heats and the race in 2:1o, -2:0S1 y, 2.Os.
try Boy, Karine, Queen of Clubs, Mar
oia B, Miss Gay, Folda Right, Deceiver,
Bluegrass. Hambletonian Jr. Jimmie
Q, Abe j. High Seven, Grace Direct and
Tertimin also started.
Horse Review Futurity, trotting.
purse $1,000, three-year- -olds. three in
fve-Governor Francis won three
2:l115, 2:12%. Ed Custer. Vera Prodf-
gal, La Boudie. Lfghtsome. Sheenev
Dafodil, Vendetta, Bessie Murrin and
Maricopa also started.
Horse Review division two-year-old
trotting, two in three-Blue Hill won
2:1SA and 2:15%. Bon Ami and The
Native also started.
Special event, exhibition against time.
2:02--Sweet Marie lost. Time, 2.04&.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
MISS MEARNS AND
STRACHAN WIN
AT TENNIS.

The mixed doubles tennis tournament
participated in by members of the La
dies Annex and the Junior Club on
the Park courts was concluded to the
final round yesterday Miss Ida Mearns
and Robert Strachan, conceding the
heavy odds of owe S and give 15 3-6,
defeated Miss Myrtle Cook and Clar-
ence Axelrod. The skill of the handi-
capper was again apparent, the match
going the full three sets and being
closely contested from start to finish.
The score was AS. 6-3, Us. Miss Cook,
who has had little tournament expert
ence, gave her partner good support,
but the steadiness of the opposing team
won the match.
The final, between Miss Coda Myer
and Harold Getz and the winners of
yesterdays event, will be played on
Thursday afternoon. These teams
were the most heavily handicapped of
the eight participating in the tourna-
ment and in each match overcame the
odds against them by a narrow margin.
Miss Myer and Getz will concede odds
of owe 15 to their steady opponents,
and with this advantage In favor Of
Miss Mearns and Strachan an exciting
contest should result.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
Cincinnati
Philadalnhfa
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

TORONTO, Sept 24.-The following are the
entries for tomorrow
First race, six furlongs-Eminola so, Chip
pewa 1Ol. Toots Nook 105 Hanover Hornpipe
l07, Pretension 107, Broadcloth fO7. Garrett
Wilson ia. Couple Pretension and Broad
cloth as Chinn entry.)
Second race, five furlongs--vera vickes 80.
Admiral Togo 90, Lucy Marie 90, Wabash
Queen 99 Ben Stille 99 Chas. Ward 99 Pima
fore 90. Tanbark 80. Miss Cesarion 90, Sicamous
30, Strongarm 90 Refined 90, Yacaris l02,
Boola l04. Chas. Gilbert 107.
Third race, 1ye and 3 half furlongs. selling
Bluecoat III Many Thanks ia, kits 112,
Jack Adams 100. Robust los. Gov. Orman 10S,
Stonebrook los, Matte Bumppo 101, Canajo-
harie 101, Miss Gaiety 10l Rama 100 Fire
Fang 100. Philsdor 80. Royal Charlie 90 Lord
Of the Forest 95.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles-Pre-
tension I22. Broadcloth 1l2 Bryan 1I5, Cadi-
chon 100. Scion Shingle Ill. Bon Mot 92 Cigar
lighter 90 Cobmosa 81. Couple Cadichon and
Bryan as Brooklyn Stable entry Broadcloth
and Pretension Chinn entry.)
Fifth race, i've and 8 half furlongs, selling
Comic Opera ia, Felix Mozzes 109 Operator
1Oa. Nervator log. Nat B 104 Geo. Perry 101.
RaYiana 10I. Kamarun 80, Biytheness 90. Caper
Sauce 90, Z. e. Arm SO, Scarfell 80, 0leasa 30.
Steve Lane o. Baby Willie 3d.
Sixth race one and an eighth miles-Ruby
Hampstead I07, Factotum l05. Oratorian i02
Gilpin 100, Reservation 80, Scarecrow 3d. Cam
bridge D7. Billy Bensing 81, Cobmosa 81, Re-
bounder %, Lemon Girl 81, Anstralina "a, Nom
sense 90, Secret So
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
BIG BEN AND LADY
SAVOY WIN AT
CRAVESEND.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

GRAvESEND, Sept. 24.-The last of
the fall meeting of the Brooklyn jock
ey Club began this afternoon at
Gravesend with a programme that was
very classy from beginning to end. 1t
was very cool at the course. The track
was in good condition.
In the third event, which was
handicap for all ages at about six fur
longs. Big Ben was the choice and at
odds Of to 2. the Weinberg gelding
won in easy fashion IN the fast time
of III 4-5 for the shortened route
Garnish jumped to the front as soon as
the barrier was released and showed
the way TO the stretch, where he was
overtaken by Big Ben. which took the
lead and won easily by length from
Garnish. The latter beat Fish Hawk
by two and a half lengths for the place.
In the Speculation, fourth on the
card, which was for three-year-old
and upward at one mile and a sixteenth,
Yves was the favorite at odds of 2 to /,
but there was tremendous plunge on
True Wing, which was backed from 10
to / down to to 1. True Wing was
the better of the two and cantered
home a winner in drive. Wes beat
Rapid Water five lengths for the place.
For the fifth event. a handicap for
fllies and mares, all ages, at one mile
and a sixteenth, form players made
to 10. The latter, however, ran a
very bad race and finished out of the
money. Lady Savoy at the good price
of 0 to l came home with the long end
of the purse. Moonshine went to the
front right after the barrier was re-
leased and cut out the early running,
followed by Lady Savoy and Bohemia.
They ran this way to the turn. where
Lady Savoy drew away and taking the
lead, was never afterward headed,
breezing home an easy winner by
length and a half from Moonshine,
which beat Nemesis three lengths for
the place.
First race FIVE and half furlongs-R Resmount
won. Walls second, Armo third. Time, :07 3-5.
Second race. steepleehase, about two and a
half miles. seiling-Caler won, Spencer Reif
second, Allegiance third. Time. 451.
Third race, about six furlongs-Bg Ben
won, Garnish second. Fish Hawk third. Time.
I'll 4-5.
Fourth race. the Speculation stakes, one and
a sixteenth miles. selling-True Wing won Yves
second. Rapid Water third. Time, Las 4-5.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles--Lady
Savoy won. Moonshine second, Nemesis third.
Time, 1:4s 4-5.
Sixth race, FIVE and half furlonss, selling
Winsome Ways won. slippery second, Allofavor
third. Time, 1:0S 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
SHARKEY SUFFERS
FROM ITCHING
"MITT."

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Tom Sharkey
may make a trip to Goldfield in the
near future to look over the ground
for big hotel and cafe. Sharkey met
Tim McGrath, his old-time trainer,
Saturday, for the first time in seven
years. "Tim put me wise to the place.
said the sailor, talking of the new
plan, "and from what I hear it's just
the place for me. I'm going out there
in a few months for a trip and If I
see there's chance to grease the mitt
I'll be there. VIII I fight? Say" piped
Tom, chewing his cigar almost in half,
that's no kid about me and Jeff.
',If had Tim with me and they
gave me three months. I think I could
keep any one of these new guys busy.
when McGrath left me my fighting
heart went too, and I'll tell you that
If l make start in Goldfleld and get
going, you will hear of me in the
ring not much later and me old pal
Tim behind me-"
That's right, Tom," chirped McGrath.
who was looking over his bank books
..I'm a mining man now and can put
you right. I'm training few of the
big owners out there now. and am just
right for o big 60"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
eRAvEsENp ENTRIEs.

GRAvEsEND, Sept 24.-The following are
tomorrows entries
First race tTo-year-oId handicap dve fur
longs-Ethon 125. They're or 124. Prince Hamp-
ton III. Ace High III. Fantastic LA. The
Wrestler 112, Commodore Anscn 113. Philander
104. Acrobat 1O2. Sailor Cir 100. Cork Hill
100. Edward Everett 95.
Second race, three-y -year-Olds and up. and
a sixteenth miles-Braeg 11z. R0Dad0r 1l2.
Arsenal 1O9 Schoolmate 100 Neptunus 100, John
LYLE 100, Our Sister 104. Prudential Girl 104.
Ed Ball 1O4. Woolwich 108, Gold Coin 100.
Told You 100. Aviston leo. Tipping 100. So
ciety Bud a5, Communion 95.
Third race. two-year-old selling. six furlongs
Prank Lord 1O7, Belfast 104. Acrobat 103.
Tfising 1O2 Knlochan 100, Kilter 100 Berkeley
100 Willdo 100, Master Lester 100 Mintberia
90 Water Fall 30. Nancy 9S. aIolesley 81.
Shackle 97 Kenny Saw 95.
Fourth race the Occidental Handicap. all
ages one and an eighth- miies-Go Between
l26 Dandelion 125. Cottontown 49, Neaion 11o.
Ostrich 112. Outcome 10. Good Luck ITO, Coy
Maid 10. polly Spanker los. Oxford 107 Lieber
100. Red Friar So Cedarstrome IS, Lotus
Eater So.
Fifth race. one-year-old and up. selling. six
ftsriones-Shotgun 118. Handzarra 113. Robin
Hood los Mary B. Clark los. Pinkerton 1c6.
Penrhvn iO2 Music Box 100. Right and True
90 Cambrinus 9S. Columbia Girl %, Chalfonts
q7 Adsline B 90. Nostromo %. Mintia -. Belle
Strome 93 Markie MAYER s2 Bertha ~, Peggy
al Iistless 50. Van Ness 96.
sfxth race maiden. ee-yeer-old aud up.
one and sixteenth niles--Tariac no.
rIo1schar 10, Supreme 10. James ITO. Marie
Anfoinette 10T. Niles Ogden 10I. Orphan Pet
107. Locked Out 107. Lady Prudence 107. LittIe
Blue 1O7 Brgantine 107. Little Doc 1O1. Lieht-
mess 10
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
WANT RUGBY coAcHEs.

BERKELEY. Sept. 24-According to
the university authorities, the high
schools OF the State are rapidly follow
ing the lead of the universities in
adopting the Rugby game of football.
The greatest obstacle to the general
establishment OF the game seems to be
the dearth of coaches Numerous re-
quests are coming In to the University
of California for men able to assist the
schools In learning the new game The
authorities are anxious to supply this
need as rapidly as possible. Colonel
George G. Edwards. room 207, Califor-
MIA Hall. who has the matter in hand
will receive communications from any
men qualified and willing to undertake
the task OF teaching the Rugby game
in the schools.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
SPORTS Champion Jefres Wants to Fight Once More
ZIPANCO, AT 20 TO |,
FOOLS BETTING
RING.
sPEc1Ar. DISPATCH 70 THE CALL.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 24.--The last
week OF the autumn meeting of the
Douglas Park Jockey Club began today
under the most favorable circum-
stances. Bright weather, with a good
card, served to bring out big attend
anee which completely filled the grand
stand and lawns
In the feature race Celeres, at the
weights appeared best and was given
the stron gest support OF any horse dur
ing the afternoon. He fiattered his
hackers for the seven farlongs by lead
ing the others by good margin, when
HarmalSis took the lead. Dominick, up
on Colonel Jim Douglas, rode one of his
old time finishes, which landed his
mount winner over Harrnakis by one
length. Ce;eres lasted long enough to
get third money.
T. p. Hayes and his following at
tempted q killing in the second race
with Red Gauntlet. At the finish, how
ever, he was outside the place money.
Plausible set the pace for the first half.
In the sharp drive that followed Zipan-
so proved garrest and got to the finish
head in advance. Timothy Wen,
which had been coupled in the betting
with Miss Ida, was a distant third
The winner and second horse were
both quoted at 20 to l.. Results:
First race about six furlongs--Posin won,
Green kooE second, Ida Davis third. Time.
lilo 3-5.
Second rnce, PIX furlongs-Zipango won, Plaus-
ibls second, Hiaethy Wen. third. Time, lis 10.
Third race. about six furlongs, selling--Man-
sa.d won, Sir Russell second Hector third.
Time. Ill.
Fourth race, ono mile and seventy yards han
dieap--colonel Jim Douglas won, Harmakis Sec
oad Celeres third Time. 1:45.
Fifth race. about six furlongs-J. w. O'Neill
won. Nuns Yelling second Lustg third. Time,
1:10 80.
Sixth race. one mne--The Only Way won. Bit
Ter Hand second. Gauzc third. Time. :43 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
NELSON SAYS HE WILL FIGHT
JOSEPH CANS OR NO ONE

DETROIT, Sept. 24.--Battling Nelson
made a statement here tonight that
he would fight Joe Cans or no one. AS
Cans will night him only on The con-
dition that the winner take all it is
highly improbable that these two
lighters will meet soon. 1t is generally
believed that Nelson is willing to con-
sent 10 Cans terms. but his manager.
Billy Nolan, is determined that his
charge shall not battle with Cans un-
less the purse is TO be divided, whereby
Nelson will get a goodly share of the
receipts whether he wins or loses.
While Nolan is holding out for re-
turn match with Cans several other
light weights are issuing challenges to
the Dane. Kid Sullivan is the latest
to offer to fight Nelson. He ISSUED a
challenge yesterday to fight on any
terms. but distinctly said he would
prefer 70 have the winner take ALL