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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CoLoRED WOMAN DROPS DEAD.-A.a-
media July 4.-Mrs. Louvina Gray, coored the
wife Of Handy Gray of 14f2 Ninth street
dropped dead at Der home at / o'clock this
afternoon. Heart disease tue cause The
deceased was a native of New Orleans and SO
years OF age.
SPANISH CEDAR BOX STOLEN-C Vein
mann. scientific instrument maker. 1888 Valen-
cia street. reported to the police yesterday that
Spanish cedar box. valued at $40, had been
stolen from the rear Of his residence on Tuesday
morning. He said he suspected a boy. whose
name and address he furnished.
SMALL CHILD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Neto.
aged years daughter of Frank Seto became
lost yesterday. She left home at the Alameda
refugee camp in the morning to go TO the
park 10 take part in the F4urth of July exer-
cises. She did not return home last night and
her father has asked the police to look for her
GIANT CAPS JAR TRAIN.-Alameda, July 4.
Giant powder caps thickly placed the rails
Of the south side line Of the Southern Pacific
Company caused a scare to passengers on one of
the local trains this morning. The force of
the explosion Jared the locomotive and cars and
lead the passengers TO believe for time that
the train was In collision The matter was
reported to the police for investigation.
TWO FIRES DAYS RECoRD.-The advan-
tage of restricting the of fireworks on the
Fourth of July demonstrated yesterday
by the small number OF fires throughout the
city. But two alarms rung in during the
entire day One at Page and Cole streets burned
olit a chimney and another at Willard avenue
and McAlIister street did minor damage TO q
dwelling Last year there were over I25 Hres
extinguished by the department
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composed of the following oarsmen:
Alameda Boat CIub-Hess. bow;
Burnham, after waist; Hunt. forward
waist; Nelson. stroke; Connolly, cock
swain.
Ariel Boat Club-Jensen, bow; Pol
lock. after waist: Jennings. forward
waist; ColIenbeck, stroke; Collins.
cOckSWain.
The junior skin race was the only
event the Alamedans did not win. Os-
car Mohn of the Dolphins was first.
Matt Brady of the Ariels second and
Ed Hansen of the Alamedas third. The
time was 1922.
The senior skiff race was won by z.
B. Thorning of the Alameda Boat Club
in 1920 Charles Wilson OF the Ariels
was second and Leo Weinard Of the
Dolphins third The race was closely
contested and Thorning won by mar
row margin.
The manner in which the officers OF
the regatta handled the races was the
subject of much favorable comment
Paul Carroll was the referee. F. M.
Shay the starter and the judges were
Leander Stevenson. Edward Hanlon. A
G. Bell. J. J. Cronin and B. n BarthOld.
n. K. Mackevett and J. Won Staden act
ed as marshals and Eddie Smith and
Fred Goodcen were clerks OF the
course.
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CHICKENS KEPT TWELVE
YEARS In COLD STORAGE
Chicago Health Commissioner
Makes Startling Report TO
City Councilmen.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CHICAGO, July 4.-The horrors of
cold-storage plants have been exposed
in revelations that today aroused every
housekeeper who learned the facts.
The judiciary committee of the City
Council heard a report from the Health
Commissioner, telling officially how
putrid chickens are preserved and kept
for ten or twelve years and sold.
Much of the poultry kept in cold stor-
age is poisonous.
Policemen trying to investigate are
barred from cold-storage plants.
According to much of the testimony
we heard from Health Commissioners
whalen and DR.. j. III. Bacon, a Peoria
bacteriologist. the very, very worst
conditions obtain in cold storage
everywhere said Chairman Dever of
the committee NE housewife knows
at present but the chickens she is buy
Ing may be of the vintage of 1896.
A label law, providing that each
chicken be tagged with the date on
which 1t goes into cold storage. would
remedy this condition and a rigid in
spection law would bring about sani-
tary conditions and put an end to the
sale of putrid meats and chickens"
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SIX BABIES join ship
AS 1T CROSSES ATLANTIC
Triplets and Twins Among Arrivals
During the Trip From
Bremen to Amenca.

NEW YORK, July six robust ba-
bies were added to the passenger COM
plement of the North German Lloyd
liner Kaiser Grosser Kerfurst on the
voyage from Bremen which ended yes
terday. The Kerfurst was hardly out
two days from Bremen when DR..
Starke, the ships physician, was sum-
moned to the steerage at midnight and
before daylight announced that Mrs.
Leah Polinsky had become the mother
of triplets, two girls and a boy Three
days later the doctor was called to the
second cabin to attend Mrs A. Cob
ham, who brought into the world two
baby girls.
On Sunday night, while DR.. Starke
and the second officer sat smoking to-
getheF. the surgeon remarked that he
hoped there would be no more births
before the ship docked. The words
were hardly uttered when a stewardess
came hurriedly aloft and announced
that another birth was imminent.
This time it was in the first cabin.
and Mrs. Friedenburg added the sixth
baby to the record list of births on the
Kerfurst. Mrs. Friedenburgs husband
came from Seattle to meet the steamer
and was overjoyed when he boarde ed
the ship and found another heir.
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MISS VIKING CAPTURES
FLAG In FINAL TRIAL
Defeats P. Reilly's Tralee Maid
on the Field at lngleside
Coursing Park.

After on exciting trial E. HOoper's
feet greyhound Miss viking won the
Fourth of July Stake yesterday at
IngIeside Coursing Park from Tralee
Maid. Both ran to the hare on even
terms. but the hare broke to the red.
on which flag Hooper's entry was run
ming. This advantage she held
throughout, although Tralee Maid
pressed her hard. The betting on the
race was even money.
George Shannon sent three PalO Alto
puppies 10 the slips and their showing
yesterday marked them as good ones.
They showed a high turn of speed.
The results in detail;
Fourth of July Stake. first round
Frank Dunn beat Shawn OFarrell; Do
mestic Lad beat Princess Savoy; Pedlar
Baum beat Hidden Hatred: Honest John
bye, Flying Dutchman withdrawn
Our Darkey beat Sunshine; Huron beat
Queens Beauty; Peerless Beauty beat
Mary Boiler; Roman Actress a bye.
Gertrude withdrawn; Miss Viking beat
Flora Free: Limerick Boy beat Maid O.
Glen; Race King beat Intruder; Secre-
tive a bye, In Time withdrawn; Irma
HotfoOt beat SunnybroOk; John Nor
rissey beat Young Rosie r.; Pony Capt.
Burton; Lady Arawmore beat Lady
Fieldwtck; Badly Used bye, Earth
quake withdrawn: Rose Clark beat
dler; Ailbe Royal beat My Surprise;
Primrose a bye, Young Rocker with
drawn; Milk Maid beat Amandan: Snap
per Garrison beat Pasha Pleasant; Real
American bye, PrOmetheus with
drawn; Black Tom beat Hector; Josie
Lee beat Nellie M; Blooming Dutchman
OF Gold; Whisky Dick a bye. Orsina
withdrawn: Brewery Maid beat Golden
Idol: General FrtSbie beat Farmer Boy.
Second round-Frank Dunn beat Do
nestle Lad; Pedlar Baum beat Honest
John; Huron beat Our Darkey: Roman
Actress beat Peerless Beauty; Miss
Viking beat Limerick Boy; Race King
beat Secretive; Irma HotfoOt beat John
Morrissey; Waubanaukee beat Pony
Capitol; Lady Aranmore beat Badly
Used: Walla Walla beat Rose Clark;
Primrose beat Ailbe Royal; Milk Maid
a bye, Snapper Garrison withdrawn;
Black Tom a bye. Real American with
Lee; Trales Maid beat Whisky Dick;
AneraI Frisbfe beat Brewery Maid
Third round-Frank Dunn bye.
Pedlar Baum withdrawn; Roman Act
ress beat Huron; Miss viking beat Race
King; Irma Hotfoot beat Waubanau-
kee; Lady Aranmore beat Walla Walla.
Primrose beat Milk Maid: Blooming
Dutchman beat Black Tom; Tralee Maid
beat General Frisbie
Fourth round-Frank Dunn beat Ro-
man Actress. Miss Viking beat Irma
Hotfoot; Lady Aranmore beat Prim-
rose; Tralee Maid beat Blooming
Dutehman.
Viking; Tralee Maid beat Lady Aran-
Deciding course-E Hooper's Miss
Viking lRocker- -Mineola) beat p
Reilly's Tralee Maid (Cronin's Wild
Tralee-Manila).
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ATTELL GAINS
THE DECISION
Neil Forces Fighting, but
Opponent Has | 90
Much Skill.
Los Angeles Sports See
Best Battle South
Has Known.

LOS ANG ELES, July 4.-Abe Attell OF
San Francisco, feather-weight champion
of America. successfully defended his
titled against frankie Neil of San
Francisco, the bantam-weight cham
pion, before the Pacific Athletic Club
here today The fight went the full
twenty rounds and Attell was declared
the winner on points. The verdict met
with popular approval As Attell
rushed across the ring and embraced
his defeated opponent he was cheered
20 the echo by the great crowd which
filed the amphitheater.
Attell put up one of the cleverest
contests ever seen in this city Neil
forced the fighting most of the way
from the first to the last rounds. and
was at all times crowding his oppo-
nent. Attell, however, while not re-
treating. fought always with the great
est caution and showed himself mas
ter of the science of defense. His
clever sidestepping and covering up
brought the applause of the spectators
time and again.
But a small percentage of Neirs
blows landed on Attell and but once or
twice did the latter appear worried.
Neil however, was the stronger and
had any of his heavier blows landed in
a vital spot they would have termi-
mated the fight. Attells eyes were dis
colored, but otherwise he showed little
effects of the terrific mill. On the other
hand, the entire left side of NeiPs face
was battered black and blue, his eye
closed shut and his nose bruised and
bleeding from the seemingly countless
jabs that Attell landed
Neils left eye was closed early in
a q 1pf in
he was Handicapped by this through
out. In the thirteenth round, after a
series of punches to various parts of
the face, Attell swung a terrific left
that landed on the jaw Of the little
champion and he went to the floor weak
and groggy. Neil was up. however, in
an instant, and renewed the fight with
Undiminished vigor.
The last two rounds were probably
the equal of any ever fought for fierce
ness and continued hammering. The
men rushed to the center at the gong
and with their heads on each others
shoulders fought and battered each
other, Lorgetful of science and every
thing, vainly attempting with all their
force to knock each other out Circiing
about the ring, hammering wildly with
rights and lefts. jabbing. uppercutting
and swinging, the spectators cheering
madly at the top of their voices, the
two little men fought until it seemed
both must drop from exhaustion
Neither, however, could succeed. in
landing the decisive blow. The last
gong sounded with them both against
the ropes, hanging on to each other.
jabbing, punching and swinging in the
widest fashion.
Atte1l by the decision retains the
feather weight championship and re-
ceives the $1,000 belt awarded by Man
ager McCarey to the>winner, in connec-
tion with the lions share of the gate
receipts.
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aUTET WEDDING IN MARIN.

SAN RAFAEL July 4.-The wed
ding Of Miss Elizabeth Leslie Meyer
field 10 Leon Roos took place this aft
ernoon at the residence Of the bride
near Magnolia Park. Rabbi A. w
Noorsanger of1ciated. The groom was
attended by his brother. George Roos
and the bride by Miss Linda Bachmanr
and Miss Lolita Heynemann; Miss
Hannah Anerlief was flower bearer
and Joseph Haber and Robert Roos
ushers. A wedding reception and
breakfast followed the ceremony and
hearty congratulations were extended
10 the happy young couple. The groom
is the son OF Adolph Roos Of Roos
Brothers, San Francisco.
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BRIDE LEAVES ENGLAND
WITH HUSBANDS REMAINS
Mrs. Frederick CosSift, Whose Spouse
Was Killed in Salisbury
Wreck, Returning.

SOUTHAMPTON, England, July A.
The steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II.
which sailed from here today from New
York, took among her passengers Mrs.
Frederick Henry Cossitt, daughter OF
Judge DugrO OF New York. who is re-
turning home with the body Of her
husband, Frederick II. Cossitt, who
was among those killed in the railroad
accident at Salisbury on July l. The
young widow had TO be assisted on
board the steamer by two members Of
the Duveen family and a nurse who
accompanied her. Mrs. Cossitt almost
collapsed on crossing the gangway.
The COssits were married two weeks
ago
LONDON, July 4.-During the dinner
Of the American Society tonight En-
bassador Reid read a letter from Queen
Alexandra expressing the Queens sor-
row over the Salisbury railroad acci-
dent and her heartfelt sympathy for all
concerned, and especially for the young
bride so suddenly bereaved. meaning
Mrs. Frederick Cossitt of New York
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STEALS woMAN,s PURSE.

OAKLAND. July "A thief relieved
Mrs. NJ Knox OF 112 East Sixteenth
street of $40 in coin and an emerald
ring while she was riding on Tele-
graph-avenue car last night The man
called her attention to the fact that she
dropped a transfer and as she stopped
70 pick it up he opened her purse and
removed two ten-dollar coins and the
ring The thief alighted at IdOra Park
and il was' not until the car was sew
eral blocks away that Mrs. Knox dis
covered her loss.
Andrew wainer of 51S Seventh street
left hts room on Sunday for a short
time and when he returned he found
that thieves had entered during his
absence and taken a silver watch and
So in coin.
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RUNS IN FRONT OF ENGINE.

OAKLAND, July An his anxiety to
catch Berkeley local train this after
noon, a. Schwartz jumped from an cleo
trio car at the B street station in North
Oakland and ran in front of north
bound locomotive He was struck by
the cowcatcher, thrown about ten feet
and received a broken nose and prob
ably internal injuries.
Schwartz was removed to the Re
ceiving Hospital, where DR.. II. Koford
reduced the fracture of the nose and
later his friends took him to Providence
Hospital for further treatment. He is a
saloon keeper of San Francisco and lives
at $500 Baker street in that city.
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STTLICHO IS FLEETEST
in The $500 HANDICAP
Defeats Ba1ney Schreiber's Dewey
and Establishes a New
Track Record.

SEATTLE. July 4.-The nations
natal day attracted the largest at
tendance to Tho Meadows racetrack
this afternoon in the history of the
pretty course on the banks of the
Dumish. Ideal weather conditions pre-
vailed and conservative estimate
placed the number of people present at
more than 5000. Hundreds were unable
10 reach the track owing to Inadequate
railroad facilities. The $500 Celebra-
tion Handicap at one and quarter
miles. with a field of eleven starters,
was the principal racing fixture. 1t
went TO Stilicho, a 20 10 l outsider.
carrying 100 pounds and ridden by H.
Smith Barney Schreibers Dewey had
first call in the betting. Boloman, fol-
lowed by Stilicho, made the running for
more than seven furlongs. Stilicho
then assumed charge, and although
Dewey closed strongly fthe neglected
long shot won by nearly a length in
2.G5 H. a new track record. Boloman
ran a good third
There was a big crush in the ring.
and as Rosaro, Ruby and The Huguenot,
the three successful choices, were
heavily played. the layers did not es-
cape with much coin. Ruby defeated
ROYAL Rogue short head for the sixth
because Lloyd Fountain on the mare
outrode Mcbride Just as the sun went
down the latter jockey resumed cordial
relations again with his followers by
winning on The Huguenot, his only sue
cessful essay. Summary:
First race six furongs-Besr Hunter won.
Pruewood second. FL Verraco third. Time.
1:14h
Second race. one mile-Rosario won Rotrou
second Carrick third Time 1:4lL.
Third race. one mie-Calcuate won Tram
way second. Flourish third Time 1:4lA
Fourth race. six fur'Oags-Seaslck won, Glen
Poi rd
FIFTH race one and a quarter miles-Stiiicho
won. Dewey second. Boloman third Time
2:O5J3.
Sixth race five furiongs-Rnby won ROYAL
Rogue second. Belle Kinney third Time :O0K
Seventh race. mile and fifty yards-rhe Hu-
guenot won LGcian second. Gloomy Gus third.
Time. l:45%
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Ethon and Dishabille Win for
the Memphis Sportsman
at the Bay.
BOTH SCORE HANDILY
GlOri6er and Dolly Spanker
Spoil Their Chances In
Making the Pace.

NEW YORK, July 4.-Ethon and Dis
habille, two horses belonging &c
George c. Bennett: the Memphis book
maker won the Spring stakes and the
Long Island handicap. the features OF
the racing today at the Sheepshead
Bay track. Both horses won their re-
spectiVe races easily, and. as they were
the favorites at even money and Is
10 3, the majority Of the $4,000 race
goers who saw them win were jubilant
over their victory. They had backed
them heavily. The race Ethop ran
in the Great Trial stakes when he fin
ished fourth 10 Oran. caused him 10
be made the favorite IN the Spring
stakes
Red River an added starter had the
most speed and for the first five fur
longs he easily led by two lengths. In
the last furlOng he quit, however. and
Ethon, standing a long, hard drive in
gallant style, got up and passed him,
winning easily at the end by two
lengths.
Dishabille won the Long Island han
dicap. dash of a mile and a furlong.
She was favored by the weight and
practically had the race assured from
the start She left the barrier fifth, ran
In third place for seven furIongs, with
GlOriher and Dolly Spanker heads
apart as pacemakers. Martin then
AAASh IA -yASlle-b44lE AB anu cA4G AOoh Ni4N
lead before the turn for home. Her fast
sprint took all the reserve strength
and speed from Glorifier and he stopped
in the last furlong. This permitted
Won TrOmp. which had been in fourth
place. 10 move UP with rush. he
passed Gloriher, but was unable 10
catch Dishabille and she won by four
lengths. Summary:
First race. the Independence steeplechase. fun
counse-kerDel won, Coligny second, Paul Jones
third. Time. 5:2S.
Second race, six and a half furlOngs-Bill
Phillips won, Keribest second, Monett third.
Time. 1.22
Third race the Spring stakes. six furlongs-
Eth0n won, Red River second, Clare Russell
third. Time. Ic14 IS.
Fourth race. the Long Island handicap. mile
and a furlOne- won. Won Tromp sec
oud. Glorifer third Time. l:Jf -.
Fifth race, i've snd half fur7ongs. selling
Al Powell won. Jaunty second, Judge Davey
third Time, 100 4-5.
Sixth race, one and three-quarter miies-Lsn-
casrrian won. Priority second, Oliver Cromwell
third Time. 3.12 30
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sEATTLE ENTRIEs.

First race FIVE furlOngs selIing-Grace st.
Clair Ill Lassen 1O6 Pimkm iO6. Banlado LOG,
Eiota l06. Yankee Jim LOG, Alta Spa LOG. Lady S
Beauty I0I.
Second race. five furlongs. selling-Integrity
1i2. Tryconnel I12, Canopian 109, Soapy Jones
100. Happy Lad los. Favora 10T. Avonella 10T,
Youth l05. Santa Ray lO3, Cascade OF Diamonds
103. Silver Sue 103. Ambitious I02.
Third race. six and q half furongs. selling
Homestead i13. Yellowstone ll3, Dnelist 10.
Entire Nous Jos. Chief AhOla Jog. Pickaway 106.
Hobsons Choice l06 Birdie 104
Fourth race, one mile. selling-Rey Dare 107.
Spondooix 1o7, Pettijohn l07 Kinder 10T, Le-
rida IOT. Priekles l05 Katie Crews 1O5. Canejo
l00. Anirad 100.
Fifth race one mile. selling-Doctor 110.
No Remark I01. Barker 107. Jerusha 105 Glen
brier 1O5. Baker 1o5, Barranca 1o5. Tangible
los, Eigoroso l02.
Sixth race. one mile. purse-Anvil 110. Brisr-
thorpe 100. Ink 105 Fisher Boy JOS. Gorgalebe
los. KeDOya l04. Stilicbo l02, Gateway 102,
Christine A 100 Huston 100.
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BUFFALO ENTRIES.

First race. FIVE furEongs-Silver Star ll2 Gold
Note ll2 DR.. Wenther 1l2 Tony Bonero 10
Marceline ll2. Coin THEM 1l2, Greenway's Best
1I2. Leo Paul 112.
Second race. one mile and forty Yards sell
ing-SatcheI I05 Monacodor l05, Realm lQ7,
Setauket lIO. Perry Meadow .107 Graphite 1OT,
The Borgian los. OrfeO loI, Pronta los. An
drew Mack 10. Pyrrho 102.
Third race. Eve fuFlongs, twO-y -olds-Cav-
atina go. Lady Gay Spanker %. Workmaid ia
Lauretta Mack 90. Bessie Wynn 80 Black Flag
IO9, Flip 30. Edward Wilder ia Willitta 90.
Laura A ia
Fourth race. one and q sixteenth miles-Duke
Of Kendall Il3. Thomond ia Monacodor lO7
Secret "a, Nonsense 81.
Fifth race. five and half furiongs-The Mus
keteer III Girl From Dixie l06. Toscan Ill.
Lord Aintree los Sheen 10l. Serenity 1o6, Eric
uls LOG. Richard Jr. 10s Gayard 100.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Fair Light los.
Programme 105 CObmOsa l05 Racine II lO7
Peter Becker 1O2. Perry Meadow IO7 Lady
Stewart 100, Midas 10. Water Pansy lO7 Dave
Lewis 10
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Sprint Race for Peter ParIey.

DENVER, July 4.-The races at Overland
Park today resulted as follows.
irst race. pacing, 2:35 claSs-Nolo won, Clara
B second. Walter third. Best time 2:I5h
Second race i've and a half furlongs-SIIsie lie
Gregg won, Miss Affable second, I'm Joe third.
Time. 1:lSA.
Third race. i've and a half furlongs-Sir Car
ter won Dan Collins second. Haven Run third.
Time. I:13l2
Fourth race Eve and a half furlongs-Peter
Farley won. Pickens second, I. X. Bingham
third Time. I.13h.
Fifth race, i've and a half furlOngs-Buekster
Hodi won, Niota second. Ossan third. Time.
1.Iz
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Tizona won. Vas
sallo second, Marvin Neal third. Time. 34I5
Seventh race. seven furlongs-Ilumns won.
Kate second. Fresias third Time. 1;54&
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St George Jr. Wins at LatOnIa.

CINCINNATI. July 4.-The racing at Latonia
today resulted follows:
FIRST race, one mile-Early Hours won. Docile
second Iongbright third. Time. .48 So
Second race. i've furlongs-Dainty Dame won,
Friction second, Della phorp third. Time. "A
Third race six furlongs-P -Prineipia won. Mayor
Johnson second, Wee Lass third. Time, rs.
Fourth race. one and eighth miles, the
Cincinnati Hotel handcap-Brancas won Alma
Dufour second Mntiades third. Time 81 %.
Fifth race. steeplechase short course-Frank
Nc won. Pirate second sSH'red Priestmier third.
Tine. 800 3-5.
Sixth race. one mile-Bitter Brown won Pro
tens second. Or. McCleur third. Time. As 10
Seventh race. one mile-St. George Jr. won
BIB Carter second, J. P. Mayberry third Time
IA.
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eeneral Greely yl.,t. the south.

Los ANGELES. July General A.
w. Greedy. U. s. A.. commander of the
Department of the Pacific. accompanied
by his wife, and his aide. Captain Winn,
arrived here this morning from the
Yosemite, to pass ten days leave of
absence in Southern California. Gen
eral and Mrs Greedy left for San Diego
this evening. General Greely's former
home.
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BRIDE WITH MONEY BELT
DISAPPEARS FROM HOTEL
Mrs. Edward Bruns of Los Angeles,
Who Carried Big Sum, Missing
I'm New Orleans.
NEW nRLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. July 4-Edward
Bruins of Los Angeles, Cal. last night
notified the police that his wife, MRS.
Susan Bruins, whom he married six
months ago. had disappeared. He said
his wife left their hotel last Saturday
and had failed to return and that she
wore a money belt. containing about
s34o0 In bills when she went away.
Mrs. Bruins home was at Lexing
ton. Ky.
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SUMMARY.

Two-base hits-Cravath. Delmas. Mclaughlin,
Dashwood. Sacrifice hits-9ochnsuer. McCiel
land. Doyle. Wolters, Delmas. First base N
errors-Los Angeles 4. Fresno l. Left on bases
on Bergeman O. on Lemke Q. Struck out-By
Lemke g. by Bergeman A. Double plays-Dash-
wood to Cartwright to. Egzn to Eastwood tc
Delmas to Casey; Toman to Dillon CD; Toman
10 GochnaHer to Dillon; Gochnauer 10 Dillon
hours aud IS minutes. tmpire-HodsOa
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woman Commits Suicide.

Mrs. Amelia Denkward of 1715 Eddy
street committed suicide last night by
drinking carbolic acid She was treated
at the Central Emergency Hospital by
DIR. T. Tillman, but died q short time
later
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FIre Destroy. n Creamery.

LATON, July 4.--Fire broke out at
$40 o'clock this morning in the Laton
Creamery and before help could arrive
the whole plant was consumed. The
loss was about $1,000, insurance $500.
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BUFFALO SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-GOId Note, Schreiber en-
try, Commodore THEM.
Second race--Setallet, Realm, The
BOrgian.
Third race-Laura, workman, Black
Flag.
Fourth race-DuIxe of Kendall, Tho
mOnd. Secret.
Fifth race-The Musketeer, Toscan,
Richard Jr.
Sixth race-Cobmos, Water Pansy,
Perry Meadow.
Weather cIear; track heavy.