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Consistent Shows the Talent
He Is Worthy of the Name.
At z to l He Runs In
quisitor Off the
Course.
Choice Gets Pocketed
When the Bunch
Nears Wire.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-Briebton he
gan its anSl week Of racing AT the
rack oy the sea this afternoon. Satur-
Gay VIII witness the end of the pres
Sn1 meeting Hereafter the sport will
oe witnessed at Saratoga. whore the
association will inaugurate a three
weeks meeting which promises to sur
club.
A number of the best horses haze
alreaaY been shipped TO the Saratoga
course and are worked daily with a
view 10 getting them in the height
OF condition for the coming meeting
4 1alrly good card was on tap at
Brighton this afternoon. the feature of
which was the Glen Cove Handicap for
ihree- -Year-olds at one mile and quar-
ter lnquisiter, with Miller up. looked
IKE the goods in this event and the
talent went down hook, line and sinker
On the colt, sending him to the post
a 2 to / favorite.
Consistent, at the fancy price of Z to
J. Won the race easily. She went to
the front soon as the barrier was
UP and stayed there all the way. win
ming easily by three and a half lengths
from lnQuisitor. which was in a pocket
70 the stretch. The latter closed strong
beating Kings Daughter two lengths
for the place.
The rest of the events proved well
N1HASSNtu dHalfS ana luFnlSned plenty
OF interesting sport FOR the crowd
Clear and pleasant were the weather
conditions, which helped bring out a
good-sized attendance. The track was
in fairly good condition. Summary:
First race. six furlongs-Pythia won Killcare
second. Suihciency third. Time, l;l3 40
Second race steeplechase. selling, about two
miles-rom Cogan won, Bound Brook second,
BHtagonian third. Time. 4.26.
Third race. FIVE and a half furlOngs-FoGntain-
Dleu won. lOWrlc second Laura A third Tine.
I .o6 2-5
Fourth race, the GlencOve handicap. six fur
loags-Consistent won. Inquisiter second. King s
Daughter third Time. 1:l3-
Fifth race, mile and a quarter-Angler won.
Cofriean second. Coy Maid third Time pos 2-5.
sixth race. i've and half furlOngs- Dulcinea
won Suada second. Revenue third. Time. los.
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)orts Joe Cans Arrives in Quest OF Go With Nelson
KING EDWARD WILL.
SHOW US HIS
STEEDS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK. July so.-In order thu

NEW YORK, July 30.-In order that
the American people may appreciate
the merits of the Shire breed of
horses and so increase the de-
mand for them, King Edward and
Lord Rothschild have sent over
a consignment to be exhibited both
in this country and Canada. They
arrived toGay on the Atlantic Trans
port Line steamship Minnetonka in
charge of Edmund Bechl
The lot is made up of four stations
three mares and two geldings, and
every animal has been selected with
the greatest care majority are prize
winners.
They will be shipped at once to To-
ronto, whore they will be shown al
the national show in August So far
it is planned TO exhibit them at the
Central show at Ottawa, the Northeast
ern Fair at London. Ont, the American
Royal Exhibit at Kansas City and the
State Fair at Richmond.
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BOXING GOES In GOTHAM,
BUT GATE MUST BE FREE
Legitimate Clubs Can Promote
Bouts if They Consent Not 10
Sell Amy Tickets.

NEW YORK, July 30-Boxing bouts
may be carried on again by legitimate
athletic clubs in this city, providing
no tickets are sold at the door. This
was decided on today at a consulta-
tion held between the counsel for the
Longacre Athletic Club and Assistant
Corporation Counsel Farley.
The Longacre Clubs counsel intend
ed to apply for a temporary injunction
to restrain the police from interfering
with its boxing stays, but the Assist
ant Corporation Counsel said neither
Sheriff Hayes nor the police had any
intention of stopping the stays held
by the club If no tickets were sold at
the door. The application for an in
junction was accordingly withdrawn
before the case was called before Judge
Mclean in the Supreme Court this
morning
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

SEATTLE, July 30.-The following the
entries for tomorrow AT The Meadows:
FIRST race, six furlongs, seiling-UTbaDO 10T,
Chief Aloha I07 GrenOre I0T. Black Cloud 107,
Kinder JOY. Irish Jew 105, Materspont los,
Mabel Reed IO5, Lady Rice Jos, Phyz los, la
Taranta lO2. Swift Queen 100.
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Royal
. White 10Y Sir Dougsl lo7, Matt Hogan lof;
Dr Rowel I0T, Lerida lO7, Macene I05. Ethel
BARRYMORE l05 Cameletta l05 Glen Brier 105.
St Winnifrlde 1O5. Katie Crews l05, Happy
Chappy lO2.
Third race Eve fGrlongs. WaDnagootis
I12 PeligrOso ll2, Katherine JOB. Banlade
100 Grace Van 5 100. John J. Mohr 100, Bertie
A IO9, Nancy " 1Os-
Fourth race. mile, selling-feliowstone
I72 Pay Ne Io6 Flourish JOG. Montana Peeress
l0s Birdie lO4, Our Sallie 104, Pelham lO3
Hninaulf 103.
Fifth race Eve and a half furlongs, selling
Nnoropus Ia2 Spinstress 100. AvOnella 100.
Werry Co Round 100. Get Rich Quick 100, Jim
pendercast 81, Nheststone 81.
sixth race. one and an eighth miles, seiilng-
Flau9f 109 Invoice l09 HoOdwink 1915 EXpe-
lieAt l04, Baker l02. Ray l02-
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BEHR OF YALE PLAYS FASTER
TENNIS THAN DOES CLOTHIER
Today the Representative of Old Ell
VIII Meet Larned for the
LonKNoOd Cup.

BOSTON, July 30.-Karl II. Behr of
Yale defeated William K. Ciothier of
Philadelphia in the finals of the Long
wood Cricket Clubs tennis tournament
today in straight sets, 61, SIS, Ga.
Tomorrow Behr win meet William A.
Larned. the former national champion
and present holder of the Longwood
cup. in the challenge round.
The Yale player caught the former
Harvard expert off his game at the
beginning of the match and try as he
would Clothier was unable to regain
control of his stroke. Behr show ed
nlainiy the benefit OF the hard work
of last week and played today with a
confidence and daring that carried his
opponent OF his feet
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LatOnia Results.

CINCINNATI, July 30.-Latonia results:
First race, seven furlongs-Elude won, Mayor
johnson second Inhammabe third. Time,
I y As.
Second race. i've and q half furlongs-Lady
Arion won. Red Gauntlet second, Friction third.
Tine. I:o9 Is.
Third race. six furlOngs-EtheI Day won.
Meadow Breeze second, FuniculaiFe third. Time,
1913 20
Fourth race. steepleehasef handicap. short
course-Arc Light wen Oalesman second, Sub
ador third. Time, 1902.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Search Ne won,
Prince Of Pless second. Posing third. Time,
1-15 20
Sixth race, six furlongs-Potter won, Field
Lark second. Larone third. Time. 1:I5 l5.
Seventh race. one miie-Shining Star won,
Queen Caroline second. OberoR third. Time.
1;4I Is
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Joe Cans arrived in town yesterday
morning in quest of match with Bat
Ting Nelson. The eolored wonder from
Baltimore wore a pair of huge dark
colored glasses and a solemn expression
and when the stFollers on Fillmore
street beheld him they mistook him
fer some Georgia parson here on a
camp meeting expedition. Cans was
forced to show papers of Identification
before his former friends consented to
believe it was he in the flesh.
Joe looks very much as he did when
he was here about three months ago.
He is the same quiet, self-possessed
individual and If anything less talka-
tive than ever. He says he wants to
meet Nelson. but that is about as far
as he goes. He leaves everything to
Eddie Graney and has confidence in the
ability of the blacksmith TO arrange
the bout.
As soon as the chocolate eo1ored man
was finished shaking the hands of his
old friends on the line Eddie Graney
took charge of him. The blacksmith
told Joe few things in executive ses-
sion. and when the conversation was
at an end Cans was more confident than
ever that a bout between himself and
the Battler would be arranged in Fea-
sonable time.
Il will certainly make 1873 pounds
do this weight nicely and still fight
strong. My friends and those who
worked with me in the training camps
know this. ! weighed but 1874 pounds
when l entered the ring with Holly last
Monday night at Seattle, and l did not
have to work very hard to make this
weight either.
Il am now waiting to get on with
Nelson. If the match can be made /
will do the rest. I have been looking
for a chance to get at the Dane for a
long time. OF course I do not mean to
let him have the best of everything.
but | am willing to concede many
points in order to get him into the ring.
Il did not have much of chance to
do anything against Holly. He is one
of those cautious fellows who covers up
all the time. / beat him easily and
would have Knocked him out in Jig
time had he stood up and fought me.
He outweighed me several pounds. but
l was stronger than he and forced the
fighting all the way
Graney firmly believes he will have
the Cans Nelson match without delay.
He expects to hear from Morris Levy
at any time. Morris goes to meet the
great Dane with a special commission
| from Graney to make the match, 1t
is likely, however, that nothing definite
will be done till Nelson and his man
a ger, Billy Nolan, arrive on the scene.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FORT ERIE, July 30.-Followlng are the
entries for tomorrow:
First race, i've furlOngs, selling-HanoWsy
l02, Hattie DOdsOn l02. Partially lO4. Nachsris
I05. Alegra l07. Excuse Ne i0T, Limited l0T,
Prolific l07 Mirabel 100. Lady Bateman I07.
Charlie Ward iO7, Charles Clifford 10, The
Swede l10 MinOs 10.
Second race. six furiongs. seliing-The Pet
%. Rain Dance 162, Reaction l02. Miss COrnet
1o2, Grace Curtis lD4, Chief Deputy l04 Richard
JT.. l06. Many Thanks LOG. Gay Boy 107. Ner-
vat0r los. AlsOB0 ll2, Orderly 1l2, Garrett
Wilson llS Blue Coat II3.
Third race, steepleebase, short course-Sig-
mund lZ7. ManzanO 1872, Bank Holiday l3S, Lulu
Young 140, Gulistan l5G, Dawson I56, Clip
sano 164
Fourth race. eleven-sixteenths Of mile.
pUrse-EmnOla 49, Reside 90. Bath Maria 9B,
My Bessie 9s, Voting l02 Hazel Patch l04,
Timothy Wen l0s.
Fifth race, seven furl0ngs. selling-PentagOn
9S, Annie Berry 80, The Scot 90, RaEians 100.
Billy Benzing l0i, Giifain los, Clique i05.
Sixth race. one and three sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Madehen ~. Rhlnock 95. Lemon Girl I02,
s0ion Shinele 100 Bon Not Ill, Nameoki JOB,
DOlinda l02 Monte l03.
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EMERSON AND WAIDNER ARE
WESTERN TENNIS CHAMPIONS
Collins of Chicago and Hunt OF
California Fall by the
WTagsfde.

CHICAGO. July 30.-Nat c. Emerson,
the Ohio champion, and L. II. Waidner,
illinois champion, TO-DAY oeIeateo
Krelgb Collins of Chicago and r. G.
Hunf Of California In a hard contest
for the Western tennis championship
hi doubles at the Kenwood Country
club courts. The final score was e-4'
o-6. Ga, 20, 6-4-
Mrs. r. B. Nef earlier in the Gay de-
feated Miss Miriam steeYer IN lhe
finals Of the womens tournament 90
Ga. 81.
Waidner and Emerson viii meet to-
morrow in the finals for the singles
championship.
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Hitchcock Ala. Lo. Angeles.

Los ANGELES, July 30.-General
Frank c. Prescott. Register of the
United States land office, received no
tiee today from Secretary OF the In
terror Hitchcock that with a view OF
aiding Los Angeles in its project of
bringing in city water supply from
Owens River he has directed that
ninety-eight sections of land. situated
in Los Angeles and San Bernardino
counties. be withdrawn from the list
of lands available to settlers. The
land will be withheld from disposition
pending the possible use of it sby the
,zununicipality in it's water project
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
CARRIER PIGEON FLIES
SIXTY MILES IN HOUR
Bears a Message of Good Luck From
Father to Son In the
North.

REDDING, July 30.-"This pigeon
will leave at : o'clock with this mes
sage: Struck it rich in Grand Cen
tral. Particulars by letter.-E.' P. c. "
This message, attached to the leg of
Aeronaut E. P. Conner's fleet winged
carrier pigeon, reached the home cove
at Satt Creek at O'Clock on Sunday
morning just one hour after the pigeon
had been liberated by E. p. Conner at
Harrison Gulch, sixty miles away. The
bird was caught by Conner's son, j. G.
Conner, to whom the massage was
addressed. The bird was accompanied
in his flight by his mate.
The nature of the strike in the Grand
Central is of course not known
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BOSTON AMERICANS
DON SLUGGING
CLOTHES.
STANDING oF THE cLuRs.
AMERIcAN IEAcIrr

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 LOUIS. July s0.-Hard hitting
pitching great ball For five innings.
Harris lost cOntrel and. passing the
fsrst m three men Up in the sixth inning.
was succeeded By Young. Score:
St; Louis --.... 5 .
Batteries-GIade and oi'connor. Har-
riS. Young and Armbruster.
CLEVELAND, July so.-New York
three in the seventh on a double two
singles and an error. Hess support
was weak at critical times. Score:
New SS'sssls8d s0tk ,..'''.... ls 3
Batteries-Hsss and Buelow: Orth
CHICAGO. July so-chieago punched
hits in the first and third innings and
defeated Washington for the third time
s bsIi '1Res5I 1es9Ip 20 ,b X 0wen pitched good
scattered Sullivans batting and AIti-
ser's one-handed catch were features.
Score:
Chicago ....----.-..-... 0
"Hs1eFsoH BatteTies9owen and sullivan: Pat
DETROIT, July so.-PIank was in no
great danger until the ninth, when a
good rally was checked just in time.
The runs off him in the hrst two inn
1ngs both resulted from scratch hits
Siever pitched a good game. but luck
broke against him in the two innings
In which hits were punched on him.
Score:
DsiToIt DtsiiHaa. .-----.-s...'
Batteries@siever' and Warner; Il Plank
'' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON, July 30.-There was plenty
of hitting by both teams in today's
game. but Chicago's efforts in this di-
rection were more timely. so they won
TO 3 EveTs was hit over the eye
by vicious bounder and compelled TO
leave the game. Score:
66ieego S6Ssog .'-.-'.-'-."...- ~
Batferies.Linaaman and o62'Neill;
8SSR BR6oRLY@ aha JUN RE sOFhpe FmhplIs921fy St. 9o9isy
Brooklyn series ended in an even break
today, the visitors winning the fourth
game Brooklyn was Outplayed all the
way and Just managed to squeeze awby
from a shut out The locals We're at
karger's mercy at all stages until the
final inning. Score:
St Louis ...-..-...-.,., "A
Batteries-Karger and W. MARSHALL:
Eason and Ritter. Umpires-COnway
and Carpenter.
NEW YORK, July sO.-The New Yorks
had very little trouble in making it
four straight from Cincinnati by WIN
ming todays game. COrcoran's errors
the home team. The neIding features
were fine catches by Jude and shan
r. H. p
StNT'pRafl Ss% Yafk ............. .... n
Batteries-Wicker and Livin~
Mathewson, Ferguson and Bresr
Umpires-Johnstone and Emslie.
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rain DRIVES PRESIDENT
OFF A BASEBALL FIELD
With His Two Sons, Roosevelt
Runs for Shelter When Third
Inning Is Reached.

OYSTER BAY, L. l., July 30.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his sons, Archie
and Quentin, were the spectators OF
honor at a baseball game scheduled
to be played on Orchard lot, Sagamore
HILL today between teams representing
the deck and engineer forces of the
Presidents yacht Sylph.
The game only got as far as the
third inning when a terrific downpour
of rain sent the bluejackets and the
distinguished audience hurrying for
shelter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
MIKE DWYER is SUED
FOR $3.50 By A JOCKEY
William Sims Says Turfman Held Out
On Him and Then Made
Strong Touch.

NEW YORK, July 30.-William Sims
the jockey, commenced an action today
in the Supreme Court against Michael
Dwyer, horse owner and racing man
to recover $3.50 which the rider claims
is due him., Sims alleges that he was
retained in 1905 by Dwyer to ride for
him during the latter part of the sea
son, his retaining fee being $4,000. OF
this amount he alleges he only got
$100.
He further alleges that on August
S. 1908, he loaned $2500 to Dwyer and
has only received $3.50 in payment. For
these two balances he sues
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
Flood stops the Motorists.

BRETON WOODS. N. H.. July 30
The steep road up the Crawford Notch
resembled a cataract today, and 1t was
impossible to hold the hill climbing
contests for which forty Eight auto
mobiles, including several of those
which participated in the Glidden tour,
had been entered. II the road is in
good condition tomorrow the event will
be run of. beginning at o'clock in the
morning.
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lost in Feather River Canyon.

OROVILLE, July 3o.-After spending 6
three days and three nights lost in the
wilds of the Feather River Canyon, j..
%. McKusick former stock broker of
New York and father of Charles Nc
Kusfck. prominent engineer of the
western Pacific. was found by rescuing
narties late this afternoon. McKusiek
came from San Francisco before the
FIRE and was out on fishing trip when
lost.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
TEACHER WHO LOST HIS
CERTIFICATE FILES APPEAL
Again Asks Court to Compel Son0ma
Board of Education to Grant Him
Another License.

SANTA ROSA, July 30.--James Fur
gerson, formerly a teacher in the Peta-
luna public schools, whose certificate
was revoked by the County Board of
Education, has filed an appeal from the
decision of the Superior Court, which
upheld the board. The court decided
that as Furgerson had not made a de-
mand for a reissue of the certificate
before he filed the suit he could not
make a case. Furgerson has since de-
manded his certificate, and now pro-
poses to try again TO force the board
to grant it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
VIII Celebrate at Napa.

NAPA, July s0.-September 8, Ad-
mission day, will be celebrated in Napa
this year by members of Napa Parlor
No 62 n. S. @. w. Invitations have
been extended to Vallejo, Caiistoga and
St Helena parlors to join in the cele-
bration. On Labor day, September g..
Canton Napa No. 81, p. M, l. o. o. F..
in conjunction with Vallejo Lodge of
that order, viii hold a celebration in
Napa
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OAKLAND. July s0---The Interstate Lumber
and Fuel Company has incorporated with cap
itai stock of 81 900 000 of which S25, 900 has
been subscribed by the directors-A. A. Smith
A, A. Webber, Colgate Baker, Charles F. Burts
and S. ]. Gillian.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
Negro Tires of Life.

OROVILLE, July 30.-Sherman Wi
dener, a negro employed as a stable
man, committed suicide about $50
o'clock last evening by shooting him.
self through the heart.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred e. MuIhoIIand.

First race-BIack Cloud, Chief Aloha,
Grenora.
Second race-Matt Hogan, Royal
White, DIR. ROSveII.
Third race-Nancy w, PeIigFoso, Ber-
tie a.
Fourth race-HuinauIf, Montana
PeereEs, Yellowstone.
Fifth race-Wheatstone, MOoropus,
SPinStress.
Sixth face-Baker, FIaunt, HoodNvink.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, July 30.-Sherir f. o.
WINS is at the point OF death. He has been
in delicate health for the past year, and his
condition Is now so low that he cannot live
many days longer.
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sANTA ROSA. July s30.--Swan johnson of
petaluma convicted of assault with deadly
weapon upon man named Gardner, was today
sentenced to two years In San Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31

RrE,ro PARK. July 3O.-Weng Chow, a
"a ioeSe addicted 20 the dope habit. a.
tempted 70 shoot up his tafher-ln-iaN 1ent
of redwood city Wong mas long been
source OF disturbance among tie local setue-
mept Of Chinese,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31

ROBBED OF JEwEL.-oakland. July 3o.-J
b. JONES' residing at 661 East Fourteenth
street was robbed of jeweled Maltese cross
yesterday afternoon as he was leaving the Lib
erty Theater. lie reported the theft to the
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31
LAToNIA SELECTIONS S


By New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Demo, Handspike, Goddess,
Second race-Duessa, Miss Anxious,
Cygnet.
Third race-Lens, Della Thorpe,
Pianufe.
Fourth race-COttontown, Princess
0rna, AIcor.
Fifth race-Dod Anderson, Oasis,
Principia.
Sixth race-LittIe EIkin, WakefuIl,
COtiIlion.
Seventh race-Begonia, BanpOsal,
Wee Lass.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31

FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
BY New York Morning Telegraph
First Faee--PrOIific, Limos, AIegra.
Second raee-Rain Dance, AlsOnO,
Garrett Wilson.
Third race-Sigmund, GuIistan, Clip
sano.
Fourth race-ResIde, Voting, Hazel
Patch.
Fifth race-Giifain, RaViana, Annie
Berry.
Sixth raee-Lemen Girl, DoIinda,
SOIOn ShingIe.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31

Lundgren and King Umpire-O'Day.
BROOKLYN. July 30-The St Louis
Brooklyn series ended in an even break
today, the visitors winning the fourth
game Brooklyn was Outplayed all the
way and just managed to squeeze awIy
from shut out The locals We're at
karger's mercy at all stages until the
final inning Score:
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BOSTON, July 30-There was plenty
of hitting by both teams in today's
game, but Chicago's efforts in this di-
rection were more timely, so they won
5 to 2. Evers was hit over the eve
by vicious bOunder and compelled TO
leave the game. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-31

ST LOUIS. July s0.-Hard hitting
won today for Boston. to g. After
pItching great ball for five innings
Harris lost cOntrel and. passing the
ffst three men Up in the sixth inning,
was succeeded By Young. Score:
r. H E.
st Louis -.--..-... o
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St: Louis ...... i! 9

and Carpenter
NEW YORK, July 3O.-The New Yorks
had very little trouble in making it
four straight from Cincinnati by WIN
ming todays game. COrcOran's errors
were responsible for the big score OF
the home team The felding features
were fine catches by Jude and shan
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-26
EIGHT MISSING
IN TENEMENT FIRE
Search for Bodies Being Made Today
Money Sharks Put Out Of
Business

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 26.-A syste-
matte search for the victims was be.
gun today in the ruins of the Cham
Der of Commerce building in Kansas
City, Kansas, which was destroyed by
fire yesterday. The first walls were
pulled down and large force of men
was put to work to remove the de-
bris. Eight persons are still unac-
counted for this morning. At the hos
pitfalls 1t is reported that two of the
injured are in serious condition but
1t is believed that all others will re-
cover. Three, ten per cent money
loaners who had Offices in the build
ing lost all. their papers including
hundreds Of dollars worth of notes.
Four Bodies Recovered Today.
Kansas City, Oct 26.-Four bodies
were removed this morning from the
ruins Of the Chamber of Commerce
building in Kansas City, Kansas, maxi
ing total known dead to date of
eight. The bodies removed today al
though badly charred were identified
as follows: Edward Winslow, city
solicitor for the Nelson4Morris Pack
ing Company; Mrs. Edward Winslow,
his wife, and two daughters, age 8
and years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-26
SALOON KEEPER
SHOT AT KETNER
Jose PadilIa, Whose Place Was Dyna
mited, Dangerously Wounded in
Leg--Assailant Unknown.

Captain Fred Fornoff was today in
formed by wire that Jose Padlla, own
er of the saloon at Ketner, which was
recently wrecked by dynamite, was
snot in the leg at Ketner last night
whittier he had gone to investigate
the wrecking of the saloon and that
he was so seriously injured he may
die. Padilla was placed on a train
and taken to Albuquerque, where the
leg was amputated. Captain Fornoff
has been unable to get details of the
affair but as nearly as can be learned
Padilla, who lives in Albuquerque
went to Ketner as soon as he heard OF
the blowing up of his saloon and start
ed to make inquiries as to who did
the wrecking. He was met by man.
whose name is not known to Captain
Fornofl, and in a quarrel, was shot
With a pistol Captain Fornoff will
send mounted officers to Ketner to
investigate the affair.