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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29

Although a vessel arrived from Ja-
paica yesterday and letter was
expected from William T. Major, of
"a Mechanic street, this city, his wife
received no letter this morning and
positive fears are now entertained by
his family. and friends for his safety,
as he was near Jamaica when he pen
ned his last letters home day of two
before the earthquake.
Hoping and praying for word from
Mr.. Major when the next steamer
should arrive, Mrs. Majors uncertain
ty gave way to absolute fears today
when the longed-for token failed to
materialiZe. 1t is possible, of course
that he had gone somewhere where
communication was impossible, or ev-
en- difficult, and such hope is live in
the breasts of his relatives and
friends.
James F. O'Brien, of ssh Smith
street. this city, chairman of the COM
mittee of Court Standard, Foresters
of America, appointed at a recent
meeting of the court to try and ascer-
taintain the whereabouts of Mr.. Ma
jor, received reply this morning
from Percy Sanderson, British Con-
sui General, in New York city, to a
letter that. he had forwarded to him
on Saturday in regard to information
concerning Mr.. Major.
The reply states that he will COM
municate with the governor of ia
maica and, should he receive any in
formation, he will gladly send word
here at once The committee vii.
do all in its power to find out any
thing concerning him and, if neces-
sary, one of them will proceed to that
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
Mr.. M'coNvILL BURIED.
Mass at st. Mary's Church This Morn
ing-Burial at Hudson County.

The funeral of the late Patrick Nc
Convill took place at st. Mary's Ro-
man Catholic Church at 1880 o'clock
this morning and was largely attend
ed by relatives and friends, both from
this city and Jersey City, where he
was in business for number of
years.
A requiem mass was said By the
Rev. John W. Norris, d. D., of Deal
Beach. He was assisted by Rev. Pc
ter Corr as deacon and Rev. Thomas
f. Blake, of Allentown, as subdeacon
A large number of floral pieces were
received. The body was taken on the
1915 train to Jersey City for inter
ment in the Hudson County Cemetery.
The pail bearers were A. V. Harding,
of New Brunswick; James Golf. of
Jersey City; Patrick Convery, Cor
nelius Convery, John McAlinden and
James McAlinden, of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
MEET AT COUNTY SEAT.
County Tax Board to Sign Decisions
in Remaining Appeals.

The County Board of Equalization
of Taxes will meet in the court house
at New Brunswick tomorrow for the
purpose of signing the remainder of
the decisions, which are in the form
of judgments. The board will hear
no appeals at this time but will mere
ly meet so that the numerous minor
matters in connection with the recent
hearings can be finished up. Clerk
Spencer of the board said yesterday
that he would have the remainder OF
the decisions ready for mailing on
Thursday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
Thaw's Jury Is Nearing Compile
tiOn- An Additional 100 Men
Have Been Summoned.
TIME AND MONEY NOT SPARED.
Prisoners Family Shows United
FrOnt-Witness for State i'm Court
in Person of Jack barrymore, an
Actor and Former Friend of the
Thaws-Suit Against the Prisoner
by Expert-Scenes at Court Room.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29:--One hun
dred new talesmen were present at
the opening of the Thaw trial this
morning. In spite of the denials that
the Thaw family in entirely in har-
mony the members of the family en-
tered the court room this morning in
two detachments. Mrs. Evelyn Nes-
bit Thaw entered with May McKen-
zie and later Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carnegie, Thaw's mother and his sis
ter, the Countess of Yarmouth with
his two brothers, came in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
FOR A PUBLIC SCALE.
Favored by Many for Weighing Coal
and Other Public and Private
Supplies In This City.

A public scale in this city is now
much talked of improvement and
it is understood that Mayor Albert
Bollschweiler is in favor of such a
devise. Should public scale be de-
cided upon by the mayor and the
Board of Aldermen, a good location
could easily be found, and would
greatly facilitate the weighing of
numerous supplies not only for the
city. but for the public at large.
At the last meeting of the school
board President Crowell stated that
there were number of slips which
showed that a certain coal dealer had
a wagon which held about 5000
pounds of coal. Mr.. Crowell said he
was sure there was not a wagon in
the city that would hold that much
coal. which was approved by a num-
Der OF the board. If there were a
public scale, the coal that is placed In
ali the schools could be weighed and
ali arguments as to the number of
pounds for ton could be easily set
tied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. = The jury
which is to try Harry X. Thaw for
the killing of Stanford White is rapidly
nearing completion, as nine men are
now in the jury box. 1t Is expected
that the taking of testimony may open
tomorrow afternoon.
One hundred and sixty-five talesmeu
have been examined, and orders have
been given for the summoning of an
additional 100 hundred men who are to
report before Justice Fitzgerald this
morning. This will make total of
300 men thus far summoned. r..
The two men who proved acceptable
to the state and to Thaw and his coun-
sci were Charles ID. Newton, a retired
railroad official, who is perhaps sixty
five years of age, and Louis Haas, the
New York representative of a Phila-
delphla wholesale candy concern, who
is not more than thirty years of age.
Both Mr. Jerome and Mr.. Hartridge,
the leading lawyer for the defendant,
were congratulated upon securing two
such capable jurors as AIekrs. New
ton and Haas appeared to bg
District Attorney Jerome continues
to base his examinations of the tales
men upon the belief that Thhw's law
yers may offer two defenses, one of
emotional insanity at the time of the
shooting and the other the 'plWritten
law"
All Of the defendants family were
In, NT,.a TTs,,s ttt nd
companion, Miss May Mckenzie, were
the first TO arrive Then came Mrs.
William Thaw, mother of the prisoner,
accompanied by her two daughters, the
Countess of Yarmouth and Mrs. George
L. Carnegie Edward and Josiah Thaw
and Mr. Carnegie also were present.
The family sat closely grouped in two
rows of chairs just back of the prison
er. AS usual, they seldom spoke to
each other. Mrs. William Thaw had
gracious bow and a smile for the pris-
oner's wife when they first met, and
the latter was quick to return the
greeting Thaw seemed delighted
when he saw all of his family in court
and appeared to be in high spirits
throughout the session.
The morning session of the court
was cut short by an hour because of a
break in the heating apparatus in the
criminal courts building. The court
room was very cold, and the women of
the Thaw party kept on their heavy
wraps and furs.
Jack Barrymore, an actor, was in
court He will be witness for the
prosecution, and through him District
Attorney Jerome will try to>prove not
only that Stanford White did not have
any relations with Evelyn Nesbit for
some time prior to her marriage to
Thaw, but that White had cast her off.
Suit has been begun by br. Charles
l.. Dana, one of the alienists called into
the Thaw case when the defense was
in the hands of w. NJ X. Olcott,
against Harry Thaw and his mother
for $1,000 for professional services,
which, he says, he has been unable to
collect.
His lawyer says the services consist
ed of consultation as an expert for the
defense and an examination of Thaw
in the Tombs. Thaw's lawyers contest
the claim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
Out On $50 Bail.


NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 29:--
Annie Fisher. of Perth Amboy, who
has five indictments against her for
assault, has been released on $50
bail. Her trial is fixed for February
IS. Lawyer Stephen Somogyi will de-
fend her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
THROWN BY HORSE.
Bystander Tried to Quiet Horse but
Met With Mishap.

A horse owned by the Adams Ex-
press Company slipped and fell on
the lev pavement on Smith street this
afternoon near Hobart street. A
number of pedestrians rushed 10 the
drivers assistance, among them be-
ing A. FL Munoz, who grasped the
animals head and endeavored to
quiet the animal. The horse sudden
ly gave quick move and Mr.. Munoz
was thrown into the air and landed
on his back in the snow He was,
however. uniniured. The horse was
secured with the help of number OF
people and after it had been unhftch-
ed was placed on its feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
spec:a, to the EVENING NEWS:

TRENTON, JAN. 29:--The legis-
lature resumed its balloting for the
United States senatorship today,
Three ballots were taken on each one
of which Senator Dryden received
thirty-five votes, one of his support
ers, Assemblyman Dawson, of Mon
mouth county, being absent on ac-
count of the death OF his wife This
leaves the situation practically the
same as last week when Dryden re-
ceived thirty-six votes on each of the
two ballots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
NOTICE.

On Or after Monday, February a.,
the knights of Pythias will meet in
the Odd Fellows lodge room every
Monday evening.
647S-f-2a-5tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
CITY HIT
HARD IN
REPORT
Tenement House Commission
Makes Particular Reference
10 Perth AmbOy.
HAVE NO BUILDING CODE.

Commission in Making It's Annual
Report TO the Governor Calls Perth
Amboy the Best Illustration of the
Necessity for Stringent Supervision
Over Construction of Tenement
Houses-Some Have to be Raced.
-Cannot be Altered to Conform
with Law-Atty. General viii Act
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
DEADLOCK US
FIRM AS EVER.
Little Interest in Vote on United
States SenatOrShip Today Be-
cause Of fDryden Conference.
ANTI-DRYDEN MEN ARE FIRM.

Senator Dryden Came from Washing
ton Last Night--AlI the Legislat-
ors Agree to Comply With His Re-
quest for Conference-Some
Think 1t VIII Hurt Him-Date for
Meeting Fixed for Next Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
NO WORD FROM
VIM. 7. MAJOR.
Now Feared byFamiIy and Friends
That He Was in Jamaica
Earthquake.
FoREs1ERs ARE INVESTIGATING.

Steamer Arrived from Jamaica Yes
terday and II Was Hoped that a
Letter from the Missing Local Man
Would Reach This City Today, but
No Word Came and Mrs. Major is
Well Nigh Distracted with Fear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29
Telephone Dire

The Telephone Directory for
spring months goes to press Wednes-
day, January 80. Applications for
change in listings to appear in this
issue must be received on or before
the above date. New York & New
Jersey Telephone Co., 1911 East
Grand street, Elizabeth, n. J.
6443-1-25-4t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29

Grand masque carnival tonight at
Isyceum Roller Skating Rink
6472=1-2 9-1fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29

Grand masque carnival tonight at
I.yceum Roller SkatiT Rink.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29

Grand masque carnival tonight at
Lyceum Roller Skating Rink. I
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-29

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The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
STEWART DEFEATS SHERMAN
Canadian Wins Pool Match from
Local Crack by 100 to 104.
Washington Player Unable to over
and Loses close Match,

Fred Stewart, champion Of Canada de-
fested Frank sherman. former cham
pion Of the world. last night At the Ma
tional Hotel. in the Great Southern Han
dicap Pool Tournament. The match WIS
the best that has been seen so far IA
the tourney, both men doing some sen
sationsl shooting. Stewart won by virtue
Of the handicap Of y balls that he had
on Sherman. as the score stood fO4 for
Sherman when Stewart reached the cen
tury mark
Both men shot poorly at times, and
again would hit their stride and show
true championship form running III the
balls of the table. The feature OF the
match was the sensational three-baH kiss
combination across the table made by
Sherman when the game was about half
over The attention Of the spectators
was drawn time after time 10 the easy
shots that both Of the experts would
miss. the men amply making up for this,
however. by the difficult plays that they
would make seemingly with the same
ease with which they missed the easy
chances.
Sherman. for a time badly beaten. made
a squirt toward the end of the match,
and from the way he was going at the
finish. looked as though he would have
won had the match been for 10 TO u
balls instead of - TO 100.
The score follows:
stewart. g. z. a. &C. @. g. g. IS o. rs o. 4-los
sherman. T. g. g. T. s. r. T. 2, H. Q. >, 10. T. %. Lee
scr4tches-Steaart =, sherman. 3.
Tonight Bernard Harding. Of Wash
ington, will meet William Wenrick, OF
Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
WALWORTH IN CLOSE FINISH
Ascot sloppy and Mudders Have Day
10 Themselves.

Los Angeles. March although Ascot
track was in sloppy condition and the
mudders had the time Of their lives. one
of the greatest finishes seen for some
time was in the first race. when Chancel-
'or WalwoT,h. BTennus, and Revolt came
down the stretch neck and neck. and
heads apart Walworth only managed Go
i'm in the final jump. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Sellng. seven f,rIougs Chancellor
..aiworth II jKUnzl. l3 To- D won Breunus IGg
tburNcih. Is TO ]. second; Revolt Is Davis 2 90
l. Third. Time. lIllz Noodthorpc, Col Br0nslon
Bin Curtis, and Hir,le also ram
SECOND RACE-Seliing. one and one-sixtccrtF
miles. Buttons. lI2 MCDANIEL. 10 s. won, Tel
low Kid, IL lButuelh. 60 TO J. second: Capable
lG Harris. 10 J. third. Time. - Betropaw
Waite. The Poet. Reflector and McGrathiana Prime.
also ram.
THIRD RACE-selIing; six fulongs. Lord Pro
v0st, To- JPrest0nl, 10 90 l. won: IIgnot 10,
.Graudl. ; 20 T. second: C0cksure. l01 lkuappi
Mary Glenn. Neritas Kncii. and King II Mist also
IAN.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Won Tromr. Jos
McDauiel. l6 to g. won; Don Dome l55 Preston
90 ., second; Platoon, g5 iHerncsseyl 20
third Time, l:ifiz J. q. Glen also rau.
FIFTH BACE-Three and one-half furlongS Sal
over. los Nlonsrityl. 90 !. won; I'd Davis I03 n.
smith. 60 10 I, second Reno Rebel Us lBu,lmani.
10 D. third. Time, 0a3is. Ealuada Decorator.
awaescrlatC-. Inspector Bind Ann Gsrick, and BIZ
lovh dise In.
SIXTH BACE-Selliug: one mile Kinsman. -
knapp, TO 9 won; Eliahcth t. I07 MO
r.arityI 60 second; Susie Christian. l07 Me
Daniel. go J. third. Time. Ia Bauble Roman
Boy. Irish MAI. and PyUho also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
FOUR FINISH NOSES APART.
Raids Continue at Hot Springs, hut
Races Are Spirited

Hot Springs. Ark. March j.-NotWith-
standing the fact that the local authori-
ties continued to raid the ring. arrestine
bettors and boolmakers alike. racing con
tinued throughout the afternoon with
spirited contests marking the several
events. In the fourth the days feature
the most spectacular finish of the meet
ing occurred. Lady Vashti. Young Pill
grim. Calabash. and Mike Sutton finish
ing noses apart on the Wire The per
Torrance Of Braden and Princess Orna,
coupled in the betting as the Hayes en-
try, caused unfavorable comment. sum
maries.
FIRST EACE-Tlree and onc-haIf fulIongs Aunt
Hala. ICE tAubucheni. 10 J.. won: Eta Louise lU
FClcyl 10 !. second; Watuga. los jtirifithl ; &c
p third. Time. 0-f2. Presente, Meadow Green
Daisy shine. Faro. Lady Elkhon. Tavstrino Boue,
House. Odalic. Virginia Lindsay. and BeWitchel
also
SECOND RACE-Fom farIongs Ida May. II.
iAubuch0ni. to 3. won. Hollow 100 lFolc0. ) q
. second; Lady Hapsburg l03 lSkTsen). % 20 J.
third. Time. oas. Robert Eagan Hasty, Grace
Erebus. and Margaret Randolph also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sy furluugs Oma J. lG
fChCr7}. 10 ]. won; LUcullus I09 shilling + q
: second; Bandillo. 100 Highlander. 10 l. third
Time. Is. Kmopatkn, Stole. Marco Prince Of
Pess. j. J. McC.. 30 Nav. Black Art. Tomochicai
Frank Lubbock. Birmingham, Alsouo, and Blue
I'hatc also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: SIX furlongs. lad
Nashti lo3 Shilling. p 20 . won. Young Pilgrim
% Joe RYAN, 80 60 l. second; Calabash IS Swain
p 90 J. third Time, ldl25 Braden. Princess
orna, penrhyn, Necon. and Mike Sutton also ran
FIFTH RACE-OEc mile. TygoIan. l0l ing
landerl 20 l. won; Beecher. los iShrevel 3 10 5
second; King Leopold "a (DearboTnl, 10 TO l. third
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
OFF FOR GALVESTON
Stahl and Anderson Fail to
Join Nationals.
THIRTEEN IN THE SQUAD
CantilIon Expects Hayden to Join
Club at Hot Springs, While Jack
warner Is Held Back by the Illness
of His Wife-Other Players VIII
Report AT the Training Grounds.
- 10 ~ Ma.hington Herald.

Special to The. Washington Herald
Chicago. March manager Joe Can
tiIlon. in charge of thirteen National
baseball players; Secretary Fowler, of the
Washington club, and Trainer Jerry Ed
dnger left the Union Station for the
training quarters at Galveston, Tex, at
$50 this evening.
Jake Stahl. manager of the Nationals
last season. saw his former comrades of,
but did not accompany them. He stated
emphaticaIly. as ne has done for several
weeks, that he would not play in Wash
mgton again.
Those who had expected outfielder John
Anderson. who has been holding out, to
appear here for the trip failed in their
surmisc. as the big fellow did not show
up. It was reported that he might go
directly from his home to Galveston to
join the team.
The Nationals were given great send
off by their friends. vino had assembled
10 witness the getaway. The players
who left were Case Patten. Frank kit
son. Thomas Hughes, Fred FaIkenbuTg.
Charles smith, and Wilson, pitchers: Mil.
Blankenship, Schlaay, and Cross. infeld-
ers; Graham, Hickman, and Ganley, out
helders.
Catcher Jack Warner wired Manager
Cantillon in tho morning that, because
Of the illness OF his wife, he would be
unable 10 90 to the trimming grounds AT
once. Catcher Hayden also send word
that his mother was sick. but he promised
10 join the team at Hot Springs. Infielder
Altizer will 20 directly from his home.
Ontario. Cal. to Galveston. while Charlie
Jones will report at Hot Springs, and In
fielder Perrine at Kansas City.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
KILLING ON IVANHOE
I. L. Nannix Wins Wager
at New Orleans Track.
]. LEE IS GIVEN THE MOUNT
Rider Takes the GeIdins tn the
Front and He Is never Headed-J-
Races and Was Always Beaten on.
De orc Wins Third Event.

New Orleans, March st. Z. ManniX,
the Eastern horseman, was reported 10
have won one Of the biggest wagers OF
his career over the victory Of Ivanhoe
in the sixth race here to-day.
Ivanhoe has started number Of times,
but on each occasion has been beaten OFF.
To-day the mount was given 10 J. Lee
instead of J. Johnson, who handled the
selding in his former efforts. Lee took
him to the front at the rise of the bar
rier and never left the result in doubt.
the animal being always from two 90
five lengths in advance Of his field.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Twoyca three and one-halt
furIorgs. Prince Bowling. rs Diggiusl II to /,
won Rucset Brigade Us tllckettl ~ 90 J. sec
end; Bitter Sir. he -. Lee, 4 10 I. third Time.
0.4- s.. Bayou Lark. Ben sand. Prosperous Sabado,
Colonel Brady Flyon. Blue shuttle Water Cooler,
Peoria Hamlet and Carssco also van.
SECOND RACE-Steepechase ur-ycar-olds and
up; short course Little Wally. Isl Daytonl. i 60
Z won. II. a. Schroeder. l36 Uollock' II 10 ..
second, Marian, i53 ~. Norrisonl, I To ], third
Time, 2.G2 35. Ssrtor Resa.tus. Macy Bird. Gould
Willie Newcomh. tules and ARABIC also ran
THIRD ACE-Three-year-ods: five furlongs. DE
ono 10 u. Lee. - to s. won. Warner GriswelI IN
fNicoJ even. second SaEapanak li9 tEoyl y "a
4. third. Time. Ion s.. Bellmence, My Sor. Eec
trice. Chandler. Pungent. Limited. Stonsv Lee.
Fond Du Lac. Jay swift. and Jennie Wade also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeilinE; forryear-olds aud zap;
one and OnC-siItCenth miles. Donna 100 u. Hen
ncs5yl, y TO l. won; Mouochori. ie Nloydl. "a
8 second Eve Greene, los lsederi, TO 90 J. third.
Time, l.S. King Ellsworth, Lemon Girl. Gillian,
Lacy Crawford. Canyon. Gamester. Goldwsy. Orlinc
and Mae Lynch also ran.
FIFTH E-Three-yearods and up: one and
once eighth miles Yankee Girl % tGoldsteiul II %
J, won; FLEEING. 90 Garner. 70 n p second, Anna
Day. 6 tLoWel II 70 /. third. Time, S. Granada
and B7steTlnE also
SIXTH RACE-Sellins; four yearolds and upi
one and oBe-siytcenth miles. IVanhoe III d. Leel.
Is 90 8 won; Heart of Hyscinth. ITO BUREN,, % 10
]. second; Kara l09 10. Dalyl. II 20 J. third. Time
I.is Is. Sincerity Belle. Jingle Imp sanction.
Lay-oa Pat Bulgeg. John Mcbride Chsmblee Fou-
soluca. Celebration. Henry O.. Arthur GUNNER. and
Sweet Favor also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Sclling; throcyear-0lds: Sis
fwiouE=. Spider Web 10 (Troxlerl. Is 10 J. won;
Cotness Us iNicoll, 4 to 3. second. Chase. 10 a.
Leel, to /. third. Time. lis 2-5. Fire Alarm No
Quarter lmuerJinencc, Dinemock. and Kate Spe5ry
also Tau.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
LASKER DOWNS FIFTEEN.
Expert Chcssman Trims Opponents
i'm Simultaneous Matches.

In a remarkable exhibition Of stimuli
taneous chess playing last night. DR..
Emanuel Lasker champion chess player
Of the world. defeated fifteen and had
drawn matches with four. ia the rooms or
the Washington Chess Club Some of
the best opponents of the game in this
city were Dited against the champion.
and although there were twenty players
opposed to him. not one of the number
could gain decision.
L.asker well sustained his reputation of
being the ablest simultaneous player, his
moves being watched with the closest at
teEtion 10y large sssemblage. His was
a very remarkable exhibition. the eminent
chessman beating the Washington club
worse than any other expert has ever
succeeded i'm doing. When Pillsbury was
at the height of his fame ne met some
OF the local players. who won quite a
number Of games from him, and Marshall,
the crack. who has been playing the
champion series of games for the cham
pionship Of the world recently, only reg
istered six wins against seven draws the
last time he played the Washington Club.
I.asl1er and Marshall viii meet i'm abe
tenth game for the championship of the
world Friday afternoon in Beethoven
Han. Baltimore As the series now
stands. Lasker has won five and drawn
four. so Marshall, the American player,
still has a chance 20 bring the title TO this
country. From Baltimore it is expected
that the champion ana his challenger Will
go to Chicago
The four men who got drawn matches
with Lasker were pT y. y. Shade,
~ ". Graham. NJ p. key, and +. \.
Fisher. The men whom the champion dc
feated follow. Prof. Wiley. of the Agricul-
tural Department: w r. Pratt. j. w
STARTS. +. A. Tfbbetts. d. W Webster. O.
L. Filings. ". II. Smith. z. Z. Molkole,
Judge Lowe. G. \. LOunsberry, J. c. Boi-
kin. DR.. J. W Hodges. z. Huntington,
Or. w. Cannon. J. b. Topper, and f. J.
Lavender.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-06
FOUR FAVORITEs IN A ROW.
Races at Oakland Track Run Ac-
cordinG To Form.

san Francisco. March -Four favor
ties won in a row at Oakland this after
noon. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Oue-half mile Roas l57 tSo,-
yiiei, 90 . won; Nalo-ki. lG2 T. Dugau} TO J.
second Jockey N0uuce, lO7 a.. Williams TO T.
third. Time 0:i9 IS. Gin Hec. Lake View Bath
most, War Sawyer, and WAYNE also ran.
SECOND BACE-Onc mile ami % Yards Happy
Rice l9i iHmter, even. won, Fairy Street IO2
Hayes, 20 J. second; Duke 81 Orleans. I3I
SANDY Q 70 l. third. Time l.ij Is. Begun.
Alare, Treasure Seeker Gold Heather and Geo.
Kilbou also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and ono-hslf furlongs Wool
Sandals Jos lkoemsrl, . To %. won- sam Barber.
l6s B0ral, 10 l. second. Johnny Lyons Jos
HAYES, Is 20 /. third Time, Los is. Dcrdom.
Hay Bennett. Louise Fitgibbou and little Minis
ser also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Gold Lace Handicap. Eve and
oue-haf furi1ugs- Shot Gun. $50 JGrahamI "a 3.
Won; Collector Jessp, llt fkoCmcri. to ., second
Hector. l3 puesul s 90 Z, third. Time I.17 is.
llausard also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ouo and onc--ixteeuth miles.
Andrew Mack 100 lkOamlH. cr5n won. Mlndat0f.
100 tScosillc}. is To .. second. Tie Borgisu Il5
w smith, go I. third. Time 10 25 Graphite.
Ssl05iy Biuc Eyes, and Rishuul also ran.
SIXTH EACE-Seren fruIongs Martinmss. ai
Davis. 10 ~ ]. won Rapid Water rl Kocmcrl,
20 .. Second; Com Blossom. l07 SANDY y 10 J.
third Time, l,8 Is Princess Titania Curricu-
lum, and Oratorian also ran.