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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-04
Woman Throws Bomb.

Moscow, Dec. An unknown woman
threw q tomb under Gov. Cen. Henesel-
mann's carriage in the main street Of Moscow
today and was herself fatally injured by the
explosion. Her chelmann himself miracu-
lousy escaped until red, but his carriage
was blown 10 pieces. his coachman was badly
hurt and bo;h horses we're killed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-04
King and Queen Leave for France.

Portsmou h, Dec. 4.-King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria of Spain, with their
b'by, The Pfiuce of The Asturias, sailed
on the British warship Reuown for La
Rochelle, France, whence they will
travel Overland to San Sebastian, Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-04

AROUND The Capitol in Washington it
is said that the present. will be a do
nothing session Of Congress. Well,
most people prefer no legislation rather
than pernicious legislation, so if nothing
is to be done the shorter the session the
better
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The kalser's Policy.

Berlin, Dc. A stronger navy,
commercial development, colonization,
''peace and again peace" Is the Ksissr's
policy outlined in a statement given out
at bis command today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-04

WITH John Sharp Williams, Of Mis-
sissippi, for leader Of the minority of the
House, aud with Senator CalbeTsou, Of
Texas, leader in the Senate, tae demo-
Gratis in this Congress will have such wise
and conservative guidance as should save
them from any grave mistakes on the
eve Of q presidential election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-04

For wedding Wa her womsn's beau
tifal daughter Coul Voa Eihsch. Of
GermaDy was dtp;ivsd today of the
right OF succession to bis snaslral es.
tstes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-04

The House was not in session today,
having adjourned yesterday until tomor-
row.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Joe Coyne Lowers Coast Record at Emeryvile Track
Nelson and Britt Find Weight
Problem Easy to SolUe
BY r. "A. Snyth

The weight problem, which expected be hard one
for Nelson and Britt solve, will them trouble Both
within reach of the required weight with the fight still
weeks off, Nelson said yesterday that he would have call
halt his reducing he would be the feather weight
class Both following denticaly the routine
the road the morning and boxing in the afternoon Nelson
has swimming pool and dsports therein when
the serious work of the day is done.
Manager Billy Noanis watching Nelson closely to note the
effect of training him Some have claimed that Nelson would
of
to the Of is n
Dave
sparring
rubbing
Iiv Krelng today the latter will with him
the O the
of
andt keep Britt working hard
Wiu promised take brace of the four round
twice weekto TO brother workouts.
1877
week The hardest his
be to
strength and speed
Greggans looking suitable preliminary
They have metb and have proved o we'll
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Gossip of the Track

Twenty-three book makers went on
AZ the final cutin Of the season yes
+erdav. This was the same number
IS at the previous cutin, the only
changes in the ring being the dropping
ont OF Leslie Belt and the accession
Of Roy SUBWAY
T s. Wood will ship his horses 80
Seattle on Friday.
D. A. Ross received Information yes
terdav that his horse Hedgethorn had
died after reaching Seattle This is
esnecia7ly unfortunate in view of the
fact at Hedgethorn had shown
,,aarked Improvement in the Ross sta
Ile and bade fair 10 be clever per-
former.
william Walker, who is now racing
at Buffalo. will participate in the Fort
F,,ie meeting. which will follow the
Taoinz at Kenflworth park
Barney Schreiber has sold the , year
I'D irish Mike to r. r. Rice Jr.
Jockey Joe Mcbride returned yester-
dav from Montreal, where he rode with
come success until an accident put him
ont Of commission with an injured
Shoulder. Upon recovery he will ride
at Seattle.
Jocrey IA Williams has been engaged
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
ROYAL PLATE CAPTURED
EASILY BY AN OUTSIDER
Australian Jockey Hewitt
Rides Lally to Victory
at Ascot Heath

ASCOT, Eng, June 19.-King Edward
and Queen Alexandra attended the race
meeting here again today, riding from
Windsor in motor car. The weather.
was fine.
The result OF the race for the Royal
plate was a surprise. This is for a
piece OF plate valued at 800 sovereigns,
with 1900 in specie added TO the
sweepstakes of 20 sovereigns each, for
8 year olds and upward, at seven fur
longs and 166 yards. The duke of
Devonshire's Hill Sprite had been ex-
pected to win, but instead NJ. B. Pure
fers Lally, ridden by Hewitt, the Aus
tralian jockey. came in first. three
lengths separating the second and third
horses, Andover and Malua.
There were 20 starters. Lally took
the lead before the race was half run
and won easily. The betting was 100
to against Lally, to 1 against And
over and p. to / against Malua.
In the race for the Visitors handicap,
OF 500 sovereigns, for 3 year olds and
upward, one and half miles, Banana
was first. NARROW second and Beck
hampton's Pride third. Ten horses
started.
No trace has been found of the gold
cup stolen yesterday while on exhibi-
tion. A lady who was present remen-
berS having seen man with a long
overcoat near the place where the prizes
were displayed suddenly dash out of
the back of the grandstand, jump into
a motor car and drive away rapidly.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
JOCKEY kOERNER BARELY
ESCAPES BEING KILLED

NEW YORK, June 19.-Jockey Koer-
ner had a narrow escape from being
killed in the last race at Gravesend
today when his mount, Incachee, fell
after being bumped. Incachee was in
second place near the finish when Park
Row, so to shot, In an endeavor to
crowd through on the rail-, ran into
him and caused him TO fall. Koerner
was thrown right in the path of the
thirteen oncoming horses, and 1t
seemed to the spectators that he must
be trampled and killed. When picked
up the boy was unconscious and bleed
ing freely from badly lacerated
scalp. but emergency hospital doctors
pronounced his injuries not serious
Park Row won by a nose from War
dine. with Coat of Arms third, but
was disqualified and the race given to
Wardine. Coat of Arms was placed
second and Remiss, the favorite, third.
Results:
Herbie second, Helen third. Time, 1:O7 3-5
Second race. the Rensington steeplechase
ABOUT two miles-Delcanta won, Sheriff Williams
second. Dick Shaw third. Time, 1863.
Thlrd race, about six furlongs-J G.. Core won.
Jacobite second, Voorhees, third. Time :o9 3-5
yards-Grapple won. Hyperion II second, RYE
third. Time, 1:44.
Fifth race and sixteenth niles-Saylor
won Orphan Lad second Ed Ball third. Time
Sixth race one and sixteenth miIes-war
Time. Lac 30. Park Row finished frst but
was disqualified for fouiing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
GOOD PRICES REALIZED
At SALE OF YEARuNGs
Erneryville Mart Is Better
Than New York for Burns
and Waterhouse

The auction sale OF the 1907 crop OF
thoroughbred yearIings from Burns q
Warehouses; Candelaria stud farm az
Hopland took place at the Emeryvius
race track yesterday. Satisfactory
prices were realized, the "a youngsters
bringing an average of s491 The sale
of couple OF 2 year oIds. In addition
TO the yearlings, brought the total pro-
ceeds OF the sale up TO $12.245. Presi-
dent I. H Williams OF the New Cali
fornia jockey club was the principal
buyer. He invested about $4,000 in 10
yearlings and one year old payin:
the top price of the sale. 81 500, for a
fun brother to his good colt Creation. a
haif brother to Alsonos and half
brother TO Recreation. Rowena and
other good horses. j. F. Clifford was
the most persistent bidder against VIII
hams, but the latter secured every
horse on which he made a bid. w. p.
Magrane acted as auctioneer. Colonel
D. NJ Burns was well satisfied with the
financial results of the sale. Last year
he shipped the output OF the ranch to
New York and averaged only about $500
Tor his yearlings. He proposes to have
the sale next year at EmeryviIIe IN
May. prior to the departure of leading
horsemen for eastern racing centers.
Following is a list Of the horses sold.
with the price and purchaser:
,,, Two year olds--Bay gelding by Altamax--
High Hoe, 500. r. Fl. Williams.
Clancy V-'V' -
Yeariings-chestnut colt. by Colonel Wheeler
-Spainwar, $125, W. T. Walter
Black nlly. by Eddie Jones-Miss Rowena.
5000, T. H. Williams
0dy Nape9S s70o brown colt: By Eddie JOnes-NaDa-
s,14 Banetta ct h bay hlly by Eddie Jones-Miss Bau.
Minalto, bay colt. by Altamax-Minore. SIS.
]. NJ Crane.
A1dItaresca, bay ally, By Altamax-sroresco.
S160. W. II. McNames.
The Drake. chestnut colt. by Altamax--
Duckling, $500. T. II. Williams
,,,1, Heigh Lo & chestnut hlly; by Colonel Wheeler
High Hoe. sos George r Mcneil
s125. J. McNamars
MsSims. chestnut colt. by MISUNDERSTANDING.
Brown MY, by Colonel wheeler-Shasta
quake, chestnut colt. BY Altamax-shiver.
$500. T. II. Williams.
ROseyale. bay fly, by Eddie JOues-sweet
Rose, $500. 7. H. Williams.
Zalta. bay my. by Altamax-Princess Zeika,
$500. ". r. Engstrom.
County Seat. chestnut colt by Colonel Wheel
Lovdale. chestnut colt by LovdaE-Amada.
s135, Samuel Merriweather.
$3.50. Barney Sehreiber.
Prudent black colt. by Colonel Wheeler
GYPSY. s25o, j. = CLIFFORD y "1'-''
]. NJ Crane.
Who, bay colt. By Eddie JOnes-Hooiou. $3.50.
T. FL. Williams.
Don Juan. brown colt. by Eddie Jones
Juanita ii. $500. I. II. Williams.
Rollickfng Boy. brown colt. by Altamax-
Recreation, 81. 500, Il. II. Williams.
Brown colt. by Eddie Jones-Picnic, 81 500.
T. II. Williams.
Following the Burns & WaterhOuse
sale San Ramon and Charlotte B.
year olds, bred and raced by the
Anchorage stock farm, were sold to A.
B. Pomeroy for $500 and $3.50 respec-
lively.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
sQUIREs AT SANTA CRUZ

SANTA CRUZ, June 1s.-Bill Squire5,
champion heavy weight pugilist of AIT
stralia, who is training for his fight
with Tommy Burns at Colma on July ),
is in this city. Squires visits the beach
twice daily, but seeks a secluded spot
and lies in the sun and takes what he
calls a sun bake" which. he says, is a
new stunt in training for fight. He
appears to be in perfect condition and
says that his daily plunges in the surf
are doing him much good. With him
when he takes his plunge in the salt
water is his friend, Judge Denton.
IT will remain in this city until Sat
urday and will then return directly
to my camp near San Rafael" said
Souires today II never felt better in
my life These dips in the sea l have
greatly missed while at my regular
quarters This is my principal reason
for coming to Santa Cruz. When I
go into the ring on July 4 will be
in perfect fighting condition"
Suuires is an expert swimmer. He
engaged in a match race with Fred
Swanton today and led the Santa Cruz
expert home. They swan out to the
pleasure boat Balboa and return. dis
tance of about half a mile. One hum
dred yards from the finish Squires put
on a burst of speed and finished first by
many lengths.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
BIG FIELD TO STRIVE
IN THE RICH SUBURBAN
At Least Seventeen Horses
Of High Class Will Go
to the Post

NEW YORK, June 19.-At least seven
teen horses, admittedly the best in
training, will face the starter at
Sheepshead Bay tomorrow. to try for
the rich classic of the American turf,
the Suburban. The track is fast to-
night, but thunderstorms are predicted.
The Suburban is handicap for three
year olds and upward at mile and
quarter. The purse Is $4,000.
Racing experts are divided In their
opinions as to which horse should be
made the favorite-whether it should
be one of the three year olds or one
from the older divisions. 1t is likely
that one of the younger set, Electioneer
or Superman, both OF which have been
tried and found TO be not wanting in
speed or stamina, will have the honor.
Montgomery, the southern horse. and
Dandelion, Flip Flap, Beacon Light,
Cottontown, Running Water and the
light weighted Veil, which will run
coupled in the betting with Superman,
all have many admirers. Only once
since the race was instituted in 1884
has a three year old carried off first
honors, and that was In 1903, when
Africander led a field of IA horses to.
the wire. It is probable the field of II
horses will be added to by overnight
entries
Following are the entries with the
wefyhtS and proha h1e fookavs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
WINDSOR ENTRIEs

First race six furlongs. selling-Left Guard
104. Hamilcar i04, Pentagon 104. Humorist ss
Helen h o. The Globe 106. Fforentine log.
Brier Clin 1o6, Rebo 100, Annie Berry 81.
Denigre 96. Henry Waite 100, The Belle or
Brighton &c. Sonnet 102, Kildare 49,
Second race steeplechase, short course-Tony
Hart 125 Snowdrift 1872 Full of Fun 134, Lulu
Young 14S, Hurricane 1873, Apteryx l3o.
Third race. mile and sixteenth, selling
Little Boot S. Cursus 106. ST. Noel l0S The
Pet lo2 ReveiIe 1O2. King of the Valley 104
La Thorpe IS, Harmakis los.
Fourth race one mile-Factotum no. Miss
Alert 95 Secret 105, Headley 95, The English
man 100. Mortiboy 100.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Loacho-
polka 0s Revery 98. Fantasia "a, Fare "a, Sen
ator Paynter "a. Lady Elkhorn los, Roos loS
William Penn 1O3, Abrupt 81. Merry Blue l0o
May Brennan 81. Auburndale l02. Out or
Step 106
sixth race SIX furlongs. selling-W edding
Ring o. Raining Leaves 100, Blackjack 9S
Shine On 1o7, Plaud %, Neodesha 81. Awaasang
81. Madicenoia OIL, Theodocia 81. Pungent 81,
Prince Miles e3, Frank Collins 106 Jigger loo,
F. E. Shaw ILL., Doc Kyle 101.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

TO ride Cottontown in the Suburban
today. Williams is under contract TO
Sam Emery and It is understood that
William Lakeland has arranged 20
have the colored rider pilot Election
eer in all OF his races after the Su-
burban.
The recent Hamilton meeting was the
most successful from all standpoin.s
IN the history OF the sport at that
Canadian track
Joe Feager has arrived at Latonia
and probably will put on book
Wexford's record in his four seasons
on the turf is as follows: Starts 81.
nrsts Is, seconds Z. thirds z, unplaced
25: winnings, $3.50.
Jockey Borel will ride at the Seattle
meeting
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
BOLAND RIDES WELL
Brings Three of His Mounts First
Past the Judges Stand
WINDSOR. Ont, June 19.--Weather cloud.

WINDSOR, Ont, June 19.-weather cloudy.
First race-six furlongs; year olds and up
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str; Fin.
.s1-ssail aai1's Sane E, sei'oo, iS
Time. & ia 10. Rnloba, Snowman. J. ~ w
Second race-Five furlongs; year olds; sell
s-i-Letohatchie tMoreland) .lol u IL
a1-Ens Eass.1,as g MURPHY rn Risv,,ss e
Time, 1902 2-5 MoIiere. Ella B. Little Jennie,
AIickleton Maid, finished as named.
Third race-seven furlongs; 8 year olds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST Str. Fin
s-i-Jacomo (Moreland) ios 9 s11 s2S
Time. 1:27 2-5. Ayaunteer also ran.
Fourth race-Four and half furlonss; Royal
Oak Farm stake; year olds:
Odds srasg MSr'f saGar iaS 59fsfs s. %s st. Str
1-l-Aquiline lGaugell IL ! IN 22
2nDeE e Dayn stils, sDonIs 1,s Mo4,t Mead
finished named.
Fifth race-six furlongs; 3 year olds and mp
odds Horse Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-2-Ayr Water tMuleahyl SO 3 i$
5-1-Bob's Pet (Burtonl.... 90 3 u 1
Time, 1:I4 1-5. oleasa, Kiamesha II, Monterey.
Sam Chiffon, Reeves. Black Dutch, finished as
named.
Sixth race-one mile; year olds and up
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. q Fin.
5-2-Jetsam (Gaugen .lO6 3
Z5rBye Bye III Burton. 80 . 23 Is
Sis. Rocamora (Murphy) 103 a 3n
Time, 1:42. Restoration. All Ablaze. Reveiile,
Buzom. Scarecrow. Trenton III. finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
CALIFORNIA ATHLETES
MAKE A GOOD SHOWING
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.


S SEATTLE, June 19.-Athletes for the
annual championship meet of P. n. A.
are arriving on every train. The Cali
fornia contingent was working out on
the university campus this afternoon
and made good showing. Glatiner
made pretty quarter, and while
Trainer Christie refused to give the
time 1T was afterward stated that he
had lowered his previous best time
by one-fffth OF second
The representatives of the Olympic
club, San Francisco. are Nelson in Mar
athon and mile. Cheek in hurdles and
jumps, Gilmore in shot and disks, Ger
hardt in sprints.
Lou King of the San Francisco irish
American club arrived today. confident
Of winning the Marathon The strong
est northerner in this big II mile event
will be Chandler of Vancouver. who is
favorite. Several records are expected
TO be broken. Martin of Whitman col
lege is Kelly's strongest opponent in
daShes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
TWO WINNERS FOR LEE
Colored Rider Leads Of With Bell
Toone at Z TO

LAToNIA, KY. June 19.-weather clear;
track fast.
upward nllies and mares; selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT: st. Str. Fin.
oi-Biaze io'1s Light 1T 1slirvenj Sir is ss 1a
Time. :2s s-5. Sea Salt. Hyperbole, Monyina. "a.
yipsania, Sylvan Belle Our Anna, Field Lark
Floss s, finished as named.
Second receive furlongs: year olds; sell
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
10 Bucket Brigade q. Lee)1O4 / 1hi
Time. 1:o2 Cheswardin, Layatrina. water
Wine Wine bs n.hed H9on as named
Third race-siz furlongs; year olds and up.
odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. St. Str. Fin.
e-1-Telescope ID. Austin) lie II "a
Time, l:14 40. Bensonhurst. Potter, Mathew
Gault Tom Chance, Mint Boy. Bert Osra. ST
Juvenal Prince Silverwings. finished as named.
Fourth race-one mile; 8 year olds and up
ward; purse:
52-Phil Finch Cd. Austin)103 1nIn
5-1-Mike Hutton q. Lee).102 2h2n
1s- L. 1s-lo-Plantla@nd and CA Minderl .1o9 2 81
Young finished as named
Fifth receive furlongs; 2 year olds; FLIES;
purse:
2-1-Ada O.walker (Pickensl1os Sill
20-1-Geneva (y. Powers)1os 8 Il 3
30-1--Black Dress CBilacl.... 9S s Il 3n
Time, 1:o2 2-5. Partisan Model. Mai Couria.
Snake Mary and Brown Mary finished as
named.
Sixth race-one mile; year olds; selling:
s.s-Msass 2.sass1st Pates a. .lss Lees 1Ss -
7.2--Woolstone Cd. AUSTIN .1O3 E3l
Time, 1:40 4-5. Camille Knight Of Ivanhoe.
Frank Flesher finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
LAToNIA ENTRIEs

First race. four and half furlongs. purse
Lady Fesca 107, Noisy Girl I07 Ogbene 1o7
lis Me 1o7, Albert FAM, 1o7, Grando 1o7. Blue
Bayou ST. John ITO, Wine Merchant ITO. Marcus
Aurelus no. Bitter Gold 110, Stonenan no
Major Mack 10, Hans 10.
Second race. six furlongs. selling Demo s5
Dorothy Scott So. Mary Buchanan 49, Marmo.
rean IS, Little George co. Nellette 81. Viola
Blanche 90, Warner Griswell 102 Foreigner 1(r3
Hustled 103. McChord 103, Rebounder 1O6 Barns
dale 100, Stony Hill 113.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth sellinp-
Monochord 90, Fast Flight 80, Quick Rich 30
Horseradish 90, !. Oberon 90. Ethel Marx 100
Athena 101. Misy Hawley 1o3, Henry 1O3. 81.
Juvenal Io3, Joe Shields 100, Tancred 1o8. incu-
Fourth race. seven furlongs. handicap-TaneIe-
wood SO. LexoIine &c. Envoy 103 Harry Scott
104, Wing Ting 105. Old Honesty lO8 Fronte-
nae 107, Cablegfam 109
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth. sailing
Florizel 103 Scalplock 104. sultry 1o4. Mar
settles 107. Princess Orna l07, Lieutenant Rice
1o7. Louise McFarlane 1o7, Leo Bright 1O7. Ma
tador Ill.
Sixth race one mile. seiling-Anna Ruskin 90
Alice King 81, Pretty Michael 81 Dele Stronne
50. Blaze o Light So Charley Mitchell So. Tin
ker 81. Webber 81, County Clerk 9S, Miss Kitty
102. Careless los, Calabash 109
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
BROKER BENNETT PLEADS
GUILTY OF FELONY CHARGE
New Yorker Will Be Sentenced on
Friday for Having Received
Stolen Goods

NEW YORK, June 1e.-Oiiver NJ
bennett, the broker who was arrested
In connection with the theft of more
than a half million dollars in bonds
from the Trust Company of America,
pleaded guilty to charge OF having
criminally received stolen goods. He
will be sentenced on Friday.
The theft Of the bonds was effected
at various times by William o. Doug
las, loan clerk. who is awaiting trial.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
CHINA D1sTRUsTs JAPAN

SHANGHAI, June 19.-The leading
Chinese daily of Shanghai contains an
attack today on the Japanese news
papers because. while claiming that
Japan is the paeificator of Asia. they
are persistently exaggerating the hos
tility to foreigners and the unrest IN
China. China's distrust of Japan is
growing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
OPENING OF kIEL REGATTA

KEEL, Germany, June 19.-the regat-
ia of the Imperial yacht club opened to-
day with stormy weather. Two unim-
portant events for small raters were
the first events. Emperor William on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzoilern
steamed up Kiel bay, saluted by nearly
the whole of the German navy moored
on the, two lines on either side of the
channel Eighty sailing yachts are an
chored off the Yacht club.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
CAPTAIN OF TRANSPORT
FINED FOR SMUGGLING
Claims He Did Not Know Contents
of Case Marked USED House
hold Goodso

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June 19.-Cap-
tain Morrow of the United States army
transport Fitzpatrick has been fined s72O
by the treasury department for vioIat-
ing the law in bringing to this port a
case of silks, laces and other fine dress
goods marked used household goods"
1t is understood that Captain Morrow
will appeal to the department to have
the fine remitted, claiming that he did
not know the contents of the case and
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
oRPHEUM GETS PERMIT

The bureau of buildings granted a
permit yesterday to the Orpheum cir
cult company for the construction of a.
class A theater building on the old site
of the Orpheum In O'Farrell street,
near stockton. The estimated cost OF
the structure Is $172.500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
SAN FRANCISCAN WINS HONOR

NEW YORK, June 19.-The fnterna-
tional printing pressmen and assistants
union of North America today elected
officers. including: President. George
L. Berry, San Francisco. first vice pres
ident, William l. Murphy. Butte, Mont
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
LEWIS LEADS THE GOLFERS

HOY LAKE, Eng. June 19.-In the
second days play of the qualifying
competition of the international golf
championship Hutchinson OF New York
made the first round in SO strokes. A.
J. Lewis leads with a score Of rs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
WINDSOR SELECTIONS

fBy the New York TeIegraph.J ~ 2
First race-Briarclif, Rebo. Left Guard.
Second race--Tony Hart, Full OF Fun, Lulu
Young.
Third race-St. Noel. Harmakis. La Thorpe.
Fourth race-...iss Alert Mortihoy, The Eng
Fifth Fifth race-Merry Blue. Revery. Lady Eis-
horn.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
MISS ARMsBY WINS TROPHY

DEL MONTE, June 19.-Eight ladies
took part in the IS hole putting contest
this afternoon, each making two rounds
of the putting green opposite the club
house. Miss Corneia Armsby won the
prize. a golf club. In her second round
Miss Foster made the third hole in one
stroke.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
SINKING RUINS SUBMARINE

TOULON, France. June 1s.-The
French submarine boat Gymote sank
in drydock today owing to the care
lessness of a workman. who opened
the sluices without notice. An exam;-
nation showed that the submarine was
so damaged by water as to be total
loss.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
RUN DOWN BY AN ENeINE-Anr.lo =

HUN UUWN BI AN ENGINE-AnReIO Ia
pors, a wiper employed BY the Southern Pacific
was down by a switch engine at Eleventh
and Bryant streets last night. He was removed
to the ST. Francis hospital. where his left leg
WIS amputated.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Entries at Emeryville

The entries and weights for todays
races are as follows:
FIRST RAeE-Five furlongs; selling: year
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20

Fourth race-cablegram. Wing Ting. Lexo-
line.
Fifth race-Leo Bright. Sultry. Florlzel
Sixth race-Anna Ruskin. Careless. Tinker.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
LAToNIA SELECTIONS

tBy The New York Telegraph
First race-Lady Fesca Major Mack Crando
Second -Marmorean. McChord, Warner
Griswell
Third race -Horseradlsh, Incubator, Mono