davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-27

jezdzie wylecial z kozla swego wo.
zu i potlukl sic tax ciezko, re go
musiano ambulansem odwiesc do
szpitala. Najlepiej stosunkowo M
tenn wszystkiem wyszfa "Rosynan-
ta," bo korzystajac tego, re jej
pan "nie miai czasu", gdy 90 {
ziemi zbierali i do ambulansu
taskali, pozerala niewzruszonym
spokojem filozofa sa}ate i kalafio-
ry porozrzucane po moscie. lynn
czasem most czeka} z obrotem, pa
rowiec czekal z przejazdem, az
sprawe Gala 'usettIowano". ma
razie dopiero, DO rozgrywka jeJ
w}asciwa odbedzie sic zapewne W
sadie. "Niech no sic tylko ten
przeklety pedlarz wylize|.."
odgraza} sic wczoraj siarczyscie
niemile przetrzesiony poicyant. -
'DZIULAJOWE" ZWIA- {
STUNY.
Gdy sic wyjdzie wieczorem ma
ulice miasta naszego, spotyka sic
juz coraz czesciej "jask6iki dziu-
laja". 80. Co to jest9 Ach wielce
to ucieszna historya: tu ci mad u
chem strzela, tam cos puknie i "a
swieci oslepiajaco, owdzie z ogiu-
szajacym }oskotem tramwaj pre-
jezdza przez ca}y szereg petard,
podloaonych ma szyny. To So zwia-
strny entuzyastycznego swieta
"The 4th of Jasly," pamiatki ogio-
szenia niepodleg}osci, obchodzonej
W niebywale barbarzyhski sposob
W tym haju Ju1 ma wiele dni
pred owym "dziulajem" - juz
teraz s}yszec mona zwlaszcza vie
czorami nieznosna pukanine, juz
teraz zglaszaja sic do szpitalow i
ma policye wypadh pokaleczeh
poranien, jake przy giupiem pu-
szczaniu ogni sztucznych j rzuca-
niu "bomb" dziesiatkami calemi
sic dzieja. Oto wczOraj popoiud-
niu bawilo sic dwu chlopc6w, -
letni Fryderyk Penn j 9 cioletni
Donald Nc Gowann ma podworzu
domu pm. 71o7 Dobson ave-, male
aacego do rodzic6w Nc Gowanna.
Chfopcy majstrowali cos okoio ku-
pionych do strzelania kapsli dyna-
mitowych, kt6re nagle eksplodo-
wa}y, raniac ciezko obu malcow.
Eksplozya oderwa}a Donaldowi 3
palce lewej reki, a nadto spowo-
dowala szereg pokaleczeh ma ca.
lem ciele, kejsze rany odniosf
Fred; obu ch}opc6w oddano oczy-
wiscie pod opieke lekarska. Oby
wypadek ten przestroga byi dla
niefortunpych czcicieli "dziulaja"
- sposobem pukajacym! Rodzi-
ce ME dawajcie dzieciom picnic
dzy ma fajerwerki! Me pozwalaJ-
Gle i'm bawic sic mimi!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-27
Szach persk rozwiazuje parliament, zarzadza no
we wybory ogIasza amnestye.
Nauad rozb6jnik6W na miaStO Viesca Meksyku
W sEJMIE PRUsK1M zAsiADz sooYAI1sToW
Nadzwyozaj skromny pogrzeb cIeveIanda.
Rewolucyonsc meksykanscy
sreszowan w Texas.-Nowy naidluzszy most W swiecie
- Mnionowy Duluth, Mimi
Wediug najnowszych doniesiei


z Tabriz moga kazdej chwili
wybuchnac tam nowe rozruchy.
Reakcyonisci nacieraja ustawicz-
ME ma rewolucyonistow, poniewaz
wiedza, re ci ostatni maja szczu-
pie zapasy broni j amunicyi.
- Szach osobnym dekretem
rozwiaze w niedziele parliament i
zarzadzi nowe wybory. w trzy
miesiace pozniej otworzy on oso-
biscie nowo obrany parliament.
Wydano amnestye ogolna, dla-
tego zbiegowie, ktorzy sic schro-
Mill W obcych poselstwach moga
je swobodnie opuScic.
Berlin, 81 czerwca. -Berlinski
,;Lokalanzeiger' publikuje osta-
tnio depesze z Teheranu wedle
ktorej wsrod znajdujacych sic O.
sob W brytyjskiem poselstwie jest
takze Takizadeh z Tabriz, ktore-
go szach g16wnie znienawidzi},po-
niewaz jest on najdzielniejszym
m6wca W parlamencie. Szach po-
lecil kompanii kozakow, otoczyc
poselstwo angielskie, przeciw cze-
mu energicznie zaprotestowal sam
posel zadajac, azeby kozakow u
sunieto stamtad W przeciagu xii
ku godzin.
Wszystkie poselstwa wyjat-
klein niemieckiego amerykan-
skiego przyjmowaly zbiegow per-
skich.
Bombay, Indye. 81 czerwca. -
w poblizu Baroda zderzyly sic
wczoraj rano re soba pociagi frach
towy ekspresowy kolei Bombay
Baroda, przyczem ME obeszlo sig
bez straty W ludziach, bo zgineio
ma miejscu Is osob okoio 270
zostalo pokaleczonych. Katastro-
fe spowodowalo nieporozumienie
konduktorow, ktorzy sic ME "a
stosowali do wydanych poleceh.
Ma miejscu katastrofy powsta}
wkrotce pozar.
Haga 81 czerwca. = w izbic
poslow interpelowano wczoraj
Rad W sprawie konfiskaty holen-
derskich okretow przez urzedni-
kow wenezuelskich. = Minister
spraw zagranicznych w odpowie-
dzi ma te interpelacye zaznaczy3,
re ami poseI holenderski w Caracas
ami gubernator holenderski wyspy
Curacao ME zawiadomiali rzadu
o podobnych wydarzeniach. Jeze-
Ii zas W ostatnich dniach podno-
szono ze strony rzadu holender.
skiego pewne remonstracye prze-
civ rzekomej konfiskacie, to ME
chodzilo tn o prosta konfiskate,
lecz utrudnienia, jake wynikly
dla okretow holenderskich ze Sci
slego stosowania przepisow sani-
tarnych ze strony Venezuela z
powodu panujacej tamze dzumy.
Venezuela W tym wypadku od-
wzajemnia1a sic "a podobne poste-
powanie z jej okretami, przyply-
wajacymi do wyspy Curacao.
Minister dodal wkoncu, ze spra-
wa ia ME pociagnie "a soba dal-
szych trudnosci.
Meksyk, miasto, 27 czerwca.-
Dwiescie uzbrojonych jezdzcow
napadio onegdaj wieczorem mia
sto Viesca W meksykahskim Sta
ME Coahuila po kr6tkiej walce,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-27


zonowe towary sic rozchodzily /
fnnostwo bylo Ywysprzedazy" .
Rezultatem tego bedzie, re hurto-
wni handlarze otrzymaja wkrot-
ce znaczniejsze zamowienia, gdyz
zapasy kupcow sic wyczerpuja.
Zamowienia ma towary jesienne
niezbyt So obfite, ale jest nadzieJa,
re stopniowo sic zwieksza. Pre-
mysl dose ospale robi wrazenie;
zwlaszcza dale sic to dostrzegac
w obowiu, gdyz Cd lat II ME ro-
zeslano tax malo obowia w pier
wszem polroczu, jak w roku bic
zacym. .Opadiy troche place wsku-
TEX og6lnej depresyi. Nieco zwiek-
szyla sic akcya budownicza. Polu-
dniowi fabrykanci baweinianych
wyrob6w postanowili ME zwiek-
szac produkcyi, dopoki ceny sic
ME podwyzsza zamowieh ME be-
die obfitszych. Kolektowanie
wciaz idzie slabo. = Bankructw
w tygodniu kohczacym sic 25
czerwca bylo 25S; W tygodniu po-
przedzajacym 254, w latach po-
przednich w odnosnym tygodniu:
$50 w 1907; 146 W 1906; 1S6 w
1905, a 2O4 W 1904.
El Paso, Tex, 81 czerwca. -
Wczoraj aresztowano til II Me-
ksykanow oskarzonych o wznie-
CAME ma amerykahskiej ziemi re-
wolucyi przeciw zaprzyjaznione-
mu krajowi. w budynku przez
Mich zamieszkanym znaleziono
dwie wielkie paki zape}nione re-
wolwerami patronami, a nadto
mocno kompromitujace listy pi-
sma. DIVA listy pochodzily cd re-
wolucyonistow Antonea Vitterela
Flores Nagon, poszukiwanych
w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Seattle, Wash, % czerwca. =
Nowy most mad. rzeka Columbia,
podobno najdiuzszy ma swiecie,
lest luz zupeinie wykohczony.
Zbudowano 60 dla kolei Spokane,
Portland and Seattle; budowa ko-
sztowala 100000, o dlugosc je-
60 z wjazdami wynosi dwie mi
lie. DlugoSc glownej czesci mo-
stu O dziesieciu lukach wynosi
2sO6 stop. Pierwszy to dotych-
czas jedyny most mad rzeka Co.
lumbia pomiedzy stanami Oregon
Washington.
Norfolk, Neb., 81 czerwca. -
w poblizu Chadron, Neb., wyko-
leil sic wczoraj i spadl z nasypu
pociag kolei Chicago and North
western. Piec osob zostalo zabi-
tych, ale bye moze, re W gruzach
znajda sic jeszcze dalsze zwiokl'
Zabici zostali: konduktor lokomo-
tywy Graham, palace Myers, ha-
mulcarz Elmer i dwaj wloczegi
nieznajomego nazwiska. Nadto
niewiadomo CO sic stalo z dwoma
innymi wloczegami, kt6rzy byli W
pociagu.
Duluth, Mimi, 27 czerwca. -
Wlasnosc wartoSci przeszlo Milo
ma dolarow zostala wczoral pod
Rice's Point ZnlsZczona Przez po-
Ear, kt6ry obrocif W perzyne spl-
chlerz zbozowy D nalezacy do
Consolidated Eleavtor Co., szluze
L i magazyny kolei Northern Pa
cific. Szkoda zrzadzona bylaby Je-
szcze znaczniejsza, gdyby ME
dzielna pomoc statkow pozar-
nych, bo sama straz ogniowa rady
| dac sobie ME mogla. Pozar po-
wstai W skutek drobnej jakiejs
eksplozyi w spichlerzu zbozo-
wynn, niewiadomo skad powstaie]'
Szkode zrzadzona obliczaja W ia
XII spo:ob; gmach spichlerza
S5OO,oOO; pszenica $4o3,39O; ko-
nopie $974,67O; jeczmieii $S,36o;
szluza $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-27

natorowi Yatesowi, kandyduJace-
mu obecnie na tenze sam urzad.
Krok ten Cannona wywarf W SEE
regach repubikahskich nadzwy-
czaine wrazenie, albowiem =
choc wiedziano, IL Cannon ME
sympatyzuje Deneenem, ale ME
pnypuszczano, by Cannon otwar-
Gle wystapi} przeciwko obecnemu
gubernatorowi wzywai wszy-
stkich .licznych swoich zwolenni-
k6w, ably takiez = jak on = a
nawet jeszcze wyrazniejsze pre-
ciwko Deneenowi zajeli stanowis-
ko, gdyz poleca i'm czynna agita-
eye ma korzysc Yatesa. Wpfywy /
znaczenie Cannona W Stanie mi
nois So bardzo znaczne, ME ulega
tedy watpliwosci, re jego oswald
genie i wystapienie znaczna szko-
de Deneenowi przyniesie.
STRASZNY. ZGON.
Okropny wypadek wydarzyf
sic wczoraj ma rogu ulic Lake /
Dearborn, gdzie W straszny sposob
ma miejscu zginal zwrotniczy
tramwajowy, 35 ciolerni Jan
Dryer, zamieszkaly pm. 81 W. 10
str. Dryer zamierzaf wiasnie
przesunae zwrotnice dla nadjez-
dzajacego tramwaju linii Elston
ave., kiedy tramwaj ten potracif
90 SLIME tax, re zwromiczy pole
ciaf kilka krok6w oparl sic az o
slup kolei g6rnej, tel ulicy kur-
suiacei. Nieszczesciem W tejze
chwili nadjechal W szybkiem tenn
pie w6z ekspresowy firmy ]. j.
Ahearn Co., kt6ry Gala si}a swego
ciezaru, przygni6ti Dryera do O.
wego slupa, miazdzac nieszczesli-
wego W przerazaiacy spos6b. Ami
iedna kosc W ciele Dryera GAIA ME
zostala; kiedy zwloki wyjeto re
straszliwej uwiezi, professionally
iedna bezkszta}tna mase. Me ule-
ga zadnej watpliwosci, re smierc
nastqpila ma miejscu. Woznica
wozu ekspresowego zlecia} z kozia,
ale wiekszych ME odni6sl uszko-
dzen.
SMUTNY LOS MKODEGO
STUDENTA.
Raimund Wells, LEGACY lat 20,
syn prezydenta firmy Bankers
National Blk of Chicago" przybyt
dopiero onegdaj uniwersytetu ma
wakacye do domu rodzic6w pm.
$500 Michigan ave. WczoraJ W
pofudnie mlodzieniec uda} sic do
krawca Fir. Hellera pm. IS Jack
son blvd, ably przymierzyc move
ubranie przegladajac sic W lu-
stree, stojacem tlH przy nisklem
oknie, nagle stracii r6wnowage,
przechylif sic MIN go przytrzy-
mac zdolano runal oknem ma uli-
ce z wysokosci Ego pietra. Pada-
iac Wells uderzy} przechodzacego
wlasnie tantedy A. W. Maleka,
kt6ry tez odni6sl nieznaczne usz-
kodzenia. Wellsa przewieziono W
stanie nieprZytomnym 40 szPlVala'
gdzie lekarze stwierdzili fatalne
rozbicie czaszki i odrazu stan
ch}opca uznali "a beznadziejny.
Rzeczywiscie tegoz dnla o 9tel
Wells zmarf W domu zpzpaczo-
nych rodzic6w.
PRZYGODA Ma MOSCIE.
Niezwyklej przygodzie ulegf
wczoraj na moscie W ul' State po-
licyant Jan Quigley, a to samo
powiedziee MONA pedlarzu Ja-
rzyn owoc6w N. Sederholmie
zam. pm. 260 Orleans str. Seder-
holm wjezdzal wlasnie ma most,
kiedy rozlegly sic pierwsze ude-
rzenia dzwonu, zwiastujace otwie-
ranie sic mostu pred zblizajacym
sic parowcem. Widocznie sic spie-
L
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-27
Na festynie.

- Dlaczego, moi mezp, omi1ass
tax skwapliwie kosze szczescia!
= Jeden tylko kosz mogi mi -
zapewnic, to ten, kt6rego ME otrzy'
malem cd ciebie!.. Czuje wiec teras
wstret do wszystkich kosz6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-27

- coz, panic Macieju, jake sic
wan chowa Michalek. moi chrzse
MAX?
p A no, pant Marcinowa, dzielny
bsk, ami siowa. Jus umie wodke
prsynis6e.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
ROWING CREW MINUS
ADEQUATE. QUARTERS

AS eager for the fray as are kittens
for frolic the members of the two row.
ing crews of the Los Angeles Athletic
club only await the action of the COM
nlittee at San Pedro to come through
with appropriate rowing quarters as
per the original agreement before set
fling down to systematic work. The
crews at first were assigned to the
Terminal Island club. but when the
shells were brought to San Pedro 1t
was found the boathouse was not long
enough by several feet. The shells are
forty five feet In length and the boat
house is only forty feet long. The sug-
gestion made by one of the committee
to knock a hole in one end of the
house was Abandoned as being imprac-
tical. Coach Treloar took the men for
a short run Sunday in lieu of the in
tended row.
Coach Treioar and Capt. Isaacs ex-
pressed themselves as pleased with the
idea proposed by The Herald OF hold
ing three meets and having the de-
cision rendered in favor OF the crew
Winning the best two in three races.
The plan would be to hold the first
race July S and the others July ~ and
10. This plan would keep the crew In
training and give Coach Treloar bet
ter idea Of the abilities of the men
whom he intends to pit against the
crack crews of the west at carnival
to be held at San Pedro In September.
Stan Mitchell will not row with the
crew. as his business will interfere
with his training. 1T Is probable ne
viii be replaced by Sam Hall. who viii
be tried out at No. 2 for a starter
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
AMERICAN OLYMPIC
TEAM SHY THREE MEN
Dray Of Yale, WlthaI Of Pennsylvania
and Rowe of Michigan VIII Not
Contest In international
Games
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Manager
Mathew P. Halpin of the American
Olympic team states that when the
steamship Philadelphia pulls out from.
her dock Saturday the team will be
minus three of it's first string perform
ers. They are w. r. Dray of Yale, tho
crack pole vaulter; ]. ID. Whitman. the
Pennsylvania Splinter, and Rowe OF
Michigan, the distance runner. The
absence of Dray will hardly make much
difference, as Gilbert, the other man
from Yale, nearly is as good, though
the pole vault department would have
been much more sure with Dray along
In case Of sickness or accident to any
of the other three his presence would
be just the thing.
The most important thing with re-
gard to Whitman is that he was an
alternate for one of the 200-yard sprin-
tiers in the 1600-yard relay, and would
be capital man for the position. Good
men in the distance runs are scarce, so
Rowe will be more or less OF g. loss.
All the members of the team have sent
the measurements for suits and caps,
and every man who leaves Saturday
will have the official brand of racing
toys slowed away safely in his kit.
Manager Halpin has been more or
less anxious about McGrath. Some
time ago he injured the cartilage of his
knee and was incapacitated for awhile,
but DR.. r. H. Sayre, the specialist on
muscular troubles, took the big ham,
mer thrower in hand and cured him OF
the trouble. Saturday last McGrath
was out for the first time and sent the
hammer 100 feet on his first attempt.
He went at his work yesterday in real
earnest and five times he beat Ill feet.
This means that he will be in his old
trim at the English stdium.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
TAFT ROOTS FOR
Ills ALMA MATER
JOINS IN DEMONSTRATIONS
FOR YALE TEAM
Heavy stlckwork by Sons of Ell En-.
ables Them to Win from Harvard
by Score Of TO 0-Great
Crowd Attends

BY Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June 23.-As
wild a scene of iubilation and as pic
turesque a mass of humanity as ever
had setting on a baseball diamond
was that which the alumni of Yale uni
versity presented as a greeting TO sec
rotary Wilton III. Taft this afternoon
as he sat with his classmates of rs In
the stand on Yale field to see the game
between the blue and the crimson.
His cup of happiness was filled te
overlooking, for not only was the crowd
a record breaking one In his honor. ano
the classes the noisiest ever In theii
dances upon the greensward. but 1ale
whipped her rival by the score OF to
0, In a game which was full of better
playing than either team has shown
this season.
The ball game was a good one. The
intensity of the moments as they
passed when Yale was only one run
ahead of Harvard for many innings
was a restraining factor on the spirits OF
the enthusiastic young men in the
stands. but when, in the seventh, Yale
cut loose and scored two more runs
the Yale men made up in few minutes
for all the time they had held their
exuberance in bounds.
Secretary Taft's tribute to the team
and it's captain came in the first inning,
when Jones stepped 10 tfio Dttt. -
rose the secretary and the class with
him, and the band in front played For
God, for Country and for Yale" and
one more wave of cheering swept round
and round the field.
The ball game was won by Yale
batting ability. In the first inning,
with one out. Dinew hit cleanly to
right. and took second on Hicks throw
to catch him off first base. The ball
went through Harding's hands. Dimes
reached third on Murphy's infield drive
and scored on Williams three Dagger.
which went behind the fielder. No more
scoring was done until the seventh.
Clifford, the first man up, bunteo
safely, beating out the ball. Fels ad-
vanced him with sacrifice. Van Week
went out on a foul bunt of a third
strike. Then, amid cheers, Capt. Jones
made slashing drive through short.
scoring Clifford. He went to second
himself and brought the crowd to Its
feet by scoring on Dimes bunt.
Harvard looked dangerous In the
ninth, but sharp fielding quickly ended
her career at the bat.
The score:
Yale 8, hits s. errors o.
Harvard o. hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Van Week and Wiley;
Hicks and Currier. Umpires, Adams
and Smith. y
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
BOXING CLASSES TO
HOLD WEEKLY MEETS
A general call was ,

A general call was sent out yesterday
by De Witt c. Van Court. boxing In
structor of the Los Angeles Athletic
club, to all the amateur boxers of the
club to meet In the gymnasium Friday
night 1t is the intention of Van Court
to hold weekly meetings of the boxers
in the future. He realizes that the
club has good material and to help
them he must see them in action and
advise them.
Another lightweight has been added
to Van Courts staff in the person of
George Adair, manager of the clubs
baseball team. George weighs about
$50 pounds at present. but says he can
train down. He applied to Van Court
Yesterday afternoon for what he termed
1.-THE finishing touches" He was eyed
critically by the veteran instructor and
although Van Court would give out
nothing definite he intimated thai
George was there with the goods. lie
said to George in a fatherly way,
with some training in the gymnasium
and a few years at hard work, then a
couple of years with the gloves have
no doubt but that you could make q
fair showing against Walla Wheeler.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
RALPH ROSE LEAVES
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Californian Who Holds Worlds Rec.
ord at Shot Putting Changes Mind
and Will Participate with
American Team

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.-Ralph
Rose, the Olympic club worlds cham
pion shot-putter, left yesterday for
New York, where he will join the
American team July 13 at the great
Olympic games in London. Roses de-
Bellah. the Stanford pole vaulter, who
also was selected as member of the
team of athletes who will compete
ajiainst the best in the world next
onth. Rose and Bellah are the only
ycalifornians who will be on the Amer
lean team, Oregon being represented
by Dan Kelley, Forrest Smithson and
A. d. Gilbert, all of Portland.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
LAroNlA RESULTS

CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Latonia results;
First race, furlongs-Robin Grey Won,
stowaway second, Ned Carmack third; time
1:0t 2-5.
Second race. So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won. Dis
pute second. Roseburg II. third; time LOT 20
Third race. 6 furlongs-Joe Moser won, Bitter
Fir second. Mason third; time 1:lb 20.
Fourth race, / mile-Aunt Rose won, Cano-
plan second, Convolo third; time 1:40
Fifth race, mile-Sylvan Bell won. Spunky
second, Bitter Miss third time 1a1 1-b.
Sixth race, i-16 miles-Mary Talbot won.
The Thorn second, Mirzer third; time l:46 s-6.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
RACING KILLED
IN LOUISIANA
SENATE PASSES LOCKE ACT
BY ONE VOTE
ALL FORMS OF BETTING ON THE
RESULTS PROHIBITED
Desperate Struggle Between Friends
and Foes OF Sport Ends In suc-
cess for Latter by Bare
Majority
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE. La, June 23.-After
campaign lasting. several months, the
fight. the so-called Locke anti-racing
gambling bill was passed this after
noon by the Louisiana state senate.
The bill passed the house several
weeks ago and now only requires the
signature OF the governor to become
law. There seems to be no doubt Gov
ernor Sanders will sign the bill.
1t required twenty-one votes to get
the bill through the senate. and the
last twenty-four hours before its pass
age were marked by a desperate and
finally successful effort to muster the
necessary strength. One senator was
found to be suffering from some form
of poisoning and another, who had
committed himself in favor of the bill.
did not show up.
Several physicians were put to work
on the ailing man and two New Or
leans reporters were sent scurrying
in a high power automobile through
the Louisiana marshes on a 90-mile
trip for the absent one. Both of these
senators finally were got on the floor
and added to the nineteen already
present made the twenty-one votes
necessary to carry the bill.
A minute or so previous to the final
passage of the bill lively and some
what bitter debate was INDUCED in by
members of the body. Senator Table
charged that the racing faction had
used knockout drops to keep senators
away from their sworn duty, and
charges and counter charges followed.
The passage of the bill was greeted
with a storm of applause.
The senator whose illness caused the
charges OF poisoning to be made was
j. S. Smart of DeSoto parish. After
Senator Tables statement about
knockout drops had been made Sena-
tor Smart, despite his weakness, ad-
dressed the senate, saying there abso-
lutely was no foundation for the re-
ports that poison had caused his at
tack. He said he was subject to such
attacks.
Senator Table then explained that
his charge as to knockout drops had
not referred to Mr.. Smart in particu-
lar and that 1t was not to be inter-
preted literally. He spoke, he said, In
q figurative sense, intending to show
the sort of methods the racing inter-
ests had used.
With the exception of one vacancy,
due to death, the full membership of
the senate was present when the vote
was taken.
The Locke bill will become law
thirty days after formal announcement
of the governors signature.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
GLUE MEMBERS WILL BOX

The Los Angeles Athletic club Will
be represented tonight at the Gamut
club show to be given at the auditor
ium. Van Courts star boxing pupils,
Ivan Kahn, Walla Wheeler, Sam Coul-
ter and George Damron. will box three
two-minute rounds apiece. All the
boys are in the pink OF CONDITION ana
being restrained by the instructor. who
has Something up his sleeve in the way
Of surprise for the members of the
club. He says, at may be an amateur
boxing carnival which we will pull Off
IN the near future"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
OUTLAWS PREPARE TO
FIGHT COAST LEAGUE
California State Magnates Begin Rails.
ina Funds to Hold Onto Terri
tory Desired by Ewing's
Organization
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-At q
meeting of the directors of the Cali
fornia State baseball league heid mere
tonight steps were taken to safeguard
at once the territory of the league. and
a committee of three was appointed to
raise funds for the purpose. Sacra-
mento, Fresno and Santa Cruz are rep
resented on this committee.
1t was decided that the other CLUBS
of the league should assist in strength
ening San Francisco and Oakland so
the pennant race might be more in
The directors declined to remit the
ine of $500 imposed on w. J. Heating of
santa Cruz by the umpire at Stockton,
when he refused to allow the team TO
continue to play after several men had
been sent to the bench as punishment.
# was held 1t would be a bad pre-
cedent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RESULTS

SHEEPsHEAD. June 2S.-ESesuIts at Sleeps
head Bay today:
First race, 51s furlongs. Futurity course
Taboo won, Chief second. Fore third; time 1o6.
second race, steeplechase, about miles
sanctus won Malacia second. Ironsides third;
time 4:03.
Third race, 5 furlongs Futurity course-Hei-
met won, Connaught Ranger second, Turncoat
third; time SO 3-5.
Fourth race, l mile-Ballot won, Live Wire
second. Spooner third; time 1;Ss
Fifth race, IL miles-Grapple won. Temaceo
second, Killie Crankio third; time 1;bS 4-6.
Sixth race, mile-Jeanne de Arc won, Geo.
q Half second Monocle third; time 1:S9 3-5.