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has threatened an action at law Cor
their detention.

mas threatened an action at @w :or
their detention.
Tyrone.
The remaining tenants on the town
lands of Tullyfaughan, Shanky, Gort-
acloghan, Cloughfin, Curglasson, and
Killoon, on the estate of Major Ma
gill Kennedy, Shillong, have purchased
their holdings and signed agreements
under the Land Act of 1903 at 24l-2
years purchase of the present rents.
with 1874 per cent interest.
Tipperary.
Through the efforts of the Rev. ].
about twenty, on the Heber Koe estate.
situate in the parishes OF Portroe and
Youghal, have purchased their hold
ings. The terms agreed on are: First
term, 20 1-2 years. purchase. Negotia-
tons have also been concluded for the
purchase by the tenants of the estate
Of J. r. Lloyd, Traverston, the term
being 81 1-2 years purchase of exist
ing rents with securing Of game rights
70 tenants. and interest in lieu of rent
at 31-2 per cent. The Rev. Father
O'Donoghue, Templemore. worked ear
nestly on behalf Of the tenants in
bringing the efforts to purchase to a
satisfactory conclusion.
Westmeath.
]. p. Hayden, M. r., owner of the
"Westmeath Examiner" has been
served with notice by the Government
not to publish intimidatory resolutions
in his journal. Mr.. Hayden said he
would continue as heretofore to exer-
else his own discretion.
Waterford.
The report Of the Waterford Bridge
Commissioners has been issued, and
the erection Of new free bridge of
suitable dimensions and character
across the River SUR at Waterford, is
strongly recommended. At meeting
of the Waterford Corporation a reso-
AusAoAA "oo ouoPSCu V1OSCSSll6 u6dllSI
the expenditure of such a large sum as
proposed.
Right Rev. DR.. Sheehan has made
the following clerical changes in the
diocese of Waterford and Lismore;
Rev. P. A. O'Neill, st. Johns, Water
ford, to be c. c., Newcastle; Rev. Faith
erer Mulcahy, Newcastle, to be G. c.,
Carrickbeg; Rev. r. H. Calvin, Chap
lain. Corriglea Convent, Dungarvan, to
be c. c. st. Johns, Waterford; Rev. J.
McInerney, st. Patrick's, Waterford, 10
be C. c., Knockanore.
Wicklow.
Letters of administration have been
granted by Honora Egan, on the pre-
sumption that her husband, Patrick
Egan, who had been in the Royal Irish
Constabulary, but retired from the
force in 1895, was dead. In May, 1897,
he went from Arrow, where the couple
were living, to Dublin to draw his pen-
sion. He never was seen or heard of
afterwards, and the amount of PEN
sion due to him had never been drawn.
Advertisements inquiring for him had
been inserted to which no replies had
been received.
Wexford.
John j. Kehoe, Hon. Treasurer of the
Wexford Boro' Branch OF the Tinted
Irish League. has forwarded to tho
Right Rev. DR.. o'Donnell sum of ego
as the first subscription of the branch
for this year towards the Irish Parlia-
mentary fund.
While temporarily insane. Miss Dora
Hogan. who had been i'll for some time
past. committed suicide by drowning
herself in 35-foot marlhole adjacent
to her residence at Ballingler on
Nov. /.
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The Two AnueIs,

The Two Angels.
God called the nearest angels who
dwell with Him above;
The tenderest one was Pity, the dear
est one was Love.
ARISE He said. ,'my angels! . wall
of woe and sin
Steals through the gates of heaven,
and saddens all within.
my harps take up the mournful strain
that from lost world swells.
The smoke Of torment clouds the light
and blights the asphodels.
Fly downward to that under world,
and on its souls of pain
Let Love drop smiles like sunshine,
and Pity tears like rain!"
Two faces bowed before the Throne.
yelled in their golden hair;
Four white wings loosened swiftly
down the dark abyss of air.
The way was strange, the flight was
long, at last the angels came
Where swung the lost and neither world,
red-wrapped in rayless fame.
There Pity, shuddering wept: but Love
with faith too strong for fear,
Took heart from Gods alm,gntiness
and smiled smile of cheer.
And. 10! the ear Of Pity quenched the
flame wherein 1t fell.
And, with the sunshine of that smile
hope entered into hell.
Two unveiled faces full Of Joy looked
upward to the Throne;
-Four white wings folded at the fee. of
Him who sat thereon!
And deeper than the sound of seas,
more soft than falling flake,
Amidst the hush of wing anu song the
voice Eternal spake:
Welcome. my angels; We have brought
holier JOY to heaven;
Henceforth its sweetest song shall be
the song of sin forgiven
JOHN GREENLEAF.W WHITTIER.
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Si1Aot, WIN pIcSlucu, MT. MGona0, M.
r.. Denis Kilbride. M. p, and Denis
tombstone. The meeting was held at
place near the Luggacurvan property,
the scene where 80 much was done by
the people to bring about the results Of
the Plan Of Campaign. This lent to
the occasion a special and particular
interest. which was not made less sug-
gestive by the fact that the district
ccmprehends the possession Of many
holdings by grabbers. despite the en-
actments which are supposed to have
relieved the district, of such troubles
Roseommon.
As a result of the agrarian trouble 4
young man named John ]. McGrath, Of
Culereigh. Elphin. Roscsmmon. is re-
ported to have been badly beaten about
the head. His condition is serious. A
young farmer has been arrested, and
remanded.
Sligo.
Twelve head Of cattle which had
been grazing on q farm in Dromahair
district. County Sligo. having been
found in the early morning on an ad.
joining farm. which is in charge Of
caretakers under police protection. the
caretakers. accompanied by some con-
stables. drove them to the pound at
Dromahair. where. on the owner apply
ing for them, he was told he should pay
9s Sd per head. which he refused to
do. and the cattle not being released.
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day evenings Of month.
SWIFT COUNTY.
&C, County Presidsnt-D. F. AcDermott'
Division No. I, Clontarf. Minn.-Div.
Pres. William Kenna. Danvers. r: r. No.
2; Vice Pres, Cornelius Regan, Danvers;
Rec. Sec. John Mccarthy, Hancock: Fin.
Sec. .. F. McDermott. Clontarf: 1ns: Sec;
Patrick Foley, Danvers. R. r. No. :;
Treas: Patrick Foley, Danyers. R; R; No
2: Med: Exam. Dr. Oscar Dagnault: Ben
son. Meetings are held on the nrst Sun
day Of month in A. o. H. hall. Clontarf.
,, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
p. Division No. 1. stillwater-Gounty
Sec, Patk McDonough. 1l5 East Church
~ S 81; DIV. Pres. R. w. McGarry, Room
T. 3oo mover N Blk; Vice Pres, T. H. Curley
a aTgi n; y; 4th St: Rec: Sec. Robt. Melon.
W Welsh. Room 5. Mower Blk:: ms
Sec. Thomas w. Welsh Room 8. Mower
6Ik. Treas, John Clarey. 222 w. Cherry
SI;: Med. Exam. DR.. e. p. Ryan, Mower
PIX. meetings held first and third Mon
days. Hibernian hall
WINONA COUNTY.
S1%Hanty PRESIDENT. Michael J. Ryan. 81
z. kME st.. Wtnona. MINI.
M fcs l. KIM .sfes2! v Pss fi.!
7; H., a: Mcmillan. S2s W. Howard street:
f I'm ara ms. Sec. Geo. A. Fitzgerald. 561
": FIFTH street: Treas. John p. Snyder
g ". Wabasha street: Med. Exam, DR.. J.
l.: tyneh. Is 2. Third street. Meetings
are are held nL Sa the second and fourth Thurs.
Q. q. han. Chestnut t.. saltwater. lil.n
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.
MATTHEW CUMMINGS. N. p, Boston.
Mass.
JAMES ]. REGAIN. N. v. p. st. Paul.
JOHN T: M.G1NN1s. N. s.. Scranton.
Pennsylvania.
JOHN QUINN. N. T.. Joliet. Ill.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
T. T. MORAN. Washington. D. C.
EDWARD T. McCRYSTAL. New York.
REV. JOHN d. KENNEDY. Danbury.
Conn.
JOHN J: o'MEARA. Butte. Mont.
c. 7. FOY.
STATE Rs-MINNEsoTA.
President-Patrick Kenney, Mankato.
Vice President-J. p. Coughlin. Perham.
State Secretary. J. Fitzgerald. Pal
ace Clothing House. Minneapolis.
Treasurer-John Sherman; Winona.
State Chaplain-Rev. p. r. Cunning
ham. Hastings.
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STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX

SIATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX.
lLlARY.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daley, 1906
central ave-. Minneapolis.
Graceville.
!. IS ssee er C. Heating, 147 Pleas
Treasurer-Mrs. J. H. Sullivan, Duluth.
board Of Directors-Mrs M. H. Cum
sH g. gs -, MiInneapolis; Mrs. G. j. Conroy,
m; Auditing Commf1tee-Mary Boylan,
minneapolis ann Margaret Scott, st. Paul;
Laura Conway. st. Peter
=, ins s!in secretary-Margaret A. Gre
van, Rochester,
IL! State Medical Director-Dr. E. w. Buck
=, Directors Of Insurance Fund-Helec
. McGrath, st. Paul; Susie Dessaint, Min
Hrsapois; Mary Coogan, Faribault: Nellie
, Paul. <1'-'''e Ato'' ss'
,as Auditlng Gommittee-Augusta M. VIII
Catherine O'Brien, Minneapolis.
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NATIONAL oFFIcERs. LApIEs,

N,., NVNTCINRY.
H.. National President-Miss Anna c. Ma
National Vice President-NIrs. Mary
MCCARTHY. westfield, Mass ' =
J, Ma Nauo ,I Secretary-Mrs. Louise Du
- National Treasurer-Mrs Mary B. Da-
ley, Minneapolis, MINI.
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County Pres. Arnes Hickey. GraoeVilla.
Mr. nlV lsI No: i. Graceville-Div: Pres.
Sec aaorner: Vice Pres. Mrs. Canty: Rec.
hey: i ms s sammon: Fin. Sec. Mary ,. .a-
Mrs. Brennan; Med. Exam Dr.. B. NJ.
m IA, Meetings are held on the sec
cro a ana fourth Fridays of month In
S-o"es nall, Graceville, MINI.
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Gossip offhe Track

Buxton came close 70 being the whole thing IN
ne 5ockey line resterday. He had -four mounts
d1ring The afternoon. won with three Of them
and landed the fourth. 30 to ] shot IN the
money. This iE exceedingly clever work and
should create demand for his services On good
horses that viii land him close 10 the head Of
the list ~ the time the season Is over The boy
Is now AZ the height of bis form and is riding
with the same vim and snap that chsrzcferized
fiE saddle showing here last spring ana al New
York last fall Walter Milier's record yesterday
one frsr- three seconds and oD@ ~ he
vas cut Of the money only oD T. II. williams
Tsienfosa-
The good mare Nay Amelia Is once more eating
her oats ID the stable Of Charlie Sanford for
u'1on STE rsn many clever races durinE the
last few weeks IL + said that Stafford secure1
fhe return u me mare By paving q r Schs FER
bonus of $500 over The S1-e00 al which Schssfer
cl1sned her earlier n rhe week Sanford + i
reported Is 10 longer intimate with Trainer
Buxton Of the FIeur de Lis stable as be was
while back The two had difference OF opinion
over Nay Aneli47s defeat snd II IS likely that
TIE Sanford-Epperly copartnerShip IN Fantastic
and other horses VIII Be terminated IN conse-
q1ence Epperiy Is betting commissioner for the
Fleur De lis stable.
VILE Jake Holtms1's WORK al the barrifr dur
M tie last few days leaves much 70 be desired
~ TIE way of improvement. be should not. in al
fairness. be held accountable for the failz<s e
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Nice Crop Of Colts
AT Ofmondale

After the dispersal sale of the Or
mondale stable tomorrow. H NJ Mason,
the veteran trainer who developed the
stake winner Duke of Milan and other
good colts that constitute the Macdon-
ough string, will be at leisure until
July or August, when he plans TO
enter upon the work of taking up and
developing the pick of the 40 year
lings that constitute this seasons crop
at the Ormondsle farm at Menlo Park.
W. OBJ. Macdonough. proprietor Of
this famous stud. which furnished the
Futurity winner Ormondale to the turf,
is enthusiastic over the crop of year
lings that his farm will turn out the
coming fall. So far as looks are con-
cerned, they are the best ever, and
their owner will be disappointed il
they do not materially add 10 the repu-
in hand earlier than last falls crop
with the idea OF making showing
in the early year old races of the
local season. Trainer Mason undoubt-
edly would have won many more races
this season with his youngsters had
they been taken up at an earlier date
last fall than was the case. He be-
gan work with them Just before the
advent ~of the bad weather and track
conditions rendered the work of get
ting them ready for racing extremely
dificult, in spite of which he has made
a good showing.
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GYPSY KING-ST ELMWOOD-LORD NELSON
Appre

F~ab-irbt fsvorste in Yesterdays closing race &c
get away from the barrier With the rest OF the
tod the Judges. when questioned concerning the
matter. that Eyebright was straight ana reaos 20
break when Hoffman sprung the barrier ous tnS. "a.
seis In his previous start he had done exactly
the same thing, and II looks as though In justice
10 the public, the horse should ee wen scno''7o
before he is again permitted 10 start
william Walker cleared up $1,000 on Nellie
Rscine's victory. When that mare was so,G viii
Others at his wedding out sale TUESDAY Nsiker
pubiicly declared that she was just rounding into
form and that she would beat better horses tnsn
she had been running with o1t reW .coK am se
torr nat some OF the other horses that ne had
disposed of would duplicate her feat
Il. de Arnsn, whose entries were recently
ordered refused az Arcadia because OF the incon,
sstent running OF his horse Hereafter attsm
70 secure the resembling Of the ruling against nm
by proving that the horse, unknown 10 bis owner
vas sick when be- ran 50 poorly as 70 eA1 Io.la
the action taken. Aside from permitting De Ar
opened
U-snz TinSss saddle slipped almost badly ia
the race which she at 20 10 as II did yes
terdsy TIE mare is OF such peculiar conforms
ron mat her saddle invariably works back during
me running Of race. In order 10 prevent repeu-
ton Of the incident IL is probable mat sne Will
be hereafter prov fded with bresstpssfe designed
70 hold the saddle in It's proper place The pub
IL would have felt considerably better IL her
owner had had the foresight to provide some such
safeguard yesterday
Next weeks program book provioes'for the fol-
loving features at EmeryFille;
sIordar-Sobrznte bs1dicsp. seven Iufiongss
owners handicap. Eve furiongs
Tuesdsy-sIsyfeld handicap. one and quarter
miles.
wednesday-Los Gstos handicsp. siT furiongs-
Thursday-Oskrille handicap. one mile
ssturday-Fsmily club hsndicsp. 5000 and
cup sdded one and eighth miles, Cordelis
Fururify Z
Prudent the williams year old that grsdu-
sfed from the maiden class yesterday, Is half
brother TO the crack Splinter Perjuicio, being oy
Colonel Wheeler out OF Prejudice DR.. Rowel
thinks that the colt may develop into fair sort
]. NJ Crane probably will. campaign his stable
at Seattle the coming summer,
Andrew B. Cook has been added to the school
ing list
locker Hayes is saking on weight quite rapidly
and is unable to do less than lol just now.
H 7. Griffin returned from Arcadia yesterday.
He probably viii carry out his plans for shipping
ocean Maid. Trance and others Of bis horses to
New York Immediately.
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Three Jockeys Will
Ride Again
Jockey Club Gives Lynch. Me-
Intrre and Moreldnd An
other Chance

The stewards Of the New California
jockey club announced yesterday the
reinstatement OF Jockeys Mcintyre,
Moreland and Lynch. trio OF riders
who were suspended in January on ac-
count OF unsatisfactory work in the
saddle Lynch was suspended January
on account OF a series OF poor rides.
the elimination OF which was the rid
ing OF thu fast sprinter Gemmell un-
placed in a five fUriong sprint Nc
Intyre was set down for an indefinite
period on January Is. following the
failure OF Blondy 10 run I'D 70 expecta-
tions with him IN the saddle. More
land was suspended January 23. the
day after Edward Trotter had released
him from bis contract because OF a
series Of bad rides on the Trotter
horses. the last OF which was on Billy
Pullman The stewards took the view
that the boys had been sufficiently dis
eiplined and that il would be wise 10
give them another trial
Mcintyre viii re-enrer the service OF
F. ". DOss. Lynch will ride under
the management Of his uncle. p G.
Lynch. as before his suspension. and
probably viii do considerable riding
for William Walker. Moreiand viii
ride a free lance.
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New York Assembly
Passes Bills
Gamblers Only Hope Nom Lies
With Doubtful Support IN
Senate
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ALBANY. n. Y, March 2s--The
gamblers were overwhelmingly beaten
today when the assembly passed two
of the Agnew-Hart antiracs gambling
bills The vote on the repeal Of the
Percy-Gray law was 12s 10 8, and the
penal code amendment making bet
ting a felony 12s TO p
The lobby viii now concentrate its
efforts on the senate, where the bills
are to be taken up next Wednesday.
The fate OF the bills in that body IS
in doubt Both President Pro TEN
Raines and Senator Agnew today reit-
Grated their predictions that I the
measures will pass the senate. The
gamblers claim % Of the so votes and
boast they will have a majority be-
fore the final battle
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Arcddian Horsemen
Coming Here
Many ODners at Southern Track
TO Finish Season at
Emerypille

The exodus from Arcadia to Emery
vile. incidental to the closing of the
meeting at Santa Anita track a week
hence. is on Several stables are on
the way here from the southern track
and many more owners who have
campaigned at Arcadia all winter will
come here next week S. c. Hildreth
he would snip here Immediately the
20 horses that he has been training
at the Arcadia track. It is presumed
that Hildreth himself will return here
with his horses and as he has made
several nominations for the Family
club and Olympic handicaps, it is pos
sible that he will defer his departure
for New York until after the decision
of these two stakes.
J. J. Walsh, the Canadian turfman.
came up from Arcadia yesterday with
the intention of remaining here dur
ing the balance of the season His
crack colt Lee Rose is already here
and will be a certain starter in to-
morrow's stake. Walsh believes that
he is capable of winning in spite of
his heavy impost-
Jockey Musgrave is expected from
Arcadia to ride the colt. The other
nurses Iudl, Win Lee rose, MAKE up
Walsh's string Of twelve. will reach
Emeryvills from Arcadia within day
or two. They include Sir Edward,
Marster. Dredger, Semper Fidelis,
Thunder Hill, Nasmerito, Queens
Grove, Teaset, Fair Annie, and Daisy
thorpe. Tempted by the liberaiity of
the stakes and purses and by the
promising prospects of a successful
meeting at Seattle. Walsh has about
made up his mind to campaign his
horses there this summer. instead Of
following out his previous intention OF
racing on the Canadian circuit and on
the New York tracks. Walsh will be
a welcome addition TO the ranks OF
the owners at Emeryville, as he is a
thorough sportsman and one whose
horses may always be counted upon to
do their level best at all times.
]. NJ Stokes, the Texas turfman. was
an arrival at Emeryville yesterday
from Arcadia He arranged for stable
accommodations for his horses and
will return to the southern track to-
day TO superintend the shipment Of
his stable here for the balance of the
season. He recently purchased Early
Tide and Antioch from u. T. de Ar
man for $4,000. Others in his string
include Bonnie Prince Charlie. Ollie
Ward. Kirkfeld Belle. Catolin and
Succeed.
Secretary Treat received informa-
ton that R Barr & Co, owners of
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NEW ORLEANS WINNERS

suits:
First race. three and a half furlongs-Simcoe
wen, Gavin second, Transform third Time.
AZ As.
Second race. steepieehsse, short course-McAl-
lister Won, Coal Black Lady second. Gault third
Time. 3.03 As.
Third race. six furlonSs-Bitter Sir won. Nae
Hamilton second. Rebel Queen third Time,
lis 35.
Fourth race mile aud sixteenth-Donna won
Carthage second Good Luck third Time. 1.49.
Fifth race, six furion Won. Z
I. Shipp second, Royal Onyx third Time. 1:15-
Sixth race, seven furlongs-LoTus Eater won.
Jim simpson second. Miss Strone third Time.
1:2s 3-5-
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth-Polar Star
won, Lady Almy second, Alhont u third Time.
/: 80 1-5
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Critic and other good horses, viii ship

Critic and other good horses, viii ship
here from Arcadia next week
J. z. Newman, who owns Don Domo.
Horace H. Hidden Hand and other
well known horses. and who holds the
contract on Jockey Preston. a clever
little rider, wired Secretary Treat from
Arcadia yesterday for stalls An effort
will be made 10 accommodate him and
his stable may be expected here next
week.
]. T Robbins, widely known among
turfmen as the bone doctor" has re-
turned from Arcadia with Fair Fagot.
Gigana, Lady King, Col Warwick and
Red Ruby. He will finish the season
here and then ship 10 Seattle
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BENNING RESULTS

BENNISG, ID. c.. March 26.-Results:
First race, Eve and half furiongs-Smose or
won. Pantou6e second. Workman third. Time
l.1O 2-s.
Second race. four and half furiongs-Spencer
Wells won, Nutmeg second, Jack Glenn third.
Time. 80 SO.
Third race, six furlongs-Julien won, Belle.
wether second. Giles third. Time, 1:17 Is
Fourth race, steeplechase. about two miles
Tell Fare won, Recruit second. Fauquier third
Time. 4:13 SIS.
Fifth race. six and a half furIongs-James
Crawford won, yelus second, Umbrella third
Time. 1:24 2-3.
sixth race, mile and forty yards-Siiver Bal
won, Grace Cameron second, Grandpa third
Time l:47 3-5.
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Workouts

Confederate-Tbree-q quarters in 1:l7 e-5
Eappa-Half in AS S-5.
BuTleieh-Fiye- -eighths in 1.05. breezing.
Birth-Three- eighths in -36.
EiscerEer-Three-eighrhs in 81.
Follie THREE -eighths IN 81.
Duke Of Milan-Ffye-eighths in 1:03is.
Western-Mile in i.4913-
in :s3; breezing.
Yelscvstone-Haf in .5S-
ST. Albans and Crigli-Mile in las
Joe Kilday-Half in 51-
Trust-Three- quarters in 1.1s; breezing
Huzzah-Afile in Ia
Nozsrt and Rose oreen-Five-eighths in I:o2
Mistvs Pride-Five-eighths In los, breezfnx
Etre-Mile in las. breeZing.
Prince Nap-HaH In 30
Nettins-Nfle IN 1881, breezing.
Happy Rice-Mile in 1.441a.
San 0ak--Half in .52.
Lord Filigrzne-Three-qua In 1:1a.
Lee Rose-Ffve-eighths in 1so1 3-5.
phalsnx and Creatioa-Three-ouarters in 1854
Hector-Five-eighths in 1:0611.
Chitterlings-Three eighths In :56 S-5.
Roserale and Edrcna-Three-eighth In 1854.
Dx-e;neton and Burlingame-HaH In :5i15
Annie Belle and Batidor-Ffveeighths in i .nsH
Uncle San-HaH in 80 3-5.
DoIlie Dollsrs-Th Three-eighths In .56.
Gypsy King-HaH in :49 2-5.
Henry o-Hsif In 80, breezing-
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TO OPEN DRYING SEASON

The Park amateur driving club held
q meeting at the Fairnaont hotel last
evening and made arrangements to
open the season on Arpil IL at the
Stadium drive Edward Aigeltinger
presided. A meeting of the directors
and the classification committee will
be held April and the entries will
close at that time April "A the club
will give a banquet. the details of
which Will be arranged later
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TO PLAY OLD RyALs

PALO ALTO. March 2S.-Ths girls
basket ball team OF the high school
will go 10 Mountain View for the pur-
pose OF playing their old rivals at that
point March 81 In the last game
played the local team was badly beaten.
The San Luis Obispo high school team
Will play an exhibition game with the
Palo Alto girls at the Stanford campus
ApriI
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HORACE EGBERr TO return

Horace Egbert, Who vas compelled
TO relinquish the duties OF Handicapped
az Emeryville last fall and betake HIM
self 10 southern California for the bene-
Mt OF his health, has so far recovered
that he viii return TO his home IN
Oakland next Monday. Although great
" improved IN health. he win not at
tempt TO take up any Of his former
duties until next fall at least. as he
announced some time ago.
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ExPECToRAToRs ARRESTED

William Godeski, horse shoer; Ham
lin Ferris, salesman; Domenico Sigis-
mondi, laborer; William Cooper, team
ster, and Domenico Molinari tailor.
were arrested yesterday for violating
the ordinance against expectorating in
streetcars or on sidewalks
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.Apprentice allowance.

Liberal advances On diamonds and jewelry.
Baldwin Jewelry Co.. 1851 Van Ne0 av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27

Fencing g-Private lessons at your own
home. A. Farragut, p. o. box 30, city,
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SECOND RAcE-FOur furlongs. purse 500, :

Mate. Allen Lee. finished as named Value TO
winner S325 Winner w. B. Jennings ch. c.,
?. by Royal F1ush-Fairy Stone. Trained by o. F.
Johnson. Start good. Won easily Second driven
Third easily. Scratched-yibrate Stone, even
place, % show; Traffic, 4-5 place, 2-5 show;
Chipmunk out show. Stone rallied eighth
out. finishing strongly. Traffic came through
aced turning for home, but bolted slightly last so
yards.