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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
QUEBEC TERCENTENARY.
The Hic Celebration Of the FonndinG
Of Cnnnda'S Ancient city.


pretentious exposition, after the style
of our jamestown hppodrome, which
distinguished American history in the
year gone by. says the Springfield F"-
publican Tho English settled at james
town in 1907 the French settled at Que
bee In zoos. ono event was no more i'm
portant than tho other But the Canad-
!ans wisely reject the costly exposition
idea OF which the now world is weariod.
and have planned celebration notahl"
for its originality and Food taste. They
will import the historical pageant i'd
from England, and have the Prince -
Wales to honor the occasion. and Brit
sh French and American naval squad
rons will anchor in the St. Lawrence
during tho festivities. The chief feature
Of the program will hc Of tnr greatest
permanent interest. and that VII con ist
in dedicatiug as a national park tho old
battleheldS around Quebec. The pro-
posed national monument TO Generals
Wolfe and Montcalm on the plains o'
Abraham will be a permanent memorial
that will distinguish the park in tN" eyes
OF postcritv
The founding Of Quebec may ~ said
20 have been the founding Of canada.
fol although Cartier had explored th" st.
Lawrence as far as Montreal as carly
as l5a5 and had made a futile attempt
A. colonization. it was not uuu Cham
plain appeared early in the next century
that permanent foothold Wae gained
by France. Parkman has written:
Samuel de Cham0lain has hoon ntly
called tho father of New France II him
wcro embodied her religious ze7l and ro-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02

on nights preceding holidays instead of
eleven as formerly. The provisions with
few slight changes are practically the
same as the original demands of the bar
bcrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
PROF. G. L. BEACH ACCEPTS.
win Leave University at Vernon: ~
Become President of Connecticut
Agricultural College.

Wlllimantc Conn, April l-prof G.
l.. Beach of the University of Vermont
to-day accepted the presidency Of Con
nccticut Agricultural college
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
COOKE TRIES AGAIN.

The Rev. George A Cooke Of the Troy
conference. whose charges against DIS
Buckley ana Rowuc were dismissed at
the morning session, has formulated
new charges against Dr. Buckley. The
charges are to the effect that Dr, Buck
lev published an unfair and false ac-
count Of his trial before the committee
on Mi. Cookies previous charges.
The afternoon services was devoted to
the anniversary Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society OF the Now York
East conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02

John Seeman is moving to the Henry
Jones farm in FerrIsburgh whicn he
has purchased.~--S. w. Hindcs of Bur
lngton was in town yesterday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
SHE LEFT HIM MARCH "a

The domest!c affairs OF Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt have engaged public atten-
ton since March "A when Mrs Wander
hilt accompanied by her son and maids
left Oakland farm near Newport, r. l.,
and went TO the home OF her brother
Amos Tuck French. at Tuxedo Park this
State. Much OF the furnishings at the
Newport home have been shipped to
Tuxedo. The French cottage at Tuxedo
has been put in shape 1t said. for con-
tinued occupancy. Mr.. Vanderbilt while
here recently hnd apartments at the
Plaza Hotel Neither Mr.. Vanderbilt nor
his wife would discuss the reports that
gained circulation after her removal from
Newport.
Al Tuxedo tonight II was said that
Mrs Vanderbilt had left for New York
and Il was thought possible that she
would 20 on to Newport II VAS reported
that she had spent ccne time with her
attorneys here to-day hut whether she
remained In the city for the night Is not
known A. the Plaza Hotel it was said
that communications sent 70 the Wander
blt apartments there remained IN
answered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
min State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES

She Winooski valley, villages Up NOrtl,
From the Island in The Like TO the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the res of White
cinl Cor ondcnt,
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INHERITED 10000. 90.

Mr.. Vanderbilt as the second son OF
the late Cornelius Vanderbilt Inherited
something Ike $50 900 He had been
regarded a the head OF the family since
the estrangement following the marriage
Of Cornelius, the eldest son. to Miss
Grace Wilson. During the past year or
50 Mr. Vanderbilt has spent much OF
his time abroad. But recently he return
cd from London, where he plans to
drive the coach venture as a public coach
This spring between London and Brigh-
ton. Later he IS to he one Of the Judges
at the International horse show in Lon
don, whore his horses won many trophies
last year. Mr.. Vanderbilt sailed at 3l5
o'clock this afternoon on the Cunard
liner. MaWetana, upon which vessel his
cousin, the Duchess OF Marlborough was
'also passenger The Duchess had been
the guest recently Of her mother, Mrs
O. II. p. belmont Seen Just before the
Mauretania left her pier Mr.. Vanderbilt
declined to discuss the report that a
separa ton from his wife was imminent.
A half hour later Mrs. Vanderbit's at
torneys appeared before Justice O'Gor-
man
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04

that some of the riders will come
very close TO the mile minute mark,
If not under it, as they are doing miles
In practice within four and FIVE sec
onds OF this time.
Among the contestants are many of
the best riders in the country. and all
viii be mounted on the most up to
date and speedy machines. Oakland.
Berkeley, San Jose. Santa Clara Los
Angeles and other cities are repre-
sented. The fleet also has a contestant
in the person of c. f. Getter of the
U. s. S. Georgia. who has entered in
several events.
The races will be started at O'Clock
p. m. sharp, and as the program is a
long one, they will be run off with
out delay. A large force of expert
enced officials will keep things moving
A special car service will be in or
der, and on Sunday all of the cemetery
cars will run as far as Tanforan, In
addition to the regular San Mateo
cars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
Win HonOKs i'm Tennis
Tournament
Miss Ida Medrns and Maurice
Mclaughlin Successful m
Single Contests
By Grant Smith

The women's and mems singles tour
naments for the championship Of the
state were completed on the California
club courts yesterday. Miss Ida
Mearns and Maurice McLoughlin car
rfed off the honors, and as result VIII
nartfcipate in the challenge matches
Ths victory of Mclaughlin was ex-
nected. but that of Miss Mearns came
as a mild surprise Miss Annaoel Noo-
den. who was opposed to Miss MeaFhs:
has been playing in eNcellent IoIih ol
late and her victory over MISS HO-S Ie
Nyer led many to believe that sne
would beat Miss Mearns in the nnals.
The latter played good tennis yester-
dav. particularly so in the second set,
when she OveTcame big lead anu
finally won out ,-.
In the FIRST set Miss Mearns clearly
outplayed Miss Vodden and won easiiy
by a score OF So. Miss NOdden seemed
in a fair way TO even up the score IN
the second set when she led at As and
vantage, but Miss Mearns made ~
games all and then the real struggle
commenced. At rs Miss Vodden need
ed but one point 10 win the set, ana
at ST Miss Mearns was in a like posi-
ton. The score seesawed until finally
Miss Mearns won the set by score OF
1910.
1t was the same old story when
Maurice Mclaughlin and Carl Gardner
came together in the finals Of the men, >
singles The first two sets were close
and interesting, but Mclaughlin put up
his usual finish and won the next two
sets handily. Gardner made a desper-
ate stand at the finish. but got started
too late to do any good. He pulled up
from Is to As in the last set, but Nc
Loughlin took the tenth game and set.
The score in McLoughlins favor was
ga 81. 81, 6-4-
The challenge match in both singles
events will be played on the California
clubs courts today. In the forenoon
Miss Hazel HOtchkiss, champion, will
meet Miss Ida Mearns, challenger. The
match Will be two sets out OF three and
will commence at 1890.
In the afternoon at 2:30 Melville
Long, the present champion. will be Op-
posed to Maurice Mclaughlin, the tour
nament winner. All of their meetings
in the past have proved close and inter-
esting and todays contest should prove
no exception.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
Baseball Notes

There will he two games today. the first on
the Oakland field at 10 in the morning and the
final one on the Valencia street lot at the usual
holiday hour, 2:30.
Before the afternoon game the players of both
teams will take part in fungo contests. consist
ing of long and accurate throwing, running the
bases and 30 and 100 yard dashes. President
Ewing will award the winners medals.
Special Policeman Hughey Smith and Police
man A. s. Earle arrested Karl Kaufnann a
fan in the left field bleschers. and accused him
Of stealing a ball. As the management has been
robbed of many spheres during the last month it
may press the against Kaufman TO the
limit.
Pete Grant the well known Portland sport
ing man. who resides in Oakland. took McCredie.
Raftery, Casey and Madden TO his house and
treated them TO a beef and cabbage dinner
Thursday night. The Irish turkey stuff acted
like speed ball tin the eighth when the gang
blew up. They will have to square themselves
with Pete very soon.
Big Chief Esola. the former Seal catcher, goes
10 Napa this afternoon, where he will take 'em
of the bat for the asylum town nine Esola, by
the way has been ordered 10 join the Oakland
state league team in company with Pitcher
Pierce OF Santa Cruz 1t is hoped that these
two men will help the great tail enders win q
game now and then.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR
ROBBING A CHINESE
Lawlor Appoints Attorney for
Men Accused of Burglary
at COnSuPS Request

May Johnson. the colored woman who
was convicted Of holding up a Chinese
named Yeong Foon and robbing him
of SIS. was sentenced to four years
Imprisonment by Judge Lawlor yes
terday.
The German consul has interested
himself in the cases OF Frank Rose
and Charles Schmidt, two men ar
raigned by Judge Lawlor on q charge
of burglary. The Judge announced
that he had received a letter from
the consul asking him to appoint an
attorney TO defend the accused men.
Attorney w. K. Tuller was named to
appear in the case. Rose and Schmidt
who are charged with robbing a
house at 1888 Mission street, pleaded
not guilty. and July 9 was fixed as
the day OF their trial.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
TENNIS TEAMS TO COMPETE

SAN MATEO, July 3.-The doubles
championship of San Mateo county will
be virtually decided on the tennis
courts of the Peninsula hotel tomorrow.
when the first tournament which has
taken place on the new courts will be
held. play starting at o'clocks The
strongest teams thus far entered seems
to be composed of Thomas Driscoil, ex-
state champion. and p. NJ Wescott.
The drawing for the first round re-
suited as follows: Bromfield and Topp.
a bye; Stewart and Tubbs VS.. Green
and Fuller; Sanderson and Sisson VS..
Driscoll and Wescott; Lansdale and
Derby VS.. Parsons and Dickie. In the
second round the teams entered are
Eliot and Whitney; Splivalo and Gay
ness; Bennett and Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
Butte Races

BUTTE, July Sixth day; weather
clear; track fast
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
1-1O--sevenfull (Kirschb M 100 1hI
3-1-Bell Reed Gvers) ....-.111 3 e
1o1-Galvanie (Groth) III ms
Beatrice S. Start good. Won in gallop. Second
handily Third driving Duke a. Of Orleans ans, 2q1' 81
Sherman 25-1, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
5-2-M Holiander (E. .sulli'n) .1o4 2 2n
6-1-Rose DAILY Qloyd) ....... .104 3 b
Time. 1:o1A. Winner, b. g; by Kismet-CsTa-
bel Hollander, badly outrun all the way, closed
very stoutly and could have won In another
stride. Jillette was weakly ridden and had t. to
10-l, Addie Hawkins 40-1, Search Me 12-1. By
10-1, Maid of Orleans SOL, finished as
named.
oaa RP n1ras and 5SsEe9 !erons w St Es's
2o1--R.AMcCurdy (Kir'h'm). 95 ! I q l q
S-5-Lena Leach .lDaussat. .1o5 "a
Time 40. Winner. b. e. by Iliowsho, Milten
Start good. Won driving Second and third
handily R. A. McCurdy had world of speed
saved ground and won through Kirschbaum's
perior horsemanship. Lena Leach broke slowly
after acting very badly at the post. Al Hamp-
q fell over him. Baierian 101, Jim Mallady 81
]. F. Crowley 10-1. Al Hampton 10-1, Gretchen
G 15-1. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Sx furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
7-10-Harvel (Singetonl. ..101
s. 1-Rustlng SILK (Nelson). 90 4 In
8. Columbia Girl " Dusnl104 "a 21s
Time, 1:15. Winner. b. C. by Sanders-Felo-
mesto Start good. Won stopping badly. Sec
ond driven. Third easily. Harvel tired rapidly
in final furlong and just lasted. Rustling Silk
ran smart race and would have won in another
stride or two. Columbia Girl tired following the
fast pace Daring outrun all the way. Daring
6-l Northwest i0-1. Tom Shaw 10-1, Piduet 1J-1.
Strat Martin 40-1, East End ST. finished as
named
FIFTH RACE-One mile. selling, year olds
and up:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin
3-1-Golden Wine (E. Clark .109 | a l 2l9
4-1-Hogarth Leeds. .116 32 q
6-1-Furze tClifordi 100 Ia IL
Time, 1:431a. Winner. ch. m. by Goldhnch-
Widow Chiquct. Start good. Won easily Sec
ond driven. Third cleverly. Golden Wine best;
was never in danger Harbor 5-l, Follow Me
ISL, Petaluma 81, kaiserhof 1o-l, Salpearl
10-1. Surety s-l, finished as named
SIXTH RACE-One and quarter miles, sell
ing. years old and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-1o-Nadzu (E. Sullivan. Jos l 12 III
g. 1-Markie Mayer (Clifordl100 IS
3 2-Chc. Walwortb POST los 4 , u ;
Time, 2:11. Winner. ch. e. by Sain n-Salt Grass
Mag Start good Won ridden out Second and
third easily Waworth led for six furlongs un-
der wraps and then stopped to walk, Neva
welch 10-1, Boundcliff 20-1, finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
CRICKET CLUB is FORMED

SAN MATEO, July 3.-With a mem
bershtp that promises to make il a
very strong organization the San Ma
teo cricket club has been formed with
Rev. n. B. W. Gallwey, pastor of the
Episcopal church, as president. and E.
L. Marcus as secretary. The club
which has senior and junior division
has been practtcing for a fortnight
and the first match. which will be a
friendly one, will take place on the
polo field of the FL Cerrito club in ri
Cerrito park Saturday.
Among the members already enrolled
are Robert @. Hooker. z. W. Hooker
George Parsons, d. ]. Stollery. +. j.
Rochex, James Watson. n. Marcus. d
Cuthbert, Z. Caldwell.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
COUNTY CLERK REPORTS
ON FINANCES FOR YEAR
Statement Shows Surplus for
June and for II Months
Total of So, ,SO2.o5

The report of County Clerk H I.
Mulcrevy for June shows that during
that month the receipts of his ONCE
totaled s1S.711.30 and the expenditures
$7,S93.33. leaving an excess of receipts
over disbursements of S1O.T27.97
A financial summary for the fiscal
year 1907-S gives the information that
the county clerks Office paid into the
city treasury during the II months
S2,S0295, the total receipts bein z
S17S.540.4 AS, and the total expenses, con-
siSting of salaries, S95.7375O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
RESULTS OF GAMES
Peace Again Reigns
at Santa Cruz
SPECIAL DIspATcH TO THE CAL,L

SANTA CRUZ, July 3.-After yester-
days eruption in baseball circles, when
the Sand Crabs went on strike for back
pay and Manager Heating resigned
Owner F. w. Swanton got busy imme-
diately and made good with the play
ers' salaries and they returned to the
fold Orlando Stevens has been named
manager and the fight for the pennant
will be resumed.
AS a result of the conciliation, Swan
ton brought out eight big autos, con-
tanning a band, and the Santa Cruz and
San Francisco teams paraded the
streets before the game, which went &c
the locals. who scored 13 times on the
visitors errors. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
Los ANGELES 4; OAKLAND 3
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE GAIL

HPELlAL DlnEAlAh ~ IHE CALL
LOS ANGELES. July 3.-Busher Nell
son went wrong in the last of the
ninth inning today and the four sin
giles in a row that were made off him
won the game for the locals. Up to
The ninth his team was in the lead on
account Of the hard hammering given
Cray in several innings, but when Nell
son began to weaken he went TO the
bad quickly. The two fielding features
u the game were two long running
-atches Of fouls by Dillon, and there
was nothing else noticeable except the
roaring of Van Haltren over some of
the dumb playing of his men
The locals scored first on Happy Ho-
cams double, Bernard's sacrifice and
cakes hit 10 center In the sixth, with
two gone, Dillon hit the ball in front
OF the plate and ran TO second when
Lewis overthrow first base. Then
Eagan made a wild heave to first of
Brashear's grounder and Dillon scored
In the ninth successive singles by
Smith Ellis, Delmas and Easterly
scored two runs. Score;
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CLEVELAND. July 3.-Detroit from
Cleveland and knocked the locals out Of first
place. Score: X. II. Z.
Cleveland ............... .
Detroit V II
Batteries Berger Liebhardt and Bemis; Don
ovan and Schmidt
WASHINGTON. July 3.-New York had three
pitchers in the box, but Washington scored its
third win. Score: X II. Il.
Washington ....-..........-..-.-.. II
Batteries-Smith and Street; Lake, Vaughn,
Chesbro, Kleinow and Sweeney.
CHICAGO. July 3.-Chicago-St. Louis game
postponed; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Philadelphia- -Bos
ton game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
Windsor Selections
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

First race-Lawrence p. Daley,
Billit Hibbs, Anna Smith.
Second race-William II. Lyon,
Spion, Gibson.
Third race-Simcoe, Brown en-
try, Balbek.
Fourth race-Charlie Gilbert,
Terah, Cave Adsum.
Fifth race-Sister Phyllis, This
tlebeIIe, Southern Bride.
Sixth race-MissOuri Lad, Ho1-
scher, F'lavigny.
Seventh race - Please, King
AvOndale, TOpsy Robinson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
WOMEN TO PLAY FOR GOLF GU

BURLlNGAME, July 3.-The annual
struggle among the women golfers of
the state for the possession of the Mrs.
Walter S.. Martin cup will take place on
the links of the Burlingame club at
match play tomorrow. Miss Edith
Chesebrough, Miss Alice Hager, Mrs. r.
D. Girvan. Mrs. G. 5. Garritt and Mrs.
f. Hoyt each have a win on the cup
and the winning of either Miss Hager
or Miss Chesebrough this year both
of whom are entered in tomorrow 5
match, will give them permanent po-
session of the handsome trophy.
Outside of MISC Hager and Miss
Chesebrough the talent of the remain
ing players thus far entered consists
of Mrs. Laurance 1. Scott and Mrs.
Walter Martin, the donor of the trophy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
- q - NATURES

There
SYSTEM appetite fails digestion poor bodv feels tired and
and other unpleasant
dered and needs assistance to ward off, perhaps some serious sickness or
aient S. S. recognized everywhere all ous natures
medicine made entirely OF healing cleansing invg herbs
being the greatest of all blood purifiers the healthy rc
1aton of the blood d the body Of
appetite Digestion
systems have been weakened or depleted s. promptly and
pleasantly than other medicine
should its thoroughly pn tS b5 I
the system s. s. s. Is admirably
because is free from minerals; without results ~
persons and pleasant severfo
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA "a
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
Ida Mearns Mclaughlin First Tennis Singles Contests
MoforcycIisfs Ready
for the Big Meet
Great Sport Is Looked For
When Crack Riders Compete
at Tanforan Today

All is in readiness for the big meet
of the motocyclists today and tomorro"
at Tanforan racetrack. The mose
varied program of events that mas mas
ever been billed on any track for sucn
a meet has attracted the best known
riders from all parts of the state ana
many exciting and interesting races
are sure to result.
A large force of men has been work
ing for the last two weeks or the
track and the circle is now in better
shape than ever. 1t is safe 70 predict
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
TWO GARAGES ARE COMBINED

PALO ALTO. July S.-The Stanford
auto and manufacturing company has
age, thus combining two of the largest
garages in this portion of the valley.
Both equipment and extra space will
be added by the present owners. The
Stanford company completed the sale
of a '09 Stevens-Duryea to Percy T.
Morgan of Mountain View yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
BOAT CI.I1n ELEcTs oFFICERs

ALAMEDA, July 3.-Ihe Alameda
boat club has elected officers as fol-
lows: President, George e. Tupper; vice
Bradford: treasurer, A. G. Bell; captain,
Henry Hess lieutenant, Kim Lewis:
second lieutenant l.. Bradford; execu-
tive board, Harold Smith, Wallace Mer-
rtman, Martin Willets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
National League

NEW YORK, July 3.-Philsdelphia was out
played BY the home team. Score: II. H e.
Philadelphia ...............-3 10 8
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 3
Batteres-Sparks. Ritchie and Doom; Crandal
and Bresnshan. Umpire-Rigler.
BOSTON. July 3.--Boston from Brooklyn
by a hitting rally in~the ninth inning, led by
HummeIs errors. Score: r. Fl. E.
Boston -----.--.--.. .s--..----.
Brooklyn ...............-..-....- )
Batteries-McCarthy and Graham; Mcintyre
and Bergen. Umpire-O'Day.
PITTSBURG, July 3.-Pttsburg frightened its
hold first place by shutting out Chicago
Score: r. Fl. L.
PlttSburg l3
Chicago ....-.-.....-...... 0 3 2
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Overall. Lund-
eren and Moran. Umpires-Johnstone and Ems
lie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
LatOnia Races

CINCINNATI, July 3.--Latonia results:
First race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Sweet
Pippin won. Buena Vista second, Ornamosa
third. Time. 1:09 As.
Second race. FIVE and a half furlongs-Naria-
ton won, Floreal. second, Point Laco third. Time.
I:07 So.
Third race. six furlongs-H -Hazelthorpe won.
Marmorean second. Flossie third. Time,
1:14 As.
Fourth race handicap. six furongs-Dainty
Dame won, AL Muller second, Miss Alert third.
Time. 1:13 As.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Geine won, Mary
Talbot second Lady Carol third. Time, ! :27 30.
Sixth race, one and q sixteenth miles-Seyerus
won Lady Baldur second, Silverbrook third.
Time, las.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04

McCredie will have to show a great flash of
speed today and tomorrow If he expects TO take
his Beavers home in the lead next week When
Mac left Portland two weeks ago the bows were
headners. He promised the fans that he would
bring them back in the same place, but unless
things break little better for him the Port
foot in the cellar. He is now only two points
ahead of the Angeh
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
SUMMARY

Runs-Of Jones ,. of Salisbury 2 OF McFar-
land , Of Kinsella Z Hits-On Jones 3 of
Salisbury .. OF Mcfarland 4. Of Klnsella g. of
Willis 1. Two base hits-Rysn. Williams 90,
Melchoir Berry. Sacrifice hits-COoney vii
liams. First base on called balls-On McFar-
land 3. OF Kinsella !. OF Jones 2 of Salisbury
. Struck out-By Mcfarland J. by Kinsells l.
by Willis >, by Salisbury . Hit by pitcher
Mcfarland by Salisbury. Curtis by Kinsella
Double plsvs-kinSella 10 Casey 70 Danzig Mel
choir 10 Berry 10 Mohler. Williams 20 Zeider
Wild pitch-Kinsella. Credit victory to Willis
Charge defeat TO Kinsells Time Of game-1
hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-O Connell
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
GRANGER is Acquitted

The charge of burglary against Al
fred Granger was dismissed by Police
Judge Shortall yesterday at the re-
quest of Special Detective Hirschey OF
the ST. Francis hotel. Granger was
found in the hotel on Monday night
going from room to room and when
questioned said he was a plumbing z
inspector. He had taken nothing and
it was shown that he had been drink
ing heavily