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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
PORTOLA PROGRAM

PORTOLA PROGRAM
following adopted for the Portoa
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10
MoRNING-Don Gaspar lands foot OF Market street
Parade Market
Keys city given by Marshall square
NooN-President's toast TO be drunk around world
AFTERNooNPortola at St Francis hotel
Poroa presented to queen in Union square
Band Union
By committee at St Francis
intercollegiate game park stadium
EvENING-Band concert in Union
Illumination throughout
boxing at pavilion.
Reception noab by king and
Fireworks display in square
Midnight tight walking Third and Market streets
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20
MoRNING-Auto sight seeing ride for
ChIdrens chorus of 5000 voices at Union square
golf Francisco golf club
Amateur golf San Francisco golf club
AFTERNooNPortoa tennis Golden Gate park
Band concert in Union square
Poroa championship lacrosse park stadium
Gate park
Observation-Disclosures throughout city
Band Union square.
International boxing contest Dreamland pavilion.
international ball be Of Poroa and
noabes Farmont hotel
Fireworks in Union square
Illumination of warships
Midnight tight rope walking Third Market
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21
MoRNING-Professiona golf San Francisco golf club
golf San Francisco golf club
Civic parade from Front and Market streets.
AFTERNOON-Nava parade
Union
Rugby football, stadium.
EVENING-Iluninaion
in Union
Fireworks.
Tight rope walking Market
Masquerade bali at Auditorium hail.
Illumination of warships.
FRIDAY OCTOBER II
MORNING-Auto parade Lombard and Van Ness
Professional golf tournament San golf club
Amateur golf San Francisco golf club
championship field and Golden
gate park stadium.
will present medals and laurel wreath to victors
Union square.
Auto sight seeing trip for enlisted of fleet
Observation-Disclosures of entire city
nd in
Poroa wrestling Dreamland pavilion
Union
Midnight tight rope walking Third and
Illumination OF warships
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
MORNING-Fna in golf tournament Francisco golf club
Worlds championship ooth boulevard Oakland 800
miles
Tennis finals in Golden Gate park
All British Columbia and All California
AFTERNOON-Barbarian and Olympic Rugby at stadium
Band Union square
of small boats of feet bay
EVENING-Ilumination.
Historical and parade avenue and
Hayes
Masquerade.
Fireworks in Union
Midnight tight rope walking Third Market streets
ascension of balloon
Illumination OF warshlps
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
Bogen Gets
New Agencies

market. They are the Black Crow and
the Empire The demonstrating models
of these two cars are expected TO arrive
in the city before October 10.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

William Bogen. president of II. W.
Bogen, Incorporated, has returned from
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

s. s. Freeman of Alameda recentl
drove his 2S horsepower Franklin froI
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
Exhibit of
The Rambler

consist of a limousine. seven passenger
touring car. four passenger close cou-
nIsd babv tonneau, all on four cylin-
der. As horsepower chassis. combina
ton touring and roadster, and pol
ished chassis of the 1896 horsepower
four cylinder chassis model. All these
will be of the latest 1910 model, which
have left the factory and are nearing
the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

c. B. Gardner of the local Pullman
agency. in discussing that car yester-
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
HORSES IN
WILDWOOD RACES
Five Fast Ones to 60 on
Straieht-Away Course on
Saturday

WILDWOOD, N. j., Aug. 5-saturday
will be made a red letter day in racing
events in this resort. wliSn some of the
best and fastest horse races ever seen in
this section Of the State will be held on
the straightaway automobile speedway
course in North wildwood. A number Of
speedy trotting and pacing horses from
New York city, Wilmington, Philadelphia
and interior Pennsylvania have been se-
cured TO come here to compete in the
events for tho handsome trophies while
this State will supply its quota OF fast en-
trants that viii give the visiting horse
men some trouble to get away with the
prizes. Four events will be held in all one
of which will be distinctly for horses
owned in South Jersey A number Of the
most celebrated horses will be brought
here in padded cars attached to the al
ternoon express on Thursday and these
Will be tried out over the course which
is the finest straightaway course for rae
ing events of this kind in the country.
Wilmington horses entered are Hidalgo.
Western Girl Wesley, Jr. Little Lady and
Jim Bayard.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
MAY DEPOSIT
CARSON BONDS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 5.-Judge
solly. Of the Orphans Court of Montgom-
cry county, has signed decree permit
ting Attorney John c. Bell to deposit the
N,0O0.00O Interstate Railways Co.. bonds
owned by the Carson Estate with the
Real Estate Trust Co.. as depository un-
der the Earle plan OF readiustment
There have already been deposited
about Sl500OO bonds under the plan. The
directors of tne company own and con-
troll approximately S2,0OO000 additional
bonds. so that a total of S6.75000O is now
assured. The directors had agreed to de-
posit their bonds al the same time the
Carson bonds are deposited and that is
the reason why tney were not put in be-
ford this
II is believed that this decision of Judge
Solly's, which gives Official senction to
the plan, will insure its success. with
Sc, 100000 secured, 1t should not be difn-
cult friends of tho plan assert. TO gel
in the additional S75O.00O to make iota
OF Sl5OJOOo, or IS per cent. of the out.
standing issue. which the Earle Com.
mittee desires before declaring the plar
operative.
The suit Of d. J. Moore TO prevent us,
of United Railway ID Transportation
securities under the plan is yet to be de.
cided Similar court action by American
Railway interests is still undecided The
latter corporation holds about S2,OOOOOO OF
the Interstate bonds. while the outstand.
ing issue is approximately sio7Oo,O00
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
TRACK BOXING GOLF
CITY COPS IN
FIELD EVENTS
Blue Goats Having Big Time
at SOuthSide Today

The police are holding their annual nele
sports at South Side Park this afternoon
and the weather man having produced ar
ideal day for the event a large crowd il
expected. The field events will be decided
first and the baseball game between tn,
east and west side policemen will follow
The sports began at O'Clock.
Among the field events viii be fai
mans race for which there are hve en-.
tries The contestants viii be Police Cap
tain Charles f. Evans, Sergeant Thomai
Bailey. Operator Andrew HarlSins. and
Patrolmen Frank Kane and James W
Edwards.
The ball game is expected TO be ar
exciting contest For several weeks th,
officers have been practcing and both
teams are in splendid shape. Tho umprei
will be Harry Dawson and John Me.
Mahon.
Frank Kane has organized team with
the name Of HAS Beens" for which hi,
contends there is a great future. The line
up Of this new team follows: BILLY" Con
ner, catcher; England. pitcher; Harlsins
short stop. Taylor. nrstbase; Kane. sec
ondbase captain, manager and generals
simo; Evans, thirdbase; Squire Durney
left field; Billy" Heal, center field
JalSubowski, right field; Glling, Lons
and Solomon. substitutes.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
BACK FROM TRIP
ON CHESAPEAKE

Guests of the Charles Warner Com
pany on the yacht Estene. the first
section of the Master BuilderJ Assoc
citation. returned last night from their
annual outing beginning on Monday
from Havre de Grace. The party left
.IIayre de Grace on Monday evening for
the Chesapeake Bay and anchored off
Rock Hall for the night Tuesday
morning was spent sightseeing at An
napolis and Wednesday was spent at
Betterton.
The hosts on tho trip were John
Warner, second vice -presidetn; W. A.
Jordan. comptroller; William II. Small
ley. retail sales manager; George A.
Pierce and Henderson Smith, repre-
.sentatives Of the Charles Warner Com
pany and Captain Winfield scott
Those who enjoyed the trip were A.
=. Neutze. of T. r, Curlett and Com
pany; J and NJ. Kennedy. architects;
william G. Tindall u. T. Carton. w.
J johnson. w. Howard May, A. Eek
man. S. J. Newman. Norman Jones,
Preston Walker. Joseph Hail. Marion
n. Wood.
The party returned home last even
ing about o'clock and was met at
the station by the second instaliment
of the Master Builders, who will make
tho same trip on the Estclle.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
WOODLAND CAMP
ON AT ELKTON
Platform Meeting First Of
Religious Services to Con-
tilue TO August is

ELKroN, Md, Aug 5..-wih a large
number Of tenters ON the grounds. the
fortieth annual Woodlawn camp meeting
nder the auspices Of the Woodlawn Camp
Meeting Association, opened yesterday
and viii continue two Sundays. indica-
tions point TO "a most successful camp.
Tho first service was held az s o'clock
last night and was what IS termed a
platform meeting" The Rev. j. Howard
Gray Is the preacher in charge of the
services.
Practice OF charging 9 cents admission
TO each visitor TO the grounds ON Sum
days. instead OF taking up collections. at
the several religious meetings during the
day will be continued this year.
Morning family worship service will be
held each day at $50 a. M; chidren's
meeting at l.3O y. M. in charge OF Dea-
coness Miss Emma Kelly. Young peo-
Piles meeting win be held at $50 D. D, i'm
charge Of a deaconess. J. Wesley Ewing
win have charge of tho music.
The Rev. j. II. Gray preacher In
charge. has arranged 10 have tho follow
/ ing we'll known ministers to be present
and nm the pulpit at the various scr-
vices:
Thursday. August 8. the Rev. w IT..
/ Briggs az 1890 a. M; the Rev. j. w.
Jones' p M: the Rev. I. G. Fosnocht
evening service. Friday the Rev. W. F.
Corkran. morning. tile Rov.sJ. r. Bick-
ing. afternoon; G. r.. Strausburg, even
ing Saturday. tho Rev. J. ~. Price.
morning the Rev. $. H. Hamilton, even
ing Sunday tho Rev G.. ~. Wyatt morn
ing; the Rev. IT, A. G.. Westcrncld. ar
ternoon, and the Rov. F. f. Carpenter.
evening Monday the Rev. C.. r. Wyatt.
morning; singing by Hall-Mack. OF Phil
adclphia. I'm the afternoon and evening.
Tuesday, singing by Hall Mack i'm the
morning. the Rev. H. A. G.. Woster-
field afternoon preaching. and the Rov
r. +. Carpenter. evening. Wednesday
will he Temperance Day IN charge of tho
Cecil County Woman's Christian Temper
ancc Union. in charge of the Rev. j. NJ
Artcrs. Thursday, tho Rev. W l.. White
will preach in tho morning. tho Rev As.
bury Burke. afternoon. and tho Rev n
H. Webster evening. Friday the Rev
=. A. Webster. morning. the Row j. w
Jones, afternoon, and the Rev. G.. r. Az
. dcrson, evening, Saturday tho Rev. w
IT, Briggs. morning; tho Rev T.. +. Car
penter. evening. Sunday the Rev. J. NJ
Barnette, morning; the Rev. l.. y. Bar.
rctt. afternoon Monday the Rev J. NJ
Barncttc. morning: tho Rev. Samuel
Polk. afternoon. and the Rcv. G. c. WI
uams. evening. Tuesday the Rev. G.. c.
Williams. morning; the Rev. O. r. Jones
afternoon and tho Rev. v =. Northrup
evening Wednesday breaking camp with
special services at 1880 a. m.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
in LOWER
END OF COUNTY
Many Deaths Of Farm Stock
in Vicinity of Thorough
fare Neck

In the recent outbreak of anthrax
IN Thoroughfare Neck. i'm the lower
end of New Castle county. i'm mar
row circumscribed section between
Walkers School House and Eagles
Nest there have been to date reported
"a deaths of livestock, including %
cows. dozen hogs and one horse. Dr.
Frank Gardner Of Smyrna, and Dr
II. b. Mcdowell. of Middletown, on
the part Of the state Board of Agri-
culture, have been waging warfare
against the spread of the disease and
indications are that the epidemic is
pretty well confined.
In the past week or moro George
Bennett has lost three COWS, James
Price four, Horace NanDyke three.
Harry G.. Beldt two. James shorts
three, w. Is. Burris two and one each
for Herbert Davis. Robert j. Fen
nemore and Mr.. Sapp. James Price
lost a valuable horse and among other
farmers, ten or dozen hogs have died.
The state spares no time. skill nor
expense at stamping out this virulent
animal disease, which not only would
mean the cutting off OF the peoples
meat, butter milk and cream supply.
but the depopulation of the farms and
utter inability TO till the land
Or. +. Gardner and DR.. Mcdowell,
the veterinarians. We're forced to work
day and night by the State and are
now busy inoculating all the stock of
the infected district before many ami
mails die. Early in the season the
stock in the infected places in Kent
and in a part of New Castle county
was inoculated, and more recently tho
veterinarians have been working
through the infected zone around
| Thoroughfare Neck The present out
break is in a small section which has
been free from the disease heretofore.
The only preventive of the disease
( is inoculation. The best time TO in
oculate tho cattle is in the spring, and
every animal in all tho infected dis
tricts should he inosuated. The great
est trouble that the state experiences
in finally getting rid of the disease
which strikes. then kills, is that the
farmers viii not allow their stock e.
be made immune from the disease. If
incubation is attended to, it Is de-
clared there would be fewer cases of
the disease i'm the next twelve months
Il soon would be exterminated.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Mr.. JEFFERIS AGAIN
HELD ON SAME CHARGE

In order evidently to avoid any doubt
rs 20 the regularity OF the proceedings
by which prisoner arrested on war
rant issued by the clerk of tho City
Court was arraigned before a magis-
trate. Augustus T.. Jeneris. secretary
Of tho Ponnsgrove Pier Company.
charged with perjury by Mahlon b.
Foster. was arraigned this morning in
city Court
John P Nields. who represented
Jencris. waived a hearing, and Judg,
Cochran held him under $500 bail foi
the upper court.
Magistrate Robertson, before whom
Ieneris had been arraigned on Tuosda,
afternoon. had held him under 500
bail after a hearing before him ha,
been waived.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
BASEBALL TURF TENNIS
MANY SUICIDES AMONG
PROMINENT BASE BALL MEN

The suicide OF President Harry G.
Pulliam. of the National League, the
news of which shocked the baseball
world, adds another 70 the surprkingly
long list OF prominent basebaW men
who have taken their own lives.
Heretofore the suicides have been
confined TO the playing ranks and
nearly a dozen famous players arc
found TO have died by their own hands.
The first player to take hls life was
Catcher Frank Ringo who drank poi
son at kansas City on April II, 1883.
lie was part of the famous Philadcl-
phia battery of Coleman and Ringo,
both players joining the Pittsburg team
after a long term Of service with the
Quakers. Ringo had retired from base
bail and was travelling salesman for
a cigar firm at the time of his death.
Pittsburg was the scene of the next
baseball suicide. Edward J. McNabb,
the Baltimore pitcher, shooting himself
and dying instantly az tho Eifcl hotel
i'm Smithfield street in 1904
Ed. Crane famous as a pitcher and
aaid 10 have made the longest throw
jim rho history OF baseball. although he
was never given the record officially.
swallowed poison and ended his life az
Rochester n. ". In 1895.
The year 300 witnessed the terrible
act of Martin Bergen. the Boston Ma
tionals star catcher. who KILLED his
Wife three children and himself
In July of the Same year James Nc
Caligan. with the New York Giants FOR
a while. suicided by cutting his throat.
on January II, 1908. winnie" Mcr-
Ger. tho famous pitcher, then with
Washington. and managing barn
storming trip TO the Pacific coast end
cd his life by inhalig gas in a San
Francisco hotel.
on March 2s. 1907 Charles "ChiclS
Stahl. then manager of the Boston
Americans on the spring training trip.
drank carbolic acid ANA died al West
baden Springs, Ind
Two days later =. ID. Murphy. q
minor league player and a former team
mate OF Stahls. who had gone 10 Fort
Wayne to attend the iattors funeral
committed suicide in the same manner
rs Stahl
Within a few months Of Stahrs death
thro minor league players. Alvin Bayne
Rob Lakswert and William c. Palmer.
took their own fvess
The death OF Ed Delehanty. while
reported as a suicide at the time is
held to have been an accident by those
who were closest to that great player
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
BOSTON CLUBS CUT
OUT GAMBLING

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BOSTON, Aug. 5-The city authorities
and the Boston American and National
Baseball Leagues arrangements have
reached a compromise today on the ques.
tion OF gambling ON the bah grounds
which caused the revocation Of the Ma.
tional Clubs license and threatened I'm.
iii today TO prevent a renewal Of the
American clubs license which expired
on August I.
According to tho compromise between
the authorities and tho baseball people
the latter are to post notice against
gambling and have given a pledge 70
the police 10 the effect that every effort
win be made TO put an end to the prac-
tice.
II is understood that both clubs VIII
get their licenses today.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL:
1. Has there ever been a nine in
ming game where only q men faced
the pitcher on each side?
?. If the bases are fun and the bat
ter knocks an infeld fly that hits al
pitchers box, has the pitcher got to
catch the ball?
3. He doesn't and the umpire calls
the batter out and the opposing team
quits with the other team ahead. does
the game go to the team that didn't
quit? N.Y.
1. Never heard of one.
,. No, the pitcher does not have TO
catch the bah and the batter was ont
unless two men were already out in
that inning. If two are out in such
cases the ball must be fielded.
3. If any team quits the field while
q game is in progress the game is for
feited to the team which remains on
the diamond by a score of 3 to O.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
COUNTY LEAGUERS
In FAST GAMES

New Castle VS.. DUPONT at Front and
Union streets, and South side VS.. River
view at Riverview, viii be the County
League attractions here on Saturday and
il is likely that record breaking crowds
will see the game because Of the hard
fight dupont, New Castle and Riverview
arc making for the pcnnant, New Castle
and Riverview will show strengthened
lme-ups and the manager OF each team
is counting on winning his game should
New Castle lose TO DUPONT and RiyervieN
win from Southside, the Villagers would
again get a tighter hold on second place
while Now Castle would have to be salts
fed with third position.
The games ought to be among the best
OF the County League series.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
ST. PAUL'S TO
TRY ST. ANN'S

st. Paurs and ST. AIMS. of the Holy
Name League. will meet I'm a double.
header at South Side Park on Saturday
The boys from the Forty Acres are com.
ing strong and there promises TO be lott
of excitement.
Additional interest is being taken il
these games owing to the fact that il
will be the first game between the clubs
ST. Paurs has taken the series from everJ
other club i'm the league.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Ealrs knoek out easebaII.
Special to THN EVENING JOi RNI

Special to THh EVENING JO RNAL
SEAFORD. Del, Aug. lowing to
the opening of the county fairs i'm
northern Virginia there will be no ball
games in that section the next two
weeks The Wachapreague Baseball
Association did not have the funds to
keep their players through the idle
season and disbanded Parksley, Caps
Charles and Accomao win hold thel
teams over and begin the finish of the
series when the fairs end
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
LOCAL HORSES TO
GO HERE ON SATURDAY

The Delaware Horse SHOW Association
will hold matinee on Saturday after
noon as usual. The schedule was to hav,
been made out today but the work wa;
delayed because It is not known yet how
many horses will go i'm the ildwood races
Enough will remain at home, however
10 make up a good card for the loca
races.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
A MONG OURSELVES
IA BEING LITTLE STORIES
N or THE SPORTING ~
FOLKS GATHERED FROM
EVERYWHERE.
BY DAVE

Surely no one would fight 10 hold
his job as manager of the South Side
The Parkside team looks as good
when they are facing camera.
dupont will prove a troublesome
crew for that New Castle team. AT
that, New Castle fans think their team
is the equal OF the Powdermakers. We
shall see.
"Red" Walsh will help Riverview
hold second place in the League fight
II is likely that Johnny MeDon.
.ough win be back in the game in q
short time.
President Duncan says his New Cas-
tie team win get out OF third place.
Mousley is not worried over tho pac,
the Fishtowners are setting.
Thoer is one team III this town tina
hasn't lost a game IN two years. /
hasn't played since 1907.
Yesterday these were tipped Off a
the leaders In tho League race:
DUPONT
Riverview
New Castle.
Circumstances and bonohead base
ball havo done stunts I'm the past bu
We sec no reason to weaken on the pre-
diction.
DO you2
But they do play ball-that soutl
Side team.
Let all the fans turn out on Sat
lurday.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
calisthenIo Enhihition.

Scholars of the Wilmington Turnge-
.meinde win give public exhibition Of
the German system of training In cai-
isthenics and games At Kirkwood Park
on saturday. August IA. at 3 psm. The
exhibition viii be directed by the ply
sical instructor. An invitation has
been extended 10 the public school
board and the Park Commissioners 10
laticmd.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
ST. PATRICK'S HOLY
NAME FIELD SPORTS

The Rev Father Munster and tho
Holy Name Society Of St Patrick's ;
Church are arranging for a field day
ON September 4. As there are no base
hall games scheduled for that day
there is sure to be crowd at the
s, orts.
As several Of the events will be
exhibition ones deep interest IS being
taken. Among the trials will be one
by New York club man TO make a
hammer throwing effort.
Already entries have been received
from a number Of the most prominent
member of the irish American \. Co.
and tho New York A. g., some Of
whom hold worlds records. as well
as nrie from Bayonno and eliza
beth. a. J. Philadelphia viii be we'll
represented.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Promotlon For Enaineer.

Arthur IIauber a civil engineer Of
this city and a graduate OF Delaware
College has been appointed on the re-
Gently created Bureau Of Public works
in the Philippine Islands at Manila.
The duty OF this bureau win be the de-
velopmont Of Bsgnio, the proposed cap
itol Of the Philippine Islands. The
comrission which is an important one
was given to Mr. Hauher by Governor
Forbes.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
BIRD PLIES 400
MILES IN 10 DAYS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio Aug. g.
Worlds records in long distance pigeon
flights were shattered when ''Sivoi
Bill' a homing pigeon owned by William
r. McGonigal, reached home this morn.
ing from Denver, Colo. making the i.4N
odd miles airline, in ten days. The bird
lowered his own mark by three days
Fourteen birds were liberated in thu
flight
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Jewelers 10 Have Meetino

The jewelers. Club. composed of
ewelers of this city, win hold a meet
ng some time in the next few weeks
20 determine whether the stores will
be- closed on Labor Day. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held early i'm September.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Tri-state
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.

American League.
Athletics-Chicago; wet grounds.
Washington, I; Cleveland, 0.
Washington. 6; Clevelyand, ?.
Detroit, 10; Boston. 3.
Boston, 3. Detroit. /.
New York-St. Louis; rain.
National League.
Philadelphia, 4: st. Louis, /.
Brooklyn, /; Pittsburg. 0.
Chicago, S; Boston. 3.
New York-Cincinnati; rain.
State.
Johnstown, 4; Harrisburg, 1.
Altoona, 8; Williamsport, ..
York, 4; Reading. 3.
Trenton-Lancaster; rain.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
Rinhtsous Indinnation.

II have discovered a lot Of graft in
the city hall. Got a dead open and
shut case. with all the proof"
What are you going 10 do-report
it to the grand juryT"
"Yes. il they refuse to let me in on
a. -
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
On Marathon 10 shellpot

The Marathon Club made run to
Shcllpot Park and return last night.
The time was 55 minutes.
Those who made the run were:
Joseph =. Mortimer OF Penn state
College; William Oliver. of Rodney
Heights; Joseph Krejci, Frederick
Dunn, John Burns.