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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Saratoga Results

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug i3.-Before a crowd
of 10. 900 persons s. G. Hildreth's Dalmation.
admirably ridden by Shilling, easily won the
Sc, 900 Trayers stakes, mile and a quarter here
today Damatian-at stage of the journey
was in danger and at the end he was only gal
Looping.
The surprise of the race was the brilliant and
sudden improvement In Barleythorpe, which
ran second. Dalmatian and HIS stable mate.
Hampton Court. were always the favorites at
odds on
The officers army service cup race proved
to be one of the attractions which drew the big
crowd today. The race was hoty contested
from the start and resulted In victory for
Sequence. riden by Major Roberts of the United
States army. Fort Thomas. Kentucky. Results:
!, First race, five and a half furlongs Herbert
Turner, 20 to /. won: Thrifty. 8 to L. second :
Mindinette,. I to /. third Time. 1:0e 3-5
Second race. steeplechase. about two miles
Aunt julie. TO 2 won: Stour to 1. second: !:
Jesuit. 6 TO /, third Time, 4:21-
Third race, six furlongs-Novelty, IL to l.
won; Iron Mask. to 2. second: Naushon, to
5, third. Time. IA %
Fourth race. one and quarter mfies-Dalma-
tiar, to 10. won: Barleythorpe. 100 TO l. sec
ond: Hampton Court. to 10. third. Time 2IO
Fifth race steepleehase. about two miles
second; Paprika, 9 to l. third. Time. 4:29 2-5.
Time. 1 40 2-5.
Seventh race mile-Question Mark. to /.
won; Wilton Lackaye. s TO L. second. Dull
Care. TO 1. third. Time, 1:46 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Anglers FEAR A
Salmon SCARCITY
Nonappearance of Finny Tribe
Gives Rise to Anxiety With
Closed Season Near
Bv FRANK o'DoNNELL

Fishermen who journeyed down the
peninsula TO whip the streams and Ia
goons of San Mateo county for steel
head last Sunday and on subsequent
days of last week Jared well and the
tidal inlets and flats of the upper bay
were found good for nice catches of
striped bass, but the light tackle ex-
perts who went outside the harbor to
test their skill on big Quinnat salmon
were again disappointed. The nom
appearance of the salmon schools gave
rise 70 considerable comment and
caused some anxiety, for they are al
ready overdue and the open season has
only FIVE more weeks TO run, September
il being the last day on which the big
ones may be legally taken
The Pescadero lagoon in San Mateo
county was the objective point of a
score of anglers, who left the city at
the close Of last week. There was a
fine run of steelhead weighing from
one 70 FIVE pounds in the lagoon and
they proved game enough TO test to the
utmost the skill of the rod wielders
who sought 10 lure them from their
native element Good baskets were ac-
counted for all week, the going being
particularly good on Sunday
]. B. Cook, Nelson Slater. Judge Os-
frandt, W. J. Street and w. A Street
returned during the week from hunt
ing and fishing trip in the vicinity of
the Yosemite valley. They had some
excellent fishing in the south fork of
= the Merced river near FL Portal, and
Billy Street directed the party to well
stocked trout pools in other streams in
that region seldom visited by city
sportsmen. The north fork of the Yuba
between Bassets and Sierra City yield
ed some good baskets to several local
anglers. according TO report.
IT was reported a lew days ago that
the government engineers had quit
drawing water from Lake Tahoe
through the Truckee for irrigation pur-
poses and that the food gates were
closed II this report is correct the
water in the river viii soon be low
enough TO permit fly fishing again.
3. Kenniff and several other fly casters
were contemplating a trip to the lodge
near Boca 10 investigate the report and
get a line on fishing conditions.
Al Cumming returned to the city
from San Antoine slough Thursday
night with about the best catch of
striped bass seen in some time. Cum
ming was at the slough for two days
fishing UP to noon Thursday. He took
II FISH weighing from three TO six
pounds, getting eight on spoon and the
rest on CLAIMS. He said that there were
plenty Of bass in the slough and that
Frank Marcus and Billy Kittle Were
doing well when he left.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Minor Baseball Games

VISALIA. Aug. ls.-Mafre was batted out of
the box and Tuisre won easily. 10 to 0. Buckles
inFincible. Score:
Tulare ........................ 10 o.
FiSalia
Batteries Buckles and Kuhn; Marie. Tracy
and DashEo0d.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Newspaper League L
Ready for Start

The latest league of them all, the
newspaper organization, will spring
into being this morning at II o'clock
when the Chronicle and 8ulletin mines
will line up on the St Ignatius dia-
mond. All the fans who really want to
see lot of fun, plenty of action. crab
bing'' and kicking stunts are earnestly
requested to be on the job.
This will be one game that figures to
make them all talk Neither team will
give out its lineup for fear the other
will gather bunch of ringers at the
last minute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Butte Results

BUTTE. Aug. 13-Longshot winners were in
evidence today. Cabins victory in the sixth
Paine took the feature race of the card There
will be no races Monday, so that the meet may
end on Saturday, the number OF racing days
being limited by law. Results:
FIRST RACE-Futurity course. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
51-J: NJ. Stokes. "a (callahan). ........-.....
S-1-Ben Stone, 105 (E. Smith) -..............
Time lilo AZ. Balreed, Hannibal Bey, Do
Herives, Beulah Lee, also ran.
SECOND RACE-Futurity course, selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
21-Jessupbutn, 1o3 (GaugeD. ............... |
12-1-Rey Ell Tovar. 1O7 (Pagel l.....-....... 3
Time, iii. Swagerlator Sanest. Platoon,
Titus II, Mossback, also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs, sell
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-5-Arionette. 96 (Selden) en)...-............... 1
7-1-Begone, 105 Dennisonl nl.................. 2
7-2-Iord of the Forest. 1O3 tGaugeD ........ )
Time, Los So. Thistle Belle Patterson, Bin
ocular, also ran.
FOURTH RAoE-one mile. Rocky Mountain
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
I-2-Jack Paine, los (Gaugen ..-;...........
Time, 1:a9 4-5. Fancy also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile. selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
10-1-Tavora, 104 (van Dusen) n)..... 2
10-1-Tremargo, 100 tGaugeD ................. 3
Time. AZ Is. McNally, Gretchen G, Frieze,
Miss Picnic, also ran.
SIXTH RAGE-Seven furlongs selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-i-Cabn. 105 (GaugeD D.....................
10-I-Budapest. 103 (yan Dusen) ..-....-...- 2
12-1-swede Sam, 1os FISCHER, .............. 3
Time. LIS As. Barney Oldfeld, Mrs. Nu-
gent, Captain Burnett. Sink Spring. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
2-1-Mitre, los IT, J. CarrolD olD.......... 1
6-1-silver Grain. 107 (Jahnsen) ........ 2
S-1-Dr. Mayer, 106 (Coburn) n)............. 3
Time, / 20 3d. Orilene, Bonfls Enchanter
Young Belle, Bay Garter, Bardonia Copperfeld
Consprator. Wicket. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
FAST IIGHTWEIGHTS )
WILLBOX 10 ROUNDS.
Rising Oakland Youngster Has Grand
Chance Against British Veteran
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

1 HE of the world will be focused San Francisco
this back
boxing Jim Jefes could come back old George Dixon
could back Frank Ene failed and old Peter Jackson
looked
while be
do beings impossible
Cofrot successful that the
has play the role of the life OF the
business,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

Singles-Iack Cannon beat Herbert Jones. Sc
81. -. Sc. Doubles-TrittIe and Jones
beat Wehlner and Cannon. 6-3 Sc, G-3, 40.
LONG BEACH. Aug. 13-Bert s. Coleman
Los Angeles newspaperman and Jack Hail. a
tourist from Covington. Ky. are arranging to
attempt the feat of swimming across the San
Pedro channel to Catalina island. a distance of
q miles, which has never been accomplished
despite several attempts
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Western League

Al Lincoln-Denver 3, Lincoln 2
At ST. Joseph-St. Joseph /, Sioux City o.
At Des Moines Wichita S, Des Moines s.
At Topeka-Rain-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. CHAMPIONSHIPS
in both singles and doubles in the Missouri val
ley tennis tournament went to Kansas City men
when the finals were played today. Results
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
American Association

At Miwaukee-First game. Kansas City o,
Milwaukee ].
Second game: Kansas City f. Milwaukee !.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. Indiana polls l.
AT Ninneapolis-St Paul ,. Minneapolis f.
At Coumbus-Toledo 4, Columbus 3 l12 in
nings).
BALTIMORE. Aug. 13.-Funeral services over
the body of Joe Cans. former champion light
weight boxer. who died last Wednesday of con.
sumption, were held in whatcoat fcoored)
Methodist Episcopal church this afternoon Sew
eral Thousand persons, both white and coIored.
passed by the casket. Burial was in Mount Au-
burn cemetery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05

Washington, April 5.-There is a
constantly recurring rumor in the cap
ital to the effect that Justice Moody
who is 81 years old, may be retired
by special bill before he reaches the
age limit Justice Moody mas been
i'll most Of the time during the past
year. In case suoh bin should be
passed it will make the third vacancy
to be filled by President Taft. Judge
Horace Lurton was his first selection
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of the late Justice Peckham. II is
entirely too early as yet to forecast
accurately the selection Of a success
sor to the late Justice Brewer.
Two men have been suggested as
standing in favor with President Taft
for this vacancy. One Is the present
solicitor general. Lloyd w. Bowers
and the other is Judge Willis Vande-
vanter OF the eighth judicial district
whose name is brought forward by.
Clark OF Wyoming. chairman
Of the senate committee on judiciary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05

Senator L. A. SIMPSON, came to Bos-
ton last year with the avowed inten-
tion of bringing forth a claimant un-
der the will of Daniel Russell OF Mel
rose, newspaper readers either sighed
wearily or openly sneered at this mans
effrontery! But this contest has oc-
cupied over 120 days in court, and now
that it is nearing it's close the public
are not so sure. Certainly IL has not
bored them. Whether they believe
that the claimant has made out his
case or not, all agree that it is in some
ways the most remarkable identifica-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05

4
similar walk. and the eyes Of both are
OF Q peculiar hazel color. This sini-
larity Judge Lawton studied one dav
near a large window in the courtroom
at Mr.. Simpsons request.
The most exciting moment reoentlv
was one day a fortnight ago when
MRS. Mary Arno, before her marriapa
Mary Ruseau and a sister of Lanes
huseau, came back to Cambridge from
ner New York home and changed he,.
testimony. Several months ago she
appeared as a witness for the resnond~ :
ents, and from number Of nhoto-
graphs which were submitted to her A.,
court. testified that the claimant wa
her brother James: since then how
ever, she had good many do,,hts
ABOUT his Identity and was moved to
write 70 the claimants counsel STATING
ner doubts. As a result she returned +o
Boston, saw and talked with the Claim
ant and then made the declaration ON
the stand that her previous Testimony
mad peen II ,ccurate and that she had
reached the definite conclusion that he
was not her brother. Her later testi-
mony was objected to by the respond
ents counsel, but finally was admired
the court himself questioning her on
her change OF opinion.
Great Skill Of the Dakota Lsw,ver.
The trial has been marked hv snar-
King clashes between the attorneys for
both sides and various witnesses
The triad lawyers for William Brs.
sell have been Robert w Mason ana
Thomas w. Proctor, althouh the re-
spondent's case was prepared primar-
ny py Berry q Upton, aided by num-
per OF Pinkerton detectives Against
this able force. Leslie A. Simpson. a
commissioning state senator from
Dickinson, N. D., has stoutly urged the
claim of the petitioner. Mr.. Sinnpson
mas had the assistance of Nelson r
Sheldon and ellis Chase. but he has
tried the case practically single-band-
ed against quartette of successful
and seasoned lawyers who are all
familiar with Massachusetts law
Simpsons contest against odds sol
powerful has all along been only Sec
ondary to the chief issue before the
court, and his work has received the
highest praise for the skill. adroitness
and care with which he mas prepared
and conducted the case.
Judge and Counsel.
The leading lawyers for each side
Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Simpson, speak in
he highest terms of Judge Lawton,s
conduct OF the case They both realize
he complexity of the situation and
he variety OF issues which the court
las had to pass upon, and they are
grateful to him for the ease with
which he has decided all differences
For the trial lawyers, Judge Lawton
ays that he has word OF praise IN ,
hat In spite Of the extended hearing
cry few superfiuous questions have
'een asked by either side.
Now Comes a New Claimant.
And now Just as this famous identity
ase is apparently nearinw ita.rlose q .
ew claimant bobs up on the western
orizon, and as soon as thaHrain can
ring him from Fresno he win be here
Already his appearance has been filed
yith the clerk OF courts. And SO this
1ost remarkable OF all identity trials
ids fair to become more remarkable
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05

home, all in good order. ] wish at this
time to call your attention to my for
mer recommendation regarding Are
apparatus and such other items that
are essential for the new fire station
on the south side, also the present fire
quarters to have new floor and such
other repairs as are necessary.
win submit to the naw council my
recommendations for the year 1910 and
1911. In conclusion, gentlemen, wish
to take this opportunity to thank all
those whom / have come in contact
with in the pursuance of my duties
for the courteous treatment received
at their lands. have nothing but
praise for the members of my depart
ment who have backed me up by filing
their respective positions so ably.
thereby giving me every confidence in
their ability.
Respectfully submitted.
J. w. Sutherland.
Chief of Fire Department.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
Southwest Thrashsrman.

Wichita, Kan, April 5-optimistic
at the prospects Of good crops and 4
consequent profitable season. the
members Of the Threshers' Associa-
tion Of the southwest gathered today
for the annual session. Three days
will be spent In talking over business
matters. and, as windup to the hos
pitality OF the Peerless Princess. the
visitors will be given = biz barbecue
Thursday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
RUSSELL WILL TRIAL HAS
BEEN MOST EXTRAORDINARY
North Dakota Claimant Has Had Prodgous Task Of Inden
tIficaton-Irial Has Been on Seven Months-Suit
in Which "Bad Lands" Lawyer Won Fame

From time to time for several
months The Forum has recorded de-
velopments at the trial in Meirose
Mass, of the suit Of Daniel Russell of
Dickinson, N. D., for the 100000 es-
tate OF Daniel Russell of Melrose, who
died more than three years ago. In
many ways this trial has been remark :
nble-in some ways a record maker.
"a recapitulation of the strange story
Is given in a recent issue of The Bos-
ton Transcript, which says in part:
When an unknown lawyer from the
Bad Lands Of North Dakota Estate
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING

For prices on dwellings or Easements
built from cement blocks. phone SIS
or call at 902 Ninth street north. I
use the blocks made by Holmes stone
& Lumber Co.. Detroit. Minn. and can
guarantee satisfaction. Let me figure
with YOU. Robert Kennedy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
Chief Of Fire Department.

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to wo-
men suffering chronic constipation.
headache, billiousness dizziness, sal
lowness of the skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by all dealer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
cuTLERY.

Anything you wans m tnat liner /
keep only the very pesr. Ben Hart
Remember. the Best
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05

Lost--A necklace of Eold beads. Re-
turn to Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05
SIS, 743.25 IN
INSURANCE PAID
CHIEF SUTHERLAND MAKES HIS
ANNUAL REPORT TO CITY
couNclL--APPARATUs or DE-
PARTMENT IS INvoIcED-REc-
COMBINATIONS FOR COUNCIL.

AT the meeting OF the city council
last evening Chief ]. w. Sutherland
submitted the following report:
The Honorable Mayor and city
Council: submit herewith my an
nual report beginning April /, 1909,
and ending March 81, 1910:
The department answered during
the year eighty-one alarms
Value of buildings .,....... .$4s1, 100
Value Of contents ...,....... BOOSTS
Total .................. .s7s1. .775
Insurance on buildings ...... .$475,0Oo
Insurance on contents ........ 295,750
Total ......s $40 75o
Insurance loss on buildings .$15, ss3. rs
Insurance loss on contents ;. 13,35O.O0
Iota '.................. SIS, 1895
Apparatus and equipment used:
Laid 1880 teet Of hose, raised 54s
feet of ladders and used 27s gallons Of
chemicals.
Hose in service; Serviceable, $3.50
feet 2h inch; unserviceable. 400 feet
21s inch; chemical hose, 300 feet; total,
6,450 feet.
Apparatus In service: One first size
Mott engine; one hose wagon; one
service truck and combination chem
fcal
Apparatus in reserve: One hose
wagon; one aerial truck. s5 feet. one
exercise wagon.
Number Of horses: Seven.
Number of men: Ten.
Number of substitutes: Five.
Fire alarm system Is OF the Game
well system consisting of 26 boxes and
one switch board and storage battery.
gongs at water works and chiefs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-05

Upper left, Judge Willis Van De-
vanter of the eighth judicial district,
Upper right, Lloyd w. Bowers Of
Chicago, at present solicitor general.
Lower right, Justice Moody, United
States supreme court, who may be re-.
tired by special bill to be introduced
in congress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-02
HOME LIFE IN
DIXIE TOPIC
REV. A. S. STEELE DELIGHTED
LARGE AUDIENCE IN AUDITOR
lUM OF NEW FIRST. METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH BUILDING
LAST NIGHT.

Home Life In Dixie Before the
War was the subject Of Rev. A. S.
Steele, Brownsville, Texas. inu a lee
ture at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, South, last light. Rev. NJ"
Steele aside from being one of the
best known pulpit orators in the
south, appeared in Pensacola Sunday
morning and Sunday night in two SER
mons at those times in the new
church. He is therefore comparative
ly well known and last night when
he arose to begin his address an au-
dience that taxed the capacity Of the
handsome new auditorium greeted
him.
His lecture is beautiful one, ably
handled. Depicting as it does, life
in the south in Ante-bellum days it
furnishes many opportunities. That
the speaker had taken full advantage
of these was evidenced in the splen.
did literary construction of the lee.
ture. The brilliant delivery of the
address was we'll received and Rev
Mr. Steele assured for himself a warm
welcome in Pensacola always.
The lecture was delivered for the
benefit Of the building fund Of the
new church and a neat fund was rea
lized from the door receipts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-02
TOMORROW
IS A BIG DAY
RlNGllNG BROS. TO GIVE BEST
PERFORMANCE IN HISTORY -
JUST AS IN NEW YORK CITY.

Pensacola will be increased in popu.
.lation tonight by 1850 people, $50
horses, forty elephants and 1000 wild
animals. Five trains Of worlds Won
ders will he unloaded into the city
during the early hours of the morning.
1t will be circus day.
The first section of Ringing Bros.
mile-long special train will arrive
shortly after midnight. It will bring
the shows commissary department
and the army Of cooks, walters and
kitchen helpers necessary to prepare
breakfast. The second section. car.
rying the parade equipment, will
reach the city by two o'clock. The
third section. with the larger por
ton of the horses, and the canvas
will follow closely upon 1t. The vast
amount Of ring properties, seats and
draft wagons will come on the fourth
train. On the last section will be the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-02
CONTRACT FOR
VENT|lAT|NG
system LET
GEORGE McGHANS AND SONS
AWARDED CONTRACT FOR IN
STALLATION OF VENTlLATlNG
SYSTEM IN NEW COUNTY JAIL
At MEETING OF COMMISSION
Frs LAST NIGHT.

George McGhans & Sons were
awarded the contract for the installa-
ton of the ventilating system in the
new county Jail now in course OF
construction. The contract was let by
the county board of commissioners
at last nights session in the county
court house. The price of the sue
cessful bidders is s1,575. The only
other bidder was the Blount Construc-
ton Company, which offered to COM
plete the work for $3.50.
Aside from the foregoing the COM
missioners passed on number OF
communications, ordered paid a num-
Der of small bills and disposed of the
routine business. One OF the let
tiers to the commission was that
from Governor Gilchrist, a copy CT
which was printed in The Journal
yesterday In it the governor called
attention to the election laws Of For
ida and urges their strict enforcement
in the coming national, state and
county election of next Tuesday.
The commissioners unanimously de-
cided to enforce the laws to the let
ter. The sheriff was accordingly in
structed and the funds for pawn :
special deputies 20 be stationed al
each of the voting precincts in the
county were provided.
The board passed upon contract
for two elevators for The new jai
building and ordered COW sent tc
the Warren Elevator Company, Biz
| mir CHAM, Ala, for the signature OF
that firm. A freight and passenger
elevator will be installed in the new
building.
The report was made to the com
| mission, that the colored cell block
of the new building would be com
| pleted within another four or five
| weeks. when the transfer Of prisoner:
| from the old Jail to the new building
would begin.
| A communication was read from the
| Mercantile Association Of Pensaco
| IA. comnendiue the board for its &C
! ton in repudiating large contrac
| for disinfectants ard which had beer
| contracted for by the chairman An
! other com ~ endatory communicative
! on this subject was read from Statt
| Auditor Earnest Amos.
| After a session OF over one hour
the board adjourned. One of its las
| acts was to accept the invitation o
rhe Pensacola Interstate Fair Asso
| cation. for the commissioners y
appear in the parade next Monday
| opening the fair.