37, 8 THE SAN FI?AKC1SCP CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1903. SPORTS OF THE TRACK, THE RING AND THESPEEDWAY MEL0DY RIMES HUNDRED-TO-ONE TOAH ANNEXES ST. LOUIS CARD JEFFRIES COMES HALF-MILE TRICK COWBOYS DEFY IN SANTA CRUZ SHOT IN FRONT MILE HANDICAP WITHOUT CLASS NORTH TO TRAIN FOR THE PARK KANSAS COURT a Chauncey Dewey's Men Seaside City Enlivened Montana King Gives Son of Modesty Best of Selling Platers Have a Goes to His at Commissioners Plan Quarters Refuse to Give Testi- by Interesting 'Gravesend Bettors a a Fast Field at . Day at the Fair El Cainpo During f .Great Improvement momv Features. Jolt. .¦-¦ . ¦ juanem. Grounds. the Week. in Speedway.' Strong Armed Force Guards Progressive Spirit of the Citi- Bad Start Results in the Peter J. Finishes Second to Jake Weber Earns Brackets Depends Much Upon Assist- Infield WillBe Available for Prisoners During Ex- zens Shown in the Defeat of Cascine, the Speedy Alan-a-Dale Seven Furlong, ance Fitzsimmons Will Polo, Football and . in/a amination. : County. Favorite. ina Sprint. Sprint. Render. > Athletics. ST. FRANCIS, Kans., June 16.—With Special Dispatch to The Call Special Dispatch to The Call Special Dispatch to The Call Special Dispatch to The Call. Champion James J. Jeffries arrived In The Golden Gate Park Commissioners long- an armed guard standing as a solid wall yesterday Southern Califor- will'soon be able to carry out a CRL'Z, The pro- NEW CHICAGO, good LOUIS, Oakland from men and a curious public. SANTA June 16.— YORK. June 16.—Two horses June 16.— Pat Dunne's ST. June 16.— This was an off nia. He was accompanied by Kid Egan. cherished ambition, one which will add. between the gramme of concerts and other features of greatly fancied heavily by horse Toah,. Modesty, the only day at fair grounds. The third event pub- Chauncey Dewey, W. J. McBride and and backed a son of the Jeffries has been visiting his family at greatly to the attractiveness of the which are adding to the filly was * Clyde Hall for entertainment experts at Gravesend were defeated to- which ever won the American Derby, the only one on the programme with Los Angeles and enjoyed a side trip to lic playground. Wilson faced Justice their gayety seaside resort has already day any pretension was won by preliminary hearing this morning. They in this by being practically left at the post— annexed the mile handicap at Harlem to- to class. It Catalina Island. ;.¦*"v^ Work will soon be commenced on a proved the citizens are de- Miss Crawford, to favorite. charged successful and Cascine and Procession. day, the feature event of the card. Toah the D 20 Aglow healthy color and tinted a light horses are with the murder of Daniel \>y generous recognition of Summary: with half-mile track for harness lighted the the Montana King, a 100 to 1shot, won the was heavily played at 9 to 5, forcing the light tan, the big ornian was at place of the present Berry and three sons two weeks ago in Cruz. FIRST 3-year- Calif which will take the New Santa third race from Cascine, although the lat- odds to 8 to 5 at post time. had RACE—Mile and 20 yard*; ease with himself and the world as he speedway. This will afford added pleas- a fight on the range near the Berry The hotels are being filled rapidly, the .Winkfleld olds and upward: The ter made a game spurt and came In only to shake up the gelding in the last six- Betting. Horse, weight, jockey. St. % Fin. lolled about the corridors of the Hotel ure to drivers and spectators alike. ranch. are thronged with visitors, the 15 to 1..Pamplona, ti b 1 « idea of the streets a length behind. teenth to beat Bragg, 50 to 1 in bet- tft» (Cormack).. Metropole. His stay in Oakland will be former will have a better No on© was allowed to enter the court- green on over the 8 to 1..Lasso, lOti (C. Bonner 8 H 2 h they and there will be Idle places the hillsides the piloted ting. to L.Faquita, Watson) short, go distance travel he had been searched for Redfern Illyria in a small mar- 25 100 (W. 3 3 3 Va for this week the champion will stabling facilities, while the latter house until ocean serve admirably for the purposes Alan-a-Dale, Kentucky Time, 1:46. Start good. Won easily. Win- better^ kept Bin in advance of Dean Swift in the open- . winner of the ner, g.. 4, to the El CampoArk, which willbe his ajble witness all;the speeding, weapons and the strictest watch was of picnic parties*, and everywhere are the Derby last year, made a show of his field P. C. McBride & Co.'s b. by Has- will be to glad signs of summer-time exhilaration. ing event. Irish Jewel won the second brouck-Mayflower by Forester. Bounteous 106. headquarters until the day of his fight something impossible under present con- on all. The soldiers sat with their backs race, and Ink at last found a field which in the sprint at six furlongs. He was Sablnal Si), Dr. Jones 10S, Mandora 101, Mar- with Jim and the crowd, Afternoon concerts are being held on gie S 102, Onogen 108, Sapere Corbett for the championship. ditions. to the court faced thus Pacific he outclassed and defeated in the fifth. backed from 4 to 5 to 7 to 10. At the start Legation 102. «9. is all confidence, but as usual been work- every the beach and in the evening on he soon assumed the lead and it Jessie Y 105, Lola Horns 100 and Hansborough Jeffries Superintendent McLaren has having an opportunity to view ono engaged for Summary: increased also ¦ ¦ far voluble. ing avenue. Bands have been with each stride until the wire was ran. . from on the plans for the new track for who entered. season. Among are large FIRST RACE—About furlongs; "My training will be along the usual some near the array legal the them the six handicap. Summary: SECOND time. It will be located The of talent hero is prob- Boys' Stockton, City Betting. Horse, weight, jockey. St. Fin. reached. RACE—Four and a half furlongs; lines," .said fighter. eastern speedway ever seen a Band of Raisin Band to Ill(Redfern) % — 2-year-olds; allowances: the broad-shouldered end of the and willbe ably the greatest at pre- of Fresno, Bennett's Concert Band, Red- 10 5..Illyria. 3 2 14 FIRST RACE Six and a half furlcnus. "For a week we will do light gymnasium shaped form the letter 4 to 1—Dean Swift. 119 (McCue).. 7 S 2h Betting. Horse, weight, jockey. Fia. Betting. Horse, weight 'Jockey. St. % Fin. after the of "D." liminary hearing in Kansas. The State ding City Band and Hastings' Band of ].. St. % 6 to 2 1 1 work and road exercise and then 5 to Allan. 10* (Fulier) 4 4 3 % S to 1..C. Thompson, 101 (Booker) 4 4 Ink 1..H. McGowah,lli>(Book«?r). U settle This class of track has been proved a represented by Prosecuting Attorney Santa Cruz. Time, 1:13. Start Wrn driving. 15 10 to L.Mengis, 109 (Dorvegan). 1 5 21 down to solid exercise. Iexpect Fitzsim- East, rate, speed is sood. to 1..Ragtag-. 105 Sam Lucas- to 1..Avoid, (S. Brown) 31 to 1.. 114 (Troxler). « 1 mons willbe on hand in few days. Be- Coleman electrical 12 100 2 2 Time, driving. Win, a being possible. Murphy, and Colby of along avenue have been placed Yum Yum. Sir Voorhees 120,.P. Flower II100, 1:21. Start, fair. Won driving. "Win- :57. Start good. Won Kennedy, my Attorneys Noble All Pacific Midnight 100, Hopeful Time. ner, R. E. Watkins & Co.'s chestnut gelding sides him there will be Joe The infield will be leveled and will be Beatrice, Nebr.; by lights making a canopy Chimes Miss 112, King ner, H. N. McTyeres* b. g. 4, by Appomattox- 115, brother Jack Billy Delaney, with the defense- Senator overhead electric Post 100 also ran. Fcrfjet Me C. Campbell 105, by Sieipner-Sieve. Tom Rowe Muscovoir and available for polo, football and other Attorneys Harvey, Scott «>f brilliancy at night. Each week there Net. Zibla 101. B. 118. Collln George 109, Bel Coeur US, Little 'Kid'. Egan as majordomo. Hossin and and D. L. Moore 90, Dan McKenna 110, Mimo 107. Pirate 109, sports. Itwill probably be ready for the will be novel daylight fireworks, bay il- SECOND RACE—One mile and a Sir Dan McCue 118 also ran. am in condition for Morland. sixteenth; Fim ChlD 1C5, Uranium 102, Mlrance 9C. "I first-class train- next season of polo, which promises to nearly at night and also the burning Felling. Christopher 110, Jet 90, also ing and expect to go into ring ready It was not until 10 o'clock that luminations weight, joclcey. ran. THIRD RACE—Five and half furlongs; the be jthe greatest in the history of the •>f ships and fire rafts off shore. The pro- Betting. Horse, St. % Fin. two-year-olds a for all my clever opponent has at the prisoners were brought Into court. » to fi..Irish Jewel, 105 (O'Neill). 13 purse. ;allowances. com- game on the coast. gramme includes excursions by 12 SECOND RACE— Six furlongs ; Betting. weight jockey. mand." Attorney General Coleman announced moon- 11 to r...Orloff, 95 (Red.'ern) 3 3 21 Betting. Horse, weight. Jockey. Horse, St. % Fin. St. •"»; Fin. U to 20. 2 1 The new track will be within a few the prisoners given light to the big trees and Capitola, where 9 to 5..Star and G.. 9S (H. Mchls). 2 13 7 to 10.. .Miss Crawford '110 (Bker). 1 IVi Egan says Jeff tip the at 210 that would first be a Alan-a-Dale, 114 (Crohst) S' 1 1 3Vi 5 to 2. .Kilo 105 Wilson) .12 2 6 will scales minutes' walk of the electric cars which there will be music and dancing. Time. 1:51 3-5. Start good. Won easily. 15 to 1..Peter J, 95 (W. Knapp). 4 2 2nk (L . for the flght. The quarters at El Campo hearing on the charge of the murder of P. M. Civlll's g. Sprfngbok- 5 to 1..Walnut Hill, 107 (Trxlr). 3 3 3!4 run along the edge of park. At the beach many improvements have Winner. ch. by 7 to 1..13. Ormonde. 116 (Henry). 8 C 34 easily. are about' ready to receive the fighter the Bruce Berry. Emerald. Time, 1:13 Time. 1:09. Start. fair. Won Win- The of been made. The old plank esplanade 2-5. Start fair. Won galloping. ner. W. W. Darden & Co.'s ch, f. by Tenny- and his entourage. details are In members the Golden Gate Park Two of the Dewey cowboys. AlvinShip T. C. ch. h. 4, by Halma- II. 103, Little Driving met last night at the along the water front has been replaced THIRD RACE—Five furlongs; two-year-olds. SadieWinner.McNairy.McDowell's Flo Tom Olney 107, Lord Hennence the of Egan and Delaney for ad- Association and Ed Tucker, were sent to jailfor con- Stuyve 111, Organdie 93, Au- ran. hands Palace Hotel and arranged the they by a boulevard, along which both lines of Betting. Hcrse weight, jockey. St. »i Fin. tumn Leaves 109, St. Miner 103, Handley Cross also justment. races tempt for refusing to answer the ques- at 100 to King. (H.Mchls) 4 0 11 113 also ran. will hold at Tanforan on July 4 in con- electric railroads run one side. The L.Mont. 107 furlongs; During the training course Jeffries will tions of the State. They refused on ths 2 u> 1..Cascine, 112 (Gannon)... 8 5 2 h FOURTH RACE—Seven three- junction with Driving boulevard Is a wide one, with a cement Steelmaker, year-olds and upward; selling. have the benefit of salt water plunges the San Francisco ground that their answers might in- 5 to 1.. 107 (Redfern) 3 3 3 »$ THIRDRACE—One mile; handicap. Club. The club decided upon two events. gravel walk with iron railing. Itextends Time, 3-5. Start Won driving. Betting. Betting Horse weight jockey. St. % Fin. as frequently as he may feel the need criminate themselves and because they 1:03 eoodl Horse, weight.-jockey. , St. •% Fin. 2 to l..Jak KJ9* (Troxler). 3 The purse in each $100, from the railroad wharf at the foot of Winner, A. L. Aste'e b. c. by Montana-Poesy. S to 5.. lOtiy, (Winkfleld).. 2 3 1nk e Weber 3 1^ of the refreshing exercise. He will have will be divided said they understood warrants were out Pacific avenue and ends in front: of the Tern Cod 107. Nameoki 112, James V 112, 1.. Toah. 8 to l.'.Aules, 107 (Bell) 5 5 21jA the $60, $30, $10. In to a cup List- 40 to Bragg. !»2 (\V. Xnapp).... 1121 9 to Bengal 109 (E. Austin)... 4 bay at his' disposal. . It was partly addition this will for them. away lw». Billings 107, also ran. 5 to 1.. 101 (Henry) E 2 1.. 6 31 be offered in one of.the races. bath houses, where a commodious band- Linguist, 3h 1:29. J. Fogg's b. g. C, on this account that the site was selected. Birch Berry and accused 1:40 2-5. good. handily. Time. Winner, F. Each was called stand has been erected for the daily con- Time. Start Won by Klngston-Carmcnclta. Poseur 98. Howling His agree that the vacation race must have five entries. A Chauncey Dewey having FOURTH RACE—One mile and an eighth; Winner. P. Dunne's ch. g. 5, by Bassetlaw- 10i, total of nine of fired the first certs. The bathing facilities fcuve been Brookdale handicap. Modesty. 108, Dervish 91. Ida Penzance 107, Mr. Volmer trip south was a bracing trip for the big were secured last night, shot, Roy Berry. by Horse, Old Hutch Federal ltW, Major Be True Buccleuth Incidental 10J, which struck McBride. increased the addition of two bathing Bt-tting. weight, jockey. St. »; Fin. Tenny 96, Talpa 107, Maxlmus 10O, also ran. 112. 102. man and put him in fine feale for the which insures the success of the meeting. said, fired shot, new canvas awnings •4 to 1-.Hunter Raine, 102(J.Mrtn) 1 5 1n Bryce Arnold 107. Tom Crabb 1C0. abo ran. Any owner not wishing he the second which killed establishments and .Herbert, coming five weeks' work. Jeffries and to drive his horse Berry. court are in position 10 to 5. 112 (Odom) 2 124 FOURTH RACE—One mile; pur**. — may Bruce The then adjourned in front of the bathhouse. FIFTH three-year-olds Egan- caught pounds yellow tail, secure' the any 7 to L.Bon Mot, 94 (Redfern) 4 2 3 3 weight. Jockey. RACE Six furlongs; 700 of services of other Berry on cross- The suburban resorts are also moving Betting. Horse, St. %' Fin. and upward ;¦ selling: rock bass member of club. This will with still the stand under Time, izSS 3-5. Start fair. Won driving. 0 to -»"».. Ratlin. 105 (S. Bonner). 3 .1nk and white fish at Catalina and the be of examination. forward. Seabright, at the outskirts of J. 3 Betting Horse, weight jockey. St. Fin. benefit Winner. A. Shields' b. c. by Longstreet-Cliar- 5 to 1..S. Fullen. 109 (H. Phillips) 4 4 2 nk *i are proud of their success. The "Kid" to some of the heavyweights who the city. Is rapidly up treuse. 1CS, 102, 11 to 5..Ladas. 121 (Dale) 3 112 Roy Berry was brought into court- tilling- for the first Bonnlbert Merry Acrobat 7 to 1..L. Appleby, 105 (Henry)-.. 8-7 3 3 7 Clark, Watson) 7 exniblts a mangled finger as'evidence of have outgrown a weight in a the streets being watered, £an:bo 102, also ran. to l..Dr. 121(W. 3.21 desirable room on a stretcher and his entrance cre- time. The are the Time. 1:40 3-5. Start fair. Won driving. 6 to l..Mrs. Wlggs, lUl(Belgame)ll IS 3 h an encounter with a gamy yellow tail. reinsman. town is having electric lights placed Winner, German & Bauers* ch. h. -I, by Spend- .Time, 1:1(3. Start poor. Won easily. Winner. ated a sensation. Asked by Attorney- FIFTH RACE—One mile and seventy yards; 100, The San Francisco Driving Club mem- along the streets and a new bathing thrift-lntacta. High Chancellor Ontonagaa J. T. Mengel's ch. g., 7,.by Abana-Bonnle will provide General Coleman who shot him. he re- Bellinrr. 03, Lampoon 01, Kchwalbe 100, The Crisis }>8, 124, PLAYS BALI*. bers three race3 for the In- house has teen erected. At Twin Lakes Betting. Horse 93, Lass. Klnloch Park Dotty Shute 101. CORBETT dependence plied in a weak voice that it was Chaun- weight, jockey. St. *i Fin. George W. Dasch also ran. Gibraltar 124', Counters Clara 119, TemDt 114, day programme. many improvements have been made. 10C (Haack) 10 3 14 cey Dewey. He insisted that he and his 328to5..Ink. Custus 108, Zirl 112. Mathilda 10C, Fortuna The park speedway is being This The Twin Lakes Assembly will meet to L.Dark- Planet. 102 (Gannon) 5 4 2 *A FIFTH RACE—Five furlongs: purse. Organizing Team to Meet One Cap- oiled. had no trouble of a serious nature in 12 to 1..Spring 101 lOti also ran. is expected to improve once it father July at this place. At capitola a new Silk. (Redfern). 8 7* 3 5" Betting. Horse, weight, jockey. St. % Fin. it soaks with the Deweys before the killing-, al- Time, 1:48 3-5. Start good. Won easily. 3 to 1 Ill(HeIges*>n)..10 tained by Brother Harry. well in. For the present wearing Paris. Ill(Crowhurst)... 2 3 3 nk Betting Horse,. weight jockey. St. Fin. oil is a destructive agent nearly every cottage has been and 100. HiFt 101. Rcsanco 93, O'Reilly 101, Muzlo 1:01 1-5. Start % Corbett's training at Croll's Gardens in when first Attorney Hessin for the defense a3ked taken 101, also ran. Time. bad. Won handily. 5 to l..L«mid. 107 (W. Watson). 1111 spread on the road. the State convention of Christian Winner, S. S. Brown's br. c; by Pirate of 5 to 1..The.Messenger 109 (Shea). 12 B 2 4 Alameda. I/ike Brother Joe, the actor- Berry if he was armed on the day of the churches will 2"). Penzance-Fertile. St. Paris 106. Katie Powers S to (Fauntleroy). 5 3 3 tragedy. replied was. but open July The attend- SIXTH RACE—Five and half furlongs; Susie Christian L.Chandoo. 107 pugilist is an adept at the great national He that he that ance promises to be very large. a 103. iai. Forehand 108. Benefi- 1:44H- Start good. Won handily. FOUR SCORE ON MISPLAY. none of the Berrys had made any effort maiden two-year-olds. cent 100, Gus Heldorn 10S and Fortuny Winner,Time. game. Before he became famous in the The celebration July Betting. Horse, weight. a!so• W. McLemore's ch. g. 4, by Hastings. to of the Fourth of Jockey. Ft. »i Fin. ran. : Leopoldina. Eugenia S 107 Kubellk 90. Cas- ring Jim had acquired a name with the use their arms. premises to the 20 to 1. Montreson, 112 (Fuller)... 3 2 11 Butte Easily Defeats Tacoma the be feature of the sum- . take 10S Daddy Bender 9.5, Blue Sea 99. Var- by fielding on mer. At a meeting over 2 to L.Mohaib, 112 (Bullman) 2 :» 2 1H SIXTH RACE—One mile an eighth; 104, fans his' work in the old Hav- Home which Mayor D. 8 to 1 Procession, (Gannoa).12 and ner Helen Hay 90. Ed Bishop 98. Socapa erlys Grounds. SLOW GATVTF. AT SACRAMENTO. presided .. 109 % fe 3 2' selling. Leila Barr 108, Montallade Require of San Franc'sco. C. Clark and T. W. Kelly was Time. 1:03 4-5. Start bad. Won driving. Betting. Horse, weight. Jockey. 108. 108. Yesterday Corbett, STANDING OF THE CLUBS. secretary arrangements were Minner, R. T. St. 91 Fin. 94. also ran. with his brother made. The "' Wilson Jr.'s ch. c. by Ornament- 5 to 2..Haviland. 1CK! (H. Phillips) 4 112 Tom, Eddie Hanlon, Yank Kenny, Harry Manager Lohxnan Is Escorted Off tha naval reserves, the Red Men. the Uniform Harbor 112, Great Eastern 112. Trou- « to L.Loone. 104 (Robblns) (Pacific National League.) ville.. 112. Prince of 12 22 ST. LOUIS ENTRIES. Foley, Sam Berger others, put in two Field by a Constable. Rank of Knights of Pythias and many Elln 112 Llda Lelb 109. 0 to L.Bon. LIssak. 102 (Adklns). 3 & 3 nk — anu "W. Is. Pet.) WVI-. Prt. Sandhurst 112. Oradell O'Oay Time, 1:5+ 4-5. Start handily. LOUISV June 16. The St. Louis entries big Los Angeles. S4 1!» .C4i STANDING Or THE CLUBS. - other orders premise to participate In the 1C9, also 109. Tom 112. fair. Won for1ST.' hours battinc flies in the field near San Fran...26 2S» 473 . Palm Room ran Winner. Fred Cook's br. g. by Lettson-Anvolee. .to-morrow are: i•»_ place. They preparing matcb Spokane 32 20 .«10, Tacoma ,...U1 J0H celebration. This executive committee race, furlongs, selling Croll's are a .5JWj 33 Serge 102, Goldage W. Myth 105, Jack Doyle First four and a half game captained by Harry Seattle 3121 Helena Is Xi 3M (Pacific Coast League. > was appointed to perfect arrangements: 105, Erne 10S, also ran. —Athena 100, Livy 100, Enigma 98. Lila Noel with a team Butte 31 21 .506 Portland ...IS 34 '349 Leonard, GRAVESEND ENTRIES. 100, Hoedown 95, Yenon 98, Deer Bird 100, was on L. W. L. Pet.! Tf.U Pet. J. H. F. R. Howe, Dtincan Mc- KEW Corbett. It this field that John £$ .«T 27 37 YORK. June 10.— The Gravesend en- Getchel 107, Hazel Boyle 95, Peach Juice US. umpired game many years Los Ang«l*s. 4t Seattle .422 Pherson. J. W. George for to-morrow HARLEM ENTB.IES. Sullivan a BUTTE. Mont.. June 16.—Errors on the 27 .»«! Oakland 31 Dickinson. Root. tries are: Comoro 98, Quaker Girl 10«. Bird Pond 103, gave Sacramento .41 +4 .*:?. W. H. Lamb, Hon. W. T. Jeter, Mayor First race, three-year-dld and upward, sell- — Angelee 1<»3, Sweet ago that was witnessed by nearly 29,000 part of Tacoma the game to the Miners San Fran... 38 ::J .W3 Portland ...21 33 .350 — CHICAGO. June 16. The Harlem entries for Myrtle 98. to-day by Clark and A. F. Convey. Over $7000 has ing, about six furlongs Invasion 109 Prince to-morrow are: race, six furlongs, people. .In speaking of the ancient dia- a score of 8 to 4. In the eighth, on ltiJ, Flywheel Second— and a half sell- June 16. — not Chins 114, — a misplay by Fay, four SACRAMENTO. There was a already been pledged by the citizens Brlxton 11i, King- First race, four and a furlongs Ing Charley's Dream 110, In Bond 102, Vic- mond yesterday Corbett said: Miners made tha cir- for raine 118. half Walter cuit, establishing < great ginger In the the New Santa Cruz fund. Rostand KxJ. Blue Banner 107, Dully111, Falkland 111, Lonsdale 111, Esheron cerne 102. Crime 100, Herold Parker 110, sixteen years ago, if Iremem- a lead too to be over- symptom of or life contest be- Neither Van Ness Kentucky Rose Burlap Sceptre Lily "About come by the visitors. Attendance COO. and the Champions One 109. 115. 106. Gold Piece 108, Toltec 108. Pat Hammon Memphian 105, 97. 102. correctly, played Score: tween the Senators to-day. !*>. Dr. Bipsell 103. Roue 115. Lady Lake 9«. ItO. Requimia W, 99, 09, I*ong Donernesto 103, Lady Jane Gray 105. ber I baseball in this The same dragged wearily for two hours and Candling Squid Petra Mast Freckman Frank 100. —R. H. B. THEEE PAIRS OF ANTLERS 114. OS. II109 Mabel Carr 99. Nath Woodcock 107, Require 105, Dottle Shute same lot with George Van Haltren. Fred Butte 00020204 x S 14 twenty minutes. D«vereaux started a disputs Richardson 104, Raglets 101 Semper Vlvax race, many — 4 with fmpire McDonald In the first Inning. 103. Morokanta. Second six furlongs, selling—Antonlus 105. Ladv Vashta 10O. — Morris and of the old-time Tacoma 10110000 1 4 0 1 FIRMLY INTERLOCKED 109. 114. Mike Strauss 113, Joe 113, Third race, six furlongs Miss West 100. Carroll. went — Papa Lohman. who was on the bench, took it Second race, three-year-olds and upward, Martin Lute idols of the diamond. To-day I out Batteries Kelly and Swindells; Baker and up vigorously h<> from th« — 111. Never Fret 109, Howencobler 107. Bard of Maude Gonne 102, A. D. Gibson 112, Louis IByers. so that was ordered Found handicap, mile and a sixteenth Dublin 116, Avon Coal Wagner 105, into Held and felt just as limber as field and was escorted off by a constable. Both in Northern Wisconsin by Shorthose 111 107. Tunner 100, Flaunt 105. Best Kindred 115. . — the — 113. River Pirate Carbuncle 109 out of June Fitzgerald and Cooper twirled good ball, — Man 105. Attelle 105, Carrie I.104. Bagdad Fourth race, five Ifurlongs, purse Anna did then, although Iam somewhat SPOKANE. "Wash.. 1G. Stovall kept but Flambeau Indian Like Never Proper 104. Eugenia Burch 106 Himself 100' 103. Algareta 102, Dunross 98. Hardy 100, New Scotia Moulin Rouge 104, ball the few hits well scattered, while Dammann their support was bad at critical moments. It Dr. Saylor 95, Bar le Due S3, Tugai Ed Adack 98. 10S. practice with the and bat." wag eas>y for the visitors, toss-up which team would win. Score: Seen Before. Bey SS. Third race, one and an eighth miles, Derby Wreath of Ivy 100, Sararose 1C8. Perla 108, put in three home runs be- was a * Third race,— two-year-olds, handicap, about Trial Canossa 100. St. Agnes II104, Mafalda 108. During the afternoon Corbett ing rapped out. Attendance KJOO. Score: R. H. B. six furlongs Race King 12C Special— Maxey Blumenthal 112. Savable ' An Indian from the Flambeau reserva- Olaf 119 The 112. Au Revolr 112, Linguist Judge Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards, some time in his gymnasium, which has R H T* Sacramento 12 t I-ady Rhodesia 117, Valour 117 112 • 112. Hlmes — — ...200000003—5 tion, in Northern Wisconsin, recently Mohave 112, Bernays 112, purse Father Wentker 105, Mynheer well up under the supervision Spokane "00 00 0 Oakjand 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2—6 10 i Vagary 112. Tom Cod 110. Reveille 102 Gilfaln 112. Manru 112. 102. Milk been fitted 00 00— 6 6 :i «ame into the fishing resort Claude 112. Gregor K.lflu. Maid 'Ml. Lunar lot. Baronet 102. Golden Glit- Professor Tommy Dare. Jim also San Fran 1200002 3 1 9 14 3 —Fitzgerald and Graham: Cbopcr of Squaw Fourth rare, the Myrtle stakes, selling, Fourth Steeplechase, Kansas Lily97, of — Batteries — l>ake three-year-olds and upward — race. handicap, short ter !i*>. Kenova 104, Eda Riley with Sam Berger and Batteries Dammann and and Gorton. Umpire McDonald. with a curiosity in the way of deer mile and seventy course Crest 170. Ceylon 135, Link 104. Orris 1O4, Hllee 106. donned the gloves — Hanson; Stovall homs he wished yards— Highlander 90. Duke of Kendall SS. Golden 141, Josie F..96. going two rounds with and Zearfoss. Umpire Warner. to sell. Failing to make Tribes Hill Mrs. Grannan 140, Mike Rice 140. Aitona 138, —Sixth race, one and a quarter miles, selling bis Yank Kenny, — a took Hti. Courtenay D6. Bon Mot 101 Handvice 135, Itacatiara 125. (Crest Chlckasha SL Ellas Dillon 96, Sardian 88, man. After Berger en- HELENA, Mont.. June 16. Helena defeated Messengers. sale he the horns back to the res- Ethics 1CT., Zoroaster Silurian and Cey- each that he and Portland game Storks as ervation, 110. OS. lon, Hildreth entry). The Wizard 92. Klngstelle 100, Boodler OS. shuffle board with in the first here to-day by and has not been seen by white Fifth race, two-year-olds, selling five fur- race, gaged in a same of bunching hits. Harmon was easy for A German nobleman of experimental -* Fifth five furlongs—J. P. Mayberry Ecome 110. The -- th* lo- men since then. » longs—Sir Walt 9.V, Julia M 97. Aufwieder- 111, Tom and Harry Foley. first cals. Score: ¦;-¦ mind, as to migratory 114. Peter Paul 110, clear; Brother ¦ - turn of curious the Fhen 9S. Agnes Brennan Lanark Milklrk 107. Weather track fast. Berger, T> »» -p. His treasure was three sets of antlers Tone 109. Mohave 97 Sweet Beneficent 107, Honest 102, Auditor game was taken by Corbett and — habits of the watch return each M». Luminosity 104, Inquisitive Girl «4 Alantlco John 102 j>SELECTIONS FOR. ST. LOUIS. Portland OO.102002 12 4 storks inexplicably interlocked, and they were Cake Pompano KM 102. (By the Morning Telegraph.) 'the second contest they were 0— 7 spring park, caught Short QC>. Sailor Knot 97 Sixth race, — but in Helena 02 100074 O 14 13 2 to his one last au- worth considerable money to collect- Bob Murphy 107. Wotan ' one mile Vulcain 115, Aladdin ... 3IyrtIe, Getcbel, and were laughed at by their — and plate horn 100.• E. C. Runte 92 112, Runnels 112. Serpent 112. Flr*tRace— Sweet shut out Batteries Harmon and Anderson; WIegs and tumn affixed to Its neck a silver sets so Lady Dot Willigesse 94. Felix Bard 1T2. Carisch. which engraved ors. Two of antlers locked are Sfl. 100, 100, Sir Hugh Hoedoirn. — opponents. on were the words: 'This rare, Sixth race, maiden three-year-olds and up- Glendale Colonnade 97, Second -race Sceptre, Barlap, but not unknown. It is believed ward, — Mary Lavana 05, Fading Light 95. stork comes from Germany." The bird mile and a. sixteenth Beau Gray 11° Seventh race, Lady Vnshtl. haunts, that the Flambeau Chippewa has the only Willamsted Falconbridge 112 Baby M — one mile and seventy yards 'Miirri Kindred, Louis Wmk- WADDELL'S VICTORY PUTS has just returned to his summer set of three locked 112. 107* selling Amur 119. Harney 111. Merops race— Progress of Cricket Match. antlers in the world. Polite 109. St. Jude 109. Blue Jay 112. North- Milas 110. 111 ner; Mmnl Gonne. IN I*EAD still bearing the sliver neckpieces, on This accident could have happened ern Light 112. Nic Longworth 112, Love Note Prince Webb 109. Ida V. 107. Alfred Fourth race Mafalda, .Moulin PHXLADELPHIA LONDON. June 16.—In the cricket which has been engraved Spring 112. C. 100. Mistress Joy 108. High Carnival 102 beneath the only in one way. Two equal 107. Silk Aminte 107. Alflo Chicago Rouge, Wreath of Ivy. match between the Philadelphia and original inscription bucks of "Weather .clear. Track heavy 101. Girl 98. Discord 98. Miss Fifth race Orrlf, Kenova, League Game Fraser's Gloucestershire the words: "India re- strengTh were fighting in the and Manners 95, Zepho 92, Mauser S9, Lord Touch- Father In National teams to-day the visitors with a gift his German own- forest FOR wood t>7. AVentker. — De- at close of play had scored runs turns him to Then, SELECTIO>S GUAVESEXD. Klnffntellc, Long Home-Run Drive the 131 became locked. while they were (By the Morning Sixth race The Wli- for seven wickets down. er." Attached to the collar was a small still struggling, a Telegraph.) Weather clear: track fast. ard, Chlckaftha. New parcel v.Tapped waterproof, third buck appeared in Flrnt race— P^tra II, Van .Venn, feats York. in containing the usual angry temper of KliiKrninc. SELECTIONS FOR HARLEM. LEAGUE. a ring of unmistakable these animals IBy Chicago Inter AMEP.ICAN — Indian workman- In the mating season and charged them ."•••«-on«l rare Bogenln Ilurcb. "* Ocean.) ONE WAY TO START June 1&—The Champions NEW YORK. June 16. The British bark ship. When the bird files south this au- Goneharre entry. Flr rn e FrecUman, Lomdale, PHILVDELPHIA. McDuff. which left here April 28 In both, probably repeatedly, until his own River IMrnte. «- £ In American League race on ballast tumn he willbe the bearer of a message Third race Race King,Tom Walter .Duffy. — A BALKY HORSE took first place the for Pensacola. was reported to-day. as mlsjlntr . Fast, Cod. horns became fastened. The spectacle of Olaf. .Second race Bard of Avon, Best to-day by defeating St. Louis. brilliant by her agents. She was owned by George Gor- of Inquiry as to the Identity of the ring. three huge bucks mated to each Fourth race— Illffhlnndcr, -Man, AntonlnR.— the fielding of both teams. don &Co. and had a crew of about thirtymen. —Minneapolis Tribune. other Duke of Third race Sarable, Lift His Fore Foot and He Will work characterized until death would been a great one Kendall. Ethic*. Bernaya, Ad Attendance, <570O. Score: Fifth race— Jnlla M, Tone, — Forget All His Stub- if there had been anybody there to see. Sweet Fourth race Creat, Alloona, Mn, R. H. E. — The Airnea Rrennan.— bornness. - Indian said he found the horns race St. Jade, Polite, drnnuan. — Bt Louis j. H ADVERTI?rcTro-»TTS : Sixth Love i9 u north of Flambeau Lake, about a mile .Vote. Fifth race J. P. Mayberrr, Peter . The balky horse has found a champion. Philadelphia ••. from the water. They were lyingon Paul. Auditor. — Miss Mabel Alva.Messenger, Batteries— Sudhoff. Slever and Kahoe; Wad- the ™ SI ra e Colonnade, who has side of a hill and there were Bard,J*« f Felix been conducting an dell and Shreck. no bones Seattle Race Results. Mary Lavana.— individual crusade In Bos- animal, BOSTON June 16.—Cleveland shut out near them. The condition of the horns SEATTLE (Wash.), June 16.— Venth 'ace Alfred C, Amur, ehalf of this much-abused is stealdy game and proved that the fight Results at the MUo ton to-day. Dorner pitched a occurred not more Meadows : — broadening her efforts to save the stub- brilliantly supported. Attendance, 5500. than two years ago. and probablv First race. »even furlongs Conger won. Mer- born horse from As was ' ' last wan second. Veterano third..Time, mistreatment. a life- Sc re: fall. t — ¦1:32*4. COFFIN AND BURNS long friend of the animal she Is trying to S K. H. E. Second race, four furlongs Metlakatla won, PROVE • 0 The antlers were all of full-grownbucks, E. eecond, George Berry rave him from undeserved punishment. Boston ' J, j F. Shaw VICTORIOUS WITH I third. Time THE 10 Iu CAN - CUE GIVE showing eight ••-.¦;«. ..,-,; - Messenger plea Cleveland YOU and ten :Sl»i. has more a points each. The — t. Miss than for Dorner and third pair had been driven Third race, five furlongr* Goddess of Night Players the balky horse. She has a cure for his Batteries— Dineen and Criger; into the others won. Theron "Tourist third. Both Easily Win. Second Bemls. + just above where they Joined, and the second. Time. stubbornness. She hr.s cnine, upon such a 1:04*4. — Series of Games in the Bil- wearing NEW YORK. June' 1C—Misplaya aided the branches of them were about equally Fourth race, one mile Pat Morrissey won, horse, fcis driver's patience to the In winning to-day from Chicago. Rasp third. Time, New Yorkers locked with the branches of the others. Vaesalo second. — liard Tournament. limit, blocking a street full of vehicles was even break between Griffith and Fifth race, five furlongs Eldred l:44»i It an They were not broken or chipped in won. Mc- The second day's play at Morley's and probably tying up two or three Hues White, each man pitching a good game. At- Flecnee second. John Boggs third. Time, bil- ¦ any. way, proving that when the third l:O4»i. — liard parlor for the class B championship of street cars, and with her plan has tendance. 2100. Score : buck had made his last charge Sixth race, six furlongs Jim Gore. II.won, soothed the driver's temper, started the R. H.' E. he was Yellowstone Alta G. Time, of the Pacific Coast was witnessed by a York 16 2 fastened so firmly that there was no second. third.- 1:18. large crowd, horse on his way, and lias released the New ••••• any room both in the afternoon and " Chicago 0 6 3 .for one of his points to play in the congested mass of traffic. — evening. O'Connor; forks of the Indeed, King Attends Ascot In the .first game Frank Coffln Don't the horse. That is Batteries Griffith and White and others. all of Races. defeated John Roggen; beat Miss were so stoutly the LONDON, 200 to 186. Dr. O Messenger's bit of may- McFarlane. horns Joined that they June 16.—At the Ascot meet- B. Burns, the Olympic first advice. He WASHINGTON, 16. —The pitching ® 4*x[ Vk$»B§^^ Tou can feel a3 vi*orous as you were cculd Ing to-day gold Club champion! have a sort of equine re£son June of WT \n not be moved at all. being as rigid the race for the vase pre- won from A. Slmklns, 107, back of his Town6end was too much for Detroit and Wash- ® 3%Xs)*\f\i*ar r§l*V before you wasted your strength. You as if molded in by the King 3-year-olds G.' 200 to in the conduct. Then her. remedy Is of the sim- game easily. Donovan • W D to-day's enjov - that fashion from cast Eented for and evening game. * ington took did ) Can life a;B:aln You can get up in fteel. upward, two miles, was won by plest. David, Harum had" an arr.i s.ng well until the eighth, when the locals bunched I ft V*VroH^ Zlnfan- All the contestants in rare • © A.-S^jyj-MJW/tf/T, WESrLm the morning refreshed by sleep, and not deL The race for the Ascot stakes, were form remedy, but it required patience. .He,.it hits. Attendance, 2000. Score: . • more s many tired than you and difficult shots were executed. be remembered, tied the K. H. E. yj^^__jffiPf"jS^^HJaf^^BB when went to bed. Pearls. twenty sovereigns each, about two miles, • .will animal so "S • You can Fresh-Water by Coffin and Roggen played sixty-five in- that it move Washington 5 0 1 2HgHBBBB&yS[fie&PlBBSffigy " have no weakness in the back, or A high-luster was won Genius. The King and could not when itwanted. to, 3 ' come arid white pearl, wcrth Queen, accompanied nings.- The former showed to better ad- patience Detroit 1 4 2 ?SS9^m^?V^jr£^g^ go" pains. No Indigestion or has been S2000 by the Duke of Con- and' his- exceeded that of the — 2 Constipation. found in Iowa. Forty years ago naught, meeting. vantage and won all the way. Dr.-Burns balky Messenger's Batteries Townsend and Drill;Donovan and iffl5~7WY}vr^Tffi5?fi£3 v You can know that your a attended the KingEd- game horse. Miss remedy, • , 2 nianl>' fresh-v.ater pearl as large played a against ¦ McGulre. : strength Is slipping away. was found in ward's Derby entry. Mead, wonderful Sim- takes just a minute. She simply, S g£$$Si'Kf/t?*\ 43W«Mr / not You New Jersey and was $2000 won the displayed great lifts ® * ca,n OI ce more have eyes, healthy sold for in Prince of Wales Stakes. kins. The latter also skill one of the horse's front hoofs, holds it up NATIONALLEAGUE. *&8SStl\\\ 'I \ S§«i8S& J" your brisht Paris. In fine pink pearls were and gameness, but could not — © tmnnffi] \ C lor l cheeks, and be confident 1893 he overcome for *a minute, and when she Pittsburgh Wat&Sm 2 in Kentucky. found has dropped PITTSBURG. June -16. won their that what other men can do not tm- Tennessee and T«=xas to Burns' lead. victory succession to-day, 9 lflfiL/i&KF fS5£s2?SF la the value of $10,000. New World's There willbe games it the horse has lost his stubbornness.' eleventh In the beat O SF popsioie to you. In short, do you want to In 1S37 there was Record to Wagon. no tournament this plan never, failed, record ever made by a Plttsburg team. They E2Sr*°\» ' txf&iJl • w a man among Ican make srreat or The has she asserts. by. taking advantage of Z t^W- IWr men? you all excitement over the discovery pf CLEVELAND.June 16.—At the matinee afternoon evening, but instead L. Bar- Explaining her crusade. Messenger won mlsplays by the tnis because Ihave done ,it to others. fine pearls in races Driving utel, the French expert, Miss - ' visitors. Attendance," 1700. Score: g considerable numbers the of the Gentlemen's Club at and William says: Saline, in Splnks play St. Francis and White rivers In Glenville lo-day. Lou Dillon, owned by C. will an exhibition game. cruelty and R. H. E. A few G. Billings, They will execute some fancy "Much inconvenience could Plttsburg 6 8 2 Arkansas. weeks ago pearls were K. made a new world's record also shots. be in the treatment balky • found In Wisconsin, the wagon of avoided of Chicago 3 .9 1 largest of which* to 2:O6U. the former time being horses dldthe drivers but know of a sim- — DR. sold for $1100. pearls 2:07, by Lucille, also by • Batteries Phillippl.and Phelps; Taylor and MCLAUGHLIN'S Fresh-water Billings. ple ELECTRIC owned Yanger in Hard Training. | curing t BELT have and sure means |of j this most Kling." Umpire—Moran. • h t been found In other States, correct- The "last quarter to-day's disagreeable I |ri e^5jfjii?1M1 ta of weak *nd debilitated men. If used but if in race was ly Benny Yanger had a' stiff workout yes- of faults. While in Arizona IPHILADELPHIA. June :1CL—Fraaer's home S'l"u^t Mve V described in the dispatches the Iowa made in :30«. and New Mexico I many " terday afternoon' in his gymnasium, at have' known per- run to the left field gallery In the twelfth in- vigor **"• devel°Pln **• ta pearl is one of the most valuable ning gave team victory • 9 of manhood. Itremoves a*l the effectect" ofol 73?*™?, white Sheehan's Beach .Tavern. He had. a num-. manent cures effected' in horses that have the home a over New a want 'everv weak man «h« i« «*. .1. Indiscretions or excesses ?forever. I pearls produced in American rivers. High Price for Watercress visitors, including for, years. perma- York to-day. It was ¦ a pitchers" .battle from Colt. ber of Nat Goodwin, balked . Whether it is . start to equaled Since the button manufacturers began Corbett, Arizona,^ nent'or not, it always effective finish. Fraser's hit has been to use mussel and other NEW YORK. June 16.—The sale of the Harry John Black :of Is for the here only once, .when Delehanty. three years shells in their Rancho Del yearlings Matt and others. Yanger time being. _ A horse' ' that ;balks usually ago -Attendance, work a closer lookout for Paso was continued Larkin boxed made a similar drive. 1500. frosh-water to-day at Sheepshead Bay. A or with.Jack Cordell. the crack lightweight does .so from having been overloaded ;at Score: HHB9SBSSS(HHHP HI'!SiM«BIMi pearls has been kept, and brown \ R. May more have beea by imp. advantage weight some time;, and though' at' '; H. E. «& DR. HcLAUGHLTV—timi. ci.. t HURLETOX. Cat. 23. 1903. found. But In no black colt Watercress-Inquisitive The latter had the in the 'time he New York .V 1 1c ram9n«-It is open to mem- sumption to-day." hours.' Sixth-street gym~ Belt does not burn^thouih^n,, r the Western Inries* illness" was the Then rub; the '_ unslaked lime, Manager **!? T Chicago bers of all golf clubs. The trophy steel with\. : nasim.v Alex' Greggains States.— Inter Ocean. artistic result :of a cold contracted while attend- finely;powdered,' .till all the ,marks have • v has was won in 1893 by Miss Alice Mofflt;1900, ing fight - \ matched .the boxers in such a way as to the Corbett-Fitzsimmbns at disappeared.— Exchanger ¦ bring more 2500 persons Miss Cofa Crockett; 1901, Mrs. R. Gilman City. : out their best efforts. . Not than in Paris Brown; Carson . 6 have a capital of as much as $200,000, 1902. Miss {Ruth Underhih. The - A penny of Ethelred's nearly cup reign, found near ~ , 8 Dr.M.C. MCLaughlin,!^^''^ ,^!' and one-third of those are for- must be won twice by.one player be- Vlt.takes ninety threads of the spider to Tetbury," 5 ROME June -18.—Dr. Lapponl : ' eignera. ' Gloucestershire,- '' -- has been sold Pope to-«lay ' visited the l°UI%~* *' ' * fore becoming her property." equal in size one, of the silkworm. forr£61r '. '".".¦- : and .changed .his treatment. The 9 m tO 8 «- Sundays— 10 to 1 4 doctor says he found the Pope better. . mmmmmmmm*^J .