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6 CORBETT T0 1GHT McCOY Meet at Buffalo in August. Will AGREE UPON THE TERMS| TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS | IN THE PURSE. Should the Police Interfere With the | Bout the Ex-Champion Is to Receive the Winner's End. Speclal Dispatch to The Call. NEW YORK, July 10—It is an- nounced that James J. Corbett and Kid McCoy have agreed upon terms for a twenty-five round match to come off at Buffalo on August 27. The purse will be $20,000 with a side bet probable. | It is said that McCoy's representative | provisionally accepted Corbett’s stipu- | Jations that should the police Interfere | the latter is to have the winner's end of the purse. | HURRYING TROOPS TO = STRENGTHEN SHAFTER | One Expedition Sailed From Charles- ton Yesterday and Another Will Go To-Day. CHARLESTON, 8. C., July 10—The steamship Rita, captured recently off| Cuba by the Yale and purchased yester- day by the United States Government for . $125,000, sailed for Santiago this afternoon | with 650 men of the Sigth Illinois Regi- | ment and their baggage. One battalion | of the regiment safled with the expedition | under General Garretson on the Colum- bla. It was found that the Rita could not ecarry the remaining $00 men, so com- | THE BIG CROWD CHEERED AND | handed T Fresnos . Base hits . ATHLETICS Rellly. Two-base hits—Moore 2. Base on errors—Athletics 3, Fresnos 3. Bases on balls— i TQ [ Am 2. Left on bases—Athletics o, Fres- | | nos 6. Struck out—By Thomas 1. Hit by pitcher—Brittaln 2, rley, Hilderbrandt, Double plays—Mangerina to Courtney; Stultz to Pyne. Triple play—Johnson to Rellly to Pyne sed balls—Mangerina 2. Time of ~ hour and 40 minutes. Umplre— Smith. | S | GREAT BALL AT STOCKTON. Home Team and Friscos Tie in the Foyrteenth Inning. | STOCKTON, July 10.—A remarkable PLAY | game of baseball was played here to-day | between the Stockton and San Franclsco | clubs. It was a hard and game struggle | up to the twelfth inning, at the end of which not a man on elther side had | reached the home plate. In the thir- | teenth the ice was broken and each team scored twice. There was great excite- ment in this inning, particularly when the | contest was declared a draw. This was the | last game of the season here. The fol- The Game Contained More Real Sen- | lowiug summary shows the close work: 8 CKTON. sational Plays Than All the | AB. R. BH SB. PO, A, E. They Defeat the Fresnos Handily. A GREAT TRIPLE HOOTED. Others Combined—Reilly’s Selna, R 3i1lings, 1 Great Home Run. | Smith, AFED T A0 50 Rice, T. FLaes BT e TR | Starke 02 Sty el o Heisln, 0. D500 0 1 | M. Whits [ 1 0 1 g 10 S Muller, 1. 0,58 % 2 BY JOE CORBETT. | aptiecn: i R | Walthour, c. 0 [ 0 0. 0 0 A handsome crowd of 3000 people turned - = = = = = out to witness the game between the Ath- Total .. 1598000 04 letics and Fresnos yesterday afternoon NCISCO. v R. BH. SB. PO. A. E. at Recreation Park, and were given a Tt s treat long to be remembered. Never In 0 1 0 e 1 1 the brief history of this park were so bl ag g many brilliant and phenomenal plays ex- | O L0 0L 0 ecuted, and never did a crowd make ol nd 0 w0 o manifest its appreciation of noble efforts el g g ‘2' g in a more convincing manner. Time and | § SRR e g again they were brought to their feet to | - - = = = = cheer and applaud the individual work of | 2‘\'1:(‘»1 » 2 ¢ some player, until vocal chords finally re- | INNINGS. belled and plays that in an ordinary |Stgekton o....0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 00 8 8 2-3 game Would have caused pandemonium |San Fran....0°0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 were allowed to pass almost unuoticed. | Base hifs..1 00 01000100 0 3% Truly 1 ras ea sight. SUMMARY. R es & besutiul Bieat Two-base hits—Muller, Stroecker. Respon- Ot course, there were plays having a | strong resemblance to the color of those | Fresno uniforms, but what did it matter so long as every player fought hard and | £5% B> earnestly. | o Then again, if a player made an error | Wha! in one inning, In the next he would com- | Sime °f Eam pel that crowd which had previously | hooted to stand up and howl themselves into a state of ecstacy over some one- stop or other unusual play he would make, sible for runs- Dunleavy to Dunleavy. fice hits—NI Whalen 1. Double play Hit by pitcher—N. Smith ase hif Smith. Bac Smith, Rice. Left on bases— | rancisco 7. Bases on balls— off Shea 1. Struck out—By by Shea 3. Umpire—C. Sweeney. ame—Two hours and 13 minutes. Harli e “SANDCRABS” WORSTED. San Jose Very Handily. De- feats Santa Cruz. So it was all through the game. One- it SAN JOSE, July 10—Santa Cruz, rein- handed stops, running catches, a triple| ., 4 4" throng of Surf City adherents, play, singles, two-baggers, home runs, aded the domain of Manager Weston and narrowly escaped being shut to- in all in such rapid succession that it was | simply tmpossible to keep track of them. anies D and M were left here. This ivides the regiment badly. The embarkation at 6:3) o’clock was an inspiring sight. The men of the Six- teenth Pennsylvania i Second and Third Wisconsin regiments were drawn up on neighboring pier heads 7l mental bands playing patriotic airs which were responded to by the band of the 1llinofs regime amer. It had been raining y, but just as| the Rita drew out Into the stream n perfect rainbow appeared nning the the harbor like a triumphat which th p was sailing. ng soldiers caught the signifi- cance e incident and o cheer swept along water front that could be | heard all over the city The Grand Duche is expected off the bar_ to-night to tak 1 third expedition to Santiago to-morr REMNANT OF CERVERA'S | FORCE REACHES SANTIAGO. Hundred and Fifty Seamen Who Es- caped Death or Capture in the Battle. HAVANA, July 10, eral men belong- | ing to the crew of the Aifonso XII from S fago have arriy °, the vessel 1 having been run ashc cape capture. Naval 1stamenta and Jo Nayal Cadet Ramon | via and fifty-three gailors of Admiral ¢ ships reached g0 on Friday. sular Govern- {s thoroughly rd with Cap- | Blance continues to | tain bold a fi THANKSGIVING‘AT THE | NATIONAL CAPITAL |: that accomplished by their 0ppo Patriotic Discourses at Nearly All the | Churches—President Mc-Kinley Deeply Impressed. ‘ WASHINGTON, July 10.—Th!s has been a day of thanksgiving and prayer in the nation’s capital. The president’s recent proclamation resulted in a concert of pa- triotic utterance from many pulpits, Prayers were offered for an early con- summation of peace. In nearly every ohurch where the proclamation had sug- | gested the topic of the sermon, speclal | music and patriotic pravers were re dered, many of the services closing witn | the hymn “Amer! as usual, attended | the morning services ¢ t the Metropolitan | M. E. Church. He nt alon deeply impressed by the disc livered by the pastor, the Re Bristol, D.D. The church was crowded long before the services began. Scores of persons remained standing throughout and many more went away unable to gain admiss Dr. Bristol President McKinl ermon held the attention of his auditors throughout. At times his hearers were so thoroughly aroused by his patriotic utterances that ripples of spontaneous applause swept over the con- | gregation. — HEAD-END COLLISION ‘ ON TEHACHAPI GRADE | Disobedience of Orders Results in| Serious Injury to an Engineer | and Fireman. BAKERSFIELD, July 10.—A light en- gine coming down Tehachapi grade this | morning collided with the southbound | passenger train near Bealville. Engineer George Cooper and Fireman Charles Blakelee of the light engine were serfous 1y injured. The locomotives crashed to- | gether head on. Engineer John Hay and Fireman Joe Gates of the passenger engine jumped In time to escape injury. | The light engine had orders to sidetrack at Bealville, but fafled to_do so. About fifteen passéngers were injured, none se- riously. Physiclans were hurried to the scene and all the passengers were able to continue the journey when the wreckage was removed. The northbound passen- ger train following the light engine ar- rived seven hours late. It sidetracked at | Bealville per orders, and was not in the | smash-up. —— Wreck Near Elsmore. | DUNSMUIR, July 10.—Train No. 13, con- sisting of thir rs, drawn by two en- gines, was wrecked about 10 o'clock this | morning at tunnel No. 4, near Elmore, by | four cars in the middle of the train leav- | ing the rails and tearing up about 15) feet | of roadbed. The car trllsks were demol- | ished, but the cars and#their contents | were left intact. No one was injured. The | southbound express train left Dunsmuir | two hours late to-night, expecting to get | by the wreck without further delay. okl New House of Worship. 1 SANTA CRUZ, June 10.—The Christian | Church congregation, of which Rev. R. L. McHatton is pastor, worshiped for the first time in its new bullding this morn ing. The house is in an unfinished condi- tion, the pastor and congregation prefe: ring to occupy it without assuming finan. cial burdens of too much weight. The | house was erected by voluntary contribu- tions of money and labor. g Factory Building Burned. PHILADELPHIA, July 10.—Halloon & Shoemaker's five-story brick factory building at Boone and Diamond streets was entirely destroyed by fire to-day, in-| volving a loss of about $§100,000, divided smong owners of the building and the Va- | rious tenants. The loss {s covered by ln-1 enjoying themselves. Bo it was yesterday. | two men across: the rubber. ~Iberg and They took exception to every decision [ Biie " swere opposing twirlers and. eact that presented itself, showed thelr dis- | g% WOrT ORPONNE Lo rers O eraid's | pleasure by uttering some uncomplin irst base work wes the finest ever seen | lary remark, and then, right on tog n the local grounds, nothing being too this, would Jump up and fairly shake the | Pi U QR BEORRGR, MO O was: stands, in showing their appreciation of L S01 clever [ Wt more could be SAN JOSE desired? The peopie enjoyed every mo- AB. R. BHL SB. FO. A. E, ment devoted to the game; the players in L S0 Rt R0 S0 return put forth their best efforts, and -: 5 i 15 g g simply covered themselves with glor! | sifnd B8 ottt The plays that were particularly start- DR e e S ling and conspicuous were the triple play, LR T e R by Johnson, assisted by Reilly and E e o die s il Pyne; the home run made by Reilly, who O o s T et put the ball over the right fleld fence on 4 s Al 000 650 a line; that one-handed stop and double — — - = = play made by Btultz; the great running oA T 00 (21520 catch of a pop and throw to second SANTA CRUZ. retiring the runner at that base, made by B. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E, Mangerina; nd the splendid running | Willlams, 8 8.......4 0 0 o -1 5 1| catch of a long fly made by Ford T! ¢ | Melntyre, .3 0 0 0 ;. 0 1! | were, as 1 sald before, other clever play Te Sastadiilo ta et but as the ones mentioned were responsi- | e ble for all the noise, I will leave the oth- ity o e e e ers for future discussion. R G e The game was won by the Athletics | g ii0nl 00k A 0l 0l | through opportune hitting and my\-rlbi‘ als 2802020000 S A R o lelding. itzpatrick, who did the twirl- | - = = = = = = ing, was pounded unmercifully by the | 808 kg A URTE SR Fresnos, yet the b hit -lulm :1«;@ not BY IN 293 Fma ra prove it. Line hit after line hit did th be ake, and _as often were they 00000 22 knocked down. They were certainly un- | fortunate, but good hitting must ~ ever | Two-base hits— Yots of 1Y S0 fon | Out. San Jose was also out in force, the glory of the occaslon, 0T .4iondance being the largest of the sea- To add to the it was glorfous from the start, were the |~ = . 2 atisr 0! Tepeited ories of KUl the umpirel” “Oh, | Son. The game itsclf was as pretty a con- Datiiyburasrbtent l THan m somé | test as one could wish to see, beautiful other unexpected quarter would come the | plays predominating throughout. San remark “You are full of incandescent | Jose started the ball rolling in fifth, when | ]fi{m uixd )cru lLl“l’ ‘ l1 l‘zm”.« x::"»r;-nfix‘- on two doubles and two singles three men | elligent character seated in the viclnity | goored. In the elghth another was of the bar would shout, ~Mr. Umpire |added on singles by Hanlon and Eagan Arsp dodbilon P ’l‘",‘) A WA ided by some scientific juggling on the raukesuipiccs iofidaylight ferm : part of Santa Cruz. The Sand Crabs did ow when such criticlsms creep into a|5,,¢ tally until two men were out in the | game, the people are interested, and are ninth, when an error allowed them to put and Iberg. First base . Santa Cruz 1. Base on Jose 2, S C Struck out— Left on bases—San Jose 5, Santa Double plays—McCarty to Hanlon to Zagan to Hanlon; Fitzgerald Fitzgerald, unassisted. Hit by | Passed ball—Daubenbis. Umpire—O'Connell. ccumb to such phenomenal flelding t. ration of how strongly them, look into the | As To give an fllu: the fates were ags play that follow: | In the fifth inning, with men on first ond second bases and no one out, Earl hit a ball like a shot in the dircction of third base. All hand: tarted round, but Joh: on 1 ved in the air, caught the ball, | tossed it to Reilly, who in turn threw it | to first, completing the best triple play seen at Recreation Park. | On a nu of other occasfons terrific hits were either captured or down when they meant runs, so patrick should thank his fieldérs for win- | ning rday’s game. | s, on_ the other hand, while not | Scorers—Doyle and W et o il Sacramento Downs Oakland. SACRAMENTO, July 10.—The Oaklands put up a top notch game of ball to-day, but against the stonewall front of the Gilt | ges their efforts were futile and they went down to defeat. Lockhead and Hen- nessey were again in the Gilt Edge ranks, otherwise the result might have been dif- s steady as he might have be ST et i s opportunely, and nearly every take | ferent. The feature of the Kfl]:)fl: wgiotrk;g made by his support and himself proved | & %, Oalkland, fatal. He pitched good ball considering in Saturday Batteries—Doyle and sell and Sullivan, | play imad and_should continue practicing. They should also secure an- Probably Frosted Feet. e s WATSONVILLE, July 10.—In the game " ATHLETICS to-day between the Pajaro Valley Wheel- IEIICS. men and the Golden Gates of San Fran- SR AB. R BIL 8B. TO. & B | iisco, the latter nine, without any justi- Relly, 2 b.. 2 2 2 '3 ¢ 1|flcation, quit the game in the ninth inn- 0 0 0 1 0 0ing, when the score was 5 to 3 in Wat- 1 % 3 % 1§ 1| sonviles favor. Donlin, the local pitcher, 5 1 0 1 o o|struck out sixteen men. Hilderbrandt, r. 175400 g oL o o | e Johnson, 3 b. 2500 = asiia ] The J. J. O’Briens Won. 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BEST PLACE__IN CALIFORNIA FOR HEALTH OR PLEASURE. HIRTY OF THE GREATEST MINERAL eprings in America; all Xinds of amusa- ments; new swimming tank, baths and bowl- ing ailey. First-class accommodations; rates reasonable. Write for fllustrated pamphlats. San Francisco office, Address HIGHLAND SPRINGS, Cal. MARK WEST SPRINGS Has The most pleturesque resort In California. vine arbor in the State; ral_springs, such as Soda, S phur, Magnesta, Iron and Arsenic: plunge bath; | swimming pool; billlards, shuffle-board, croquet and other games. Accommodations first class; able good. Round. 3 76. Stage morning trains and Saturday_evening. 12 per week. Address FRESE & JUER- ORCHARD r i SPRING Plain, Quiet Ret Mountain Alr, In the FOOT- HILLS of the ERRA NEVADAS, nr.Coifs the C P. Wi ar at, Finest Scenery, ruit, and all the Y Around Climate in California. Ideal groun nd s dings. OnR.R.,1 niles fm S.F. | $8 week. Open all year. Send for Booklet. Address Orchard Bprings, Chicago Park, Cal. ROWARDENNAN. PUTAH P. O., HOWARD HE%e, Accommodations unsurpassed. Rates, §8 310 and $12. Special terms to fam- tlies. Postoffice and_ telephone, Round trip, $10. Southern Paclfic offics, €13 ot street. Mfl‘dru‘sm MRS. R. J. BEEBY. EASTRO VALLEY, Room and board for 1 or ladles or lady and gentleman in private fam- | {ly; nice location: rate reasonable. Apply at D. H. VOGT'S, Haywards, Alameda Co., Cal. HOTEL BENVENUE, Lakeport, Cal. Situated on the shore 'of Cicar Lake; fine special facilities for families hild; ome cooking. boating, ng. Aaning: rates reasonable Address” FRANK BCALES and A. M. SCALES. JOHANNISBERG. Famous mountain health and pleasurs resort. Elevation 1200 feet. Relief for asthmatica Fishing, boating, hunting and ewimming. ' Terms, §7 to $10. Send for clrcular to JOHANNISBERG RESORT. Naps, Cal 2 Near Haywards. HARBIN HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS. Most wonderful waters; all kinds ot skin | @iseases cured in marvelously short time: kid- mey, liver, catarrh. rheumatism and_ stomach troubles immediately relieved: rates $10 to 31§ er week. Long-distance telephone. Address . A. HAYS, Proprietor. Lake County. DUNCAN SPRINGS. Two miles from Hopland; unequaied soda and magnesia springs; hot and cold baths; fur- nithed cottages: terma $10 to €13 per Week. Telephone. Buy through tickots. O. HOWELL, Proprietor, Hopland, Cel. LOCH LOMORND. New house; nicely furnished; hard-finished rooms; good table; everything neat and clean; 8 minntes from depot; rates 37 to $10 per week; postoffice, ete. C. H. WILLIAMS, Ben Lo- mond, Cal. DEER PARK INN (Lake Tahoe), elevation 6307 feeet, opens Juns 1 Fine accommodations. Cottages with pri- vate batbs and fires. Table unsurpassed. RiRyrates, T35 for ROUND TRIP. J. 8 BY, room 1, Flood bullding, San Francisco. No staging to get there, | , fanta Cruz Mountains on San Lorenzo River, no o osanitoes cf | 2 hours from §. F. 40 minutes from Santa i Winds wheh - won are | Cruz: grounds and river lit by electric light | fhera. Table unurpassed. | tennis, bowling, boating, bathing and fishing: | Rates 10, $12. $14 o week, | Onest hall and dining'room in Santa Crus | ° Round trip tickets §7. W, | Mts.; club, billiard and smoking rooms. New. L. "Mitchell, Manager: | hard finished and elegantly furnished. Tel F. V. Owen, Agent, Call | phone and telegraph service. Round trip, Bunaing. Address THOMAS L. BELL, Prop., South Ben | Lomond. I8 il T [ | SPRINGS, | LOVELY BEN LOMOND. Park House and cottages. New management. | Fine grounds. Fish pond, boating. Grand scen- v. Solid comfort.- Freshmilkand fruit. Livery connected. §8 week. R. H. BANFILL, P G00D LUCK 222, &, mnt ment hand In hand at HOTEL GISELMAN, ZLakeport, Cal. A. H. SPURR, Proprictor. SUMMIT SoDA | SPRINGS, | On lne ot C. P. R. R. Elevation, 6009 feet. | Daily mall. Telephone connections. New ac- commodations. Open June 1. Address GOUL- IS, Donner, Placer Co. ST. HELENA SANITARIUM. Natoral 'advantages; ralubrious lmeie; ple- turesque scenery; mountain walks: purs spring water; beautiful drives: pine groves: lawns and gardens. The best advantages for those who need to obtaln comfort, rest and health culture in a short tims. Address St. Helena Sarttarfum, St. Helena, Cal. AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS Hi Sonoma Valley, two hours from . !oxf ‘f"m» uron £ Warm mineral swimming and tub baths. ~ Hotel completely remodeled eni retis | pished. Water, gas, clectric bells. Iates $10 to | $12 per week, 33 per day. Addr CALIL- afi SPRINGETAI: Adiress ACUA caLL | PARKER VINEYARD RANCH. Natural attractions without Ifmit. Pleasant. walks through shady canvons. Hu fishing. Table eupplied with fr v frults, butter, milk and emen \ o country home. Free ceyi - o wecdE conveyance at depot; $1 N D. WINTER, Cloverdale, Cal. | PLANTATION HOUSE, Eighteen miles from Cazade ‘e on Good trout fishing, plenty fralr. coiin e mllk.' free conveyance for parties of two or pores pfrand redwood scenery. . Address J RINGER. Seaview, Sonoma County, op apply IZ. KRUSE, 7 $PENY iZ. KRUSE, 207 Front st., S. F., for par. KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS. Finest flshing and health on the resort Coast. For_particulars writ wick, Siakiyca Couaty, Cal. 1\ DNONe Bees | | scenery is to 1 316 Montgomery street. ’ 8 | MAGNETIC sp ted in the heart of from Glenwol ent mountain Springs espe Clima tism. troubles. lawn tenn! etc. Co ver a ttag, mou Addr TO hy depot; goe n; terms $7 FORD, Pleasant View COUNTRY bo: iy the country we go—We will meet you at accomodations; desirable lo- <children 33 5 4 near Sonoma; : terms reasonable. CHESTRA. SODA WATER. RINGS, redwoods, four uf Santa Cruz. ation 1900 the County ne s0c, the nicest B. M. SHEL- v ranch, Cloverdale, Cal. private fam- MRS. 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