The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 21, 1898, Page 4

4 THE SA NCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1898 JOCKEY THORPE IN THE SADDLE Pilots Two Winners at Sacramento. FIVE FAVORITES IN FRONT RING ROUGHLY HANDLED BY THE BETTORS. Grady an Easy Victor in the Mile and Fifty Yards Race—idennessy Fined by the Judges for the: Same Old Offense. - Speciel Dispatch to The Call. 3 SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2&.—Racing at the park this afternoon received fresh im- petus by the reappearance in the saddle of the premier Western rider, Charley Thorpe. The “grand old man” rode with all of his old-time dash and vigor, and was heartily received by the crowd. Per- haps his effort on Shasta Water was not 2 most toothsome turf morsel, but he plloted Gold Fin and Bonnibel over the | bar safely, and bettors forgave the other. The ring laid liberal prices against the different starters, and as five straight hit the wire in front it quit'behind on the day’s booking. The sport.is aboye the average, and the management looks forward to an increased attendance the balance of the meeting. Thorpe donned his riding clothes for the first time since his return here, and sat astride Gold Fin, the 7 to 10 favorite in the opening event for two-year-olds. dodgers at his mercy and shut them out. Attendance 3500. Score: Club— Brooklyn Pittsburg” Batteries—Kennedy and Grim: Cronin and Bowerman. Umpires—Connolly and Hunt. NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—The Giants had the game well In hand up to the seventh inning, when six singles and a bad throw by Davis let in four runs. Davis got confused in the eighth, allowing Taylor's hit to drop safe and this run could not be overcome by the New Yorks. Good batting was responsible for the New Yorks' runs. Doheny’s homer sent two men in, in front of him. Attendance 500. Score: 0 ‘arner; Sugden. Umpires—Swartwood and Warner. Called’ on account of derkness. - — SUICIDE OF A WIFE-BEATER. Jack Wilson Takes a Dose of Mor- phine at Monson. VISALIA, Sept. 20.—Jack Wilson, who has been twice arrested and convicted of wife-beating, committed sulcide by taking morvhine at Monson Saturday. ‘Wilson had evidently made full prepara- tion for committing suicide, as he had dressed himself in a new suit of clothes and placed a new pair of shoes beside the bed. On the porch was found a bottle coniaining a small quantity of morphine. On the 9th of this month he was re- leased from the Fresno County Jail and it is presumed that remorse for his dis- solute ways so preyed on his mind that he determined to end his troubles and his life by committing suicide. He was a native of England, 46 years of age. T el TO' FIGHT SCALE BUGS. Scheme of Southern California Horti- culturists. LOS 'ANGELES, Sept. 2.—The South- ern California Horticultural Board has been organized with representatives from five counties for the purpose of Y eans to get rid of the purple OGP TE staie ‘Dugs “Which are beginning to infest the trees. An agent will be sent to Hawall and China to secure a arasite which feeds on these pests. The guper\ isors of the several countles will be asked to bear the expense of the trip. PROSPERITY'S ERA ON THE RANGES All Kinds of Stock in Demand. COMPETITION AMONG BUYERS BIG EASTERN FIRMS ENTER THE FIELD. Fair Prices the Rule in the Cattle Districts of Northern California and Southezstern Oregon. Special Dispatch to The Call REDDING, Sept. 20.—Never until the present season has there been such a thorough cleaning up of marketable stock on the great cattle runs of North- ern California, Southeastern Oregon and portions of Nevada. Only within the past few years have Eastern buy- ers figured as an important factor in the stock transactions of these sec- tions. To-day the buying agents of the great packing houses of Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha, and Kansas City are ab- solute masters of the situation. They fix the prices and secure the choice of the ranges. Owing to shortages in the Eastern supply this year the necessities of the packing interests compelled the buy- €rs to scour the most remote stock re- gions in search of beef and mutton, ‘and. territory that has hitherto been considered ‘as properly belonging ‘to San Francisco has not been free from invasion. Prices have consequently been stiffened, greatly to the advantage of stockmen. Money is now plentiful in stock centers and all over the ranges, not altogether because of enhanced values, but more on account of the vol- ume of sales effected For the San Francisco market most of the cattle secured in extreme North- ern California and Southeastern. Ore- gon is shipped from Siskiyou County points. Edson - rothers are steady ship- pers. from :Grc_elle. The drought in Southern California enabled them' to buy in San Luis Obispo 1000 head of starving cattle. They also bought up several large bunches of cattle on the Catalina Islands. This stock was shipped by rail to Gazelle and turned out on the well-watered Siskiyou ranges. These bargains enabled them to turn off every marketable hoof on their runs and yet have ample stock for the succeeding season. From Ager, Hornbrook and Montague are shipped all of the stock bought in Southeastern Oregon for the San Fran- cisco market. From one to five special stock trains a week pass through this city en route to Sacramento and San Francisco. Considerable stock is also shipped from Cottonwood and Red Bluff. In Modoc County Eastern buyers ship cattle and sheep to the packing houses by way of Reno and the Central route. Within the past week a bunch of 500 beeves brought $24 50 each all round on the range. This was in Big Valley. On Butte Creek sales have been made lately for $25 a head on the range. A domestic buyer at Adin secured a bunch of 450 prime beeves at 4 to 5% cents. A recent report from Modoc and Las- sen counties says that stockmen have sold more cattle and sheep this year than for seven years past, and from bresent indications there are enough buyers in; the field to handle every mar- ketable hoof in both counties. Not only are the .regular foreign buyers taking all they can contract for in the way of beef and mutton, but local men ATTACKED BY AN ENRAGED BUCK A Thrilling Combat on Bolinas Ridge. MAN AND HORSE IN PERIL GORED BY A MONARCH OF THE v GLEN. Peculiar Circumstances of the En- counter and Lucky Stroke That Turned the Tide of Battle. Speclal Dispatch.to The Call. SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 20.—Albert Say- ers, proprietor of the San Rafael and Bolinas stage line, had an encounter with an enraged deer last evening that almost resulted in the loss of his life. most peculiar. About 5 o’clock in the afternoon Say- ers was passing down a wooded slope on Bolinas ridge In a bugzy when an enraged buck bounded out of the brush and ran into a wheel of the vehicle with such force that:it. was thrown to the ground. Maddened with the pain of the collision, it rose to its feet and ran at the horse, trying to thrust its horns into the animal’s side.. Fearing that his horse, a valuable animal, would be dis- emboweled, Sayers drew a pocket-knife The circumstances of the case are] ADVERTISEMENTS. '. It is acknowledged by all to be the Victor. He was In frun"t all the way, winning han- T H E CALL’S RACI N G C H ART_ are buying for speculation. and leaped out of the buggy. dily from Correct, a & youngste While the cattle sales are the heav-| At the first jab of the knife the in- crriieitho dotons oy ST, fest known in years and perhaps in- |furiated buck turned on Sayers, who For his weak effort on Ojai, the second volve a much larger sum in ready | Was knocked down by the fierce on- (vhnice.‘“ih[h'h fim.shuil( third, Ruiz was th money, yet the transactions in sheep slaught. t}lfi man?ged to.secure a hold suspended for one week. = RAMENT ,—Fall meeting of e | are far In excess, head for head, of cat- | OR one of the antlers an® tried to cut Hermanita was chosen to win the mile SAC! 0 TRACK, Mond ay, Sept. 19, g tle sales. Wool is on the move also. | the deer's throat, but could not get in {‘fi“1“;dfl?;(\;;'?xlumgi",idnm'i ?{}flg,fl"fifi California Jockey Club. Weather fine; track slow. A sale was made in Lake County, Ore- | &0 effectual blow. The struggle was so o lea se Maid and ARPer L e e o s = s H!Llhu far turn, won in fashionable man- Presiding Judge. J. B. FERGUSON, Starter. gon, on the 12th instant of 100,000 | furious that Sayers was soon winded ner. Coda might have made a stronger R T A pounds at 13% cents. and nearly at the mercy of the angry bid, but the three pounds over weight During the past week 50,000 lambs [ buck, when a lucky opportunity pre- carried by Gus W xIst,'»nv :L;puusly retarded have been shipped from Halleck, Ne- | sented itself and he drove the knife L‘:{mfl‘xfl"\t? ml;h:“x:;xcr Qalted oh oan vada, to Eastern points. The average | deeD into its neck. At this juncture the Q e S price paid was $250 on the range.|deer gave the whistle peculiar to its From Reno, including drives from. Ore- | SPecies, and, with a parting stroke of its forces have been irresistible. These forces are high quality and large quantity for a low price. In no other way can you get so large a piece of really good ! - UPLUG T § Its campaign has been successful because g chewing tobacco for 10c. Guite o, cluster of class and speed faced | index. Horse. Age. Weight.|st. ¥m. %m. Str. rds | the barrier in the one mile and fifty . 9 purse Tuce. Grady. with ‘Hemnelsy “up: | - Rubicon A 17w 1 18 £on and from Modoc and Lassen coun: | {ts hoot that gashed Sayers' hand, emember ‘he name was a _pronounced favorite, wit 0 b ... Etta H, (I T ties, 75,000 Vi roke away an nto the forest. chalked against Shasta Water and sixes | & San aiate, & ; ek A D the Switt and Armor packing houses | DUFng the encounter the horse siood 2 i g s B L R Chihuania, 3 3 $% in 2R E1 |snider B in Chicago. . The price, in this in- | perfectly still, evidently palsied with When 0“ bu a aln Rey del ‘},,,rm three furlongs from home, 37 Miss Dividend, 8. 5 ;1u [3 G 1 . ,ng;r:mn = gg stance, ranged from $2 50 to $2 65, de- | fright. Its sides were badly torn by the L won_with pounds to spare in 1:46. Thorpe 13_Mollle A, a.. 1 1% 4% 1EOReIT g livered on the cars. buck’s horns, and Sayers himself suf- / 5 on SHasta Water aliowed himself to be 15%, :80%, :42%, 1:08%. Good start. Won pulllng up. Second and third driving. cut off going down the back.stretch, and | Winner, E. Lanigan's ch. h. Rayon @'Or-Lillle R. was not much of a factor thereaft | Etta H badly cut off just after start. Holmes gave Olinthus & frightful ride, San The six-furlong sprint for two-year-| Mateo jostled and badly ridden. Chihushua had some speed. olds which followed looked a legacy - tor [ ———— — s —— Montana sheepmen spent two weeks | fered numerous cuts and bruises and on a buying expedition through Grant, | had his trousers shredded by the deer’s Cook and Gilliam counties, Oregon, and | hoofs. failed to secure a single head of sheep, E_l’(‘r,li‘l::?,:?;',‘.‘}:;Z{f.‘g:‘n}t,:bi%‘%:fi!ém filznl;‘s‘r?é Index. Horse. Welght.i’st. ¥m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. , T e te?efdu :?L\;lf;e ga P:c%rglrtxgege é‘:flgw cen- i OAST BOUTHERN FACINIO COMFANY. | oy roiwmcon aND KORTH PAGIFIC e TR ot el e e %. Good start. Won first three driving. Winner, Byrnes & Co.s b, | Lh¢ Delghborhood of §2 each. These are| VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 20.—H. M. .| “3:00x Niles, San Joss aud Way Stations. TR DA A, T g 8230 p. ‘m. Thursdays-Extra trip p. m. Baturdays—Extra trips at 1:30 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 2:30, 6:20 p. m. ;i SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. DAYS—6:10, 7:50, 9:20, 11:10°a. m. ; 12:45, m.’ Saturdays—Extra trips af p. m. ,; 9:40, 11:10 & m.; 1:40, 3:40, big prices when it is remembered that | Empress.of India arrived to-day bringing 7:004 Benicia, Suisun and Sscramento. up to within a couple of years ago|news that serious typhoons have done| 7:0®A Marysville, Orovillesnd Redding vis sheep could hardly be got rid of at half | great .damage on the Japanese coast. In | 7:00a Eac S ustii nd Hrom the price. Yokohama harbor thesBritish ship Lind- | 7:80a Martinez, San Raen, Vallejo, At Amadee, a rallroad terminus in | hurst and the Italian cruiser Marco Polo Calistoga snd Santa Rosa. Lassen County, the sheep market s | collided, both being damaged. Y, i Tgigh Cwten a0t booming. Eastern buyers are taking | (Th¢ Wreck of the American ship Emily | 8154 Bay dose, Stockion, Valley 8 everything in sight at $2 50 per head, | Ny WRLDEY I8 reported from Shanghal, Sioh, Tehamms end Rod BIoE, . 14, in the last few| £ by Gold Finch-Hinda Dwyer. inclined to_clalm Mag as stopped very badly. Hemera from head of stretch. ood a d foul riding Fashion Pla tarted for the first time, and received a listl rize. The following are to-morrow’s entries, with the over-night prices laid here: First race, five furlongs. kY 48, THIRD RACE—Seven furlongs; three-year-olds; purse, $20. . ‘Weight IB:, ¥m. %¥m. ¥m. Str. Fin, T} ih 13 Index. Horse. Tehama and Red Bluft. 46 H Nilgar, 165 38 Marplot .. 11 1 11 and a number of the crew were lost. Sh " . m, e s Fagk Ap -, Carvineer oz 3 3 it 1¢ 3h ;\f::;l‘é‘:nw? o the 13th inatant P. L. | was lost in a typhoon, Which caused the | *8:B0s Mitkan o e 2ud Jamesiomn. ... ZHEE | Tetween Bun Francisco and Schuetzen Park bl - s I Erolea BT S e 3 3 P e ‘c.aw_' “yter‘; nt:x‘lg an elt(; gggndonment of the German ship Trini-| ®W0ANew Orioaii iixpress Hcroed. Ties: le a3 wbove. ‘Time, 08, Bakemficld, Sauts Darbara, Zan Second race, selling, one mile e L T nsioh Mjera ™ Seyerly. Seconl driving. Winndy, Burme & ;¢\ Becking issy9ite- bpe bs. Roporta from Canton say the revolu- S0it L] San o isco. 5 b g Marplot no account. Others & good deal worse. Winner was' straight at head The only bad speculation. In livestock | tlon is assuming alarming proportions. Ne us atd Ei Sanes | aamte S Loehniss. 112 ?}\}:'0 g!” it };'}%.i et % X y i . ° | that may be noted the present season | Japanese papers urge that more dam. ‘2‘}""*"" L Dot 1898, GO Kruna, Toaro. ot TR — [yas the driving to Nebraska of 600 | ases be demanded from Hawall. 00 Niles, Bun Jose and Way tations Destination, Daya. i FOURTH RACE—Mile and seventy vards; selling; thres-year-olds and upward; ead of horses from Eastern Oregon. 2 g aBas Joge, Hiles Sad Way Dtations ! Novato, Third race, selling, six furlonss 44, U iliiont PRerY pumS | The best offer recelved was less than| REDLANDS WATER FAMINE. | 2:00rLiemofe Meadots Hantod and © Petaluma, 4 Sovmanea 5,30 T Bt $2 a head. i BB oo S DG B Santa Rosa. . Lady Ashl Index. Horse, Age. Welght./St. %m. %¥m. %m. Str. Fin Jockeys. [Op. CL r e REDLANDS, Sept. 2.—Redlands is ons. . - $10e134 Fulton, 3 { . - 20, 007 Marti i, Vail 5 Falton, » e o A 3T T i ilheeme e | FULLER-WASTIE NUPTIALS. | threatenca with a water famine. ~The Rapa, Catistops, Bi Verano and P e Fourth race, handicap, one and a sixteenth s Kruna, 4.. 3% 33 33 22 26 |Frawley . 2 2 T users of irrigation water have been noti- prros Bauta Rosa. 184 Lytton, ¢ P Benleia, Vacavills, Woodland, it miles. ; 13 Sea Spray, $3. 1 4% 3w 81 [Enos. 5 ¢ |Sen Francisco Merchant Weds & San |fied by the Bear Valley Water Com- Enlghts Landing, Merseville, Oro- Bt 4 Geyserville, 33 Libertine, 112 . Red Glenn, 92..:.6-1 17 Ockturuck, 3. S = s% s: gz 42 |Holmes .. { S | Jose Belle. pany that they will be given but one- VIIlA SR ot rachts, 1 :30 pm| 8:00am] Cloverdale. s a B s GatioerTaels . 2T AN 8 R #5 2 | SAN JOSE, Sept. 20—Frank W. Fuller | foUrteenth the usual supply for use on| &:30r Nies SauJose Tracy 1 7:30am Hopland and Fifth race, purse, seven-elghts of a mile, 5, :0, 1.6, 143, 145, Good start. Won first three driving. Winner, . |Of the San Francisco firm of W. P, Fuller | 07chards the rest of this season. The| g5 Lathrop, Modesto, ojnve, SN Py 00 am; T Dikdah 9 Hemera, 5. 1| 4 Rubleon, 107....10-2 7%, by St. George-Gadabout. % ' "' | & Co., was united in marriage at Trinity | JUPPIY In Bear Valley ls very low. U Santa’ Barbara and Jos Angeles 7:43A | 7o % &= g e £ Obsidian, $1.....10:1 ea Spray got an easy ride. Stepabout had the form of the party. Kruna seemed a | Church at 11 o'clock to-day to Miss May- | tory aran of aranges will be 1ost, patimiy| 4 /30F Marinds, Meoed (Baymond tor s:00am| Guerneville. ; BOSTONESE PILE UP == BE® ran aeo and - Shets, Tor a0 | g trese will be kiled, acer ST T the | O a ew 0] :#0P Banta Fo Route, Atlautic Express 30 o o o 4[5, FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and upward; purse, 0. Wweeks' trip East. The bride is an ex- nffi'fifl?&'flfi"&fi?‘&’.afi.;"é’rfé”étfi?;gd gfi et S Mojars and Exmb.. Sax i e b o TWENTY-FOUR RUNS 4 Quisite Wonds. use of water for power purposes. Con- | -sgiaes yejpess s, Ogden and East.... 0:03% | 5:10pm| 5:00pm| Glen Ellen. | 6:10pm 6:22pm o, Bottin; sumers will be given but two hours a| 600w Paywaris, Nilssand San Joss, rie 71454 | 7r50amml S00am| S 2 = ‘| Index. Horse. Age. Weight.(St. ¥m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. |Op. O Humboldt Fair Opens at Ferndale. |week to irrigate thelr lawns and trees. 17:005 Valicjo, Bort osta and Way Bha- 1R E Rt Slaghnt. ¢ o0 ami0:% am Bonton .....58 41 60| Phllageiphie b4 6 55| 2 Moringa, 5 $h 21% 33 HUMBOLDT, Sept. 2.—The nineteenth | qonounced " the Bear Valley “sale Cof| 8wor b ent tag v Boston 4 .51 Philadeiphte i Mortnga, 3. T 3 annual fair of Humboldt County opened | €3 lley "sale o efon Thiprean, Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West : A sburg ...61 6 13 Homestake, 2 water to outsiders as robbery and ap- ville, Rodding, Portland Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at Gey- €incinnati 53 .604 Loulsville ..57,7¢ 89 _Lady Britannic, 4. 11 11 in here yesterday under fair prospects. The | pointed a committee to devise ways and - Bound and Kast serville for Skaggs Springs; at Cloverdale for l{_ eveland 74 .574|Brooklyn ....48" T .. Dolore, 4 [] 42 42 exhibits of stock, frult vegetables, honey | means to secure an adeauute water sup- EANDIEO AND HAVWARDS AL the Geysers; at Hopland for Duncan Springs, \);l:;\gyoox:k ;g 2 ,m\guw‘mun fi gg .82 (26) Fig Leaf, 4 flfi “ ” and_butter are excellent. To-day the at- Ely for irrigation an domestic use. (Foot of Market Streot.) ¥ éflf‘w;:d QOE‘{'HI&':& fi?:;fi:‘":'na c‘:;n:?.‘a s 3 . : tendance was much larger. Many busi- | Residents are being supplied with drink- Heiroxe, Seminary Park, Sbrings; at Uklah for Vichy Springs, Satatoss Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Upper q i fRLL ness men, with their familles, were pres- | ing water pumped from deep wells and 1 BOSTON, Sept. 20.—In order that there Time, 1:15%. Good start. Won cleverly. Second and third driving. Winner, ~ | €nt. ¥ pe%d!ed from house to house in carts. Fltchburg, Elmbunat, 124%, 49, D, Vi o - might not be any doubt in the final| J. Comgayis o5 . by BobranteLauis: foioos | “Teaniro; Fataditio, Hae” ooy Bucknell's, Sanbedrin Holghis: game of the Boston-Loutsville series, the Moringa was the best. Homestake was a surprise. Lady Britannic had early speed. 11:004 Toreazs, Chorry. Hullville, Booneville, Orr’s Hot Springs, Ment former team piled up twenty-four runs r SEMENT! 112:00x and docino y, Fort Bragg, Westport, Usal. in the game to-day, the largest number ADVERTI 8. S Haywards. eraiey o Vohviay romiE S TR of £t £ el 28 THE CALL’S RACING CHART ol i s o e ance 2000. Score: = ¢ From Niles. beyond San Rafael at half rates. C ST DIVIN - — T 5% % ARE YOU ONLY B i T |, e oy, 0 i ot gy st Loutsville 10 e—— 17:454 Banta Crus Excursion, Santa Cruz Apres. and Gen. Manager. Gen: Pass. Aft. ‘: 8 Batterfes—Lewls, Hickman and Be i d Principal Way Stations....... 18:00; pEsitertes tLewis,’ Hickman 'dfd pergen; SACRAMENTO, Tuesday, Sept. 20.—Second day of the California 81104 Nopark Oontorrlle ban JosaFsiton, 0T pires—Gaffney and McDonald. Jockey Club races. Weather fine; track slow. s &"fildwuxms"nm“dw“ si50r 3 ¥ | WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.— RIC *2:15¢ Newark, Gentorville, San Joss, New i AINGTON, Sept, 20—Threo errors| "CHARLES ¥. PRICH, Presiding Judee. 3. B. FERGUSON, Starter, = ‘Almaden, Feiton, Boulder Creek, :;anta I eR()“te 'nflrmgiap ‘Elv“ern’;.n:nosf ot 5’r“e‘wgf 52& game| 4@ FIRST RACE—Five-ighths of a mile; two-year-olds; purse, $20. B 10:504 Lt ln 597, B v Lol THE KRk £ }yf.lleEgzon ‘Rz‘ H. E;, Index. Horse. We(gm.!n %m. %m. ¥m. Str. Fin. A Full Five Days Treatment CREEK ROUTE FERRY. SAN FRANGISGO m GHIBABU. «3 ¢ Callahan and Batterles—Killen and MecGui 16 Gold Fin S VTG W B R b b PRl Donohue. Umpires—Sayder and’ Andrers Correct 1 fLi e anlaa of Professor Jules Laborde’s Marve= o ,:fgg 10:00aM. 1100 *2:00 $3:00 hv:;y‘ '.17.’.'...‘?:.‘,"‘%1':. ::tl-;;:;fi:hcn::d PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.—Cincinnat! Carmanita 3 510' 43 8§ 43 lous French Vital Restorative from OAKLAND—Foot of Broadway,—*0:00 8:00 10:004.x. Run on the Following Times won the concluding’ game from Philadel- Tiburon - s i% 12 31 5N 113:00 100 $8:00 °3:00 $4:00 , *E:Q0rm ve San Francisco.4:30 p. m., S M.T.W.T.F.& phia this afternoon by better ail around _Frank Conkling J iy A $ 8 o3 CORRT BIVISION (Brosd 6 Arrive Denver........5:00 p. m., W.T.F.5.S. T, play. Pitcher Murphy was a trifie un- 43, @97, 1:04. Good start. Won easily. Second and third driving. Winner, v e L (IrAsi tnxge). Kansas City..7:00 a. m., T.F.S.8.M.T.W. (Thixd and Townsend Sts.) 31004 Ban Jose wnd Way Stations (New Alnaden Wednesdays only) 17:304 Bunday Excursion for San Ji Banta Cruz, Pacific Grove an % Time, : steady and at the end of the fourth was| Burns & Waterhouse's b. c. by imp. Gold Finch-Poesy. relieved by Dugglebf'. who pitched out Gold Fin improved. Correct finished strong. He will bear watching. Ojal lacked his the game In good style. Attendance 1700. | usual speed. The rest of no account. CALTHOS f’s\;ll‘éd?l:lnllsh ¢ { ns H’ Eé 47. sm&n RACE—Mile and a sixteenth; selling; three-year-olds and upward; purse, sE"T FnEE Tn ME" Cincinnat 0 HARVEY’S DINING-ROOMS E Pacllic Grove, Paso Robles, 1mis Obispo, Guadalupe, Surf and WILL BE COMFORTA is) 1 Wy St Batteries—E. Murphy, Duj Murphys McFariand, . Bowley sog Wood ® U | Index. Horse. Age. Weight.(St. Std. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. 5 ; atfon PR 3 ”:Zfr:;;::):: 5-:1::. 2 ® omagitn, + TR PR owe nd Way Shaiions 3 | If You Travel on the Santa Rey, . Bept. 20.—Peters, the| -.. Coda, B.c.....o ST Mateo, Redwood, Menl \ Cleveland pitcher; was wild ot rererthe| 3 Ringmaster, 4. BigatNan w10 g1 s \ "Alto, Bant Clara, San Jone; G40 FRARCISCO TICKET OFFICE—828 MARKET SL ather ragged t- g 37 Rose Mald, 3. 2 ih 1h 2% 410 3h 4 n'p - e H | At the clons ERIEURMIEI DT Vgakened | 3 Tenrica, 508 55 fgaes ] 5 No C. 0. D, or osit Scheme, T e L T “TELEPHONE MAIN 155L men made four runs in the eigh X Time, (07, 6, 1:23%, 144, 1:61%. Good start. Won ridden out. Se ning, when the game was oalleg oh b | Winner B I Hmith's br. m. by Freano-Sistar to St Dousins, - ocond and third driving. Count of darkness, . McGraw was ot ot Hermanita best at the welghts. Ringmaster and Rose Maid had speed for seven-elghths of the game by Umpire Brown for dis-| of & mile. gutlng a clos® decision. Attendance 1900, Grove. . *8:30F San Jows and Wy Statio , Pakland Offios—1118 Broadway. *4:15¢ San Jose mud Principal Way Stations | Baocramento Office—201 J Streof, 3. P San J d Principal Wi 1 '3:30% San Jose and Brincipal Way Stations 9rats | \_ San Jose Offie—7 West Santa Olars Bl 6:30r San Jose and Way Stati . 7134 11345 San Joso and Way Siations, Hor CALTHOS is now recognized by all intellid gent physicians as the only perfect, permanent and unfailing cure for Spermatorrhoea, Impot- = = o |48 T2 RACE—Mile and fifty yards; three-year-olds and upward; purse, §250. ency and Varicocele yet discovered. It is a RS 3180 . B tion of h Prot. Jul or 3 T T it 253 Horse. Age. Welght.(st. Std.. %m. % s T Seig, | Laborae. the world's prestest spcialis ia ners 18 %fi-’,. menr, ;45'::,':?13: sy | THE SAN FRANGISGO AKD SAN JOAQUIN . Age. Welght(St. Std.. %m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. g ; bl T St o oreer Ui -Brow and S pagros | B 5 Ao G | e o 8 | o - |, VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY; s 111§ 1% 1t [Eem == It was Prof. Laborde who first discovered, $2 1% 1asionn 21 |Plggott {5 35 |and proved to the satistaction of the French rubbed it in to “Roaring Bill* Kennedy, | —00) Shasta Water. L] 22 3 |mh RSt et I North-ound. 121 3% o | *3 . 9§ |Academy by the record of 89 cases, that these d touching up his curves for t Time, :25, : Gooa_start. tly. Beco dread diseases are due 0-nervous debi)ity, and g, s | FROM SAN FRANCisC | Passen- and a fota) of thirty-one bases. P‘:al;.. Crane & Owens’ b. h. by Three Cheers-Gold Cup. il nd driving. Winner, | that no treatment which falled to recognize | FiEl ticarmt ey 't the benefit of five days AND, \sfiu;{&u‘g&n VALLEY | "ee™ | Sunday g‘u‘:fi} e go? lg'm?g a flhiltd'everby time he went to Shasta Water restrained too much first part. She was badly cut off on the back stretch. 'hn:.flx;u and strike at the root of the trouble ‘Jl?dset;{.nd that this is no C. O. D. or De- % :ESE}E 3%0155—;‘;1:20, $9:20, 11:00 & m.; w145, | Deily: [Exc’ptd| Stations. Exc'ptd Daily. at, besides fielding brilliantly. e = 3 - could do more than t rary relief. cheme—it is absolutely fi ‘Und 45, 5:15, %6:00, 6:30 p. m. . < = the New England rocuult, nt?t meccl;ofi'"' "FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs; selling; two-year-olds; purse, CALTHOS strik .{’mi'“,‘;';L ke the £5 that T Von Monl Co. 18 1ot new Aor an | (EXTRA TRIPS Fir Sin Ratael on M T20am| 0:0am| Btockton | 3:45 pm| 540 pm X olley 49. H 3 two-year-olds; purse, $200. disease and removes the couse, It 15 the only | IrTesponsible concern, but is the biggest and | Wednesdaye and Saturdays at 11:30 p, 3'_""" | g0am12:f0pm| Merced |12:50 pm| 3:3pm most t) BUNDAYS—*8:00, *10. i " . 16:40 am| 8:50 pm) ¥ remedy known to sclence that will absolutely | Fhie .E&'fifi“g&“mf;m"é:fi& America. | 3.0, 4:30, 6:15 90 T e et | Gl Saom) dantora ~The CALAHO asvehls (3®) Grady, 5........c.... BROOKLYN, Sept. 20.—The Pirates| (1 Rev del Tlerra, 4. NORTH PAGIFIC GOAST RATLROAD, | 2 s == = e v g Mixed. . m, ADVERTISEMENTS, Index. Horse. Welght.[St. ¥m. %m. %m. cure nervous debility. It has for years been remedy is sent in pldin pack- | girains marked * run to San Quentin. . | 2:45pmi1:50 pm| Bakersfleld | 2:30am|10; A~~~ | T 39) Bontbel used as @ specific in the French and German | Age: thero ls mo publicity In receiving e e e TO SAN FRANCISCO. B:05pm[ 150pm| - Visalta | 6:40ami12 42 Ocorona 3% Armles. It has a record of a vast number of m';g pmxl.tnh‘u etrrr,l‘}--n-wt;:‘lilg tt':?ito":.nldfl}fi *12:20, 2:20, %3: 25, °8:35, 7:45, *9:30 a. m. Stopping at intermediate points as required. bs’ onn'l(uax-nd;n_ Wednesdays | ¢Connéctions—At Stockton with steariboats ot ... Hannah Reid . perfect cures in every part of Europe. It 18| what the remedy will do for you. 3 - 98| 2 5 1 : €alifornia Nayigation and Improvement Com. pany, leaving San Francisco and Stockton at o . m! w00{4 1t is controlled in this country solely by The | short time. It affords the greatest oDDOFtunity | sgoyn. 4240, spy ot pod % "85 & m L5 DU Gaily, excepting Sunday from San Fran , . San Augustine R 24, 49, . Good start. Won fi 3 ‘Von Mohl Co., ot Cincinnati, and is sold under | éver offered to the man whose condition forces I cisco: at Me sta; d S hovmarpris Ty by Taks Noticetunane. -1 | fres: driving, Winner,” Burss & Water: | N santbs aipnid, 00 ackhowE: him to look upon the future with dismay and FROMMILVALEES fom Ste Quantin, | Snclings, Cotiterue,” Soiamite, ote; alsg Bonibel got the best handling. With a good boy up Ocorona would have won. Hannah | edged, that it will effect a perfect cure. Giacks, fake remedies mad aypancisratable | WEEK DAYS—5:t5, 6:45, 1:65, 940 a. m.: 179 | Fankesiios oy Hormitos, Mariposs, efc.i ot & —— : D | ndh vy s s s BT S weaks | {8, fake reinecias nd appiitnces'have ledt | 1.6 450 U0 o ES e What virtue there is.in bare cleanliness! HP5" on ' Mondays, Wedneadays Pears’ soap does nothing Sir Urian PeSTee, T omem = TR duplicating its forelgn success in this country. | This offer can of course remain open but a | Y Nioaesy at ness, premature loss of strength and memory, | Irresponsible advertisers mislead thousands | and Ba at 7:00 p. emissions, varicocele, shrunken parts, impot. | U3 fake testimonials. A moment's thought will | *BUNDAYS sito, 08 & m.: 1205 1, 32, ency, or any of the other awful results of early.| 3o vo printeq in connection. "vlmfil ':;uhch::";g S B BT ThROUGH TRAINS, e £t Wl | s ot A ST T 98 |18 2 T ASE CRalis 1 oy s ; 4 of nis 4 strain, can be cured It he w la onishing testimonials from P Saturdays—Duncan Mills. snd way ear-olds and upward; purse, $200, AL 1n oy nogy-poluca romedy for - Gonorth CURES WG Gleet, Spermatorrhoa 101 t0 5 days N Whités, unnatural digs Guaranteed charges, or any inflamma. tion, irritation or uicera. 50 FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs; selling; three- 0 ] 5 Index. Horse. Age. Welght.|St. %m. %m. %m. Str. 2 : @Y willlam O'B, 6 3 L 11 (13 a1moan "The tiime o 4b 86 1a now.” Neither CALTHOS | THOS atter all olse had faneds mie o | 8% way sta'e, | Bangrren covagion. ‘Hon Of musous but cleanse, it has nomedi- | . ¥ 5 Pl O oo anpting Safled i R i You R | hat e U8 o oocled et MOUNT TAMALPAIS i wes | okt O e P, °p.....1“c':"""m;‘.?:‘:t allproperties: butat bei e i SR e R tion and insanity which follow naturally in the | print, nor pretend to print, communications. of MALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY. or sent in plain Wrapper, cal prope: H gS | v Majesty, 8 PR | | % % frain of nervous: debility gud sexusl disgasm. © | 90 o aslicate and private nature. Foe W T ey B o Xpresey prevaid, - fo 1 f health : o, 4% e e ey o= | wHOR and 80 cerialh is The Von MOM, G ve days CALTHOS treatment wil placo | pept” 1. Sol: © o m Ll e color of health, and |7 ‘aime a5 11 Good start Won first thres ariving. Winner, Farrer & Tuber. | ALog 1, 50,00 a cure in every case hal, By i R LT T Dayno® o m. 16 0 m . S e - o % ; Bk Gl e . 5 D order to give every sufterer in the count to-day. THE VON MOHL GOy, | |Sundava—8:00, - 90 1 . m, 16 b, m. ; .Give it time, | ure? S o ol oning e stopped badly st the fnih. William O'B-fintehed | Goyortunity fo learn st what this romedy ;‘é Ci mafl::fi 4| ‘Round i Valley, $i: z health itself. sameiy. ¥ ¥ ram & o’ Flaten e sionid be throwa out. S B A R ‘{'fi 5, Grgiomat Ono, “Lar ‘}-‘pmm_ul;m_h OR 2 HoN. Aretts, e Market fifl Y 0L BflI‘ flal' i % bl ¢ o 1% ) % v s