The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 26, 1899, Page 5

THE SA FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 [ecR-R-3-F-2-F-F-3-F-3-3-F-3-3-F-2-2 =3 -3 -F-E=2 -8 3-8 -3 -] b= o 2 Tennis Tournament at Del Monte 2 2 Coming Local Boxing Events. § | | | PULLS 0P Hi MOUNT WD 15 BEATEN A NOSE | s Jockey Keenan Loses by a Fluke. S el KING BARLEYCORN NIPPEDOUT | g | CAMBRIAN WINS THE SEAGULL HANDICAP. | st Prince of Melbourne, a Hot Favorite for the Atlantic Stakes, EBasily Outfooted by Trumpet. S Special Dispat e Call. | | race to-day D at a a hot fa- | S At the t to the front when he m & bit e end, avorite, et win- 1 ; », Hard Knot sec- umpet won, third: Time, 1 Cupid second, k was lumpy | ar- rdetega. Honing sec- nda_won, rd. T Jessamine Ennomia lear; track mond Time, :35% es won, Deering won, Georgle second, Elite_won, | rd. Time, M third MAKES A HOME RUN ‘ WITH MEN ON BASES Williams of the Pittsburg Team Du-‘ plicates His Feat of Monday. | LEAGUE STANDING. Albert won, Time 1365 | as3 | —Pittsburg made it five y winning a game The only feature | of his feat of yester- a home run with men on 400, Score: E. Sparks r and McFarland. Umpres By bunching their hits the Perfectos took another to-day. McBride, the | rubber for St. Louls, and | 31 7Depen@zle bmgs All The Time--Day | And Night | | | Day time, night time—all the ’ {time—you will find the Owl||| | Drug Store open, ready to:serve || | patrons with the purest drugs ||| |land medicines. Medicines de- livered day or night. Lola Montez Cream 65c Mrs, Nettie Harrison’s skin food. Generally sells for 75¢. Cascarets 10c, 20¢, 40c “They work while you sleep.” Advertised by the manufacturer to sell for roc, | 25¢ m}d 50C. S | Stuart’sDyspepsiaTablets Regular price of full sized 40¢ | package 50 cents. Thompson’s e, Tonic Cures all diseases of the ner- Goc vous system; restores the liver to healthy action. A household remedy for ner- | \ vousness. Cut from $1. | | Pierce’s Prescription 70q Well advertised to seli for $1. | Save 3o0c if you buy here. S | { | i { | | | ® + |ond, Pu | (six furlongs), only in one inning could the Giants do,any- 0. thing with his curves. Attendance Score: Clubs— R. H. E. St. Louls S ae New York. . s ] 7 3 Batteries—McBride and O'Connor; Carrick and | Warner. Umpires—Emslie and McDonald. CHICAGO, July 2.—Baltimore won again to- | day because the locals could not find Kitson when hits were needed. cleverly except in the sixth, when he gave his only pass and was hit for a double and four singles. Attendance, 2900. Score: Clubs: pe Balti; Latteries Robtnson LOUISVIL July —The Loutsville- Brooklyn game was postponed on. account of wet grounds. CINCINNATI, ame postponed; wet grou Cincinnati-Boston ds. & “TELL THE AMERICANS NOT TO LAY ANY 0DDS” Captain Hogarth’'s Advice When Asked Regarding the Sham- rock’s Chances. —The y for for which w a week hence. Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of the challenger, says the crew of Shamrock will be incr n Hogarth of th any opinion to-day as to the ances for winning the cup, but 1l the Americans not to lay NOCK, July are being m. her 1 by a_novel and and designed system of screw braces ar trusses. Her hull will be strapped from end to end with heavy stays and screw | trusses will then be led from side to side screwed until they bear hard stays ilar screw brz Ige to the deck, = hull will anc t all ag all * chance of working, straining or giving in any direction. The deck will be protected < lantic breakers she may possibly en ter by a heavy sheathing of planking bolted to the supports below. When all is it is expected she will vh' er, and, unl ex- ceptiona e, she will arrive in LR e R S S ST & * 3 + ® * L4 . 1 @+ e e eeie American ers in such perfect condi- tion that refitting for racing will be a comparatively simple matter. i Del Monte Tennis Trophies. DEL MONTE, July 2.—The manage- ment of Del Monte Hotel has completed | the arrangements for the first annual Del Monte doubles handicap temnis tourna- ment on August 18 and 19. The tourna- ment will be conducted by the executive committee of the Pacific States Lawn Tennis_Association and_the rules of the vear 1599 of the United States National awn Tennis Association will govern the contests. The hotel management will give two handsome prizes for the winners and 2 consolation prize to be contested for by the teams defeated in the first and second rounds. All the matches will be the best two out of three ntage sets. il gt S Coney Takes a Heat. CLEVELAND, July 25.—The Grand Cir- cuit races were postponed to-day on a count of rain. In the 2:19 class, trotting Grand Baron won the heat, Dorothea sec- £ third, Allie Kind fourth. Time 2:12%. Te mper, Ezzell, Hazel Ridge, Pam. lico Chief, Shadeland and Tiptoe also started. lsn the 2:23 pace Coney won, Bob Fitz- simmons _second, de On third, Sam Medium fourth. Time. 2:13%5. Wandering Jew, Beauty Spot ie Emperor and Mount Clement Boy also ran. Only two heats were run. - Americans Visit Cambridge. LONDON, July 2.—The Harvard-Yale athletic team, with the exception of Fox, who has gone to the Continent, visited Cambridge to-day and were cordially wel- comed and entertained by the masters, fellows and undergraduates. team visited the Lyrie Theater, where De Wolf Hopper is playing in “EI Capitan and the Palace Music Hall, where an e cellent biograph of the sports of last Sat- | urday was produced. Race for the Stewards’ Cup. LONDON, July 2%.—At the first day of the Geodwood meeting to-day Horace Bottomley's Northern Farmer won the Stewards’ cup of 300 sovereigns. Nineteen horses ran on the two-year-old course including ~ Lord William Beresford’s Myakka, ridden by the American _jockey Henry Martin, and Richard Croker's Americus, with L. Reiff, another American, in the saddle, | neither of which was placed. May Delay Fight With Sharkey. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July 25.—Cham- plon James J. Jeftries said to-day that his fight with Sharkey was uncertain, as he did not know when he would return from Europe. Regarding Peter Jackson’s defi, he sald he did not belleve Jackson wanted to fight any more than “Kid” McCoy did, but that he would give him a chance. Boxing Carnival at Dubuque. DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 2.—The Du- buque Athletic Association was incorpor- ated to-day. Among the incorporators are Louls Houseman and Harry A. Perry of Chicago, who, with John Lux of Du- buque, will act’as directors. The first event will be a three days’ boxing carni- val during race week. A e e Lacerated by a Dg. TIBURON, July 2.—The ten-year-old son of a milkman named Thon was severely bitten by a dog while delivering milk to-day at the Butler residence. His right arm and leg were badly lacerated before he could get through the gate. The dog that Inflicted the injuries Is named Dewey and was the mascot of the First California Regiment, Garvin also pitched | To-night the | Jhe {orld of Sport o o o T T 3 O T T 6 6 I 20T I K I 003 00 2 6 6 6 6 5 6 6 X6 6 06 61 06 06 0006 0600 0K 300500 00 6 6 06 0 6 06 06 06 10 30 20 30 30 30 000 00 00 0 30 o X8 00 XK RO N BONERS WILL B BUSY FOR SOME TIME T0 CONE Four Local Clubs Ar- range Bouts. =i |NEILL-WCONNELL THE FIRST LS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTRACT A LARGE ATTENDANCE. s | Three Promising Matches Between Amateur Boxers to Be Held in | the Arena of the Olympic Athletic Club. Lo | What might be termed an epidemic of boxing has suddenly broken out here from clubs having announced meetings to be | @+04-0-4040-0040-+0+@ 1& ( ® s ¢ * £ * & >0 ® | of Salt Lake City, Iu product of the Acme Club, Oakland, will Club arena the following evening. Presi- dent James' H. Kennedy of the Excelsior Club secured a boxing permit from the Supervisors yesterday, while the San Francisco Athletic Club wliil hold its cus- tomary exhibition late in August. The Nelll-McConnell bout is expected to attract a good attendance, as the prin- cipals have a large following of friends. Two promising preliminaries have been arranged, each of ten rounds, with the privilege of additional ones, if necessary, to determine a winner. The first will be between “Jack’ Kane and “Doc” Flynn, and the second between ‘Jack” Ennis and “Jack” McMahon. These men have been showing excellent work before the ama- teur clubs. As they are all boxing for reputations, they should supply excellent sport. The bouts at the Olympie Club are all attractive ones, as the best avallable men in the semi-professional class have been brought together. F. Ast, who won in the recent tournament after a whirlwind bat- tle, has been matched against R. Waods, the last pupil turned out by Wal- ter Watson before his departure for the East. Both men are clever boxers and exceptionally hard hitters; hence their bout will hardly last the prescribed ten rounds. Charles Vickers, who is a veritable fighting machine, will meet George Baker while George Simpson. Thurston Club, have for an_opponent Charles of the San Francisco Athletic kindergarten of fighters. Olympic Club will be admitted charge to the bouts, outsiders charged a reasonable admission fee. George Dawson, one of the cleverest boxers which Australia has sent to this the free of country, arrived here on Monday. In the palmy days of the Callfornia Athletic Club Dawson was one of the favorite boxers with the members. Possibly his most memorable battle here was with Danny Needham, on July 26, 1800, for a $2000 purse. Dawson knocked Needham out in the twenty-ninth round. Both men are in this city and show littie effects of their experience in the ring. Dawson has been in the East some years, coming here from Chicago. PARDON MAY BE DEATH. Nevada Anxious to Try John Han- cock for Murder. Strong pressure is being brought to bear to induce Governor Gage to pardon John Hancock, who is at present serving a ten vears' sentence at San Quentin for bur- glary. Should the pardon be secured, Hancock will in all probability be taken to L R S e O S + + L] P R LY | 7&0 P GEo. S MPIOON B e e e e e e BUSHNELL Nevada and charged with the murder of | B o O e S . 3| D000+ 0O+ . 2 o S =/ BiLLy ¢ % Wooos oTos BY Dr. George Engelke and Peter Edmon- ston. About hine months ago Winifred Mey- ers, at one time the mistress of Hancock, told of the fearful crime which he com- mitted_in 1897 while crossing the desert from Perris to Salt Lake City. Hancock, with Winifred Meyers, met Dr. Engelke and Edmonston on their journey. ~The four formed a party and _traveled to- gether. When out a few days Hancock suggested to the woman a plan to kil both the strangers, rifie their possessions and carry away all that was valuable. The woman claims that she attempted to dissuade him from the crime but was un- | successful, for the very next night he gplit open the heads of Edmonston and Members of the | being | R R O O g + e e b eD / 1899, flflflfifififlfiflfiflfli}fiflfififlflflflflflfifififig xt ‘ s Ingleside Will Test Betting Law & & Boxing Carnival at Dubuque. f=3 o o o o MY TEST ThE LAW THAT STOPS THER BETTING {Coursing Men Pre- | pare for a Battle. e INGLESIDE PARK LR O | STILL HAVE HOPE OF PROMOT- ! ING SPORT THERE. | —_— | If the Courts Grant No Relief Prepar- | ations Will Be Made to Open | a Park in San Mateo. SHGHT 'TO SAVE Is of Ingleside Coursing Park | | did not abandon hope of relief from the | | Supervisors in the matter of betting on | | their grounds until the last moment. See- | ing that further delay useless tuey | met on Monday night .to outline a cam- | paign which will be entered upon with extreme caution. The legal representatives of the cours- | | ing men have informed them that if their case Is taken before the Supreme Court | it will be decided in their favor and tney can then resume betting on the coursing. The members of the club controlling the the law and the on of | proposed intrac :ounty line which are suit- ng. If nd relief is to be unty the coursing men will to resume the sport with s0 long identified. “FAUST” AT THE GRAND. | Miss Julie Cotte Makes Her Appear- ance in the Role of Mar- guerite. The audience at the Grand Opera House | last evening was neither so large nor so | appreciative as on the previous evening. | It might possibly have been that they were reserving their énthusiasm till they sow how the prima donna, Miss Julie Cotte, | came out of the trying ordeal of her frst | | appearance in the role of the loving and wronged Marguerite, and this supposi- | tion received some conflrmation by the | fact that after her prayer for forgiveness | in the last act she was greeted with a | burst of warm applause. She has u truo | and finely trained volce, but it seemed to | lack power for the part. Possibly from | nervousness her low notes | were mnot | | | ing at the Disposal of the Native | Sons and Daughters. A special committee from the Native Sons and Daughters, consisting of Mrs. | A. D. Codington, Mrs. V. R. Bury, Mrs. | H. Faure and P. F. Mertes, waited upon the Harbor Commissioners at their weekly meeting yesterday and requested | | tion in the ferry building when the Cali- | fornia Regiment returns home. | ‘With little hesitancy the board unani- mously decided to allow the committee to | banquet the California boys in the spa- | cious naves of the building. | | The tahles will be set in the corridor, | which is fully six hundred feet long. 'l ne | commissioners placed the entire building They Decide to Place the Ferry Build- CALIFORNI LESSHEA SAM FBANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC that body to permit them to hold a recep- | girmbALS-—6:00, 9:30, same schedule as above. MISCELLANEOUS. NASAL CATARRH, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS x CONSUMPTION SPEEDY RELIEF AND RADICAL CURE. Speedy and radical cure of NASAL CATARRH, THROAT DISEASES BRONCHITIS AND AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS, and all complaints that lead to CONSUMPTION. By DR. ABORN, 554 Sutter St. All who are suffering from Catarrh of the Head—that loathsome diseass, 80 prolific of evil consequences—can he speedily and permanently cured if they apply for treatment in season. There arc thousands of cases of Throat Disease, Bronchitis and Consumption du= solely to Catarrh, to say noth its less terrible consequences; Impaired Senss of Hearing, Smell, Taste and Sight, the Loss of Hair and Teeth, the disgusting Effluvia of the Breath, the Dingy Complexion, Dyspepsla, Neuralgia, etc. These are, in numberless cases, caused solely by Catarrh of the Head. The disease afflicts thousands who have never suspected its presence. Its symptoms are so diverse in dif- ferent individuals as to often mislead the sufferer and his medical adviser. The only safe and proper course j¢ to have an examination from a physi- cian competent to make a corrcct diagnosis, and to cure the evil when found to exist. Dr. Aborn cures this ioathsome disease after the crdinary modes of treatment have failed, no matter how severe or aggravated the case may be or of how long standing. OVER 30 YEARS DEVOTED TO THR TREATM THE HEAD, THROAT AND LUNGE. DR. ABORN'S TREATMENT Gives instantaneous relief, builds up and revitalizes the whole constitutisn, fortifies the system against colds and catarrhal affections and averts the ten- dency or predisposition to consumption, and thereby prol 3 life. EN' T OF DISEASES OF DR. ABORN’S OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 554 SUTTER ST., hetween Powell and Mascn, San Francisco, Gzl Sutter-stree: cars from Market-street ferry pass the door. Electric cars at San Jose depot, corner Third and Townsend streets, transfer to Powell, corner o? Ellis; got off corner Sutter and Powell streets, QOFFICE HOURS. 8:30to 12, and 2 to 4. RAILROAD TRAVEL. DowN EAST PACIFIC CIFIC SYSTEM. Traims ienve nnd ave due Lo arrive a N FRANCINCO. {(Maln Line, Foot of Market Street.) l.l!'l‘nl'.lt!(( P COMPANY. ) ! sport at Ingleside Park are loth to aban- VIA THE LEAvE — Frox JUNEZ, 16, — ARRIVE don that field as it is believed to possess P A R e Fwr many advantages not to be obtained in e e e Ororiitoand Readin any of the available sit 1t 1t s de- | 66 99| Woodland 3e cided to test the law a conclusion will be | 7:094 Elmira, Vacsvilis andl Eumac i5p reached shortly. A match race will be | Calfiog i Sanis Tos sutse {urrnng(’d between two dogs and bets wul | | =(=2: &\Lllut]lfi ‘xpl’!ej:.e::gg:: l"‘s“io’-k.;f 9:4%a | be made on the outcome of their meeting. | - WA0s By Soag: Tdveatore, Blockton, The authorities will be notified of the| THE ROUTE OF THE | Mursavile Chico, fio1 Biut N s { 8:304 *Milton, 8:304 Y coursing men will then submit to arrest. FAMOUS e e B S T | They will be taken out on a writ of | 1004 Haywards, Niles an Way ons. 11:43a habeas corp and the case pressed to a | | 'hufitzx‘rfi:;cry}::’hm Stocktor e | conclusion as speedily as possible. Should | NIGKERBUBKEH PEGIAL | . | the court decide against them the officials | . | will then direct their energles toward the | | sorgon e O asa Eust upbuilding of ‘'a new park. ere are | = 1004 ejo, Martinez ane a) Several avallable sites in San Mateo Coun- | FINEST SERVICE EVER | L4008 apvaids Nics und oy Siaiions: OFFERED TO THE MOUNTAINS LAKES AND SEA SIDE. THROUGH SLEEPERS FROM ST. LDUIS: S — ‘mento, !lllendou, Hanford, Visalia, o . *1:00P Sacramento Liver Steamera. 8:00p Haywards, Niles and Way Stations 4100p Martivez, San Ramou, Vallej Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa. op Benlcis, Vacaviile, Sacraw Woodland, Knights Landing, Marysville, Oroviilo..... 4:80 Niles, San Jose aud Stockion . 4:30¢ Yosemite Sleeping Car for Raymond S:00p nfi“filfl"l‘ Tracy, Fresno, Bakers- | | | for Santa Barbara, .~ _Lcs Angeles.... 180 Stockton, Merced, Fresno. $:302 Martinez, Tracy, Mendota, Fresno, Mojave and i.08 Angele 8:30r Sauta Fo Route, Atlauti for Mojave and Eas! €00 Chicago-Sau Francisco | NEW YORK AND BOSTON | gos:miewic | ?’%Pfilm i B Via New York Central. e, Tt . Pavtiasul. © st Sound and East . 5 Through Slecpers to Washington, | 18/90r Valiclo, Port Costs COAST DIVISION (Foot of Market Street.) A Santa Oruz_Excursion for_Bania COruz and Principal Way Stations 18:039 reaching all the health and | PLEASURE RESORTS OF - nge). | rendered with sufficient _distinct- | 81154 Newark Centerville, San Jose, Felton, [ness. " In "the =garden 'scene : VIR‘“N[A | Boulder Greek Santa Gruzand Woy o acting was excellent, and the jewel | | .. - . song _was glven with the charm’ and » ol Bl e L expression of a trve artist. The other gt elton Pomes Oneek. members of the company sustained the - etos avorable impression they made on the > San Jose, opening night. Winifred Goff w | C. L. HILLEARY, W.P. DEPPE, tions. 9:20a splendid voice and wa ast AG.P.A, AGP A, Ms15e Felton, applauded, for his solo, “When Far From | e Fhils tiovs. " 79208 ome.” The soldiers s one of | - . CREEK ROUTE FERAY. thuiteatureniol tha ppers iand had (o be | WARREN J. LYNCH, | Prom SAN FRANGISCO—Foot of Market Street (Slip 8)— repeated. There should be crowed houses | ! igerut Lt e during the remainder of the week. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, | o{id 1000 g 100 300 t3:00 e ; 5 Cincinnati, O | Prom OAKLAND—Fool of Bros: HARBOR COMMISSIONERS MEET. - = $12:00 *1:00 12:00 COAST DIVISION (Broad Gange). (Third and Townsend Sts.) Francisco.. (Ne A NORTRWESTERN 2. CO. *8:104 Ocean View, South #7:004 Ban Jose and Way Stations Almaden Weduesdays only {71304 Sunday Excursion for Santa Pacific Grove and Principal Way RAILWAY COMPANY, Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. e, 18135 BAN FRANCIECO TO SAN RAF 91004 Ban Jose, “iires Dinos, Suita Grivs, | W B e i, Ty AT AL . Pacilic Grove, Paso' ubles, Saiy 3:80, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. Thuradays—Extra g CR e R LS e R & uy Statlon & 1196 po. M. - SaturdaynEatra. trins, et 1 101404 San Jose wi Way Station 6:354 e 13 B 1304 0 Jose and Btati; 1:309 NEDATS-A L:00 & m.i 180, 83 | Ggg5p gan Mateo, ltedwood, Menlo SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. T A e Ol Hu o ey e o o i Moutorey end Pacifio Grove. ... *10:364 T o o e i o8 *8180r SanJose. 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Santa Clara street. 1 am a well man, cured of all my ailments, and recommend ::f; port Willitts, Laytonville, Cum- s Springs, Harrls, Olsen’s Scotia and Eureka. ST Do Saturday to Monday round trip tickets at reduced rates. NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Via Sausalito Ferry. On_Sundays round trip tickets to all potnts Commencing April 23, 199, Pepork) Fan Bafaal at B0l Iaten, FROM SAN FRANCISCO To MILL VALLEY TickeL Qffiecs, 650 Market st., Choonicle big. | wrEKk DAY 700, 00, 6130 11:00 a. m 8L WREEIRG, . X, o | 91:45, 3:20, 4:00, %6:00, '6:30 p. m. Senaral Manaser. Gen. Pass. Agent. | EXTRA TRIPS—For Mill Valley and San - Rafael. on Mondays. Wednesdays, Saturdaya THE SAN FRANCISCO and Sundays, at 9:00 and 11:30 p. m. AND SAN JOAQUIN | ~SuNDAYE «ti00. "% 55, 10 1:30 e m.; 1:00, 3 3 45 p. m. 11:00 a. m. does not run to San Raf'l Sundays. 5:30 p. m. does not run to Mill Val'y Sundays. Trains marked (%) run to San Quentin. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRA! VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, From Jan. 25, 1899, trains will run as follow: South-bound. TR AT 0 - &om.; 13:30, 2195, %440, 435, 535D, m. PRer (Bunter | Gthitons EXTRA TRIPS on' Mohdays,” Wednesdays Daily. - 5 and Saturdays, at 6:40 and 10:15 p. m ey SUNDAYS—1 4 Stockton o m. h e Trains marked (*) run to San Quentin. _ Hanford FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO. Bakerafield WEEK DAYS—5.45. 6:80, = 7:55, 8:55, 1 Visalla a m 1005 s 4E G0 pom o Tulare EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays Stopping at intermediate points as required. N — §:00, 10:00, 11:10-a. m.; 12:05, For part! . , 2:40, 355, 5:30. 6:30, 10:20 p._m. iculars of stage and other connections AR RS STRR inquire at Traffic Depart: i ket st., Bon Prenciece partment, Market st. a. m. week days—Cazadero and way sta;ns. T 0 e ke e M AR Tk ek ki Aok ek ok ook ok Aok ok Aookkodok ok ki Atk ok ko ok ok kokok You can learn all about it in ten minutes. It is simple, but grand. 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