The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 22, 1899, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1899. 3G00000000000000000000000000000000000OOOOOOOOO0000000000000000000000000! = Guents in the Vporting World, =~ % gooocooooccooooooooooooooooooooocoo:oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooogj NPENING 0 MISS ELMORE LADIES' GOL CAOWNED QUEEN TOURMAMENT OF THE REGHTTA Contests for Georgeilnteresting Event at | | Crocker Cup. ‘ Astoria. ‘ | e, ‘ A GALA SCENES AT DEL MONTE;GOOD BOAT RACING HELD SOCIETY AT THE LINKS IN ;DR. DENNIS O;‘ T;[;S CITY DOES NUMBERS. FINE WORK. Imost Every Club of Any|After a Most Exciting Contest He Prominence in Northern and | Finishes Even in Outrigger i Southern California Rep- { Skiff Race With S. J. resented. { Pembroke. o al T to The Ca ASTORIA n simply wnpour ogramme openir or empted t s e | The many who were witnesses to the Erans | tragic act were powerl to_intervene. i« ack | It was all over in an instant. Just as the of the man struck the water he uttered a cry, ) nced. The coronation exer- and sinking, appeared to have been drawn Ssireneaiy cvening, | under the boat. There was a scene of s | wild commotion on deck immediately e St L after the deed had been committed, and atta ball e ; 1 several of the woman passengers fainted maids of honor, entered t ba it the sight. The boat was stopped with Shortly §before Salo% er EAiiesty all possible speed and a small boat low- fhen sconten tolllis thirone wh ere |,Ih}v1n ;‘m rchers were only reward- | Tr e e LF U i | ed with the recovery of the suicide’s hat. ‘“v““?‘ A ‘!’m S MISS SUE ELMORE, WHO REIGNS AT ASTORIA. No trace of the man himself could be ofwelcome, which was responded | - - £ |ifound. = Pieubalsialr Oty —_—— —— - — == = = | A = bei unfavorable for fast | | for the races, the great race between | | Columbia f ired crew and | | \S was postponed: untll ,to- | | morrow. The personnel of the British | | Columbia crew is as follows | | Richare s, bow; Thompson, for- | ward wai 1. Alexan ymour, OOTBALL TEAM OR THE SEASON B L | RAWN FOR TH MIDWEEK STAKE Union Park Arranges|Thomas Code Elected | the were was Lewis let himsel way from Stern- he tourname r s official_scorer i ’ S day, was quiic warm mang | a Good Card. the Captain. yod stroke x}\w- Ap- . e e W y ctarted off at| Contrary to its usual custom of holding | The Olympic Club is first on the football | Denr midweek coursing on Thursday, the Union | field this ar Last night score of en- Park people will run off a sixty-four-d % | thusi gridiron athletes met in the I ke morrow. This course was decid | club building, and in a two-hour session Nt D n at the last meeting of the club, as | elected a captain and a manager for the excepting Pat a majority of its patrons are anxious ensuing yvear. Tom Code will conduct the behir Pe Cro: q | Bre the ornia boys on their ar-| destinies of the winged O on the field, t moment | rival in this city while Leon ( nebaum will look out for me According to experts the drawing last [ the managerial end of things. | night resulted in the best midweek stake The meeting was called to order by | ir h ry of the park The ey- Morse, the most capable halfback S hounds chosen for the nts are ol ever w the Olympic colors. Gath- 1 Crockett ered the finest ¢ the ce t for a reserve about the secretary’s table re F 1 s 127, Mr: It is expected the talent will have aptain of last year's eleven; Mc- Car is full trying to pick a winner, s . Wilson, Stewart Cotton, formerly -aptain { There w | particular attention and s | When rope whicl 'Horses LEAPED TODEATH FAOM DECK 0 FERRY-B0AT Tragic Suicide on the Oakland. APPPRRT RV BIRVRLVSV PR PR PRR OV RV VRV REP RPN E RN PR R PSR RS R ROV PR CP RS PR PR PRSP RO CR R I DI PRV O T RI PO RR OV RRPERR PP PP R P RN RE VRSP TR R NG PR PO Rr R e L 2 IDENTIY UNKNOWN —-— VICTIM'S Mysterious Man Probably Twenty- Two Years of Age Seeks a Watery Grave Close to Goat Island. Sl SV In full view of hundreds of a young and unknown man death fromthe deck of the ferry-boat Oak- land. His action was ‘premeditated and delibera and he immediately L peared, leaving nothing except the hat which he wore to furnish a clew for iden- tification. 1 The Oakland was on her 6 o'clock trip from San Francisco to the Oakland mole, re hundreds. of people on board and many of them crowded forward on the lower deck, eager to make a hasty landing when the vessel entered the siip: In the crowd was a young man, well | dressed, smooth shaven and apparently about 22 years of age. He attracted no oke to no one. d nearly gained edged his way to srowd, ducked under the stretched across < placed his hands above his head and div from the moving boat into the bay. Oakland the he the b Island Goat he front of man T SIBKTOG A BANK” FARCE Fall Jumps. S at the; Special Dispatch to The Call SARA plechase dents. Thre IGA, e ug. 21.—The stee- to-day was a chapter of acci- went down on the first jump. Three Forks, Stoffel and Becky Rolph. Three Forks, Stoffel and Becky Rolfe. liffe, injuring him internally and breaking his collar-bone. Dayton remounted Becky Rolfe and went the course, finishin fourth. Stoffel struck himself an limped across the field. On the upper wall Moxley tumbled off Populist. the favorite: just why remains to be explained. The stewards announced that bhoth he and Southwood, who rode Mr. Dunlap, had been suspended, and the entries of Popu- ningham » tide had of the ogs are pvenly matched. Sixty-fot of Stanford ‘varsity's _team; 2 : fiss P | medas and F uth Ends were | Speedy dogs are pitted against each other, | Sheehy, Le —Ballister, ~Heller, Blatne, | list and Mr. Dunlan oniany oo ey A surnament was | the contestan were well fo- |and as the hares are running strong some | Hobbs, Erskine, Atkinson, Hamilton, Hel- | Ing to thelr respective omy i racke will ra. | gether untii the ter of a mile | Keen sport will surely result. The prizes | ler. Code, Leader John Hammersmith, Mc. | €Y ;’“" A “","‘"K}'“(‘.- ouldsbejre- zood | when Ayres took the 1 14 finished a | Offered are large and tempting. The win- | Laine, George James and a few other ath- | fused In the future; and the matter was neth iahe Che s 13 ner will receive $60, the runner-up $40, the | letes who will train for positions on the Teferred to the Steeplechase Association. h ahead. Th 3 mi ¥ ¥ Résilts: | he will be rowed off | next two will land $20 each, the next four | Olympic Club team. Several of the old | Results: i .. th eight $750 and the next | plavers, Smith, Sheehy and Morse, made | Six furlongs—Marito won, Nearest second, ach The rundown will be | sp hes, d after the gridiron celebri- Miss Soak third Time, 1:14%;. 11 oclock Wednesday | ties were sufficlently aroused by the glow- Five furlongs—Anna Hain won, Lady Mas- cars of the San Mateo | ing prospects of a successful son the | sey second, Reseda third. Time, 1:01% : . fe Railway Company go direct to | balloting began. Mile and a sixteenth -Marito won, - Estaca : entered The B ark. Following is the result of last | in the season Pete Smith was a | second, Sunup third, = Time, 1:48%s | T e | o for the captaincy. but he with- | SIx furlongs—Lieutenant Gibson won, licachiother berorent ite for the captaincy, but with el Roosevelt second, Clales third. Time, 1 proved too much for th e innerion el ¥ Tones DMopn st night in favor of Code, who | ", 00" i trepiechase —Article won, Red t Imost | who finished ngth behind s Commodore Nash ve. P. M animously chosen as the field | yackle second, Mr. Dunlap third. Time not T nt | tance was covered in 10 minutes 4 Boy: W. ¢ won's Terronite | leader of the team. Code has been play- | icH it b ek e 0 (names) T ey Lass | ing quarterback on the ',I\“Smwr"“{\"" 2 oy L Aoble olohatis Doat thopiian N ve. J. P Thrift" rgive; | r since he graduated from Stanford nn | gt 1,OUIS, Aug. 21.—The feature at the S L e b st e The Devil vs. W. H, Jones’ | He Is one of the cl SUUATLErS | i Gioungs fo-day was the fitth event, IO LR, CoTIER HOne Iy pERIOLIL AE, H ) Scottish | on the coast, and has practically cap- - < 8 4 oria Row resulted in vie- s 1% r g ave handicap at six furlongs, which Loving Cup, i n tained every team he played on for A tory for Paul d_Parke Up- | Co 3. se r | i st ix yoars, his position necessitat- | a second choice, won easily. The weather was I who defeated You and | J White Tip vs. Russell, | ing the giving of signals pleasant and the track fast. Results: g tHin g o s sbercxomble osis prontad Herschel: H. A, Deckelman's | "Fne new manager, Leon Greenebaum, is| One, mile O g meisecondy I e e e rorea L mTonDiFHCe: Th s hich four ant v Kennels' Rest 'As” [ 21, 27 dent admizer of ithe; gridiron ‘SpOrt | Sesiiing, fone mile and'a sixteenth Eight Hells N e o o ] and possesses strong ancis ‘ y ® | wor Basq econd, Forget Not th . Time, yachts entered, d nto, the most D s en is the son of Sig Greenebaum, manager of | T, PRl secon o o " iting event .of . The pretty | o o e e e e e e S s i of the LESCHE rmick’s Woodbine vs. J ry's Black | and for mapy vears has managed organiz- | Bard won, Dinornis second, Silent Friend third. > | crew of the y Jacket by the Fi e B. Lopez's Banner Hearer vs. | ations of an athletic nature Time, 1:15% n | Stevens life W he B nes) k A L. Ane | The Olympic team will begin training in | Six furlongs—Miss Bramble won, Capron sec- oS oreing, takell | acket) had (% out 750 yard: 5 J ‘s Tic Tac: | two weeks. Their gridiron work will be | ond, Imp. Mint Sauce third. Time, 1:14% . iz ane el | when she capsize 1l hands were | A. Massey's Hot Stuff ve Mc('omb's | done in the armory riding ring on Pacific | Handicap, six furlongs—Loving Cup won, . _ Burlingame players | c;veq. " The Pearl also capsized and the | Littie Joker: J. P. Thrift’s Michael vs. | street, near Larkin. Preliminary training | Cotton Plant second, Harry Floyd third. Time d are icing each [ yachtsmen were picked up. The White | 1. Herbst's (names) Revolver rge Bushn's | will commence at once, consisting of gym- | 1:15 5 La ight a sp Iwings also met with an accident. Her | (names) Monogram Handy & Smith's | nasium exerci As soon as the t | One mile—Banish won, Eitholin second, ion which were the polo | i Wo Carried away. The Dauntless wis | Launtiesse W ML Jones' Rustan ve D. J. | goos into systematic training and pr Rolla third. Time, 1:42i m will arrive to-morrow. The | the only vessel B e T ace v i Hasel. Dell: | Dl Forbaatt| tice & tables ill ibe lestaplisherd iat DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 21.—The fourth race without accident, and she finished with 5 sl club. is will continue until the end of s at ek are In £00d | it ro toh of | canvas . Oft Dt ek o s HarpisonBeHot 1 20T e se s When the team may go East |at Highland Park to-day furnished the feature in readiness | 31073 "0r the White Wings. Four of the | tasmass 6 Joaek: 3. B Farley & acn | if_present plans do not miscarry | of to-day’s racing, Aurea nosing out ve Burlingame | {000 footers started and three of them s Laurelwood: T, Hall's| The erial from which the Oly Tuesday and Lamp Glob e of the closest inished The fis z boats rode | Wi ‘s Magnet: F. ma team this season was never | finishes ever seen on k. Weather | finished. The fishing boats rode s n's Magnet; F TS| through the gate, the winning boat, th smb's Miss Skyrocket vs. dJ. Dickson's | bett ewart Cotton is a host In him- | cloudy and pleasant: tr Hesults ere: | L erty of Mr. Gussnung, covering the | Black Bess: William Creamer's Jesse Moore vs. | self, and there | strong likelihood that | Seven and a hall furlongs, selling—Jes Walter | Property e 3 : 5 Rellly's St T et it \ther Stanford c: Jarbo won. Tony Honig second, Charlotte N Alter | Course in only 15 minutes 3% seconds more | P2 J. Rellly’s Still True; A. A y's Hadi- | Charles Fickert, another Stanford c S L b | thangiheiwinner The | Wist v&. R E. de B. Lopez's §; Rita; W. | tain, will don the Olympic uniform this ”‘P'."‘ A o halt farlongs two-year-olds, | an e e, race way quite. exciting, | G Glasson's” Border Valentine vs. R W. | fall.’” Every indication of an exceptionally | | PO GRE T8 Con OG0 0 Second, 8| cann end E Iy ‘aul X 5. | Wright's ney R; P. J. Reilly’s Wandering | P oparent in the personnel | IME—-T=ft 3 J The Alfce won, the Frank Sanborn get- vs, . McCabe's Sky Blue; F. 45 | third. Time, es perfect 6t Hc . Metinhe s e e A. Mc- | of the candidates. N —Brother Fred won, ] {| ting second place. The programme was | comiyx Bonnfe Scatland v, R. E. de B, Lo | | e mile selling—Brotk . Chopin AN 1 - 1 . % ———————— 3 d, Si =4 °d "l e, 1:41%; Jn 204 | interspersed with many other lesser but | Quiver; J. Dean's Belle of Anderson vs. 1. o SR B S feam | {nteregting events, one of which was the | Harrington's (names) Lord Marmion: Steri IGH PRICED GAME. Ol by N O the | Indt N omoe contest. Brewer of San | Knowl's Wag (mported) ve. Fred Price's | = : Shrove Tuesday second, Lamp Globe third: ot | Francisco easily won the swimming rac meB) Midee s UICT ‘A Hunter in Santa Clara Heavily | One mile and a_guarter, selling—Virgie O ¢t | and later gave an exhibition of high and e e i Ted foriini Do | won: Bin second, Maratana IL third. Time, ill arrive here | fancy div TO DOCK SHAMROCK. | Hined forgBd ungsa voe. | 2:08% w 4 County has taken a splendid One mile, selling—Skillman won, Allie Belle | Santa Clara 7 nd in the matter of enforcing the game, Preparations Being Made to Put the | |0'BRIEN DEFEATS AMERICAN WINS. Tachtjon the Ways. e L JACK DOWNEY | ~pw YORK, Aug. 21.—The next races | hnq Game Commission, one of her Jus- | between the Columbia nd the Defender i deace ntenced DETSO0] o : e oo : ) tices of the Peace s person t larence hart ant % will be sailed September and 6 off | one of the heaviest fines ever imposed in Clarenc Hobart Captures | Result of a Fierce Contest Before the | Newport. [ the county for killing a female deer. Joe the Tennis Champion Coney Island Sporting Club in | The L ‘ Jugim of San Francisco went info that u € E ~1ld 4 | Bas! 8 ing. re irin was ; last week E a doe. S00! 5 New York. | drydocked and the Shamrock moored ! 8 game warden there learned of the | <h:]‘ of Germany. NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—At the Coney |4 soon as the § s | e he $ t a warrant for the ar- | nd Sporting Club to-night Jack i A ‘(’.’u”.‘ lmlf";”d! e | rest of the )';:Iln\\' rwgn w:’}.\' l.lkeulh(’{mm IRG 21.—Most of the fi | 0’Brien o SRl e Rloted ack | went alongside a ( °r main- | Jus Wailace of San Jose and sen- | HOMBURG, 1.—Most of the finals | ¢ n of New York whipped JacK|poom ‘gaff, topmast and square saily ‘;',',:,‘.,‘,, to piay a fine of $250 or be im- | tennis tournament | Dow of Brooklyn, in the nineteenth he Shamrock’s chronemeters were Jrisoned in the County Jail for fifty day and were wit- | Tound, afte ree Sirug in which | aghore to-day, and by noon to-morrow N information received here is that the : st crowd of specta- | the New Yorker did all the h ¢y work. | she will be s _l‘l{!l'!‘d of every ounce of su- | fino was paid after much trouble to the t ¢ ithered on the courts, | Q.BTen recelved a terrible blow in the | perflugus weight. She wiil go into the | man convicted. S: | right ey seventh round and the | dock Wednesday. [0 et oocasions similsc ) fnes \ srominent persons pre A Eaeh ol On two other occa ar fines | . B Cambridge. A feature it | comnais faoost, ueclas, Ghvine Mhg re = | were imposed, but under different circum- as the extraordinarily e i At 2 AT THE TARGET. stances. A man whose disregard for the | 5 arily | born and frequently violated the rules by = law was so deep seated that he deliber- y ot the }m\-‘rl{":m" Ir“il | iu eEing ;nu(\ clinching, m; the referee al- | g\n JOSE, Aug. The San Jose | ately shot two deer near Bartlett Springs nampionship of Ger- | cut. . Downey: was Jhacked “.xuw‘.(\" :h;i.fl Rifle Club, which was recently organized | W B (‘Infl;l _"":‘ the hs""pr-ggee'u:r\:?t };(v A 0 i times in the eig nth and came up for | here, held its initial shoot ye po 1t | took jbothicases {0 e 2 smen’s _double the stee 2 e ; have the constitutionality of the law | o Wn:”'.!d u‘..».'n'r’f .”1'1‘1 i,'?f."‘,f" te ru'm round stupid, and was | resulted as follow f e e e Ha Nuds nalasbuss sevaral j 7 TRihe SANALELOYl] e e Virst clgss Dr. Bohumacher, | thousand dollars in fighting the cases he | 1 nship of Germany Mi Bore A Bt s o6, G. Keffel, . S | was obliged to acknowledge that the law | « Countess von Schulen- ks ok e AU Hubback, 368; | against killing deer out of season or doe | L i. In the final champion- | SAN LUIS OBISPO. Aug. 21.—Ex-State | at any time s constitutional. { sl Dohert? gave H. S. Ma- | Senator Georg - bid in the San Luis The commissioners state that by the | P Obispo racetrack for $10,000, which was time a few more hunters are thus fined | was conclufled to-day | sold to satisty a mortgage held against 5 for breaking the laws the general commu- | thering. Hobart con- | the Park atiol wards were as follows. | nity will awake to a realization that game ti ictorious caseer. After de- ——————— mmlr;lx—h\r! S?gumflnher. kilied out of season, etc., comes too high | £ he beat Mator holde: 4 medal— midt for the majority. | e 4;‘ “[rn{;(,:r;m|]3ehruitlcr. Ocean Water Tub Baths. et Sy i or the J | ,“\“' the store being & 101 Seventh street, corner Mission. Salt First best shot, Riechers, O D B be Ao af, | Water direct from the ocean. Last best shot, 7. G. Flint. GOOD PRIZE FIGHT. | brilliant match ever seen e courts, . playing a_won- A. Herrera Defeats Billy de Coursey v ety i e thira Tove @ % P P M R e e M e R R R P P P S M R P R m Em ok @ mtea R Tridge alstribube LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21.—A. Herrera mbridge distributéd the prizes. WATCH THE DOME OF THE CALL BUILDIN of Bakersfleld defeated Billy de Coursey In complimenting the victor$ he said he was glad to see such a fine game again of this city in the fifteenth round of what €0 popular. = was to have been a twenty-round boxing I AP 3, T P your eye on the dome of the tallest structure in town. If contest here to-night. De Coursey's sec- A Joint Autopsy. K 5 onds threw up_ the sponge, but their man Dr. Zabals' held Aniautipey] yesterany you do so, you will know exactly when the transport Sher- Was alrendy down and all but counted afternoon upon the body of John Red- man has reached the homestretch and is about to enter the harbor. it Herr(»rs. we!ghfg e than De ond. who o stes 3 " y ‘oursey and Wwas e stronger man mond, who di n the steamer!Peru last Immediately after the ship is sighted by the Merchants’ Exchange mruug{mm_ In the fourteenth round he the organs mination h* the bac- Health. There had De Coursey on his knees four times and he stayed down the limit each time. It was a hard-fought battle all the way Sunday morning. were reserved for ex eriologist of the The Call will send up from the dome of its building a box kite, the same as used by the United States Weather Bureau. Attached to 7 ek ok ok ok e ke sk ok ko ok ok ok ok [ I R S S S S S e e were present at the autopsy Corcper il this kite will be a sixteen-foot flag, which will be sent to a point through. The men are lightweights. The Quarantine Officer Cohn, Dr. O'N#ll, sur- 300 feet above the dome, thus making it 615 feet from the ground. :’fi'l‘l‘r“‘r';;‘l‘; 'Xfiffl(}ffiff“fin;hc TeN fonthern JOREgt e R T 0o This will be of sufficient height to be seen not only by the resi- Foung Peter Jackson of San Francisco Pacific Mail Steamship Compan: dents of San Francisco, but also by those of the neighboring towns. ;?""ad“,h"e’é“mT;r'({’;g‘xisto{mf;msthgux);osw:: T Every one will thus have the promptest kind of notification, and geles Athletic Club on September 8 at 152 Aged Woman Burned. | can make his or her preparations accordingly for participating in pounds. Rl > "M]A‘_ff-‘;‘fl"flfl' j‘;fl““;";r::;”&]?:'r‘z: the welcome to “the boys.” Be sure to keep your eye on the dome. At Zinkand’s. BOn e % Z 's is the 5. F. headqu , craonn | Her clothing became [gnited (Om | O oy g oy o o e P e P P e R P o P R A D | e St iy ] second, Can I See 'Em third. Time, 1:41%. CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—Harlem's reopening to. day was characterized by last time. Jolly Roger ran a mile in 1:39%. The feature was at a mile and a sixteenth. John Baker led until nearly home, when Serrano, the favorite, came fast and beat him half a length, while Crocket was a close third. Tenby bicked up a stone and finished a lame fourth. Weather clear; track fast. Results: One mile—Latchkey won, Andes second, Imp. Mistral 11 third. Time, i:41% Tive furlongs—Thrive won, frla d'Or second, Oconee third. Time, 1:00%. One mile—Jolly Roger won, Tullane second, the fourth race, Tulla Fonso third. Time, 1:36%. Mile and a sixteenth-Serrano won, John Baker second, Crocket third. Time, 1:45%. an_eighth, Rosavannah selling—Plantain_won, Mile and third. Time, Dogtown second, | 4 Six furlongs, selling—Little Jack Horner won, | Tenole second, Free Hand third. Time, 1:14%. GRAND CIRCUIT RACES. READVILLE, Mass., Aug. 21.—The grand circuit fixture for the Readville mile track began this afternoon. The track was fast and the-attendance large. Only one favorite reached winning mon {and he did so without giving the others a event for three- vear-olds, won by Idolita, 21, was faster than the favorite, Extacy, could go. although the latter was booked to win | even after (wo heats. Idolita each time | dropped the field at the quarter and lead- | ing ail around finished easily enough to keep down his mark. Extacy managed | to get second in the first heat and was likely in the third, but broke at the three- | quarters. ‘With beautiful starts each time the race was one of the best for foals ever dn this track. Idolita’s share is $7500, -and Mamie W’s $1700. The Neponset stake had Hal B, 2:041, for the favorite. and as his mark was so much better than the class it was not suprising that he showed the way all chance. The Futurity Brivieldfetteldfeelefeioelefof el e e efoefefrfrefefe el around. In the third heat Montas Crookes, 2:09, came up to the finish in| pretty good style and threatened to dis- | pute the heat, but Hal B let out again and won by a length. Moth Miller did the best trotting of the field, for each time he was fourth to the three-quarters, where he forced Arlington and Castleton so that they nad to slow up to keep their | feet. Miller would then siow up on the finish stretch, making Hal B's lead really better than it need be, while in two heats there was no horse to dispute with Miller the right to second place. The 2:12 class pacing was won by Fair- view, 2:13%, an outsider, after Free Bond, 2:11%, the great favorite, had miserably failed to get Inside the distance flag in the first heat. 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Half a dozen of the new- "a’e?' est popular compositions Music. that retail regularly <t 35c each—on sale t*is day only ar.20€ ongs the Soldiers Sang"'—to-day Won't You Take Me Back to Dixi .i7¢ For 7’11&&1‘11:_()/1/!'. This Wash Boiier, 82¢. No. 8 lilvan- ized Wash Boiter:, California make, extra heavy galvanized iron, strong riveted hand'es, regular'y $1.10 esch special this day at...... The Sale of Belfs. only, per box. 206 Fnew A Warmin' Up in Dix My Girl’ Plantation Ec \ Memories of the South about 200 c:s of enpirel music, no two alice, retailing regu- at only on sile at .8¢ new The manufacturer’s entire samole lin:—To-day and Wedncsday, if quantity lests. vles in the 'ot, no two alike, and the original retail prices Ther: ware 1500 ranged ‘rom 23c to each—Belts fo: Ladi>s, Men and Bovs. They are divided into two great lots and a ales tanles in main -isle, near the entrance, at.... ..14¢c and 28c each Grocery and Liguor Specials These offer nys for Tuesday and Wednesday only.: Maine CGorm-—The best—6 cons|Cocoa Shells—5 lbs for.....25¢ for. .55¢ Whiskey—Kentvcky Bourbon, full Babbitt’s Soap —29 bars ‘fs; | L good ue it+—per bottie.65€ 10-0z Candles—God 'qua e “fi’g’,"fm"""‘e—*“”‘”“"‘ quazta;’ per dozen....... Jifec & g Crescent Gream.- Unsweetened Champagne—Arpid Haraszthy & Co’s Extra Dry Eclipse Caampagne— cens for. .25¢ Salt—Pure Engli Ca-e 1 dozen quarts, rezularly sac: for... $1450. for. $70.00 Castile Soap— 2 3 Case of 2 dozen pint large bwrs—2f r......... 45¢ $17, for.. Crystolfa=like Sapolio- 3 cikes Siagle pint bottl for. s ....10¢ Single quart bottles The Jollv Send name Cown Jug- and address at once for Fall and Winter Ca:- alogue, now bzing printed. gler enter- 'I'II[’[MPORIU ; tains diily and GeoldenRule Bazaar. 3 JTOM 1010 12 op) opny 45 | ARGEST— AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE. a.m., from2 tos5p.m Admission Free. LS S T T L L T L T T L L T e L T L L L L L L T e e L L T T TR L L L L X ;rought out a strong in Letah Sadie M. Philip DR fen, "after getting a start way | Paul Pry, Annie Burns, McAdams, Fill. Tear in the second heat. made the | son, Helen Simmons and Bright wire with the heat 3 helped him to win | heat in 2:1214 also started, SAN MATEO HUNT CLUB. DWOOD CITY, A ease. In the first ition at the pole a length over Letah Dr. Pitzer’ Resul Light The New England Futurity, $10,000, foal | R ug. 2L—Articles of of 1895 1dolita won 1m -!\rl';irl~;"‘t incorporation of the an Mateo Hu < Dime Floe F 18 Brocher, | Club” have been filed in this county. T Wiissoond, e atarted | corporation is formed, not for -the pur S The Neponset stake 10 class | pose of pecuniary profit, but to encour- pacing, three In five—E won in <port and maintain all kinds of field straight_heats. Time, 2 1\";‘ = e - | and out of door sports, and. for social in- Moth, . Miller . second, M.onts tercourse among its members and to ac- third: Castleton, Aleyo, The Maid, ATHNg- | ;0 “take, purchase, lease, hold, sell ton and Hy ogen also start ng. purse $1000. tw 1 and pes cony v Te o in thra and fourth heats | purposes. There is no 1 stock, Lizzie \wiikes . | shares of stock. nor any and was second. or to be subs The 4. 2°11, continue for fifty year. and onal property for: its following Pilot won thizd heat in W third. Mazie Sidney. Will Leyburn, Ear- | directors have been elected to serve for ly Bird Russell B, Marjorie, Dr. | one e s o Bnee Lo Wood, Free Bond. also started. Lizzie | »ran rolan, Burlingame: Walter S. Wilkes and Joe Pilot divided second and | Hobart, San Mateo; J. J. Moore. Menlo third money. Mazie Sidney fourth Park: Duncan Hayne, San Mateo; Hugh The 2:20 cl: in ona heat in 2:141s. Belmont; H. P. Howard W. O. B. Macdonougn trot, purse $1000, be Letah S won Pitzer won t two | Hum sec- | Mateo first | cisco; San three (unfinished) T % .35 ol D. Beylard, San Matec Cured! Cured!' Cured Dr. McLaug:lin's Elsctric Belt Cures Rheumatism, Lumbago, La Grippe. It is not surprising that DR. 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